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That killed dozens of people. this morning amnesty international has said this, that they believe a nerve agent such as sarin gas was deployed from the air after analyzing dozens of videos from the attack site. u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley might be speaking next. well be bringing you her comments the moment they begin. well get to senior international correspondent ben wedeman hes live from the syria-turkey border and very close to the chemical attack. what are you hearing there? what...

What can you tell us? >> reporter: the killer has been identified as 28-year-old fadi kubar who came from east jerusalem near the attack site. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu said there are signs that the attacker supported isis. he said there definitely could be a connection between them from france to berlin and now jerusalem. we have to bear in mind that both in nice and berlin, attackers used the same method of ramming a laureat into crowds. the israeli police spokesman said five of th...

It sounds like there are people out on the street and celebrations going on. ways t whats the atmosphere like in berlin with the very possibility theres a masked murderer on the loose right now? >> i dont think people are necessarily aware of that. around the attack site here, you have on the one hand an eerie silence. i know that very well because i studied in this city, i grew up in germany. normally this is a very busy place in berlin. it is almost entirely empty. you have peace concerts. you...

Paris that you could have obviously folks within, you know, people working on the tarmac at these major airports, people who have access to these airplanes. so far from what theyre telling us here at cnn, nothing has popped up as concerning. but these are all the different measures theyre going through as far as mass transportation and air transportation is concerned here, poppy. spr >> absolutely. and then were just learning also that the ringleader, abdelhamid abaaoud, apparently returned to t...

Amy, thank you. >> 123-year-old nohemi gonzalez was a junior studying design at cal state long beach and was spending a semester studying abroad in paris. no specific details about exactly how they died. university officials plan to hold a vigil tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. to mourn her passing and to grieve for all the victims of these horrific attacks. several arrests have been made in belgium in connection to the deadly terror attacks in paris. police conducting a series of raids after tracing the...

In yesterdays attack that took place about 24, 25 hours ago. the attack site was just down the road over here. were going to have to see if theyll be letting police through or not. you can see actually quite a sizable crowd there. coming back throughout the entire country, were expecting demonstrations. we are expecting people to come out and be expressing their solidarity with those who died with what happened. the turkish prime minister saying yesterday that this was reportedly, initial report...

Back territory for the government of the departed. >> there are dead bodies on the street. god rest their souls. >> these scenes far from the worlds helping hand. and on the one aide flight we left on, we saw below how shattered this already broken country now is. in kenya, there is growing outrage after a police chief admitted he used a plane meant to carry special forces for his personal use during the university massacre. the head of kenyas police air wing denies his unit took too long to a...

>> there is growing outrage in kenya after a police chief admitted that he used a plane that was meant to carry special forces for his own personal use and this was during the garissa university massacre. >> thats right the head of kenyas police air wing denies his unit took too long to arrive at the scene, but he does say one of the planes picked up his daughter-in-law and two children in a resort city of mombasa before arriving in nairobi. a commando who asked not to be identified said police ...

Buildings to shoot the hostages, as they were approaching. they made every effort they could to save them. life-saving efforts on the ground, life-saving efforts in the helicopters on the way away can from the attack site, but they lost both the hostages. so, so close, but, listen, these operations are always extremely risky. the captors have all the cards and once they had lost that element of surprise, that appears to have doomed the operation. >> and colonel reece, there really is no turning ...

Story of how the story desint grated. at first, the washington post reported that there was an incident report that apparently had this mans signature on it that said he was trapped in a beachside villa and never made it to where the attack happened. but he countered by telling the daily beast and telling cbs apparently that he had never seen that report. he didnt know who signed it for him, and that that was not what happened. and then later, well, he also said -- he told the fbi what he also t...