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Forces from russia and from syria. we know that it lasted 12 hours, according to the russian defense ministry, and it was taking place obviously in very hostile territory. we've also seen video that the rebels themselves, videotaped of the two russian helicopters scouring the countryside trying to search for those downed russian airmen. one of them coming under fire. one of those helicopters forced to land, one of the russian marines was killed on board in that. so they lost two people, it seems, involving the plane shootdown. one, the pilot, one on the ground trying to rescue him. the co-pilo...

Spotted at a gas station with salah abdeslam. abrini was dropping the same car that dropped off one of the suicide bombers right outside the stade de france. a source says he spent time in syria just last year. he then apparently slipped back into europe completely under the radar and unnoticed. investigators are calling that a revelation, quote, and a major concern. brooke baldwin with me live from paris. a lot developing in just the last few hours. also, you've got the intelligence services there in france investigating radicalization among employees at airports, public transport stations. w...

Some news just into us about that russian fighter jet that was shot down if turkey yesterday. i can tell you that the surviving pilot just spoke on russian television and said that he received absolutely no warning from the turkish government before his plane was shot down there by turkmen rebels. no warning at all. this is contrary to what turkey has said, saying they warned that fighter jet ten times. also, he said on russian television that he knew the area like the, quote, back of his hand and had flown that path many, many times insisting he was over syria, not turkey. more on that as soo...

Smugglers. and then some are just coming back on planes from turkey and hoping that they won't be arrested by european security agencies who may not have enough evidence to charge them. >> stefan, when we were in paris together last week, you told me that one of the issues, the intelligence issues here, is that there is competition between the intelligence agencies in france and that there has, to some level, been a lack of cooperation. do you think that is part and parcel of the problem that we're seeing with these now attackers slipping in from syria? >> well, yes, it's part of the problem. ...

Experience at handling this sort of information. but what the british have done in the last couple of hours, to use a soccer analogy, they've blown the whistle. they've actually blown the whistle and said for the first time, whoa, now we've really got to think about a bomb. >> it's gruesome to think about, but think about what the investigators are having to look through and comb through with regard to the debris and bodies. richard quest, thank you so much. nic robertson for us as well. thank you. we'll come back to that. meantime, more on our breaking news, another breaking story. five peo...