messages of support and condemnation of the support for france and the values of france from turkey tunisia. >> syria, indonesia - all the signs. and they are important. they show the french society that it is marginal it's not representing a religious order, it's individuals in the path of fundamentalism. and they should not - it's a large peaceful community such as the modern community in france. targeted as seen. >> this is the situation that has to be managed at the political level. this is the responsibility for what comes next on the doorstep of francis hollande. >> and sarcozy and all the political leaders were invited to tackle it. unfortunately not all were invited. >> let me refer you to the picture we are looking at now. a couple of military helicopters landing in the field close to or just outside the area the vicinity of dammartin-en-goele. that is the town where the current hostage, we think, hostage drama is unfolding. we are looking - long shot there of emergency vehicles. what we think is there may be one hostage there. there has been an change categorically denied by the p

tunisia. no. 2 saudi arab i can't and morocco and jordan and turkey.e have to put that number in perspective. >> uh-huh. >> put it in perspective of the regional struggle that's happening around thisese areas and the tension, cultural, religious, comic tensions that's happening and political tensions within these currents trees. >> the within earn ones going over, that's dissatisfaction? >> it is different in the u.k., most of the people that are going to syria, they come from the indian sub continent, for example. in france, most of the people go >> uh-huh. >> if you look at the number 1 reyutment, you know, pool if you want to call it for i.s. is more okayo. there are cultura lifrmingz. there are issues that has to do with political situations in these countries, the arab spring, for example, uprooted dictator ships around the middle east. until now, it did not provide an alternative that can fill the vacuum and a lot of people are taking add vantsage of that. >> the fighters who go from the west are not well trained as soldiers and you said they can

so all the channels are existing with networks in turkey with networks in tunisia and so on.ope to syria and iraq. and there is a lot of middle men, there are a lot of middle men, there are a lot of people that can basically provide the outsourcing and provide all the logistics for traveling and communication. >> and once in syria, that's it? >> once in syria -- >> -- go looking for her there? >> syria's a black hole and that's the original sin of our intelligence services. nobody has been able to infiltrate syria and the brigades over there. so once you join for example, al qaeda over there, like isis then it's finished. we can't get anything from her anymore. >> just to remind our viewers, this is one source telling cnn, one source close to security services in france that it is believed that this woman, hayat boumediene, 26-year-old girlfriend of the man who held up that kosher supermarket, is believed to have left france before any of the attacks took place. >> exactly, and actually that's very coherent. if you look at it from the operational point of view you have three

turkey as part of the propanoyl legal eavesdropping. state media say they're accused of wiretapping key figures including businessmen government officials including president erdogan. >>> in tunisia top security officials who served the ousted leader has been nominated as prime minister. they will be tasked with forming a new government. his party only holds 86 of the 280 seats. >>> egypt's president has visited kuwait on his first official visit to the gulf since his election last year. president fattah al sisi will discuss investment. the latest kuwaiti grant to egypt in november was worth $1 billion. >>> al jazeera continues to demand the immediate release of our three journalists who have been in prison in egypt for over a year. mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste were wrongly convicted of broadcasting false news and hoping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. allegations which they and al jazeera deny. on thursday an appeals court in cairo ordered a retrial that could begin within a month. lawyers for peter greste and mohammed fahmy have filed deportment from egypt. >>> rescue teams have pulled 38 people from the rubble, recovery operations are ongoing. police suspec

arguments that tunisia elected him in power and then voted him out shows there's a desire for people once they have a right to vote to self-moderate themselves. we've seen that in turkey. turkey has a somewhat successful -- >> turkey has? >> absolutely. >> i'm sorry, based on what reading of recent history? >> i'll tell you. done thoofb by our standards and there's a lot of problems with it. turkey's economy has grown perhaps better than any european economy in the last ten years. they have cutback corruption. i'm not defending the turks. >> they arrest journalists and the president is acting like a little putin over there, arresting anybody that dares to go against him. anything that was built in the past century is being washed away. >> here's the real test for turks about how they self-correct that. political islam doesn't necessarily -- we're talk here about the party. they would make the argument they improved a lot of things. cutback on corruption. there have been a lot of arguments against the civil and social aspects of it. they are cutting down journalists. freedom of expression is on decline. very aggressive tactics. this is now the test for turkey. doesn't