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For international visitors. many people worry the museum attack could devastate the tourism industry. jessica ring reports. >> reporter: hands join across tunisias beaches. ruins. mountains. this ad pushed to get people to visit the country, one that heavily relies on tourrism. some one in five people need it to make a living. after the attacks that took the lives of 25 people most of them tourists in the capital this week there are fears visitors will stop coming. amid warnings from u.s. and uk...

The sunnis and really drive sunnis into the arms of al qaeda. >> and a dire warning from france. >> dire warning from the french prime minister saying europe faces an unprecedented terrorist threat its not a matter of if there are going to be more terrorist attacks but when. european officials saying isis are planning attacks in europe right now. >> 12 of the victims who were killed in the museum attack this week in tunisia were passengers on two cruise ships that docked in the capital. we talke...

U.s. president barack obama has congratulated israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on his victory, but says they will reassess their relationship after netanyahu ruled out palestinian statehood. fifa has confirmed the 2022 world cup final in qatar will be played on december 18th. its the first time a world cup will be played outside of may, june or july. the tournament was moved from the summer months to avoid the brutal heat in the persian gulf nation. a police officer killed if the tu...

Killed nearly two dozen. cnn has obtained new video of the chaos of the museum attack. two of the terrorists training next door in libya where there is no central government in firm control. egypt, one place where the government did respond. warplanes pounding the isis camp camps in libya after militants ss ss ss slaughtered laborers. >> its a problem in several countries is political and economic. they do not have governments that are capable of providing basic security. you can strike targets ...

Would cause it to die anyway. >> paul thank you for the insight. well need to watch it and see if those charged are updated. thanks for watching everyone. stay tuned now because my colleague, wolf, takes over the baton. hello and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. im wolf blitzer in washington. we start with the breaking news. the horrific suicide attacks in yemens embattled capital city of sanaa where suicide bombers targeted mosques during friday prayers. the...

The prerevolutionary dictatorships. and combine that with the state security apparatus. and libya whose instability is one of the chief threats. >> for tonesia, the road goes through libya. where law and order has broken down and multiple militias vie for voel. control. >> they dont really govern their territory. a lot of these fighters who have gone to syria have gone there through training camps in lib yachlt some of them are coming back and some of them will be coming back. >> the museum atta...

States. is there enough political will on the u.s. side to make this work. that appears to be his question. >> about 11 days left to the deadline. thanks nic. happening now, officials in tunisia weighing an audio message from isis that claims responsibility for the attack on the landmark museum. tunisia officials say 23 people were killed. two of the attackers died. authorities arrested nine more people in connection with the massacre. isis is the not only jihadist group to claim it was behind...

Tunisia weighing an awed oweudio message from isis. two of the attackers have died. isis is not the only jihadist group to claim it was behind the museum attack. i want to bring in cnns phil black for us in tunis. what do we know this morning? >> reporter: christine, you are right. there has been competition among jihadist groups claiming responsibility for the attack. the isis claim is note able. u.s. officials have no reason to doubt authenticity. it is an online recording praising the work of...

Thousand feet up. >> drinking champagne. >> sparkling muskatel one of the finest wines of idaho. >> not exactly. before you order that class of wine this weekend you want to hear this. the danger that could be in your next glass. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> good morning if you are joining "fox & friends first" i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. follow your brothers isis claiming responsibility for the museum attack in tunisia which left 22 people dead and more inj...

>> i was vindicated but chilled by the open and unsolicited admission of guilt. >> reporter: thats jim mccormack the brother of dursts first wife kathy who says he hopes durst will confess to killing her and others. >> im hopeful he will finally man up, tell his lawyers to bug off and he wants to have this thing over and put behind him. >> reporter: dan simon, cnn, san francisco. thats it for "the lead." im jake tapper. turning you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." happening now,...