paris central courthouse.as clearly to commit a terrorist attack, that is how francois molins announced the state of the investigation this friday here in central paris. francois molins also giving details on the three individuals. was a prime suspect, a daughter of the owner of the acre who was found in central paris loaded with those five canisters of gas. the car keys were found in her bag at a time of her arrest. and also a letter pledging allegiance to the islamic state organization also found in her belongings at the time of her arrest. the second individual was entirely veiled at the time of her arrest. the third individual, perhaps most interesting, is sarah h. ae attacked and injured police with a 20 centimeter long knife area she is of interest because she was betrothed to two individuals who have been committed -- who have committed extremely violent acts. they were the men who committed the -- in the terrorist attacks in june and july. she was also betrothed to a third gentleman. he has since been

the day after the paris attacks the men arrive in austria. they apply for asylum and end up in this refugee center for weeks. authorities believe the men were not only part of the same terror cell as the paris bombers, but also they were planning another attack. the documents show they were in contact with people in several european countries and were researching travel to france. investigators believe they were waiting for a third man to join them, a mysterious isis operative. the man has never been publicly named until now. he traveled from syria along the refugee route carrying a phone number linked to the terrorist cell of the ring leader of the paris attacks. according to the documents, as well as a photo of islamic state fighters standing before their flag. december 10th, nearly a month after the paris attacks, he finally receives at the refugee center where the other two men are. later the same day police raid the center. the men are arrested. here's what happened next acovereding to the documents. in the scramble one man tries to get

-- the 12th his district of paris.errorists in both pots are suspected of using the encrypted messaging service telegraph -- telegram to communicate out of syria or iraq. laura: french charities say at least half of the migrants living in the so-called jungle stay incalais want to france. it is a stopping off point for people trying to reach the u.k. nicholas sarkozy wants british police to patrol the border. boarding the bus for one of france's orientation centers. each week, dozens of migrants choose to leave the jungle behind, and seek asylum elsewhere in france. >> a second bus will depart this afternoon, for the. people.th more than, 20 that's about 50 people leaving today. reporter: once seen as a stop on the way to the u.k., french charities say now about half of those at the camp wish to remain frenchce, and figured officials have seen an increase in asylum claims. aid organizations say there are shift. reasons for the there are fewer migrants arriving from countries with historical ties to the u.k., tightest s

paris and frankfort just dipping into the red.ot expecting the european central bank to change interest rates. we are waiting to hear if mario draghi will extend the bond buying program set to expire next month. the deadline is coming up very soon. have they achieved what they want with respect to inflation or growth, certainly not. brexit was one of the elements and it has left a number of stains on what ecb were going to do. julyhappened in june or even before brexit, the ecb was pretty much ready and confident with respect to what they have assimilated with quantitative easing. they were going to upgrade the forecast. with her exit the data is not giving them that much and perhaps now is the time for them to come back and say are we going to do more quantitative easing, reduce the deposit rate, cut the interest rate or helicopter money. i don't think any of these extreme measures will be on the table today. >> the latest iphone has been given a muted reception by tech experts and apple fans. apple needs to spark fresh consumer

mayor of paris has announced another camp that will open by the end of the year.ite will be in the southeast in a converted plant. that one will be for vulnerable populations such as women and children. >> the centers aim to replace the camps that have sprung up across paris. >> douglas herbert tells us now have the problem of homeless migrants forced the city council to take action. douglas: what we have basically been seeing is an untenable situation, if you live anywhere in northern paris, you walk around in the morning and lined up you see tents around canals and people just sleeping on mattresses. thee squalid camps all over place. this is really long overdue. you are right in pointing out that this initiative we are hearing about today that the mayor has just, yes, it's a good first step, but it is only temporary. migrants placed in these temporary centers stay is up to 10 days. they still have to find places for them to go afterwards. , back in mayparis was saying sense is known as a country that welcomes people. we are supposed to take people in and get th

