seven arrested, two dead. of those seven arrested, two were hospitalized with some wounds.eved to be the ringleader of the attack. but we don't know, really, the results of that raid. but our cnn terrorism analyst paul cruickshank has gotten new information. i want to go back to him. we're also joined by jim sciutto here at the plaza republique. let's talk about what you just reported because you gave us a lot of new information. this is based on a conversation -- again, who was this conversation with, and if you could just bring us up to speed again. >> well, anderson, as i was saying, this comes from a senior belgian counterterrorism investigation, somebody at the heart of the investigation. the belgians and the french are working hand in hand on this investigation. and as i was saying, the key thing that led to this residence in saint-denis overnight was an intercepted communication, a wiretap, indicating that a relative of abdelhamid abaaoud, the suspected ringleader of this plot, was at that address in saint-denis. the french also separately had other strong informatio

it started around 4:00 this morning, lasted seven hours. two people killed, seven arrested. what more can you tell us? do we have any more information on those killed or arrested? : if we go back to the beginning to get a timeline for our viewers, the operation lasted over seven hours. it began at about 4:20 this morning and was supposed to be one of these "normal raids" that police have been carrying out overnight for the past few days, going to certain houses, interrogating the people there, searching the houses. they went to question people, and they were met with quite a bit of resistance. in fact, we heard apparently gunfire coming out of that apartment. this is not something that the police were expecting when they went to take on this raid. i think we are going to stop now and listen to francois hollande. presidentollande: mr. of the association of france, mr. vice president, madam mayor , the city of light has been attacked. we are with you. , mayors,d gentlemen through you, france has been brought together, brought together during hardship, united , resulting totion

seven terror suspects were arrested. two suspects, two terror suspects killed including a woman who blew herself up wearing some kind of explosive device early on in the operation. the raid and the resistance at one apartment. there were a couple sites that were targeted there, making as many as three. the force in the resistance so violent that the entire floor of a building collapsed there. as we said, the target of these raids, the alleged belgian terrorist, the alleged isis terrorist, abdelhamid abaaoud. it is a man who was believed up until yesterday to have been in syria or iraq. but there is intelligence they had reason to believe that not only was he in france but this northern neighborhood of paris. was he killed this morning? is he one of the two people dead? dna testing under way right now to try to figure that out. also today, police sources tell cnn this raid came just in time. it came just in time to foil some kind of plot that these terror suspects were just getting ready to spring into action. the french inte

it went to 12 innings because in the ninth, the mets blew a two to nothing lead and that is cain clearing bases with the double. they win seven-two. and the series. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> temple owls end their winning streak in an upsetting loss against notre dame saturday night. >> this was a close game by the the way. the the owls, did lose it, 24-20 but the major poles have owls in the top 25. temple ranked number 23 by both the associated press and u.s.a. today but this is first time in the school history that the temple is nationally ranked for three weeks. the owls proved themselves going undefeated for seven weeks straight earning respect of the many. >> speaking of nationally ranked colleges here's the the top five. >> texas christian ranks fifth, lsu, fourth. clemson third. baylor second. leading the pack the the ohio state university. >> the buckeyes. >>> prices and politics, yes, open enrollment for president's health care plan, vast difference in price these time around. >> before you pack that lunch this morning we have a recall to tell but. what popular brand says there could be metal

two suspects dead, seven arrested.att will join us with an update on everything happening there in france. >>> at 5:48 police are not taking chances with a missing college student from montgomerie montgomery county. they think jacob marberger is armed and dangerous since leaving his college. monique braxton is live where police say he was last seen. tell us what's happening. >> reporter: hi, tracy. jacob marburger was last seen by his parents at the home not far from this police station. he retrieved a rifle case, according to his parents and left the home while they were sleeping. but a surveillance camera captured the 19-year-old college sophomore miles away outside reading, investigators say he was buying a box of 12-gauge shotgun shells at a walmart. his cell phone hasn't been used since before he purchased that ammunition. he faces misdemeanor charges for weapons violations, from a previous incident. the president of washington college tells us in october marberger waved an unloaded antique gun while intoxicated.

