together all of the people who are able to fight against the terrorist army within a single, united coalition. we are working to that end. it is within that approach that i will meet president putin and president obama and ask to join forces. french will be spending a lot of money both on the armyies, and the security. fund remains somewhat of an open question. tos economy is struggling deliver at this point in time. he said security is more important than stability. it will be interesting to see how that works out as well. the french have been under a large mother pressure to reduce spending. now they will be increasing it. back to you. anna: thank you very much. et's see how u.s. markets have reacted to the terror attacks. we have more from new york. markets have near session highs in the first trading day after the deadly attacks. the s&p and dow's other biggest jump in three weeks. since 9/11, there is proof that markets are becoming more resilient to terrorism. 2% and then it fell 1.8%. stocks rallied. also, after the attacks, defense sector stocks rallied as the french president called

french president francois hollande vowed yesterday to forge a united coalition capable of defeating theadists at home and abroad. abc's marci gonzalez filed this report from paris. >> reporter: this morning the mastermind behind the paris attacks and one of the terrorist police say carried out the deadly plan still on the run. a day of raids and a siege on this apartment building in belgium where police thought they had sal has abdeslam cornered turning up he empty. this town also home to abdelhamid abaaoud. >> the mastermind selects and trains and motivates the suicide bombers but he never kills himself. >> reporter: this morning the french military responding again announcing another round of airstrikes destroying several isis targets in syria. here in europe no sign of either of these accused terrorists but the evidence of their devastating impact still emanates. the memes at the scenes where 129 people from 19 different countries died to the somber silent moment shared by thousands. secretary of state john kerry here in paris vows the u.s. will continue standing shoulder to shoulder

the french president is vowing to build a united coalition to defeat the militants. sean: french officials have mobilized 150,000 police and soldiers to protect residents. marci: the masterminds behind -- mastermind behind the terror attacks is still on the run. a day of raids and the siege on this apartment building in belgium where police thought they had militants cornered. this town is also home to abdelhamid abaaoud, the isis militant accused of planning the foiled paris-bound train attack earlier this year, as well as >> the mastermind trains the kills himself. erin: the french -- marci: the french military announced another round of airstrikes against isis in syria this morning. there are memorials that the scenes where 129 people from 19 different countries died and somber, silent moments shared by thousands. secretary of state john kerry here in paris thousand the u.s. will continue standing shoulder to shoulder with this grieving nation. >> no one will interrupt to the business of the community. certainly caught -- certainly, not despicable, cowardly acts o

gathered together all the people who are able to fight against a terrorist army within the single united coalitionand we are working to that end. it is within that approach that i am going to meet president putin and president obama to join our forces. anna: french president all on speak -- french president hollande speaking yesterday. the islamic state is believed to be well-funded through means such as bank looting and the sale of oil. let's go to dubai. andrew, good to see you. themuch do we know about money the islamic state makes and where it comes from? andrew: a lot of it are estimates. we has a figure that came to his overnight from treasury that showed the group was making hundreds of millions of dollars from kidnapping, tens of millions from kidnapping, millions from financing. don't forget, that it went into syria and iraq and establish the so-called caliphate in seed -- and seized millions of dollars from banks. possibly the most comes from oil and gas sales. the treasury estimate that in single month they could be making $40 million. if you at all that up, they are managing a $1 billi

when it comes to the classical masses, the united states well tell france a coalition exists. the united states is leading a diplomatic coalition of 65 countries and a smaller coalition that is carrying out the airstrikes. they are now referencing the term coordination. the coordination they want is the russians to be on board in for the united dates and russia to coordinate their military airstrikes over syria. the united states and russia do not talk about military matters. they only discuss making sure u.s. and russian airplanes are not over syria at the same time. states is not yet ready to sign up for a coalition. aland -- president visit, talk us through the security measures, the alerts in place. so many americans are traveling back and forth. relatively complete one. it is still vague. alert says isl for all americans traveling anything can happen at any time. it mentioned specific terrorist groups. bealso says attacks could carried out by lone wolves and in terms of the tactics used, they could use conventional or nonconventional weapons of a attackse the place would h