you're watching live from paris ."re on "france 24 of ad troops take control rebel held district of central aleppo. the world health organization say the sick and injured now be guaranteed safe passage out of the city. residents of timbuktu welcomed the decision to send a jihadist to jail. he will spend 90 years behind bars. debate showdown, clinton and trump get back to work on the campaign trail. but sides claim victory donald trump bows to get tougher on clinton in round two. ♪ moscow says it's thrown its military weight behind the assad regime's plan to retake the city of aleppo. announcing tuesday that ground troops have we taken control of the rebel held district in the northwest of the city. aleppo has been pounded by regime and russian airstrikes for days now since the temporary truce failed last week. this as the world health organization calls for safe core doors to allow the cities sick and injured to leave. for more on the situation in syria, we cross to beirut or our regional correspondent is standing by.

new details houn the paris attackers traveled among syrian refugees. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> on this labor day when the general election campaign heats up, a new twist in donald trump still evolving immigration plan. trump says he's keeping his options open on whether to grant legal status to undocumented immigrants. just last week trump vowed there would be only one route to legal status, go back home and reapply for entry to the united states. hillary clinton says there's nothing new about trump's immigration stance insisting he's taking as hard a line as ever. tonight, the democratic nominee is answering questions from reporters flying with her on her plane. stand by for that. >>> also tonight, president obama cancels an upcoming meeting with the president of the philippines. this after the president lashed out at mr. obama calling him, and i'm quoting now, the soften a whore and saying he wouldn't be lectured on human rights by the u.s. president. we hav

paris withs stay in the paris motor show. it happens every two years. >> that's right. this time for the first time, several carmakers including rolls-royce, bentley and lamborghini have decided to give the event of skip. over to we can cross james andre who is covering the event. what trends are you picking up from this year's show given so many of the big industry players are not in attendance? >> one player that is in attendance, this is the ferrari. yet another hyper powerful sports car and yet another tree destroying vehicle. in fact it's a hybrid. that is one of the big trends. there are others of course. hybrid is a bit last year to be honest with you. this year it's also very much about electric cars. we were on tesla's stand and they were showing us the new series of vehicles. they are introducing a new battery this year. one of the problems with electric cars is range. they have solved the problem by putting a very powerful battery in that car giving it a range of 542 kilometers. that makes it more sensible as an everyday car. but it's extremely expensive at a

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like, he works more than i do. >> paris' boyfriend's name is michaellsnoddy. bloggers point to this gold band, the 26-year-old drummer and one-time pizza delivery guy has as proof of marriage, but look, paris just wears this silver snake on her ring finger. >> there will be a pregnancy rumor or there will be more rumors of me going down another spiral emotionally or another rumor that i died. >> paris and michael have been dating for just six months, but it's definitely intense. they did this photo shoot together five weeks ago. >> i set them in the shot and she's wearing this red dress with this leather jacket and she has black lips and they just started making out like crazy. after about five or six shots he would have black lips all over his face and all over his ears and they were kissing, biting, pulling, hugging, like -- i mean, was just clicking the picture. >> at one point you can see michael sitting naked at paris' feet. in another shot the couple is drefrped in a bathtub. look closely and you can see the 18-year-old's tattoos and one says i love you.

they would not have a chance to become part of the paris attacks. tells investigators they contact their isis handler ahmad who arranges about 2,000 euros for them. flush with cash, the pair continues along the refugee route. as they work their way across europe, usman, identified as a bomb maker from a pakistani terror group, passes the hours doing something strikingly unislamic, looking at porn. documents show he visited almost two dozen porn sites on his phone. november 14th, the day after the paris attacks, haddadi and usman arrive in austria. they apply for asylum and end up in this refugee center where they stay for weeks. according to cnn sources, authorities now believe haddadi and usman were not only part of the same terror cell as the paris bombers, but also that they were planning another attack. the documents show they were in contact with people in several european countries and were researching travel to france. investigators believe they were waiting for a third man to join them, a mysterious isis operative called abid tabaouni, never

