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They systematically enslave, torture and rape women and girls. isis operates across three mutually reinforcing dimensions. a physical enclave in iraq and syria, an international terrorist network that includes affiliates across the region and beyond. and an ideological movement of radical jihadism. we have to target and defeat all three. and time is of the essence. isis is demonstrating new ambition, reach and capabilities. we have to break the groups momentum and then its back. our goal is not ...

Companionship went into his bathroom and photographed the medicine prescribed for his hiv and threatened to make this public. hes gone through $10 million in less than four years paying off people to keep the secret that ultimately he was forced to reveal today. >> appreciate it, thank you very much. >> we return to hoe day jose di w. a look at isis not just from the air and ground. well show you how important cyber warfare is to dismantling the terrorist network. some cash back cards love to ov...

Expanding with our european and other partners in going after every single terrorist network is robust and constant. and every few weeks i meet with my entire national security team and we go over every single threat stream that is presented. and where we have relevant information, we share it immediately with our counterparts around the world, including our european partners. on aviation security, we have over the last several years been working, so that at various airport sites, not just in th...

Anything that they need. >> rich as he put it to go after any terrorist network. and next we will talk live about the film and then the loads of gunfire and then saw and then paris after this. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future.

And what we heard from the deputy mayor is that the city already even before these attacks, the gunfire, the explosions, perhaps suicide bombings at that football stadium, even before earlier there had been a heightened state of alert in paris, is that right? >> thats absolutely right. we heard from several of the american and other expatriate installations here that in fact security had been quietly but steadily stepped up in the last perhaps week or two weeks. so seems to me that the french ha...

Fashion with another element of the terrorist network. they believe that they were boasting, if you will, with very specific information about the bomb, the airplane and the attack. theyre not exactly saying why, u.s. government officials that is, that theyre not dismissing that as just simply a boast as terrorist groups often claim responsibility for attacks. this message however was not a public claim of responsibility. the u.s. monitored it in classified u.s. channels. not something that the ...

These developments are all happen on the same day that the head of the airport security, as well as three chiefs were fired amid the discovery of lax security measures. hours after the crash an isis affiliate claimed responsibility, but egyptian and russian authorities have dismissed it. today, the group reiterated its claim but shared no new evidence. american intelligence sources say none of the passengers or crew members were linked to any terrorist network. joining us now is evan coleman, a ...

>> do you think this underscores the need to have human intelligence on the ground? >> oh, my goodness, yes. human intelligence is critical in this environment. we cannot rely on drones or phone intercepts. knowing what is over the wall can only be done if you have penetrated the terrorist network. in this case i do believe intelligence should have been there to tell us where these guys were being -- were the taliban were actually hanging out and this is where thes can connect may have come. but...

But not to where they could be apprehended? maybe it was an investigation where they were doing surveillance on a terrorist network. maybe perhaps there was a suspension that he travelled to syria. that does appear to be a possibility that the gunman travelled to syria. theyre investigating that right now. theyre not able to arrest him and move forward to a prosecution. theres a big problem because you have hundreds of extremists coming back from iraq and many of them are being detained, but som...

Number at such and such a time and we talked for so many minutes but they wouldnt have that information. the reason its important is because if theres a suspect number if they believe that theres a terrorist and they get access to his phone number they can then check to see whether or not that number has called any number in the united states. if that number has called any number and there by conceivably you could detect and roll up a terrorist network, so we wont have that protection anymore. i...