the french president is vowing to build a united coalition to defeat the militants. sean: the french have also protect the residents. martha gonzales begins our coverage. marci: -- marci gonzales begins our coverage. marci: the mastermind who on the run. this town was also home to abdelhamid abaaoud, the ice is militant -- isis militant >> the mastermind motivates the suicide bombers, but he never kills himself. marci: this morning, the french military responding again, destroying several isis targets in syria. the evidence of their devastating impact still emanates. the memorials at the scenes where 129 people from 19 different countries died to the somber, silent moment shared by thousands. vows the u.s. will continue standing shoulder to shoulder with the grieving nation. light still shines in the city of light and the darkness will not ever, never overpower. marci: people are still coming out paying their respects, but normalcy. we have now learned the christmas market will open tomorrow with extra security. abc news, paris. sean: with the news that one of the su

united states. we have to focus on isis as a target if we can get the coalition that does that.he problem is, how do you handle the bashar assad government? what is their role in this? the russians want him to remain in power. they're all supporters of bashar assad. the coalition, the u.s.-led coalition wants assad to go. that has to be resolved before we come up to any way to fight isis. >> colonel francona, always great to get your perspective. >> good to be with you, isha. >>> and coming up, how there could be a link to the paris terror attacks. >>> and coming up, how a group of pakistani comedians are trying to bring greater understanding to islam. rickie fowler is redefining what it means to be a golfer. quicken loans is doing the same for mortgages. quicken loans. home buy. refi. power. official mortgage sponsor of the pga tour. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing

however determined it is, france is functioning within the context of a coalition being led by the uniteds and it is going to have to, in the end, go the way of washington. >> well, france has acted alone in coordination with the coalition but the strikes, for example, that happened over the weekend, france acted alone. but we know that in order for this to be successful, we need to have an international coalition. we need to have russia, not only the united states but russia on board. russia today is not striking isis, unfortunately. 90% of their strikes are not on isis. so we have to -- i think we are in an international context, it has changed. a lot of countries have been hit by isis. and unfortunately, the scale of the attack in france, i think, has changed. also, we heard john kerry a little earlier. it's changed the balance and the intent of what this coalition now needs to achieve. >> thank you very much indeed. we'll continue to follow, of course, that renewed sense of determination. thank you very much. of course, throughout paris today, the mourning continued. there was a minut

nikole: speaking before parliament, hollande vowed to build a united coalition to defeat isis. this as french officials identified the suspected mastermind of the attacks and launched a fresh round of airstrikes targeting the group's syrian stronghold. the terror group now apparently setting its' sights on the u.s., issuing a threat in a new video. president obama arriving in the phillipines under tight security. following a global summit in turkey. president barack obama: we'll do what is required to keep the american people safe. nikole: in that video, isis claims that it will carry out an attack here in the nations' capital. city leaders are beefing up security in response. in washington, i'm nikole killion. elizabeth: there will be tight security in london tonight, where england and france go face-to-face for a soccer match similar to the one that was the subject of last week's attack. among those attending will be prince william. eric: shaina humphries is following some other developments this morning, including a new threat supposedly from isis. so shaina, what can you te

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straight ahead on the program, fighting back, france works to solidify a united coalition against isilthe rise of donald trump despite his controversial comments, but now some of his challengers are on the attack. >> a friend of mine who is very sophisticated -- >>> so over the next few days, french president hollande will meet with world leaders seeking international support for his fight against isil. tomorrow hollande will visit president obama at the white house. after that, will come talks with world leaders in russia, italy, and germany. andrew simmons has more. >> reporter: in position and operational, the aircraft carrier, war planes taking off, bombs loaded. a french defense ministry spokesmen said the first attacks were in iraq. the action coincided with president-meeting with david cameron. a visit that started with a solemn moment. the two men were at the theater, the scene of mass killing at a rock concert. 90 people died. each paid homage to the total of 130 dead by laying a single rose. cameron is promising more military support in an second attempt. >> later this week i

action their diplomatic -- the goal that was spent by the french president was to create a large united coalition against danish and that is the meeting that was passed last friday last week after the attacks to have the capacity to do so against danish and other international recognize groups. the president will meet president obama tomorrow and then glad amir putin in moscow. although the view of the french authority right now is that no definite defeat of danish is possible in fact isis has already been defeated once in iraq been taken out of the condition in syria. the calendar has been agreed upon, there is still ambiguity on exactly how the transition should proceed, but the french view is that they cannot beat the outcome of the process. syria is of course the main focus but there need also to be political process and reconciliation in iraq and also on the way out. this is why the distinction between engaging russia is important. france talks to all powers involved in the crisis including iran, that is is what he seven he addressed parliament. but russia's political time in syria right now