trump is serious about this outreach effort, this engagement effort. >> hold on paris. paris. on. but paris, the "new york times" didn't make up a story, they have the memo, and in talking -- >> unsubstantiated memo. if they have -- there is no confirmation from the trump campaign. >> why would they want to confirm that? let me ask you this question, let me ask you this question. >> why would they want to release something like that? i don't think it's real. >> you think the story is made up. >> this is what i will say, joy, when it comes to trump has put black people out, is it true how he had treated black african-americans by putting them out of their apartments, out of their dwellings, out of their residences in new york. >> that is not true. >> okay. hold on a second. >> we care about the african-american people. nor does he care for hispanics, nor does he care for the gay and lesbian culture. >> hold on. guy time out. two of you talking over each other is not a conversation, and i want to try to get our panel here in new york into this conversation as well. but before i

show the three arrived in germany 2015 just before the paris attacks.s and carrying thousands in cash and mobile phones. one of the accused, a 17-year-old, is suspected of receiving training in weapons and explosives why raqqah syria, the capital of the self declared islamic state. >> translator: following orders from the islamic state in november 2015 to await instructions from the zlaut. to it could be that we are dealing with a sleeper cell. >> passports made by the same forge who are provides travel documents to the paris attackers. and the sophisticated network that isis used to move operatives around europe. >> translator: we've had the three that were arrested under surveillance for a month. >> showing isis' growing web of terror in europe, also an attempted link to a high speed train attack to paris in august 2015. that was thwarted by three american tourists. european security officials continue to hunt for a further 30-40 suspected isis terrorist whose helped support the paris attacks. the french president warning his people to brace for more

of course, the paris agreement alone won't solve the climate crisis. it does establish an enduring framework that enables countries to ratchet down their carbon emissions over time. to set more ambitious targets as technology advances. that means full implementation will help delay or avoid the worst consequences of climb change and pave the way for more progress in the coming years. this is the single-best chance that we have to deal with a problem that could end up transforming this planet in a way that makes it very difficult for us to deal with all the other challenges. president xi and i intend to continue working together in the months ahead to make sure our countries lead climate. three years ago in california, we first resolved to work together to secure a global agreement to phase down the use of superpollutants known as hfcs. we're now just six weeks away from final negotiation. we have a chance to erase global emissions from the global airline industry. one that has the support of industry. today we're putting forward roadmaps to get both ne

welcome back to "live from paris." our top stories this hour. democracy will be stronger than .arbarity france well along how to stamp out terrorism and protects france's social model in an hour-long speech that analysts say is the biggest hint yet he will stand again for the presidency. the man once dubbed europe's most wanted makes his second appearance in court, but paris attack suspect salah abdeslam refuses to answer judges' questions about how his terror cell carried out the bloodshed and how the islamic state group operates. leaderbon's opposition jean ping takes his claim of presidential election fraud to the country's highest court. incumbent leader ali bongo won the vote by a hair's breadth, but international observers have long been calling for a recount. ♪ not let the image or influence of france deteriorate -- those are the words of france along today -- francois hollande today, offering the clearest hint he will run again for the presidency. the mosta speech, unpopular french leader in modern times said that despite fear and agony

december 10th, nearly a month after paris attacks.y arrives at refugee center where usman and haddadi are. later the same day, police raid the center. usman and haddadi are arrested. here is what happened next. in the scramble, haddadi tries to get rid of his sim card. he denies knowing him but investigators find this, tabaoni's cell phone charging right beside haddadi's best. haddadi's phone number is saved in it. and a foet yik taken 30 minutes before the raid showing tabaouni right next to where they slept. >> we can assume that tabaouni was also part of the same plot and instructed to carry out an attack. >> from the time he slipped way, tabaouni has been wanted man. according to sources who also confirm he was finally arrested in july. documents show this is the facebook page tabaouni had on his phone and in recent months it's pairs he was publicly posting updates from belgium. there are now 1600 pages of data from his phone and sources tell cnn they are moving to extradite him to austria and it tie him to haddadi and usman and t

