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bring out is you all say in this video you're not going to apologize for the actions of these terrorists and what they did in paris. i want to play a clip for our viewers so they hear exactly what you say. >> as you all may know, on the 13th of november, the french capital saw barbaric attacks. we want you to know we're just as shocked as the rest of the world. >> we absolutely pray for your safety. >> we are one of the few nations that completely understand what you're going through. why? because incidents like these are very common in pakistan. in fact, less than a year ago a school in persshawar was attack, where over hundred children were attacked. that is a really important point you make there. you can't apologize for the actions of a few deranged
and speaking to wsome parents they say they're quite concerned about the safety at schools and are on board with those measures. of course, it is another thing that makes it difficult for them. first of all they don't have public transportation to get to work or get their children to school, so secondly, it is quite difficult here. >> fred, we appreciate the live report there from brussels, thank you so much. now, france conducted its first -- france conducted its first airstrikes against isis and syria from the aircraft carrier charles de gaulle monday. it came immediately after the paris attacks. the french ministry said that four aircraft hit isis. what can you tell us about these french strikes? do we know what was targeted? >> reporter: well, what we're hearing, isha, is that there are headquarters and recruiting facilities as well as training centers that are being targeted
directing attacks outside syria and iraq. >> i think they are more decentralized outside of syria and iraq because they know they are getting beat in those two countries. so they have been given the word, conduct attacks on your own soil. >> attacks they have ordered or inspired by isis include paris, beirut, and possibly the downing of the russian airliner in sinai, u.s. officials say. the french sending their own response, the aircraft carrier charles de gaulle launched their own strikes against isis targets. isis released a video showing what it says is damage inside raqqah, cnn cannot independently verify the images. defense secretary ash carter is to meet with his french counterpart tuesday. in the wake of the paris attacks the pentagon is hoping allies will increase their efforts in
picked him up in paris, saying they had no idea he had been involved in the attacks. the attorney says they noticed also that he was carrying something. quote, a big jacket and maybe like other things, such as an explosive belt or something like that unquote. it raises the question, is salah abdeslam a terrorist or simply running away? >> president hollande is heading your way to have meetings with president obama to discuss forming a united coalition, including with russia, in the fightback on what he calls the war on isis. and joining us from paris where it is approaching 10 past 6:00 a.m. on tuesday, max, thank you. and belgium authorities charged a suspect in connection with the paris attacks. prosecutors also say 15 people detained have been released.
person right now but it's all really about the fightback this week. we're also finding out more about the sophistication that went into this plot. the police are hunting actually for one of isis' top french-speaking operatives that they believe directed the paris attacks. cnn's brian todd has more about this man. >> reporter: just hours after the carnage in paris, a claim of responsibility from isis' senior french operative, fabien clain. no attack in the 18th district every materialized, but a car believed to be driven by the alleged perpetrator salah abdeslam, was parked in the 18th district, he is still on the loose. the only suspected attacker believed to have survived. >> investigators believe to salah abdeslam may have been
france. >> reporter: absolutely, for the next three months you have a state of emergency which effectively gives the police these extra powers to go on raids and searches without having to go to court. they have to account for their actions afterwards in court. and last week as you described, president hollande is on a diplomatic mission around the world to try to build a coalition in his war against isis. as you described it, he will be back on friday for a key moment as the country tries to heal from the horrific attacks on that friday, friday before last. there will be a national remembrance for the people that died and really what this means for french culture and the new threat they face in the world. so president hollande will be back on friday with that. he actually has a meeting with angela merkel here in paris. tomorrow, he is a very busy
terrorists in paris. so i don't think it is so much about the refugees as it is about making sure that we're keeping out isis terrorists who are very willing to use any weakness in the system, especially refugee status, to come in not only to this country but also countries like paris and belgium by using that status to get in and gain access to that country. so i think the candidates want to make it clear. this is not about not liking refugees or wanting to help refugees. they want to help them. they don't want to allow terrorists to come in and do what they did in paris. >> mark, do you agree? >> obviously, no one wants terrorists in the country, i think too often we use terrorism or discourses as a pretext. despite the fact we have a range of security checks. a range of departments from the state department, defense
darkness all over paris. police determine three teens of isis terrorists are responsible and count seven dead suspects. isis takes credit for the bloodbath, but its own words open a mystery now at the center of the manhunt. the isis extension quotes eight brothers targeting in paris' 18th district. there was no attack there, an important piece of the puzzle seems to be missing for police. the only thing police would have found in the 18th district is this rental car, quickly parked in the crosswalk. a source tells cnn it was rented by 26-year-old salah abdeslam, the brother of ibrahim abdeslam, one of the brothers who died in the paris attacks. and much to their embarrassment, french authorities know like
this is not an either or, we're going to help them, there are other ways to help the refugees without taking them half way around the world. and to part of the equation seems to somehow completely eluded this conversation. there are other ways and options to set up safe places for these refugees in this part of the worl world. >> real quick. >> taking people half way across the world when you're in an area of extreme crisis and trauma actually is not a bad thing, it's a good thing. most people leaving from al nusra or other regimes, are happy to come from half a world away. iraq has syrian refugees, even egypt has syrian refugees. so the immediate area does that. the question is what role will we play? even paris itself which is a victim of this awful tragedy is