there's already a coalition against isis led by the united states and the white house is saying thison. it still welcomes russia's contributions and cooperation in the fight against isis so long as russia is going to target isis and not just prop up syria's president bashar al assad. the state department has issued a global travel alert because of the possibility of more terrorists attacks. the state department believes they will continue as more isis foreign fighters continue to go home from the battlefield. >> okay. thanks for all of that. also, investigators learning that terrorists who carried out attacks in paris conducted surveillance at some of their targets and had signs of military-style training. what have you learned? >> reporter: good morning. u.s. intelligence officials saying that that cell phone that was found outside the theater that was believed to belong to one of the attackers actually had a map of the theater, of the venue on it, indicating officials say that these men were well trained and that they had really paid some attention and done some surveillance on the

that is why for a year, the united states, france, and our coalition of 65 nations have been united in one mission, to destroy these isil terrorists and defeat their vial ideology. today president hollande and i reviewed our coalition's progress. more than 8,000 air strikes, combined with local partners on the ground, have pushed isil back from territory in both iraq and syria. even more together. u.s. assistance has supported wra syria. and we're going to keep stepping up that coordination. as we saw with the attack in mali, the terror threat goes beyond isil. this week legislation was signed to sustain our support, including airlift and intelligence to allies like france as we work together to africa. we will do even more to prevent attacks at home. building on our recent intelligence agreement, the united states will quickly share threat information with france. and in the wake of paris and the threats in belgium, there is a growing recognition that they need to ramp up against the flow of terrorist fighters. as part of that, i'm calling on the european union to finally implement re

the french forces launched those attacks from bases in jordan and the united arab emirates. the are coalitionase they are using in that country. and in qatar and turkey. turkey opened its air base he including the incirlik air base in july and in august turkey itself joined that coalition launching the first air strikes against i.s.i.l. in syria. in july a suicide blast that authorities here blame on i.s.i.l. killed 32 people in southern turkey. that same month authorities say that i.s.i.l. attacked soldiers in southern turkey killing one soldier. but then in october in turkey's capital, ankara, a bomb went off killing 100 people. that is one of the deadliest attacks in turkish history. that is creating all sorts of new tensions in turkey particularly because of its relations with syria. joining me is andre barker, director of woodrow wilson center for scholars. syria's predicament is his book. that seems to be the most apt title for anything to do with turkey or syria today, turkey's predicament. turkey had a syria predicament because they had a native kurdish population that wanted its own

we discussed a common effort, a financial work and a powerful coalition with the united states. it's the matter of knowing what are the targets that we wish to strike and the targets that we must not strike to coordinate the exchange of data and your second question on the oil right? destroyed in turkey, the g20 held in turkey. i showed photographs that were taken at an altitude of 5000 meters. the trucks that are carrying the oil, form a column that goes over the horizon. it looks like a living moving oil pipeline with industrial quantities of oil a comes from syrian territory in the hands of the terrorists. the oil comes from that territory and from our aircraft. we can see where these still trucks heading. they're helding into turkey. i can imagine turkish officials no nothing about this. that's difficult to believe. but in theory it's possible. but it doesn't mean that the turkish authorities must not put a stop to this elicit trade and in fact, as they do security council resolution, that bans the purchase of oil from terrorists because these fuel trucks that don't just con

united states. the president has said this is a 65-member coalition that the united states is leading. the president having to adjust his policy several times and again, now calling for an intensification of the military process, in terms of the air campaign and working with coalition fighters. you heard jamie mcintyre report that there is a lot of concern and perhaps dis-dane about the way the russians have gone about their air campaign. much less precise and the bedrock disagreement that comes between the united states and its allies and russia, are the target of russia to begin with. so these are -- these sorts of issues that are on the table and these challenges that these two leaders face as well as later in the week when president hollande goes to meet with russian president vladimir putin. >> mike viqueira i'll let you take your seat. the president expected to come out and address reporters any moment now. with us in the studio is mike lions and professor edward barenson. and mike i'll begin with you. it is a thicky wicket. because now you have an emergency meeting of nato. what