he works more than i do. >> paris' boyfriend's name is michael snoddy. bloggers point to this band, the 26-year-old drummer and one-time marriage, but look, paris just wears this silver snake on her >> there will be more rumors of me going down another spiral emotionally or another rumor that i died. >> paris and michael have been dating for just six months, but it's definitely intense. they did this photo shoot together five weeks ago. >> i set them in the shot and she's wearing this red dress with this leather jacket and black lips and they started making out like crazy and after five or six black lips all over his face and all over his ears and they were kissing, biting, pulling, hugging, like -- i mean, i was just clicking the picture. >> at one point you can see michael sitting naked at paris' feet and in another shot the couple is drenched in the bathtub. look close, the tattoos says i love you and another in honor of prince and in this pic of pair boots she has her dad's album name "bad." that's not the only tribute. >> she brought a michael jacks

he suspects have links to the network that carried out last november's attack in paris.lso on the show, the first day of syria's nationwide cease-fire has brought a tense calm. they're hoping to deliver much-needed supplies to besieged areas. and we will look at angola's health care crisis and out budget cuts mean patients hit by a yellow fever epidemic are not getting the treatment that they need. ♪ it is good to have you with a spirit german police say they have three men in custody tonight with ties to terrorists who carry out the paris attack last november, and police believe the men were planning a similar massacre here in germany, winning for the order to kill to come from the islamic state. in an early-morning raid, police arrested three syrian men who religiouly entered germany posing as a silo-seekers last year. we begin with this report. reporter: the first of three syrian subjects -- suspects appeared in germany's highest court. they were convinced they were sent to germany from the so-called islamic state. >> our findings point to a functionary of the i.s. wh

. >> paris. this is "entertainment tonight." >> hi, everybody. thank you so much for joining us on this labor day which we all know means the end of summer. we certainly hope you had a great one. >> lavish vacations, exotic locations, sometimes, clothing optional. >> oh my. call me a romantic. my favorite events this summer included a beautiful bridal gown. >> can i ask you one question? what's your last name? >> all right, h-a-r-t. >> from their wedding bands to custom gown, kevin hart's wedding to paris was elegant and picture-perfect. custom vera wang with applique and another vera wang creation. sheer lace gown. a portland, oregon, screening of stand-up film "what now." >> bling on your fingers. >> yep. this chocolate is locked up, ladies. >> yes, i'm a married man but i'm with my family. >> you remember your wedding? i remember the picture of you on the ground. do you remember your wedding? >> i woke in the morning with grass stains on my shirt. to this day, they say i passed out. some people say i jumped in the pool for no reason at all. it

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next choice, paris scrubbed because it was couture fashion week. so england it was. and as they say, third time's a charm. >> how does it feel? different being married to ciara? >> not at all. we're just so close. best friend and madly in love with each other, obviously. but it's cool. we're the wilsons now. so that's pretty cool. >> we remember how they they were remaining celibate. >> this is what we're doing tonight. >> "dancing with the stars" pro made dance partner "shark tank" the life partner. exchanged i dos on july the 31st. the bride. dance floor. for the honeymoon, tropical bora bora. >> it was the best time, i thought. >> most likely, kim won't return to the show anytime soon and bye-bye maiden name. >> changing my name, that's kind of a little bit of getting used to, but i like it. >> kim is hanging up her dancing shoes for now but at least we get back this season. he's been getting ready to be a dad. beyonce is due john legend and chrissy teigen got nostalgic with their baby girl. >> look at where we are. >> you are in italy. chrissy and john went for t

