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Centcom, bake sales or whatever. They do not contain any classified information whatsoever and the official record is that as far as anybody knows, there was no classified information that was compromised. In fact according to one official, this is very embarrassing. But apparently no security threat, at least for the time being as far as we know. Now centcom has taken down the site. Who knows if they will get it up any time soon but they do say that they have the situation for the time being un...

Cnns Nick Robertson has been digging on abaaoud and his background. Lets go to Clarissa Ward first. Obviously a huge victory for french intelligence for French Police, who have clearly been wantingfn man whos also wanted in belgium as well. Thats right. It certainly is a victory for french authorities and for french officials. And talking to people here on the ground there is a palpable sense of relief. Certainly that raid yesterday went on for seven hours. There were grenades, gunfire, explosi...

Injured during a shootout, but alive. He is Salah Abdeslam, the sole surviving suspect from the paris attacks in which 130 people were murdered. The sound of explosions and gunfire heard throughout the raid this afternoon in brussels. Hes been on the run for more than four months, evading capture multiple times. A gritty neighborhood moments away from where he lived before the attacks. Belgium Police Arrested him and four others. Some believe to be accomplices after storming their hideout today....

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