. >> delicate balancing act and what about the new effort of paris attack trying to get a united coalitionogether to fight i.s.i.l., how will this incident effect that? >> it's unclear at the moment and it is postal that it might have little effect on that because that will be difficult to do for other reasons, the primary reason that will be hard to do is both the russians and the united states have no agreements at the moment on what is the crucial thing, the fate of president bashar al-assad and the russians would like it to stay, the americans said repeatedly he should go. until there is some kind of meeting of minds between the russians and the united states on that crucial issue there is going to be very little chance that any kind of grand coalition to take on i.s.i.l. can get beyond a very limited tactical level in syria. >> that is rory alcohol -- joining us from moscow. >> turkey near the syrian border and why were russian planes in that area? >> we don't know at this particular moment whether they were engaged in a military campaign against syrian opposition or i.s.i.l., the tur

some of the nations meet hearing are part of that 60 member coalition the united states has put togethertack isis. for example one of the first meetings the president had is with the australian prime minister. they are the second largest distributor to the coalition. hundreds of troops and war planes as well. humanitarian assistance. a key part of the u.s. strategy is to get the coalition partners to step up more. that is the point the president has been making. we know the french are stepping up. they are launched air attacks at isis head courquarters in raqqae the terrorist group is based. so that is a key part of the strategy we'll probably hear more about from the president. in addition there is other efforts of the strategy that the united states is successful able to move forward on like sealing the board we are turkey and syria. and trying to stop the flow of fighters. a wide range of discussion here but the situation, the fight against isis is never far from top of the agenda. president meeting with other coalition partners. >> thank you very much. >>> just ahead, undefeated no m

president ordered significant military operations inside of syria being carried out by the united states and our coalition partners. the military strikes of the united states and our coalition partners have taken have laid the ground work and created an opportunity for france to stand up and make their own constitution. we welcome their ramped up contribution but there should be no denying the fact that the french are in the position to carry out this response is because of early investment that the president ordered a year ago. >> josh, the debate over refugees has become intense and plit sized quickly. the president wednesday attacked republicans in a pretty sharp way. there are those who would say republicans have also amped up their criticism for the president. do you take the point of those you say is income want on the president to call for unity rather than more partisan attacks? >> well, john, the fact of the matter is this red rick that we see from republican candidates for president and for some republican members of congress offering up legislations suggesting we should put a halt to our refuge

it is a skurge that threatens all of us and that's why for more than a year the united states, france, and our coalition of some 65 nations have been united in one mission, to destroy these isil terror its and defeat their ideology. today, we reviewed our coalitions progress. more than 8,000 air strikes combined with local partners on the ground have pushed isil back from territory, in both iraq and syria. today, we agreed our nations must do even more together u.s. assistance supported recent french strikes in syria and we're going to keep stepping up that coordination and as we saw in malli, the terror threat goes beyond isil. it goes to sustain our support including airlift to intelligence two allies like france as we work together to root out terrorists networks in africa. we'll do even more to prevent attacks at home. building on our recent intelligence agreement the united states will quickly share threat information with france and in the wake of pairs and with the threats in belgium there's also a growing recognition among european nations that they need to ramp up additional efforts to prevent

and that's why for more than a year the united states, france and our coalition of some 65 nations have been united in one mission: to destroy these isil terrorists and defeat their vialk`-h today president obama hollande progress. more than 8,000 airstrikes combined with local partners on the ground have pushed isil back from territory in both iraq and today president hollande and i agree our nations must do even more together. u.s. assistance has supported recent french strikes in syria and we're going to keep stepping up t coordination. >>> as we saw with the attack in molly, the terrorist threat goes beyond isis. we're working together with france to root out terrorist networks in africa. we'll do more to prevent attacks at home. the united states will continue to share quick information with france and with the wake of threats in belgium that they need to ramp up a additional efforts to prevent the flow of foreign terrorist fighters. as part of that i'm agreement to share information to do more to stop terrorists from entering our countries. regarding the broader crisis in syria, r

is a scourge that threatens all of us, and that's why, for more than a year, the united states, france, and our coalition of some 65 nations have been united in one mission. to destroy these isil terrorists and defeat their viled ideology. today, president hollande, i reviewed our coalition's progress. more than 8,000 air strikes, combined with local partners on the ground have pushed isil back today, president hollande and i agreed that our nations must do even more together. u.s. assistance has supported recent french strikes in syria and we're going to keep stepping up that coordination. and as we saw, with the attack in mali, the terrorist threat goes beyond isil. this week, i'll sign legislation to sustain our support, including air lift and intelligence to allies like france as we work together to root out terrorist networks in africa. we'll do even more to prevent attacks at home. building on our recent intelligence agreement, the united states will continue to quickly share threat information with france, and in the wake of paris, and with the threats in belgium, there's also a growing recognitio