>>> still to come, our day in paris with celine dion swarmed by fans. songs better than myself. >> mariah carey takes us on her $25 million italian yacht. >> "e.t." >>> girl talk inside mimi's private quarters. >> cheers. >>> even when you're taking an antidepressant, you may be struggling with depression. you try to put on a brave in fact, two out of three people taking an antidepressant may still experience unresolved symptoms. when added to your current antidepressant, shown to reduce symptoms of depression. it may help you feel better without giving up the progress you may have made with your current antidepressant. not for everyone. call your doctor about inuunusu >>> by now, we all know everything mariah carey does is just a little over the top, that goes for her summer vacation as well. the key to a happy romance is separate bathrooms but as carly steele found out, it's his and her yachts. >> how important is it to have his and her yachts? >> it's important to have his and her everythi. >> the second privately owned vessel, a luxury liner mariah

caroline hyde is at the paris auto show.di abandons comfort as they pursue a plan to reduce supply. who will take the hit? inflationary pressure. how will a boost in oil prices affect global prices?

custom gown, kevin hart's wedding to paris was elegant and picture-perfect. custom vera wang with applique and another vera wang creation. sheer lace gown. a portland, oregon, screening of stand-up film "what now." >> bling on your fingers. married now. >> yep. this chocolate is locked up, ladies. >> yes, i'm a married man but i'm with my family. >> you remember your wedding? i remember the picture of you on the ground. do you remember your wedding? >> i woke in the morning with grass stains on my shirt. to this day, they say i passed out. some people say i jumped in the pool for no reason at all. it got bad. it was my wedding. don't judge me. >> the ceremony took place at this place in monticedo, california. his 8-year-old was the best man. >> hanging out with my best man. hey. my best man. nu the destination part of the l.ptia >> the sand. water coming up while you eat. i'm a romantic guy, man. >> seahawks quarterback and ciara went to england. roberto cavalli at the secluded english estate castle. >> we had about 100 plus people there at the wedding and re

it's why last december's paris agreement was so important.her as a strong, enduring framework to set the world on a course to a low carbon future. someday we may see this as the moment that we finally decided to save our planet. there are no shortage of cynics who thought the agreement would not happen, but they missed two big things -- investments that we make to allow for incredible innovation in clean energy, and the strong principles of diplomacy over the course of years that we're able to see pay off in the paris agreement. the united states and china were senate majority leader that effort. over -- were paramount in that effort. over the past few years, china has been one of the significant leaders in global action. in 2014, president xi and i stood together to announce landmark climate targets for our two country to meet. that announcement -- our two countries to meet. that announcement set us on the road to paris by jump-starting an intense diplomatic effort to put other countries on the same cour course. in 2015, we stood together in

of course, the paris agreement alone won't solve the climate crisis.ut it does establish an enduring framework that enables companies to ratchet down their carbon emissions over time and set more ambitious target as technology advances. that means full implementation of this agreement will help delay or avoid some of the worst consequences of climate change and pave the way for more progress in the coming years. this is the single best chance that we have to deal with a problem that could end up transforming this planet in a way that makes it very difficult for us to deal with all the other challenges that we may face. president xi and i intend working together in the months ahead to make sure our countries lead on climate. three months ago in california we resolved to work together to come up with a global agreement on hfcs. we're weeks away from final negotiations. we have a chance to reach a global agreement to curb emissions from the global airline industry, one that actually has the support of industry. today we're putting forward road maps to get

welcome paris and becari. thank you for coming in.paris, hillary clinton's campaign responded tonight to the trump statement tweeting, president obama's successor cannot and will not be the man who led the racist birther movement, period. your reaction, paris? >> i think if you look at current polls across the country you see mr. trump doing well and leading in statements like ohio and florida. so he may very well be -- donald trump may well be the next president of the united states. i disagree with the premise he is racist or sexist or bigoted. so i believe that this birther issue is something that is a distraction. the campaign came out tonight saying mr. trump p believes that president obama was born in the united states of america. i believe that's case closed and we should move forward on issues that i believe more americans are more concerned about around the kitchen tables. >> you don't want to hear it come out of his mouth instead of a campaign spokesperson? >> i think when the campaign puts something out we should take it at

