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We've heard from the french government that it's going to triple the number of air strikes that france is able to carry out in that region. already over the past week they've carried out some 60 air strikes over syria since the paris attacks happened. leading up to that, over the past year since they've been involved in iraq and syria, they've only conducted a handful of air strikes in syria. only getting involved in syria this september after that foiled train attack. so the point here is, france is saying we're committed to putting our military on the line to bringing in more resources but w...

We're learning more about others. the organizer of the attacks was killed yesterday in saint-denis. and abdelhamid abaaoud was linked to four thwarted attacks since last spring. one of those the august train attack stopped by three americans and a british man who happened to be in that same train car. i spoke with the u.s. ambassador to france, jane hartley, exclusively. she welcomed those men in her paris home. i asked of how she learned about the connection between the train attack and friday's tragedy. >> what i thought at the very beginning when the train attack happened, that these three ...

Have seen, that's led to countries not knowing absolutely vital information. we saw that with the train attack, we saw this with the belgian -- the french isis fighter attacked the jewish museum in belgium, chris. >> that's why the silver lining of what happened in germany today is you had the french being preemptive, dealing with the germans, the coordination was there. it didn't amount to anything, but that's okay, the system worked. paul cruickshank, clarissa ward, thank you very much. appreciate it. so there is a story of one man's captivity inside the batalclan. we can't hear enough abo...

Known who can move back and forth from syria to france is worrisome. >> and also we are hearing months ago this man was a target of air strikes inside syria etc. if that was true, then how is it possible that he reentered france? that is a huge question. because he has been on the radar. it's not as if he could slip in easily. he's a belgian national. is whether we know. he's in his late 20s. he's well known to intelligence communities here. and well known to u.s. intelligence as well. he's bragged publicly in isis publications about attacks. >> and french security sources tell me they believe...

Apparently not very high up in isis' ladder, if you will. and now being called the ringleader at least of this attack connected to the train attack a few months ago and the fact that now we know the one woman was his cousin, also that she apparently blew herself up. this attack friday, the first time they've had suicide vests involved in a terrorist attack in france. a lot of firsts. >> a lot of people here have been talking to the people here, french people, who are now worried. they're talking about the kinds of suicide bombing attacks that you see in the middle east. >> reporter: absolutely...