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two suspected terrorists dead. seven now in custody, including three who were taken into custody from inside the apartment and apparently four others from the outside. so those are . one to the next. >> you can see from that church. they're in the sort of historic old town of sontene. that's the focus of today's raid, including the apartment area that they were looking for. if you go around paris, any french town or city have these beautiful roads or these side streets. they're not in nice neat grids like in new york city. they're very, you know, complicated, urban design. and so this is what they're seeing. of course, this morning, all of this started around 4:30 a.m. local time and there were lots and lots of heavily armed there and they're getting into it there. lots and lots of heavily armed police with helicopters -- >> we just got word from our producers, the french police saying the raid is officially over. >> that fights what's on the screen in front of you right now. they seem to be putting some type of chalk in

there were seven arrested and two killed in these raids.haps more names will be released more identifications will be released, and we're expecting that to happen in the next couple of hours. >> what about the authorities themselves? what have they been saying. >> reporter: today the president addressed the country. he said in fact this was an attack on the freedom of france. he said he wants to see parliament vote on an extension to three months of the state of emergency that is now in place. he said although this will be restrictive to some freedoms here they need to do this to reestablish freedoms going forward. he said this is a war on terror. the terrorists that have been attacking liberties here in france, they want to attack the heart of france, and he said this really needs to happen -- lawmakers really need to come together in order to make sure that france is as secure as possible, and that they can stamp out thesing kinds of terrorists coming into france trying to attack this country. we're expecting that a vote will take place t

. ♪ >>> hello, two people have died and seven are under arrest after fwren.ice raided an apartment seeking those behind friday's paris attacks. hundreds of specialist officers and soldiers descended on the suberb. they, looking for the mastermind abdelhamid abaaoud accuseded of leading the attacks in paris. they con fronted gunfire, explosionives, and a woman wearing a suicide vest. andrew simmons reports. >> reporter: once again, gunfire and later on explosions in paris. saint-denis, looks and sounds like a war zone. [ gunfire ] [ explosion ] >> reporter: it's a raid by security forces under the cover of darkness, and they met fierce resistance. for more than three hours as gunn fire continued. >> translator: since 4:00 this morning, french special forces police have carried out an operation to neutralize terrorists. seven people were arrested, two people have died. >> reporter: police say one of the dead suspects was a woman wearing a suicide vest who blue herself up. for hours now this paris suburb has been in deep shock when gunfire and explosions rattled

two killed, and another four arrests that took place after that. seven arrests, and here is hoy he laid it out for us, saying essentially there was information that abdelhamid abbaaoud was in the area, the supposed ringleader of the group. they didn't think he was in paris. they came across a tip or information that he was in the area of the northern paris, saint-denis, about a mile of the attack on the football stadium. the police closed into that area. they may have been clearing residents out of the building: gun fire erupted. they got inside the apartment with the police. according to bernard cazeneuve and his chronology, they got inside the... >> okay. >>..people on the secrets -- people on the streets heard multiple explosions. >> we lost you during some of what you were saying. they were going after abdelhamid abbaaoud, did you say whether he was in custody or among those in the eight partment building? -- apartment building? >> the interior minister of france says they have not identified anyone in the apartment but they had a tip he was in the a

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. >> we will get back to breaking news from paris, a major police radons with two dead and seven under arrest. our anchor is tracking the story and joining us with the latest. >> that is right we got an update this morning. right now, this is in word on the status of the mastermind behind the attack. he was juan for get ad in the -- he is the one that was targeted in the rain at saint denis, and this is the moment the six hour raid ended. we had to pleasure part of it because a bloody man was drag out of the apartment, naked from the waist down presumably to make sure he wasn't wearing an explosive bolt. we are closely monitoring the pictures and you can still see a heavy police presence. the french president just gave an update on the raid. >> a police operation particularly dangerous has just ended. the aim was neutralizing the terrorists who were accommodate ed in saint denis connected with the authors of the attack and the crimes of friday night. >> to terror suspects are dead, one a woman would blew her sell up with a suicide belt. the goal of the raid was to get to the ma'am, the