any they would not have a chance to become part of the paris attacks.says they contact their isis handler who amazes another 2000 euros. fresh with cash, they continue across the refugee route as they work their way across europe. usman identified by investigators passes the hours doing something strikingly unislamic, looking at porn, visiting nearly two dozen sites on his phone. they arrive in austria and apply for asylum and end up in this refugee center where they stayed for weeks. according to sources, authorities believe that haddadi and usman were not only part of the same terrorist cell but they were planning another attack. the documents show they were in contact with people in several european countries and were reap searching travel to france. investigators believe they were waiting for a third man to join them. a mysterious isis operative called tabaouni. like usman and ma dady, he traveled along the refugee route carrying a phone number linked to the terrorist of the paris attacks as well as a photo of islamic state fighters standing before

paris denard, donald trump supporter. basilsome smikel, director of the new york state democratic party. ronnie chen, mitt romney's former director during the '12 campaign. and joining us in a moment, hilary rosen. hillary clinton supporter. a little teaser as we're dealing with a technical glitch as we like to say. basil, let's start where we are right at this moment. hillary clinton has the plane, the press riding on the plane with her. goes back to say hello and says i'll be back for a little bit more. is she going to be able to avoid the press? >> i don't -- i wouldn't use the word avoided. i wouldn't use the word avoided. but i do think she's going to talk about -- i would like for her to talk to the press. i think it would be great. she's got a lot to say. she's been talking about some great policies over the last couple of weeks, including some issues related to mental health. it's gotten lost in some of the other coverage, unfortunately. she's got a lot to say. i hope she can engage the press today. >> some of tha

shares in the company down around three quarters of a percent in paris.arkets divesting the news that the bank of england left rates and the bond program unchanged at his most recent meeting -- a nd its most recent -- at its most recent meeting. not the best vacation when it comes to business, but they have been trying to change that. we have is speaking to some french entrepreneurs. >> it felt like a miracle. it happen as soon as they became president. >> is now able to invest. he runs a travel agency. tourists benefit. he says his plans to open a hotel should now get off the ground. in two or three years, the hotel project was suspended because foreign investors. now, argentina is opening up to international markets. that is what helped us get investors back on board so we can build our hotel in the vineyard. set upear-old dominic for businesses in argentina -- four businesses in argentina. with or without the president, the businessman says he has had to be patient and paper local expertise. >> i would advise any young person thinking about coming to a

paris hilton and olive stone. only here would you see the combination. >>> she is the hotelks that made the phrase els can wei about but paris hilton. >> yeah, she is starring in one of the rial tv shows called the simple life. >> now, paris is running her business empire clothing, shoes and fragrance line. >> yes, i fly back there tomorrow. >> it's like a second home for you these days. >> ye oyear. >> what is that like? >> it's incredible. it's so much fun being on stage and amnesia is the best club in the world. >> sort of taking the spot above france and the place to spend the summer for the rich and famous. >> now, when we talk about the fragrances i said i know that she has one. you have 20 fragrances? >> 20? >> i'm sure that you picked them all because you're representing them. >> yes, i developed all of them from naming them, picking theent . >> what is yourorite?oly and ved perfreand to have onend to ha 20 is a dream come true. i feel so lucky and plblessed. >> do you have voice -- >> we ha known you sinc

i'm paying for this paris trip. it's their anniversary present. we adore elaine. she wants to say hi. she's with her new boyfriend. what's he like? a close talker. hello, eric. hello. how long are you in town? wouldn't you like to be a big brother to someone like me? what am i supposed to do with all this paella? they said tomorrow, maybe. maybe? maybe they don't like us. we don't care much for the costanzas. we can't stand them. i'll be leaving for paris in 2 days. we've been trying to reunite joey with his father... who lives in paris. morty seinfeld and i are going into business together selling raincoats. do you think your parents would have any objections to taking a little kid to paris with them? your mother and i are planning on taking a cruise

