you know, the russians have paid a big price because of the bomb in their jet coming from sharm el sheikh. so they've lost people to isis, right? i think you say, look, we need your -- if not your active help, your acquiescence in what we're going oh do going after isis. so that means you're going to have to pull back while we go after their leadership and infrastructure. but if you want to be part of that, we welcome you and you have a dog in hunt now because you're worried about what's happening in the caucuses. right now we're not going to see a military defeat of assad. that's not going to happen. it might have been possible a few years ago. it's not going to happen now. >> there's a no-fly zone by you advocate. and the russians invade that no-fly zone, would president clinton say, shoot it down if you give it warning? >> that would not happen. we're going to put up a no-fly zone where the russians are clearly kept informed. i want them at the table. they don't have to participate in it, but i want them to understand that there has to be safe areas on the ground. >> is there some less

and then sharm el-sheikh becomes -- for russian tourists so it was in peak season and didn't influence at that it point that much, but we have seen the next summer the russian position if russia change these things because in the statement, in the presidential statement, there is a statement that these can be suspended at any moment with the decision of the executive. so this is kind of -- it is still that means an open window for negotiation and agreement about this. >> okay. well, i'll just open it to q & a at this point, and i want to take several questions for the sake of time. please. kuwait for the mic. >> last friday the russian minister of defense stated -- i'm quoting -- the islamic state area of influence -- talking about syria -- is expanding. he looked into -- about 70% of the syrian territory, the number of terrorists amounts to about 60,000 people, and then he added, there is a threat that these actions will be transferred to central asia and the -- seems to -- caucusus. they are concerned if this problems not addressed now, urgently, they're going to have a probable poli

obscure the grief, sorrow and anger they feel about recent acts of terror in beirut, paris and sharm el sheikhcan get more on these and other breaking stories 24 hours a day at the new bloomberg.com. back to you. >> thank you so much. let's get a quick recap. the first gain of the week for u.s. stocks. but the s&p 500 shot of its record high, stuck at its moving average to the upside we saw energy shares recover for a second day. quite as exciting as we have seen earlier this week. most of the excitement was in south africa. major swings. thatows all the risk abounds in emerging markets. >> let's go for a deep dive. as we talk about the federal reserve, investors are looking at ahead to the process of bringing liquidity from the financial system and parking their cash in the states with most liquidity possible. you can see right here this chart shows they are basically parking it in products that have a weighted average of maturity of 35 days. that is the lowest since 2006. yet to go back to here because it is even lower than that time in 2010. investors want to be liquid. they're waiting to s

you know, the russians have paid a big price because of the bomb in their jet coming from sharm el sheikh. so they've lost people to isis, right? i think you say, look, we need your -- if not your active help, your acquiescence in what we're going to do going after isis. so that means you're going to have to pull back while we go after their leadership and their economic infrastructure. but if you want to be part of that, we welcome you and you have a dog in hunt now because you're worried about what's happening in the caucuses. you're worried about isis spreading its ideology. right now we're not going to see a military defeat of assad. that's not going to happen. it might have been possible a few years ago. it's not going to happen now. >> there's a no-fly zone, which you advocate. no-fly zone, would president clinton say, shoot it down if you give it warning? >> that would not happen. we're going to put up a no-fly zone where the russians are clearly kept informed. i want them at the table. they don't have to participate in it, but i want them to understand that there has to be safe ar

and now the egyptians -- remember, the plane was flying from sharm el sheikh to st. the have found no evidence that indicates ill legitimate interference or an act of terrorism. to be absolutely clear what they're not saying is that this wasn't a terrorist attack. what they're saying is that they have found no evidence that there was an attack on board the plane. we don't have the report itself. it's a very, very vaguely worded, brief statement and that's all we've been told by the egyptians. so it is a little confusing but that's what the egyptians are saying this morning. >> keir simmons in london, thank you very much. >>> now to the investigation into the san bernardino shooters, there a new debate surrounding the visa process that allowed tashfeen malik into the country. reports she openly professed her support for jihad online saying she wanted to be a part of it. ari melber, good morning. how is this connection missed? >> that's the big question, jose. two seem to be the kind of thing you don't need to be a security expert to find if someone is posting on a pop