that's why, for more than a year, the united states, france, and our coalition of some 65 nations have been united in one mission. to destroy these isil terrorists and defeat their vile ideology. today, president hollande and i reviewed our coalition's progress. more than 8,000 air strikes combined with local partners on the ground, have pushed isil back from territory in both iraq and syria. today, president hollande and i agreed our nations must do even more together. u.s. assistance that has supported recent french strikes in syria. and we're going to keep stepping up that coordination. and as we saw, with the attack in mali, the terrorist threat goes beyond isil. this week, i'll sign legislation to sustain our support, including air sport and intelligence to countries like france. as rewoot out terrorist networks. we'll do more to prevent attacks at home. building on our recent inteigence agreement, we'll share information with france and in the wake of paris and with the threats in belgium, there's a fwroeing recognition among european nations that they need to ramp up efforts to

it is a scourge that threatens all of us, and that's why for more than a year the united states, france, and our coalition of some 65 nations have been united in one mission, to destroy these isil terrorists and defeat their vial ideology. today president hollande and i reviewed our coalition's progress. more than 8,000 air strikes combined with local partners on the ground have pushed isil back from territory in both iraq and syria. today president hollande and i agreed that our nations must do even more together. u.s. assistance has supported recent french strikes in syria, and we're going to keep stepping up that coordination. and as we saw with the attack in mali, the terrorist threat goes beyond isil. this week i'll sign legislation to sustain our support, including air lift and intelligence to allies like france as we work together to rule out terrorist networks in africa. we'll do even more to prevent attacks at home. building on our recent intelligence agreement, the united states will continue to quickly share threat information with france and in the wake of paris and with the threats in belgium

and that's why for more than a year the united states, france and our coalition of some 65 nations havebeen united in one mission: to destroy these isil terrorists and defeat their viañ ideology. today president obama hollande and i reviewed our coalition's progress. more than 8,000 airstrikes combined with local partners on the ground have pushed isil back from territory in both iraq and syria. today president hollande and i agree our nations must do even more together. u.s. assistance has supported recent french strikes in syria and we're going to keep stepping up that coordination. and as we saw with the attack in mali, the terrorist threat goes beyond isil. this week i'll sign legislation to sustain our support including air lift and intelligence to allies like france as we work together to root out terrorist networks in africa. we'll do even more to prevent attacks at home. building on our recent intelligence agreement the united states will continue to quickly share threat information with france and in the wake of paris, with the threats in belgium, there's also a growing recogni

and that's why for more than a year the united states, france and our coalition of some 65 nations havebeen united in one mission: to destroy these isil terrorists and defeat their viañ ideology. today president obama hollande and i reviewed our coalition's progress. more than 8,000 airstrikes combined with local partners on the ground have pushed isil back from territory in both iraq and syria. today president hollande and i agree our nations must do even more together. u.s. assistance has supported recent french strikes in syria and we're going to keep stepping up that coordination. and as we saw with the attack in mali, the terrorist threat goes beyond isil. this week i'll sign legislation to sustain our support including air lift and intelligence to allies like france as we work together to root out terrorist networks in africa. we'll do even more to prevent attacks at home. building on our recent intelligence agreement the united states will continue to quickly share threat information with france and in the wake of paris, with the threats in belgium, there's also a growing recogni

the united states will continue to lead this global coalition.nsifying our strategy on all fronts with local partners on the ground. we are going to keep on rolling back isil in iraq and in syria. and take out more of their leaders and commanders so they do not threaten us. and we will destroy this terrorist organization. and we'll keep working with our allies and partners for the opportunity and justice that helps defeat violent extremism. we'll keep standing up for the human rights and dignity of all people, because that is contrary to what these terrorists believe. that's part of how we defeat them. and i'm confident we will succeed. the hateful vision of an organization like isil is no match for the strength of nations and people around the world who are united to live in security and peace and in harmony. so with that i'm going to take a couple of questions. we'll start with angela gronking of bloomer. >> thank you, mr. president. you're scheduled to meet this week with president hollande in washington to talk about stepping up efforts again