john maynard king had been at the first world war at the paris peace conference. so had a number of the british delegates that were here. so they were all aware of it. for them it wasn't a distant history. for them it was a living history. it was their lives. the second thing that i was interested in was the way in which the contacts within which they were operating affected the way that they thought. in other words what was their historical imagination. what did they think had brought them to germany in 1945? what historical process cease were they thinking about? what historical analogies were they thinking about? what did they think about? i wanted to get into that. and the third theme, although it's slight less important than the other two, i wanted to understand what the role of individuals really meant in these grand historic times that people were living through. potsdam offer as perfect case study in the middle of this conference, the british will hold an election, winston churchhill to everybody's great surprise lost that election. so halfway through the

mark and paris are still with me.e are joined by jamil smith of mtv news and since his name was invoked, we did reach out to jesse jackson to what paris said regarding his positive words about donald trump. are you there? >> indeed. how are you today. >> i'm wonderful. happy sunday to, you sir. so in 1998, or thereabouts, reverend jackson, we did go back to find out if there was back-up for what paris said and you had positive words to say about donald trump back in 1998 and i believe he rented space to your wall street initiative and what was that about? >> he was working with president clinton as a progressive liberal and contributing to clinton at the time. we had business people that were offering to blacks and latinos for the first time and it is the cause of this. [ inaudible ]. this is what he makes reference to and was reverted and since that time he's come out for the race of the working people and since that time the -- [ inaudible ]. and since that time we think it is rationally pertaining to civil rights.

, let paris get in. the end of the day, i view this as a distraction to the real issue that's going on with the lives of the american people, especially the african-american people. my community. now, i do believe that there are some to van's point that might be hurt or offended by what the birther movement, if you will, that i believe was started by the clinton campaign and that mr. donald trump help produce the birth certificate the president did produce for the american people. after that was done, mr. trump did not continue to raise that issue. it has only now resurfaced because mr. trump, i believe, is having serious continued engagement and is doing well with the black community in terms of polling and his engagement and i believe the clinton campaign is worried about his deliberate efforts to try to earn the vote. >> paris, he raised it in iowa during the iowa caucuses. what are you talking about? >> no, he didn't. bob, you have no proof -- >> yes, he did. >> here's the bottom line, for eight year

celine returned to paris where she was saint ? i see you, i feel you ? >> played a sold out crowd every night still healing from the death of her husband, rene, to turn it into a family vacation with her three sons. every day, fans were stationed outside of the royal hotel where many had a chance to meet her. >> celine, what do you make of this amazing fan reaction? songs better than i do myself. >> arriving at the arena, we had a cool look into celine's world. >> i feel like inner sanctum. we have wonderful people cooking for us, for everybody. see you in a little bit. get ready for the show. bye, see you later. >> more comfy clothes for the sound check and then meet and greet some luckyan keeping the atmosphere light before a show, celine rebooted her "e.t." theme ala michael jackson. ? "e.t." nana ? ? whoo ? >> showtime. >> that's her brother, michelle, leading her to the stage. and we are right there as the never more glamorous surprise, she does her own stage make-up. >> i don't use false eyelashes. two things. if i use them for a couple of songs, i

the paris prosecutor said they dismantled the terrorist cells of young women. they were arrested yesterday after the car was found in notre -- near notre dame cathedral. lucy williamson has more. lucy: this, say police, was the terrorist cell of three young women controlled directly from syria. there were tracked to this flat in paris. caught as they emerge on the street outside. in the chaos, the youngest, just 19 years old, stabbed an officer with a kitchen knife and was shot in the leg. a witness captures the moment she stretchers away. on her, police found a pledge to terrorize france in the name of so-called islamic state. in paris today, the chief prosecutor described the cell as a new kind of threat. >> the actions of these young women directed at a distance by i.s. members in syria show that this organization wants to turn women into fighters. lucy: this is the car left near notre dame last weekend. packed with gas canisters and a petrol-soaked blanket, but no detonator and no explosion. on one of the suspects, investigators say they found keys to the c