fox45 sharm el-sheikh -- live? >> the building itself is just behind this fire truck still parked outside. we can tell you they've reopened the street in the last hour and people in the building next door are being allowed back inside. crews tear down what's believed to be an old carriage house after part of it caved in damaging a nearby home and forcing out people living nearby. >> they not no one got hurt and no one got killed. that's the main thing. >> gary says his family lived there years ago. >> it brings back memories. i was a kid. i shoveled this driveway. >> the collapse happening in the back of the building as workers were inside doing rehab work. the deputy chief says the building could date back to the turn of the century. going on they did have permits. >> people had to keep people from going into nearby homes. >> it's just a very old building. that may have contributed to why it collapsed. >> and again, some of those neighbors told they couldn't come back home for several hours but now that's all chan

plane operated by metrojet lost contact with air control just 23 minutes after the passing from sharm el sheikh en route to st. petersburg. and previously egyptian officials said they were focusing on critical cockpit recordings, pointing to an explosion. while last month an isis affiliate said this picture showed the homemade explosives made from a soda can it claimed to have smuggled onboard. now the head of the egyptian committee investigating the crash claims no criminal action is suspected. egyptians are not saying what they think did bring down the plane if not a bomb. privately british security officials tell me they are convinced it was a bomb. britain was the first to reach that conclusion. since then egypt's tourism industry has been devastated. back to you. >> thank you, keir. it's been three years since a gunman entered sandy hook elementary school, killed 20 children, 6 adults. >> and not far from newtown, connecticut another school is marking the anniversary and honoring those people who died with kindness. 26 days of kindness. nbc's harry smith has our story. >> everyone all set?

>> 224 people killed in that russian airliner that just as it took off 20 minutes or so from sharm el sheikh going back to russia to st. petersburg and now a russian is killed and two russians killed with the connection of the downing of that russian plane near the border with turkey as well. we will see what putin does in response to all of. this and ian, much more on the breaking news coming up. thank you very much. >>> meanwhile, other important developments, because france could learn if two of the closest allies are willing to go all-in against this fight against eisis. in the uk, lawmakers are in the middle of a marathon 10 1/2-hour session on whether the british planes should be used to bomb isis targets in syria, and the fiery debate revealing a divided parliament. >> they want to attack us again and again and the question for us, to we answer the call of the allies, the closest friends in the world, the french and the americans who want us to join with them and arab partner s s the work or do we ignore that call? >> the public opinion is moving increasingly against what i believe to

isis has turned it up a few notches to say the least with paris and with what happened at sharm el-sheikhat should be a wakeup call for us and needs to be. those bills i passioned out of the house are on point and help us shore up the airport access controls. >> you are absolutely right. they have been able to do it before compromise our airplanes. we he should learn the lesson and heed this warning very scarefully. congressman, thank you for your time. >> thanks for having me. >> americans are losing confidence that we are winning the war on terror a brand new cnn poll finding had 0% of americans say the terrorists are winning. that's higher than at any other point since the september 11th attack. just 18% saying the u.s. and its allies are winning. the "on the record" political panel is back. all right. so what do you think about this? these new numbers, this is a huge problem. >> yeah. i mean, this is an issue for the democrats, right? when you have obama in the white house and the majority of the country is not satisfied with the way that terrorism is being handled, but i want to poin

