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Seriously tonight. A short time ago, the u. S. Central command, the coalition, announced it is opening a formal assessment into whether on march 17th, in west mosul, it may have dropped bombs that killed a significant large number, perhaps, perhaps hundreds of civilians. So issue right now, nobody knows exactly what happened. All of this began to emerge over the last couple of days as Social Media Activists in the area began to report large numbers of Civilian Casualties due to bombings in west ...

Explosives inside electronic devices. renee marsh reports. >> reporter: in an unprecedented move the department of homeland security is demanding international flights from ten overseas airports in eight mostly muslim countries ban almost all electronics larger than a cell phone from the cabin of the plane. the uk following the united states lead will now ban large electronics in the cabin of certain flights, too, indicating there is intelligence thats creating concern. >> its clear that with th...

A u.s. official tells cnn, al qaedas affiliate in yemen was perfecting techniques for hiding explosives in the batteries of electronic devices. the information was obtained over recent weeks and months. the department of homeland security said the intelligence, quote, indicates that terrorist groups continue to target commercial aviation and are aggressively pursuing innovative methods to undertake their attacks including smuggling explosive devices in various consumer items. dhs pointed to the ...

Years. >> the ban is indefinite and it is unclear at this point when it would end. if airlines refuse to comply, they would lose travel certification to fly to the united states. anderson? >> rene marsh, thanks very much. joining me now juliette kayyem, former u.s. assistant secretary for homeland security. this new intelligence that aqhp has been perfecting techniques for hiding explosives in laptops and other devises, what have you been hearing about it? >> thats what ive been hearing from sou...

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Qaedas affiliate was perfecting techniques for hiding explosives in the parties of electronics. the department of justice said the intelligence, quote, indicates that terrorist groups continue to target commercial aviation, and are a greszively pursuing innovative methods to undertake their attacks. proof of terrorist groups continued efforts to target commercial aviation. sources say a sophisticated laptop bomb blew a hole in that aircraft. but u.s. intelligence has known for years terror gro...

Bombs getting on planes. >> tonight sources tell cnn the electronic ban was not prompted by specific plot but in part by new intelligence. u.s. official tells cnn al qaedas affiliate in yemen was perfecting techniques for hiding explosives in devices. department of homeland security says that terrorist groups continue to target commercial aviation and trying perfect mechanisms, including smuggling explosive devices in various consumer items. point to midair bombing of somali passenger plane as p...

>> in unprecedented move department of homeland security is demanding international flights from ten overseas airports in eight mostly muslim countries ban almost all electronics larger than a cell phone from the cabin of a plane. the u.k. following the united states lead, will now ban large electronics in the cabin of certain flights too, indicating there is intelligence thats creating concern. >> its clear that with these new restrictions, the united states is essentially saying that they do n...

Is perfecting techniques for hiding explosives in the battery to permit of electronic devices. apparently there is a reason. but along with something remi said, heres what i dont understand what the story, what is the difference tween having a computer in your carry-on or letting it go in the cargo hold? >> i am with you 100% on that. i think its less likely that a dangerous device would be discovered before the plane took off if it was in checked luggage. >> andy: either way, if it blows up, yo...

Sheldon whitehouse. senator, i want you to stand by. breaking news on the new ban of personal electronics aboard certain flights to the united states. al qaedas affiliate in yemen is perfecting techniques to hide exes ploesive ex explosives in batteries. rene marsh, what more are you hearing? >> i spoke with a member of congress whos been briefed on this particular issue. im told the decision to implement this electronics ban on certain flights was based on new intelligence and the reevaluation ...