two suspects killed, seven people arrested. what we're learning about the operation. >> is david ortiz ready to hang up his cleats? big papi set to make a big announcement. the sox slugger's impact on boston. >>> black friday blues. a local store denied a request to open early. it's our "daily talker." >>> good morning. is 6:30. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn haus. good to have you with us on this wednesday. it is chilly out there. even frosty in a lot of areas, danielle. >> leave a couple of extra minutes. since you were talking about the tree lighting, you guys, i want to bring you the forecast for the tree lighting spectacular on wbz. 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. if you are thinking of heading out for a cool and dry day, we'll probably dip into the upper 30s by the end of the evening so get bundled up. meantime, 40 doesn't sound too bad. 18 in norwood. 19 on the vineyard. a lot of 20s and low 30s on the city of boston with the clear skies. we've had low clouds filtering up through the connecticut river valley. so a frosty start. su

seven arrested. two confirmed dead, including a woman killed herself detonating a suicide bomb as police stormed the apartment. security scares here at home, two flights diverted after bomb threats. both planes have been searched and cleared. and jitters in the global marks. european stocks trading lower. the u.s. futures are pointing to a positive open on wall street. it is wednesday, november 8th, 2015, "squawk box" begins right now. >>. welcome back to "squawk box" right here on cnbc. i'm andrew joe sorkin and becky quick, joining us is richard le frack. in the meantime, we will talk about the u.s. equities futures ahead of the marks. they do look like they will open higher. nasdaq would open 12 points higher. the s&p 500 up about 5 points despite the news out of europe, which is where we want to go. there is breaking news out of europe, out of france, specifically on storming this paris apartment where the suspected mastermind of last week's gun and bomb rampage was believed to be holed up, two dead

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about every two to seven years the trade winds slacken or sometimes reverse and more than normal water develops. strong el ninos means a wetter season. to the south australia and south america will be much drier than unusual. it can lead to flooding, mudslides like it did in 1982 and then in 1998. there are concerns that this year's el nino can do serious damage. right now ocean temperatures are on par of what we saw before those monster winters in the '80s and the '90s. in 1997 and '98 there were 119 days 200% above average. will we see flooding like we did in marin county? already this year we had an increase in the pacific. there were a record of 16 named storms. the key to el nino to deliver much needed rain is timing. the jet stream needs to be in position to deliver normal winter rain. pumped up by that el nino water. they are protecting this will be a -- nasa's model is extremely aggressive. all eyes will be on the skies to see what this brings. weather history will repeat itself. bill martin, ktvu, fox news. >>> bill takes a look at a stretch of warm water that could explain th

. >> the mastermind, perhaps in this apartment, we are hearing two dead and possibly as many as seven injured, so it seems to be considerable-size stakeout that's emerging. >> well, i think from it started with three arrests and then two deceased and went to five arrests and now gone up to seven. there could be people giving assistance as the police investigation or investigate people in and out target premises where people hold up and suspect that something assisted him or harboring. hopefully the last remaining out of the premises. >> thank you very much. we'll come back to you on that. led me bring george, hostage negotiator. imagine this sort of scenario that's been unfolding here for the last few hours. something you're very familiar. talk us through the set pace that the neshtors were put in place, how they would plan to proceed in trying to eventually, the end result, talk as many people out as safely as you can. >> absolutely. the prime object is to get everybody including patrols to come out as safely as possible. for this situation here it's a very, very difficult and dynami

he says he was hosting two people for a few days as a favor and did not know where they came from. the apartment raid ended after about seven hours with two suspects killed and seven others arrested. other raids also took place overnight in france including this church nearby. authorities say they arrested 25 people in total. inaddition to abdelhamid abaaoud, french and belgian police are looking for another key suspect, salah abdeslam whose suicide bomber brother died in friday's attacks. and given the amount of arrests so far, it's unclear exactly how many people french police are searching for. they have conducted more than 400 raids since friday. as for the apartment raid overnight, a police dog was killed and several police officers were injured. live in news room, andrea grymes, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> as the manhunt for the perpetrators continues, france according to the defense ministry, a raid of 10 fighter jets successfully bombed raqqa. the town has been hit hard in last few days by u.s., russian and french air strikes. one group says at least 33 terrorists have been killed in the last thee days. >>> a bomb

have no way to know for sure but the shooting itself happened in the restaurant, leaving two people dead and seven wounded there. that's according to sky news, our partners and owned by our company in the united kingdom. so two separate events. we don't know whether the explosion, the reports of two heard explosions at the stadium, hurt nip elm just know there are reports of two explosions happening. patrons there, people who had gone to the soccer match, having heard not one but two explosions in and around the stadium. so, that is what we're following at the moment, we're waiting for further updates. the "associated press" has been farther out in front of this, saying as many as three people died and a number of people have been wounded. the shooting itself at the restaurant, which is next to a bar, and a nightclub, and reports from all of those of the shooting, though it's our belief the shooting itself happened inside the restaurant. so, that is the latest as we have it. we're waiting for an official word. you see the live camera on the right -- now you see the map. the spot where it happened.