gathered together all the people who are able to fight against the terrorist army within a single, united coalitionrking to that end. and it is within that approach i'm going to meet president clinton and president obama to join forces. turkey, president obama said the u.s. had no intelligence information ahead which killedttacks 129 people. at a g-20 news conference, the president said the united states is constantly sharing information with its european allies about islamic state but had no useful information ahead of friday possible violence. there have been dozens of arrests today in paris -- 23 suspects were taken into custody in france. identified aities belgian man as the mastermind behind the violence. this symbol of paris eating relit in acer lash of red, white, and blue. splash of red, white and blue. it reopened to visitors today. the united nations secretary-general will visit north korea this week and may meet with kim jong-un according to a south korean news agency. he's a former south korean foreign minister and said he is willing to ease tensions on the korean peninsula. you can get

coalition. tell us more about that effort. >> well, you know, the united states likes to refer to this coalitionagainst isil as a 65-member coalition. that's technically true. each of those countries contribute something, but the united states does 90% of the airstrikes in and there is a lot of heavy lifting. it would like to have a much broader coalition joining the fight against isil. i think one of the things that the president believes the pair riggs attacks will d--paris attacks will do is galvanize those who might be sitting on the fence of whether or not they want to get involved in the fights. they believe this is a threat no for everyone in the world. >> what should we think about the threats in video by isil. >> it has threaten washington. one of the things that these attacks show no matter where you are there is some soft targets that are vulnerable to attacks to the kind of mass shootings that took place in paris. i think the u.s. takes it very seriously. obviously it's been very successful so far in thwarting any terrorist attacks on the u.s. homeland, but determined adversary can c

that is where for more than a year, the united states, france, and our coalition of some 65 nations have been united in one mission. to destroy these isol terrorists and defeat their vial ideology. today president obama hollande and i have reviewed our today with air strikes and partners on the ground have pushed isol back from territory in both iraq and syria. today president hollande and i agree our nations must do more together and assistance has suped french strikes in syria and we'll keep stepping up that court nation, and as we saw with the attack in mali, the terrorist attacks goes beyond. this week i sign legislation to sustain our support including air lift and intelligence to allies like france as we work to root out terrorists in places like africa and do more to prevent attacks at home. the united states will quickly share threat information with france and in the wake of paris and with the threats in belgium there is a growing recognition among european nations that they need to ramp up to prevent the flow of fighters, as part of that, i am calling on the european union to i

united states did after 9/11, we welcomed nato's invoking article 5, but in fact, the united states led a coalition afghanistan, with just a handful of countries. we only brought nato in two years later in 2003 to pick up the mission and conduct a peacekeeping set of arrangement which nato will be better suited to. in the case of france, it's clear france is determined to go after isis and will do so and lead a war against them. it's just a question of with whom and how. they may be looking for participation from other arab states who of course not members of nato. i think they will certainly want support from the united states. they may be looking for others from europe but maybe they wouldn't expect all european countries to be able or willing to take part. maybe a different kind of coalition. nonetheless, it's very clear that the french are very determined to go after isis at this point. >> ambassador, what's the middle ground. you have the ground troops, large scale ground troops invasion, something that obviously europe and the united states have been loathed to do. no question nobody wants to

that's why, for more than a year, the united states, france, and our coalition of some 65 nations have been united in one mission. to destroy these isil terrorists and defeat their vile ideology. today, president hollande and i progress. more than 8,000 air strikes combined with local partners on the ground, have pushed isil back from territory in both iraq and syria. today, president hollande and i more together. u.s. assistance that has supported recent french strikes in syria. and we're going to keep stepping up that coordination. and as we saw, with the attack in mali, the terrorist threat goes beyond isil. this week, i'll sign legislation to sustain our support, including air sport and intelligence to countries like france. as rewoot out terrorist networks. we'll do more to prevent attacks at home. building on our recent intelligence agreement, we'll and in the wake of paris and with the threats in belgium, there's a fwroeing recognition among european nations that they need to ramp up efforts to proe vent the flow of foreign fighters. as part of that, i'm calling on the european

