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Terror within their borders. i mean are you surprised that this was planned so extensively, obviously, without detection? >> its impressive because its six events happening at the same time. but at the same time its a low tech event. i disagree with one of your guests. this is not a big deal. to get automatic weapons in europe, to get hand grenades, to make explosive devices. its easy. the hard part is synchronizing it and keeping yourself undercover. the trouble is french national security prof...

They were going to do this. whats interesting about isis, it looks like theyve kind of learned the lessons on what everybody else has done and try to take the best of the best. here we saw bits of the mumbai attack, bombing, hostage taking, suicide bombings, shootings -- >> the mumbai attacks, those guys had phones, were being directed from elsewhere to coordinate this. is there a suggestion these individuals were receiving direction at the same time from others that may have been elsewhere in s...

This kind of activity? >> i dont know the number now, alex, but when the "charlie hebdo" attacks unfolded we were told at that time by french authorities there had been a few thousand french citizens who had gone to syria, and that had been there and that were essentially part of the arena they were worried about, that these people would be under surveillance. its very clear right now that whatever that surveillance scheme was, a number of people continued to evade detection, that these people w...

Biggest shows on all of television. entertainment, sports, feuds, these debates continue to draw in minute ago audiences. back to you. >> brian, thanks for that. . the obama administration will take the fight over the immigration reform plan to the supreme court. it comes after an appeals panel upheld an injunction by a detection federal judge blocking president obamas initiatives that would protect nearly 15 million undocumented immigrants from deportation. 26 states have challenged the legalit...

Now lets turn to the breaking news on that russian airliner crash that killed all 224 people on board. sources tell cnn that a u.s. military satellite has come to a chilling conclusion. whatever catastrophe doomed that happened midair. the heat shows some kind of explosion. barbara starr has been working her sources this morning. she has more from the pentagon. good morning. >> when we say heat flash, what do we really mean? this is a detection. by a u.s. military satellite by a heat event, a ty...

Before the aloha accident in 1998, and that accident changed the way that we look at the airplanes, and how they are aging, and the age, and so by looking at the x-rays which is an imvornt part of this in the d-checks and the c-checks that richard was talk about, the air fuj laj, the metal is looked, and the composites through x-ray to see if there is fatigue issues. these airplanes can go a long time, because there is such a good detection methods to see if an aircraft is disintegrating, and ho...

It is the old and new mixed together but as you mentioned several times now that blimp carries an array of very sophisticated surveillance and detection equipment that does guard the skies over this part of the united states. >> and, jim, lets talk about their use. they were notable when the first time we laid eyes on these over baghdad. they had one out at the old saddam hussein airport. and one i know in kabul. and people didnt know what to make of them. i think the assumption was they were ju...

Here is the president of the former director of the ucla breast center. knows a thing or two about the matters were going to talk about. i heard from women on social media. why are they doing this, this doesnt make sense. early detection is key. why are they delaying it to 45? overall, are you thinking that these new guidelines are the right stuff? >> i think the new guidelines are the right thing. >> really? >> the idea is we hoped that early detect was again to be the answer but what weve foun...

Now, these new guidelines from the american cancer society are only adding to the confusion for women. and appear to assume breast cancer develops later rather than earlier when weve all seen that early detection has saved womens lives. as a doctor, yourself, whats your reaction to these new guidelines? >> yes. there can be a lot of confusion and frustration. i would even say, not only on behalf of the patients but perhaps from some of the health care providers who are having to go through now a...

Obstetricians and gynecologi gynecologist -- american cancer society says 45. american college of obstetric n obstetricians and gynecologists says 40. the u.s. preventive services task force says start at age 50. i can just imagine women as well as doctors are going to throw up their hands and say, what do we do? then the question, will insurance continue to cover mammograms for women in their 40s now that the american cancer society has made their change. and what experts tell me the answer is,...