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>> well the democrats the ones trying to cause riots and everything. its orve. its in the news. >> bartlet isnt the only one predicting violence. this woman thinks it could happen if trump loses. >> personally i think it could turn into a civil war. >> you really think o that? >> absolutely. first of all i think were going to have a terrorist attacks and we have all of these protests and all of that. and so i think people are going to be very upset. >> reporter: i found ann brooks quietly waitin...

Welcome back to "the lead." democrats and republicans addressed questions that repeatedly pushed the fbi to change the classification of the benghazi terrorist attacks. there was talk, were told of a quid pro quo. the fbi would change the classification if the state department would help the bureau on another issue. lets get to cnns chief national security correspondent, jim sciutto. jim, some republicans on capitol hill are looking for patrick kennedy to be fired. >> moments ago donald trump hi...

This tape that came out 11 years ago that shows him basically talking about sexually assaulting a woman. i mean, why doesnt he instead atone noor instead of lashing out at everyone, including his own party? >> well, you know, he has apologized for that. im not sure that you can give a good enough apology for, you know, those abominable words. there just is no excuse for it. you have to apologize for it, and move on. what im hoping is that everybody can recognize that right now the united states ...

Ryan and john mccain havent been fans of donald trump from day one. in fact, when donald trump received more votes than anybody in the history of republican presidential primary politics he still had to go kiss the rings of so many in washington to try to get support. whats interesting about that is the people like paul ryan and john mccain, republicans elected them in office to do several things. to stop syrian refugee relocation, close our borders, get jobs back here, protect the country. now ...

In isis was over baghdadis interest of using people on the ground in syria to conduct attacks in other countries. this was the biggest split. a lot of people thought it was because they were too violent. it was really about baghdadi wanting to use the people that he had on the ground, including from all of these countries you hear about and then reach back to these other countries for terrorist attacks. if we want this to be the new normal we kind of yawn and move on and say this is going to be ...

Has conducted or inspired 60 terrorist attacks in 20 countries that killed at least 1,150 people, and has injured more than 1,700 others. joining us now is our cnn contributor michael weiss, also co-author of the book "inside the army of terror." we seem to be talking more and more about these attacks going all over the world right now. should we anticipate more of this? >> yeah, i think is becoming a new normal. its not really a new strategy for isis when it was known as al qaeda in iraq. abu m...

Terrorist attack. our justice correspondent pamela brown is following the story for us. whats the new information, pamela? whats the latest? >> well, the fbi director james comey said today in pittsburgh while he met with the field office for the first time that this was a terrorist attack. this attack against the police officer in philadelphia by this suspect edward archer who walked up and shot at that officer 13 times in the name of isis, according to officials. that attack is exactly what th...

Fighting terrorism on multiple fronts, that has seen over the past six, seven months, terrorist attacks taking çplac that it has blamed on isis in those particular instances. isis not the only group that can threaten turkey. devastating to shows who lost their lives and their lived ones will have to cope with the devastating consequences. the implications for turkey will be potentially severe as well, chris. >> arwa, continue the reporting, please. we know you will. also be very careful there....

What sort of a big challenge r turkey does face when it comes to not only securing its borders, but also trying to keep tabs on the many that flow across 37 turkey is home to 2 million syrian refugees and were seeing how vulnerable the country is. ed and it most certainly is not the last time that the authorities have faced difficulties in trying to track down these potential terrorist attackers. >> arwa damon, thank you so much. from turkey to france, new images have surfaced of the paris terro...

Martha: 10 people were killed in an aparent terror attack in the heart of istanbul, turkey. nine of those ten were german citizens it was right near the blue mosque. police believe it was a suicide bomber and he could have ties to isis and he was responsible for the deadly explosions. more on this this morning and the big picture as well. senator, good morning. always good to have you with us. >> there will be more attacks as long as isis has a base called raqqa to operate out of to plan attacks...