. >> we are ready to cooperate with the coalition lead by the united states but of course incidents like the destruction of our aircrafts and the deaths of our servicemen, a pilot and marine that hurried to rescue his fellow fighting comrades are unacceptable. >> but as you might expect that meeting was overshadowed by the on going issue of the downing of that russian bomber and it wasn't far away from the minds of both leaders and president putin expressing his frustration saying we have given information to the united states lead coalition about where our military technology is. about what our planes are doing and expressing surprise that that information apparently didn't seem to be passed on to the turks who have said they didn't know it was a russian jet. let's listen to what mr. putin said. >> translator: we informed our american colleagues in advance about where and when our pilots would work. the american side which heads the coalition in which turkey takes part knew about the time and the place where our planes were. it was there and then we got hit. why did we pass this informa

united states shut down russian aircraft. i had the problem to engage the iranian ground forces. that coalition the ayatollah of the supreme leader of the expeditionary rain - - wing to deliver a deliberate defeat and selling it to the iranian people and resistance fighters are putting to death now the people are starving because there is still a sanctions regime. we have a toolkit we're just not moving these at our disposal the ears or i am sympathetic we're tired and even if you don't believe the liberal interventionism were to go in search of monsters and abroad the problem with this idea is you may not be interested in the middle east but they are interested did you but you cannot extract yourself from this part of the world is because when you step down we will create equilibrium. if yes iran and saudi arabia and cutter has stepped up. this is not the equilibrium anybody wants to see emerge in mesopotamia that is a lost cause. you start adding a small level to give a coherent strategy if you want to beat isis than understand what comes along with that strategy. >> host: day que very much w

the united states in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reform and getting eight million kids covered. now, it's about stopping republicans from repealing obamacare, and taking on insurance companies to bring down drug prices. i'm not going to let any family be deprived of healthcare. i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare i'm hillary clinton and i shelley: a suspect in a police standoff in shooting in colorado is now in custody. police said the gunman was involved in multiple shootings parenthood this afternoon. nine people were taken to nearby hospitals, including water officers. the police have not -- four officers. police have not that how many civilians were hurt or if they know if the gunman had any connection to plann

he is trying to put for a coalition that will unite against isis in syria.ent does not help. manus: this is going to warn the likes of cameron in terms of the reality of engagement. it is something for the populace to bear in mind. in terms of the immediacy of today, and today is about putin. once we know more details of factual what is happened. so far we understand from the russians that it never left syrian airspace. putin's response is going to be very important. is that a fair -- >> absolutely. this is the crucial thing. we are looking at what putin will say. what is hoped is he will take a low-profile approach to this ans this was an accident but not make a big russian nationalist thing out of it. it is embarrassing. when you get involved in this kind of thing, there is a potential for embarrassment. ato member. n so you have got that dimension coming in, too. manus: let's move the discussion along. national and its capital, two hours away from london is in lockdown day four. hollande currying global favor. made thisne, you point this morning -- the po

when you see an event like this and the united states in forming a worldwide coalition in fig fighting threats against the united states, in this case, when we see the growing threat of isis and remind you we have no claim of responsibility when it comes to these threats, when it comes from isis we have seen most recently in beirut, the russian jetliner and tentacles of isis continuing to grow, could that be a way to counter it, the united states forming a worldwide coalition as it did with operation desert storm? >> the short answer is yes. >> can it? >> what's really required -- the best way to counter this is know in advance when something is going to happen to identify cells. the only way you can do that is through very good intelligence. there are two approaches to this and they are mutually exclusive. the fierce rst is to be able to listen to chatter and listen to people's phone conversations and so on. good intelligence on the ground to get information of both cells and incipient cells, as they're forming and that requires lots of manpower and telecommunications soup violation a

russian president vladmeere putin says his country is ready to cooperate with france and the united states, led coalition fighting isis. putin made the pledge during a meeting with french president francois hollande yesterday. however, putin remains angry of the shoot-down after russian fighter jet by turkey earlier this week, saying, undid friendly ties between the between the coup countries. >> american draped in a american flag jumped the fence, president and his family were inside enjoying festivities when the beach occurred yesterday. the man identified as joseph kaputo captured almost immediately after clearing the fence, he was not caring any weapons. >> pope francis and my robe ya kenya this morning. france has visited one of the 11 slums in the city and denounced the conditions the resident were forced to live n he says to save water is basic human right. the shan't at this self has about 50,000 residents living without basic sanitation. >> 4:40 now, still ahead this morning on "eyewitness news", america's old he is thanksgiving day parade continued the holiday tradition here in philadelphia. mo