that is looks like what was involved in the downing of the russian plane in egypt in sharm el-sheikh clearly air france took the right precaution bringing the plane to rest and examine the contents. >> i want to ask you about the country we have been discussing, hillary clinton and last night's debate say we are now where we need to be in the fight against isis. >> this was in the context of, do we go after assad or after isis and and we do both and our answer is we need to do both and now for the first time we have a political process at the u.n. that ought to bring about an into both and she is right. i think it isn't enough to leave assad in place because as long as he is there, there is a recruiting magnet. >> but there is no agreement. they talking about having talks but the russians have not back off assad and the iranians have fought backed off assad. >> you are right but the first step has to be sit around the table and get a result. the russians will come to that conclusion and they come to that conclusion as we speak because the facts on the ground are not improving at pace

the russians have now paid a big price bececse of the bomb and their jet from sharm el-sheikh. they've lost people to isis. i think you say, look, we need your acquiescence in what we will do in going after isis. so that means will you have to pull back from this are while we go after their)leadership and their economic infrastructure. but if f u want to be a part of that, we would welcome you. you have a dog in this hunt now, you are worried at what's happening at caucuses. you are worried about isis sprereing its ideology. right now we won't see a military defeat of assad. that's not going to happen. it might have been possible a few years ago.@ it's not going to happen now. >> if there is a no-fly zone, whwhh you are advocateing, and the russians invade that no-fly zone, would president clinton say shoot it down if you give it warning? >> charlie that, will not happen. weill put up a no-fly zozo where the russians are clearly kept informed. i want them at the table. they don't have to participate in it. i want them to understand there has to be safe areas on the ground. to l

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plane operated by metrojet lost contact with air control just 23 minutes after the passing from sharm el sheikh en previously egyptian officials have said they were focusing on critical cockpit recordings pointing to an explosion. while last month an isis affiliate said this picture showed the crude homemade explosive made from a soda can it claims to have smuggled on board. now the head of the egyptian committee investigating the crash claims no criminal action is suspected. the egyptians are not saying what they think did bring down the plane if not a bomb. privately british security officials tell me they are convinced it was a bomb. since then egypt's tourism industry has been devastated. matt? >> keir, one other story to ask you about. there's a story coming out of paris overnight that a teacher there on her way to school was attacked by a man who then claimed that he had ties to isis. what do you know about it? >> reporter: that's right, matt. nbc news is just learning that this has been a path to the anti-terrorism office, a hooded man attacked the teacher in the st. denis region of pari

it was highly likely that 224 people were killed by a bomb on board this flight from egypt's sharm el sheikhdent investigation said there's no indication of unlawful interference with the aircraft. the technical commitee has found nothing indicating illegal intervention or terrorist action. it's stunning. all of the people on board were russian. four weeks ago, russia's director of federal security told president putin, he could say with confidence that terrorists were responsible, and said tnt was the explosive on board. now the egyptians seem to be saying -- they're not saying, kate, that there wasn't a bomb on board this flight. but they are saying that they don't think they can find anything to prove that there was. >> keir, is there speculation this is linked to egypt wanting to make sure that tourists still come to egypt? >> look, the tourist industry has been devastated. i was there just some months ago before this particular crash, at the pyramids, and it was pretty incredible how few people were there even then. so it is a country for which the tourist industry is a huge, huge reven

the plane operated by metrojet lost control with air traffic after passing sharm el sheikh. and previously, egyptian officials were focusing on critical cockpit recordings pointing to an explosion. an isis affiliate last month sent this picture showing the homemade explosive made from a soda can. now the head of the egyptian committee. what they think brought down the plane which is not a bomb. privately, british security officials are convinced it was a bomb. britain reached that conclusion. since then, the tourism industry in egypt has been devastated. >> keir, a story coming out from paris that a teacher on her way to school was attacked by a man that claimed he had ties to isis. what do you know? >> reporter: matt, nbc news is learning this has been part of the anti-terrorism prosecutor's office. a hooded man anttacked the nursery school teacher in the same area where they were tracked down in an apartment. the man grabbed a box cutter from the table of school supplies and slashed the teacher's neck and stomach area. from daish or isis. it is too early to draw conclusion