primary with months to go. in the wake of joe biden s performance had some advisors concerned, now you re seeing some numbers to back up that there is a rise with some of his competitors. one of the big questions is not just the polling but also the finances. on june 30th, that was the last day for the finance deadline, we should start seeing some numbers rolling out soon. we ve seen numbers first coming from pete buttigieg including $25 million raidsed in the second quarter. that s triple what he raised in the first quarter. what that means for pete buttigieg. six months ago nobody knew who he was. even though the poll numbers aren t there, financially he is there. he has the financial wherewithal of $22 million cash on hand to extend himself throughout the primary. will the numbers follow that? that remains the question. as the new cnn poll shows things very fluid and clearly changing depending on the day. phil mattingly, thank you.
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what s up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. welcome back. you re watching cnn s special cover ran of the aftermath of the horrible terror attacks here in paris. i m fred pleitgen coming to you live in central paris as this city wakes up on day four after those attacks took place. raidsed a an rests in europe. the reaction here in paris is null force. police are scouring france and also belgium in a hunt for terror suspects. belgium has raised the terror alert level to three out of four. meanwhile, french officers have conducted at least 150 terror raids since friday.
all accounts, it was important for us to bring that evidence, to bring that evidence to a judge. put it down on a piece of paper, let him see that video, and then have him sign that arrest warrant. i think that s important there. when we know those types of things and, you know what, we should move quickly. when you know those things. when we can take that information, we can take that evidence and we can apply it to fact, you ve got to move forward on something like that. you should never sit on it. so the decision was made to let the judge look at that, to see that information and once we saw it was quite clear and quis compelling, those arrests were made. this case is far from over. it s still moving parts. still stuff out there that we need to follow-up on. could there be more arrests? that s always a possibility. could it take us somewhere else? absolutely. this community right here, my sgr grandmother was born and raidsed here. let me tell you something, i want to make sure we ge