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The faces of the 129 killed in the terror attacks, most of them under the age of 30. Youth, he said, in all its diversity. The violinist from algeria, studying music at the sorbonne. The french advertising executive who once attended the university of north texas. The architect from germany. The romanians who immigrated to paris to find a better life and found each other. Tonight, france celebrates who they were and weeps for what they might have been. The search for the terrorists widened today...

Radisson hotel in mali taking hostages. Just one week after the attacks in paris. Good morning. Im carol costello. And im Anderson Cooper live in paris. Thank you for joining us this morning. There is a lot to get to. We begin out of mali in africa. A counterattack is under way right now the capital of mali where u. S. Special forces are helping retake the Radisson Hotel. Dozens of hostages have been released but the hotel says more than 100 are still trapped inside. That attack began early this...

She apparently blew herself up early in the operation wearing some kind of suicide explosive device. At this point, police say they do not believe abaaoud is among the eight people arrested. There were eight people taken to custody and in custody right now. Abaaoud is not one of them. However, what they are doing is going through the Apartment Building testing body parts. So much destruction, all that is left is body parts. Trying to link dna to that man, abaaoud, to see if he was killed inside ...

Other stuff go. The statement that don junior issued is true. This is all discussion, frankly, of no consequence. It appears he actually drafted the language in a way to intentionally deceive the American People. This is new day with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. Good morning. Welcome to your new day. Up first, a growing number of Senate Republicans are defying President Trump. The president suggested they allow the aca to collapse by withholding needed funding, not only might that violet the...

Reacting and raising new questions about the corrupt russia investigation. We have a deep dive on this dirty dossier you not see anywhere else. Plus, 60 minutes correspondent lera logan is here with a preview of her exclusive reportn afghanistan. You must watch that. First, the opening monologue with a lot of breaking news. The evidence of corruption and bias inside special counsel mullers team, it just keeps piling up. It does get complicated, i promise, well go stepbystep, break it allco down ...

Confirmed in this date on this map that are listed in red. Doctors say some patients needed breathing machines. Antibiotics didnt work. Its not clear whether steroids help. Health Officials Say they are not completely sure whats causing it. Some say it could be due to a chemical found in thc, the compound in marijuana that gets people high. Doctors say they are also seen cases related to nicotine vape. The feds have said that people should stop vaping for now while they investigate. Health offic...

Of momentum building on the regime. So this is a moment in time, if go either way as the path clearly shows us. These are the protests in 2009. This woman, dead on the street, became a symbol of fighting for freedom in tehran. She was protesting when she made he saw as a stolen election. At the time according to the book the iran wars by jay solomon of the wall street journal, president obama overruled advisors who wanted to support the protesters because as america had done so many times and so...

To california have experienced severe weather. Joining us now Gabe Gutierrez live in dayton, ohio, hit by two suspected twisters overnight. Gabe, more than 64,000 residents are without power in ohio. You are in montgomery county. This is the hardest hit in terms of outages. Help us understand the situation. Reporter steph, ali. We have been here the past several hours kind of taking all this devastation in. We just got to, within the past few minutes, to this apartment complex, which the roof is...

Committee today that adam schiff released is the Inspector Generals work hard to try to open the door for the whistleblower to go straight to the committee and eventually the Inspector General just had to tell the committee that hes reached an impasse with the acting director and the acting director is blocking the way with the support of attorney general william barr. Yeah. And schiff is now warning that the Inspector General himself i might not be protected from prosecution or reprisal from th...

But there is this weird situation where the whistleblower theoretically can convey that information directly to the committee. But its almost impossible to do so legally without the channel being opened for that person. And the Trump Administration wont open the channel. So schiff has to be totally responsible in terms of what he can promise that person in terms of retaliation, protection from prosecution, all of those things. I mean, this is incredibly high stakes for everybody involved at this...