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Shell translate for us. >> all right. now theyre going to talk spanish to the spanish-speaking audience in that press conference room in los angeles. but again, all los angeles county schools have been closed for the day because of some unspecified threat. the fbi has been called in, los angeles police are working on it, school police are working on it. this is unusual. you heard the superintendent say that hes acting out of an abundance of caution because of what happened an hour and a half in ...

Back. there were eight arrests youll recall the morning of the raid, seven of those people have now been released. just one remaining in custody, the man who rented or loaned that apartment to abaaoud and others. he is still in french custody tonight. he claims that he didnt know they were terrorists. he was just doing them a favor, but hes still in custody, erika. >> kelly, thank you. coalition forces this week are trying to hit isis where it hurts, and that is in the pocketbook. just release...

New nbc surveymonkey online poll. though absent from the forum in iowa. interrupted by protesters early, the loudest voices were saved for slamming president obama and his national security strategy. >> in the aftermath of the attacks in paris we had a president that spent more time attacking republicans than he did talking about how well talk isis. >> reporter: you heard trump talking about the debate over letting syrian refugees enter the united states. overnight, president obama in kuala lump...

Were back live in paris, continuing our coverage of the breaking news out of mali as well as whats been going on here in paris. the ongoing investigation into the attacks that are now one week old. we have a terror analyst and managing director of a risk aben security firm here in paris. good to see you. let me talk about mali first and what happened. malis president made kind of an ominous statement to french television, saying, and im quoting, no one nowhere is safe. what do you make of that? ...

Whats going on behind the scenes in addition to this physical deterrent is that between the new york city police department and the fbi, there is a very robust intelligence gathering capability to try to detect these situations before they become public. there is a lot going on. new york is a very safe place. its not immune from threats, but between the nypd, the fbi and other law enforcement agencies, they do a very good job to keep the visitors and people safe. >> and msnbc terror analyst. we ...

Happened so vie leapt that all thats left, we are told, body parts. they are testing dna right now to try to match those body parts with abdelhamid abaaoud, the man believed to be the ringleader behind the attacks here on friday. i want to bring in our terror analyst, paul cruickshank. paul, youve been talking to intelligence sources here and around europe. what caused them to do this raid and about what theyre doing now to determine if they got their man? >> john, thats right. ive been speaking...

Kevin baron. also msnbc terror analyst. director of middle east and africa research and analysis of flash point partners. let me start with you looef, we dont know what brought down the egyptian, russian airliner in sinai. but there are strong suspicion it was a bomb and isis bomb. if that proves to be the case, it appears in the span of two weeks, isis terrorist attacks aimed at civilians, with russian targets, shia, hezbollah, lebanese targets, and french targets. what is the possible strategi...

They will be of great assistance to you if thats something you want to check in on. joining me now on the phone, msnbc terror analyst, director middle east and north africa research and analysis. lathe, malcolm nance was talking about some of the characteristics of this attack. how it leads him to conclude about the capacity, if nothing else of the folks that carried this off. whats your sense? >> look, i mean, this was a highly coordinated attack from a lot of the jihadi videos i watch on a dai...

To prosecute and conclude a case because you may not have had that forensic evidence trail. because they werent thinking along those lines, but i would hope that they did this, at least in a professional way. they are experienced investigators, so the immediate determination of what happened may not have been damaged. but the ability to prosecute is what may have been damaged. >> were awaiting this news conference from cairo, an update on the investigation into the crash of a metrojet flight 926...

So the suspect on this train, the one that you saw in that video being held down, according to european officials, was linked to belgium investigations into radical islamist networks. well talk with our terror analyst to make sense of all of this. dso at gnc, why do we do it?st quality nutrition isnt easy, why do we work to deliver clinically studied products to fill the worlds nutrition gaps? why do we insist on the most stringent quality checks, period?