two terrorists dead. seven arrested after an intense overnight standoff in france. [ gunshots ] this morning the hunt for the mastermind behind the attacks takes a surprising new turn. >> all right. this just in. that terrorist hideout may be booby trapped, or was it just another attempt to kill more innocent people? the man who raided the compound and shot him here live. >> and in the wake of these attacks, the president still plans to let migrants come into this country from the country of syria. donald trump calling the president quote insane. mr. trump joins us live within the next half hour. >>> "fox & friends" live from new york, and once again, paris, starts in -- right now. it's 7:00 in new york. it's 1:00 in paris. [ gunshots ] >> imagine hearing that in the middle of the night. two terrorists are dead after an hours-long standoff with police in france. >> seven other suspects under arrest after authorities raided an apartment in saint-denis, and it may have been just in the nick of time. >> okay. here

thth morning, two o uspects are dead --a man and a woman, and seven more are in custody after standoff with police in paris. the woman was wearing this morning, two suspects are dead - a man and a woman, and seven more are in custody after standoff with police )n paris. the woman was wearing an explosive vest. and four officers a ae hurt during the raid at an apartment north of paris where they think the mastermind of the last week's attacks was staying. a senior french police official said abdelhamid abaaoud might be inside an apartmenn in saint-denis with 5 other people. police evacuated the other people in the building and brought them to city hall for protection. police stormed the building and met resistance and exchanged some gunfire. and witnesses s ay they heardrdt least 7 explosions from the scene. this raid follows the attacks last friday in paris that killed 129 people. marion police officers will soon be weariig body cams onnatrol. the city council has approved buying 50 body cameras for the police department. the cameras will cost 15- thousand dollars and will come from pr

of more than 300-thousand people over last year, and the most thanksgiving travelers since two-thousand- seven. good evening. i'm lynn melling. thank you for joining us tonight. travel could get a little tricky an early start.. meteorologist brett mcintyre has details.. brett.. things could the driver of a car involved in a deadly high speed crash in des moines this week was ordered held on 6-hundred expert says he has a good chance of beating the charges against him. aaron brilbeck has the story... troy mure junior is charged with vehicular homicide by reckless driving; vehicular homicide by operating while intoxicated; and owi. mure was driving monday morning with his girlfriend, 22-year old scalicity perez...when he slammed into a tree...killing perez. mures mother says her son told her he was being chased by people in a gray cadillac who had flashed a gun at him...and thats what led to the crash. mrs. mure says her son had been receiving threats...that people thought he was tied to an unsolved murder earlier this month. on tuesday, des moines police say they seized a gray cadillac in conne

two. the seven-day forecast for the coast, expect highs today around 61 degrees and then staying in up thor 50s. that chance of rain sunday and monday and heading bay side our temperatures will be in the 60s for the next several days and a little bit cooler heading into the weekend and early next week. inland temperatures will be in the 70s turning cooler by sunday and monday. no warm up in this seven-day forecast. we'll get another look coming up in a few minutes. but let's check in now with mike with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> we'll start over here where we're looking at still the lanes over to the left approach out of the backup and one of the cash lanes is still not open and the rest are moving and an easy drive right here. the north bay, as well, though, with no slowing, no problems here. limit through san rafael. as we show you the entire map of that area, we'll mention as kari talked about, down to 38 degrees right now and dip a little more for those temperatures and watch for any reports of frost and maybe slippery conditions and we'll let you know if that does occur. s