that we want through the car wash with the top down, defeated. >> rose: where are the coalition partners that the unitedtates has in the present coalition and what are they doing and are they doing enough? when he started the ratcheting up of the the u.s. airstrikes, guess what happened? they pulled back. >> the type -- the time of leadership from behind is over. >> rose: something attributed to president obama. >> it is not possible today. number two. the result of our policy, all of us, the west and syria is -- 260,000 dead in syria. 1 million refugees. the biggest refugees crisis in recent history. >> rose: understanding that, what you're saying is there has to be a massive armed -- >> not massive but -- >> rose: an attack -- yes, against i.s.i.s. i don't think it will be massive. when i hear that, it reminds me of what we said the first time i was at this table 21 years ago, at this table during the sarajevo crisis. it was exactly the same. we cannot intervene, it will be a blood bath. we will need hundreds of thousands of soldiers. when this didecision was taken by bill clinton, it was done in a fe

, a look at islamo phobia in the united states, how it's playing out globally and also on the campaign trail. plus, what will it take to build a large military coalition that includes the united states and russia together to combat isis? >>> we start with the latest in mali. major operations are over on a siege in the country's capital of bamako this morning. the attackers opened fire as they shouted allahu akbar. dozens escaped, among them, six americans, french, malian and u.s. forces were on the scene for several hours of theesqres . 19 civilians died, three attackers and one member of the mali security forces. al qaeda claimed responsibility, but that's not independently confirmed. a belgian leader is missing, and some fear he's dead. ayman is live in belgium with the latest. we ought to try to get in a little bit here, the unrest in mali has been taking place for quite some time. and ironically it's been the french that had been intervening. >> reporter: yeah, i mean, there's a few ways to look at this contextually. one, whether there was a message to the french government over the course of what it has been doing in mali over the past several ye

them going along to try to put a coalition together to find some resolution in syria. >> well, it's tragically ironic that the two countries, that france and the united states need to join this coalition against the islamic state are turkey and russia. turkey, as you know, has bombed in the recent weeks the syrian kurdish groups that have been the most effective fighting force against the islamic state. the russians have made a great rhetorical show saying they're against the islamic state but 95% of airstrikes are not against the islamic state but some of the syrian groups, the sunni and turkman groups opposing president assad. so the challenge here is to make the coalition bigger and stronger, to find a way to bring the russians and turks in but also, judy, to bring the europeans in. most of the europeans are missing in action. britain is not involved in the air campaign in syria and the arab states that made a big show of joining this coalition several months ago are mainly focused on yemen, not here. so i think that's the challenge for president obama and president hollande as they met at the white house this morning. >> woodruff: angela stent, d

that he has done to the people, the united states could not stop the fighting in syria by those who are opposed to assad's rule. and there are members of the coalition who agree with me on that, including president hollande. >> and it is a sticky situation for the united states as well, and a lot to talk about it, and it is not just isis. wolf. >> thank you, joe johns at the white house. coming up, we will look at the paris attacks, and how it is changing the war against isis. later this hour, cnn gets extraordinarily close to the war 20 miles away from the isis stronghold of raqqa in syria. we will have a live report, and nick paton walsh is on the scene. people don't have to think about where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce enough energy for about 600,000 homes. generating electricity that's cleaner and reliable, with fewer emissions-- it matters. ♪ ♪ (vo) some call it giving back. we call it share the love. during our share the love event, get a new subaru, and we'll donate $250 to those in need. bringing our total d

it was the beheadings that put the united states on track to given air strikes or coalition air strikes, if you will, inside syria. but from the details that we are learning at the moment are preliminary. the pentagon says they may provide more details as that becomes necessary. the british prime minister's office here, david cameron's office at 10 downing street, say they, like the united states, won't be providing comment at this stage. what this means for isis, they lost a prominent figure head. having said that, jihadi john had been very much out of the headlines for many, many months now. what this will mean to the tactic cally on the ground means very little. nic robertson, cnn, london. >>> we have another issue on isis. kurdish peshmerga forces fighting to retake the city of sinjar from isis. they entered the city from all directions and up to 7,500 troops reclaimed 60 square miles of territory with the help of some 650 air strikes by the u.s.-led coalition in recent days. commanders are going up against 600 isis fighters in sinjar. they are dug in behind land mines and booby tra

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