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other inmates cheered from their cells. melissa bell has more. >> the extraordinary prison break that took place here in france on sunday was the stuff of hollywood movies. syed was helped by accomplices on sunday who managed to land a hijacked helicopter within the print walls in which he was serving time. france's justice minister said the break had been extremely well prepared, no doubt with the use of drones that were used to help carry out reconnaissance in the run-up to the breakout itself. sigh yeed was already very well known in france and boasted of inspiring himself from hollywood movies and the sorts of criminals that you would find in those. tonight he remains at large. some 3,000 police officers are involved in the search, in the attempt to recapture france's most notorious criminal who has now become that bit more notorious still, jim. >> a remarkable story.
defense attorney who never reached out to a friend of his who could have provided him with an alibi. and after the attention that podcast generated and after he served 16 years of a life sentence. a baltimore court has vacated all charges against him which means they're allowing a retrial. the maryland court of appeals agreed that he didn't have -- or did have a negligence defense attorney at his original trial. today syed and his new lawyer are thrilled by the decision and credited the serial podcast for opening a door to give them a new chance. >> serial kind of shook the trees and that enabled us to get in contact with mcclain and bring her to baltimore for the post-conviction hearing. i think it was two years ago. and so in that way serial was huge. and serial has also helped this
top negotiator syed. i will not shut up. rather, i will respectfully speak some hard truth. jillian: mahmoud abbas left the chamber before her address. a stark and secret meeting is supposed to happen between u.s. vice president mike pence and u.n. officials at the winter olympics was cancelled at the very last minute. vice president's office confirming the cancellation saying, quote, north korea dangle a meeting in hope of the vice president softening his message which would have seated the world stage for their propaganda during the olympics. brian: first responders at the ceremony at the white house yesterday. >> when terrorists attacked defenseless employees of the san bernardino department of public health, six of the heroes with us today chased them down and put an end to
when you spoke to your dad yesterday. what did he say? >> so, yeah, when i spoke to my dad yesterday, he was very uncertain of the future. and he wanted to know what would become of us if he was sent. and he told us to stay strong no matter what happened and that in a way he would always be here. >> syed, your brother entered the country legally as we understand it on an international student visa in the 1980s. he had no criminal record. he has a couple of speeding tickets, you all say. he had an h-1-b visa for highly skilled workers. he had been granted to the stay in the u.s. under supervision. do you have any idea why i.c.e. agents have focused on him? >> well, you know, since 2017,
>> syed, here's the statement from i.c.e. here's what they say. jamal, your brother, came to i.c.e.'s attention in september 2012 following his arrest on on misdemeanor criminal charges at johnson county kansas jail. he was taken into i.c.e. custody september 11th, 2012. he was released on order of supervision in november of 2012. on may 21, 2013, the board of immigration appeals dismissed his order on that appeal. >> alisyn, they corrected that statement. they issued a new one. there was no misdemeanor. they blatantly lied about that. because he had no misdemeanor. he has two speeding tickets, okay? so they should have corrected the statement. there is no misdemeanor there. >> that's really important for us to know that clarification. so how do you explain, syed? the president said he wanted to focus on hardened criminals and
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planned for several months in advance because it was so dangerous. and people literally risked their lives for these animals. once all 13 animals were retrieved, then the trucks started rolling through syria, through different check points until the borders were open for them in turkey. >> reporter: arriving safely in turkey through aleppo was a nearly miraculous feat. the animals were safe there until they could be air lifted to their new home, a wildlife reserve in jordan. >> the physical wounds that they arrived with were really hard to see. they were just totally dehydrated. they were malnourished. they were very, very skinny. >> reporter: months later, their physical wounds have healed. >> syed, hello. hello. >> reporter: but the scars from suffering years of conflict don't fade as quickly. >> the emotional attributes they bring with them, they don't display that as obvious, as the physical wounds. sometimes, we see if we just raise a broom sometimes around
does the president show message to this group at the same time mr. syed who is wanted by the u.s., $10 million and openly -- against the u.s. and pakistan, so where do we go from here? >> secretary tillerson has been in the meeting with the 68 members of addressing syria and isis, i'm going to get ahead of the discussions secretary tillerson is having, but i would stay in touch with the state department. >> as for presidential -- american communities going back 40 years it was 1976 when -- came all the way from india to new york city and he wanted to
enforcement officials said yesterday that they have already accounted for 3 hours 42 minutes of the shooters' time. but those missing 18 minutes, that gap there, after syed rizwan farook and tashfeen malik stormed the inland regional center is critical. officials say to determining if the couple stopped anywhere, or contacted anyone else. let's turn to business now. chinese stocks are still down amid concerns about asian markets continuing after north korea announced its first test of a hydrogen bomb. cnbc's steve sedgwick joins us live from london. steve? >> shiba, thanks very much, indeed. i'm just looking at the live futures prices for u.s. markets, and they're down between 1% and 1. 5% for the dow, for the s&p. this follows a touch session for europe where we're down by similar margins. because of a whole host of reasons from concern about nuclear tests in north korea, concern about iran and saudi and its intentions there, concern about china and its economy and the oil prices falling aggressively as we speak between
some indications in there. as to why they chose this intended target, this particular target, i do not know that. i know there was a lot of -- there was a lot of chatter early on about workplace disputes. we do not see any indications of that. we do not see any witness accounts where there was a fight or an argument with syed inside the venue where this act occurred. yes, ma'am? >> during that time do you have any records both of them were in contact of people during that time or text messaging? did they go inside the house? >> i do not have that available to me. they did not go inside the house. >> you said surveillance, what surveillance camera is that? >> no, no, that was the -- 2:52 p.m.? >> yes. >> that was the actual detectives who saw the vehicle driving up. i'm going to take three more questions. that's it. >> please characterize just this