he will spend two to seven years in prison, minus time already served. the man from an dry aaaccused of possessing 23 images of child sex abuse on his cell phone appeared before a judge this morning. tommy paige was arrested nine days ago in the midst of a homicide investigation of an 11-month-old, shawn sylvester. investigators stress these are two separate ongoing investigations stemming from the same address on fowler river road. paige waived the probable cause hearing. >> we typically have 90 days to present a case and charges to grand jury, but sometimes we ask for an extension, that's not unusual. and it's too much in advance of the case for me to say what's going to happen with mr. paige's case. jennifer: paige remains in jail. no person of of interest has been named in the homicide of shawn sim investigate certain impact trauma to his head. tom: a shooting threat in tilton was discovered on a social media app. winnisquam regional high school and middle school were placed on a soft lockdown after a student alerted school officials. amy coveno live

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a standoff lasted seven hours, it is unclear if police found their target but we know the raid left twolf up using a suicide vest. police made seven arrests. four officers were hurt, a police dog was killed. also police led a group of children at the scene to safety. we're learning that president obama has been briefed. chris joins us with new images of that raid. >> tracy, as we see in situations like this, any one with a smart phone near the scene is recording video, taking pictures. twitter has this moments feature that is perfect for situations like this where you can instead of having to search for activity around one breaking news event you can click on and it does the searching and these are videos from people who were staying near the apartment building where that raid was being carried out including this one from andrew scott. if the sound was up you could hear a lot of gun fire. it shows armed officers across the street from the apartment building. another one from a different vantage point here. you can really hear the the sound through the town of saint-denis as the gun fire

." >> reporter: so far, my two boys, seven-year-old george and five-year-old emmet, have grown up inside a protective bubble of my creation. so far, my wife and i have shielded them from the paris attacks and just about every other bit of bad news on the planet. the goal was to keep them as care-free as possible for as long as possible. but this week, i started wondering if that was the right approach. so to find out what's best for my kids, i consulted some a lot of parents are wondering if they should tell their kids when bad things happen in the world. >> it might be really interesting to some kids. >> reporter: would you want to know? >> no. >> no, not really. >> reporter: seems there is a bit of ostrich in all of us. but i learned the biggest birdbrains are parents like me who think we can just gloss over terror with a white lie. you guys know that nothing could ever happen to you, right? >> it could, but it's really rare, and i can never get you to understand that. cause it's reallll u uikely, but it still has a chance. >>>>eporter: what do you say to that, other than you're right.

seven arrests, two dead within five officers wounded. may be more than two people killed, but whether that's the mastermind abdelhamid, age 28, we do not know. is he in france or syria? that's something that last has not been determined at the moment. the police raid overnight. that's when they do their work. they are the anti-terror police that you see in the pictures and the video wearing ski masks covering their face moving throughout the area. they are very impressive and frankly they do not mess around. we watched them at 1:00 a.m. in front of our live location carry out an arrest with such efficiency and tactical ma knew ofs everybody was left starring and wondering wow! these french police have been trained very well to carry out the orders the french president has laid down. he repeated today france is at war and he said in front of parliament, france will win. martha: fran is at war. secretary of state john kerry has drawn criticism for the comments he made about the attacks on friday and the "charlie hebdo" rampage in february.

the royals were down two to nothing in the top of the ninth and came back to tie the mets. they went on to win it seven to two in 12 innings. " you can't describe this feeling. it couldn't have happened to a better group of guys. wouldn't want to be celebrating here with a different bunch. it's just unbelievable, the resiliency of this group all year. to bounce back after a tough season last year and come back and be world champions, you can't even describe it " this is the royals first world series title in 30 years. catcher salvador perez took home the m-v-p title. this morning, we're wrapping up a journey that we told you about last march. six young men were determined to canoe from ocean. as tv9's john campbell tells us, the adventure has come to an end. i went in not expecting a whole lot because then don't meet your expectations it is harder to keep going. there would be no let down for jarred moore companions for the arctic ocean. day waking up you wonder what it is going to be like around the next bend. for starters they paddled up the mississippi river in february and march. there were some to

two-one minutes. essentially, they blew this lead they had five runs. seven-two. the royals win their first series in 30 years. they won in 1985. >> these guys just push them pushed him push. put pressure on our pitching staff. put pressure on our hitters. you cannot look too deep into it. we just got outplayed. juliet: the full highlights will be coming up in a few minutes. not all mets fans are singing the blues this morning. kind of an unexpected great season. ben: kerry drew is live outside of grand central. >> reporter: good morning. a long disappointing night. heading back to kansas city. the game was falling apart in the ninth inning. the royals tied it up. the game went into extra innings and the royals went on to a hitting streak. we caught up with sam fox night. greg: great season. great pitching staff. they did a great job. i think they did well. look forward to next year. >> too many mistakes. season. the royals lost it last year. they went on to win it this year. the mets lost this year, so that means they will win it next year. we are disappointed, b

seven hour siege. ended just a short time ago at the end of which we believe two people are dead, a man and woman. seven people are arrested. five police officers were injured but not seriously. we also understand a civilian passer by was also injured. the man killed was shot possibly by a police sniper. that's what they told us earlier anyway. as i said, it began around 4:30 in the morning and over the next roughly three hours, these were the signs people in the neighborhood heard. i talked to multiple people who said the gun fire was extraordinary. they hear the occasional gunshot around here, the result of petty crime or robbery but this one man told me was like a war zone and you can hear as well as the gunshots clearly from automatic weapons, there were stun grenades, as i said, a woman blew herself up with suicide vest. there were clearly more explosives used. the target of the raid was the ring leader of the whole series of attacks in paris. we have been told he was in syria. we don't know whether the police thought he was in syria but either it's an intelligence catastrophe that he was here

abc news is reporting that two terrorists have been killed and seven other -- seven other people haveeen arrested. you can see that live picture. it looks like there are two armed authorities outside a church and that they've forcefully entered that church. you can see the door is sort of blown out there. now, this is all happening about a half hour north of paris in the suburb of saint-denis. one of the suspected terrorists who was killed was a woman who apparently detonated a suicide vest. seven other people have been taken into custody as you mentioned, three of those were inside the apartment where the suspected terrorists were hiding. there are also reports that some police officers were wounded in the raid which started around 4:20 this morning paris time. now, loud and continuous gunfire was heard throughout the neighborhood in the last few hours. residents captured the drama as it unfolded. take a listen. [gunfire] >> reporter: okay, so people in the area clearly anxious and on edge as this situation developed at a raped pace and continues to develop. people have been recordin

the seven-hour operation left two people dead and seven people in custody.rench authorities are searching for a citroen car that could be carrying a fugitive wanted in those attacks. >>> if you chew tobacco, you are exposed to more harmful substances than cigarette smokers. a new study from the fda and the cdc finds adults who only chew tobacco had higher levels of nicotine in their system. smokeless tobacco users have higher cob seine tragss of compounds that can increase cancer risks. researchers say more studies need to be done on the effects of smokeless tobacco since it's especially common among young people. 150b9% of high schoolboys say they chew tobacco. >>> new data shows nearly 10% of americans have a lifetime diagnosis of drug use disorder because they have used drugs in the past. that's more than 23 million people if you're counting. drug use disorder includes things like an increased risk for suicidal behavior and a reduction in quality of life. experts say less than a quarter of the people with the disorder are getting proper treatment. >>> ame

at least two suspects dead, including a woman who blew herself up as police stormed an apartment. seven others taken into custody, but did abdelhamid abaaoud manage to slip away? while here at home bomb threats forced two air france planes from the u.s. to paris to be diverted overnight, leaving america very much on edge today, wednesday, november 18, 2015. >> announcer: from nbc

two suspects killed, seven arrested. we'll have the latest. >>> plus the islamic state releasing a photo of the bomb it says was used to bring down a russian plane in egypt, killing more than 200 people. >>> and an unsolved mystery in dighton tonight. passion on his olympic genes. >> announcing on instant tbram the couple is expecting a boy. they're just over 12 weeks pregnant and already have a tiny speedo. they got engaged in february and have been dating on and off for the last eight years. congratulations to them. >> a little speedo, that's cute. another 30 minutes of news straight ahead. >> 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. ed heartbreak for former patriot and boston college quarterback doug flutie. both of his parents passing away within an hour of each other today. raids in france target the mastermind of the terror in paris. suspects killed, others arrested, plus, isis leaders say this is the bomb that brought down a russian airliner, a disturbing discovery, a woman's body found in a local neighborhood. >> a lot o