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the washington state police set up surveillance on several houses. at some point, suitcases were observed being loaded from one of the houses and then placed into a car. the suitcases were transferred. several times. at some point, our detective approached the vehicle. and attempted to talk with the driver, who refused to cooperate. >> victor did a good job of brainwashing people into not talk to the authorities, to basically guard him, protect him no matter what. they think they're doing the right thing by not talking about it. >> i think the suitcases were en route to the airport. we didn't have a warrant. there was little that the detective could do. >> we believe victor barnard had fled the state, possibly the country. >> i'm the parent of a murdered child. i have no tolerance for people who wait to intervene in the exploitation of a child. i think the criminal justice system broke down and allowed barnard the time, the wherewithal and the ability to plan a run. >> felt like nobody was really doing anything about it. they wanted it to just go awa

he drove to a mall in maryland, suburban washington. >> it was approximately 6:00 p.m. that bishop is spotted in the sears department store where he purchases a two and a half pound mini mall sledgehammer. bishop walked away from the counter, then came back with a gas can and purchased that. then went and filled his family station wagon with gas and also filled the gas can. >> a young lady stayed with the bishop family a number of days earlier, and they would have family dinner at the same time pretty much every day. but he never said anything at the dinner table. he was quiet. he was aloof. on march the 1st, after dinner, mr. bishop's mother takes the dog out for a walk. neighbors actually see her out that evening walking the dog. >> the wife was downstairs in a study area. >> two of the boys were in one room in their pajamas. the teenager is actually in his own room. >> he then used that mini hammer, that sledgehammer, and used it to bludgeon to death his wife first. >> they found her notes there on the shag carpet submerged in a pool of blood. >> one of her earrings

. >>> in 1995, carolyn killaby of vancouver, washington, got into a heated argument with her husband. she then went to a local bar alone. no one has seen or heard from her since. but some saliva from an envelope and a speck of blood on a wristwatch helped solve the mystery of her disappearance. >>> in 1990, carolyn and dan killaby were married, each for the second time. dan managed a furniture store. carolyn was a medical technician employed by the u.s. military. carolyn and dan each had a daughter from their previous marriages and they moved into this home in vancouver, washington. >> my mom was basically the backbone of my whole family. i mean, she was very strong-willed and she just like she held everybody together. she was a problem solver, she was the supporter, she was the happiness, the joy, she was like everything you could ask for. >> on saturday night, november 11th, 1995, carolyn and dan got into an argument. >> she had been in a fight with her husband because her husband had decided instead of doing something with her that night that she'd counted on, they were going to go

laura worked for a public relations firm in washington, d.c., and was condemn plating law school. ♪ on the saturday before she disappeared, laura attended the gold cup steeplechase horse races in virginia. when laura didn't show up for work, a co-worker called the house, but there was no answer. laura's mother was out of town on a business trip. next, warren's brother was called. he lived nearby. when he arrived at the house, he found that the back door was unlocked. but there was nothing missing inside. >> as time went on, nobody had heard from laura and this was just totally, totally out of character for her. we checked her bank account, credit cards, checking account. there was nothing there where she had withdrawn money that she would have needed to survive somewhere else. >> fliers with laura's photograph were distributed at the train station in the hope that someone might have seen her. police also searched the walk in between the train station and laura's home looking for possible clues, but found nothing. when detectives searched laura's bedroom, they noticed a fitted sheet and

the question is what does it do for the climate in washington. especially if the president's numbers keep inching up. maybe got to do a deal. >> well, there will be some sort of deal around tax reform. that seems like the only thing that might be able to get done, but mostly it is about this sort of a legacy agenda. what does the democratic party stand for? what does obama stand for? we've seen him do that. after he got walloped as he said in the mid-term election, he started to make moves around immigration reform, with the executive order, around cuba. all of this has played in. what does the democratic party stand for? that's much more. you can't help and notice john podesta is sitting in the white house. in a couple of weeks he'll be working for clinton. >> what's interesting on the clinton front, she obviously understands that things have changed since bill clinton's presidency. bill clinton, he reduced capital gains tax as part of the '97 budget deal. he contributed and had a wall street friendly administration. it will be kind of interesti

and julie hirsch felled davis of the washington times. they bragged about their conservative credentials and looked to make new friends in the state. chris christie asked those who view him as too moderate to look again. >> the notion that our party must abandon our belief in the sanctity of life to be competitive in blue states is simply not true, and i am living proof of that fact. >> the new jersey governor also warning republicans they need to challenge president obama's proposals to help the middle class. >> we don't demonize the wealthy as so many folks in the democratic party do, but nor should we kater to the wealthy at the expense of our middle income workers and the working poor who are the backbone of every american community. >> now yesterday's event proved likely to be a very crowded republican field. tea party favorite senator ted cruz urged iowan conservatives to kick the tires. >> the most important role that you will play is to look each candidate in the eye and say, don't talk, show me. if you say you support liberty, sh

jonathan martin of "the new york times", the atlantic's molly ball and ed o'keefe of the washington post and julie hirsch felled davis of the washing

. >> i'm bryanna keilar in washington. we will be going back to paris and the terror investigation shortly, but i want to begin with a developing crisis in yemen that could have major consequences for the fight against terror. there rebels trying to topple the government. they said government control is almost nonexistence. they are said to be surrounded and no one is mistaking this standoff for peace. dozens more were wounded and the crisis is a nightmare. they could use this for the launching pad for the west. the capital there, mick you have the prime minister and he is said to be surrounded by gunmen. are you witnessing that? >> we may be. it's a jewel between the militia and the yemeni army and one official said to me, you control that you control the country. the officials came out of that meeting and it has been a complex day, but now it is quiet and the moments of automatic gunfire. we are hearing from the minster who is saying tomorrow the president will share a meeting where the un put them in september and a bid

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our correspondent is in washington. i understand there's fierce criticism of the prime minister for in effect siding with the republicans in washington and abandoning what has traditionally been an israeli policy trying to make sure democrats and republicans support israel. the reaction that this could backfire for netanyahu. that's what some israeli analysts are suggesting elise. >> very much so wolf. i've been talking to administration officials all day. a week before the "state of the union" president obama said to president netanyahu, listen butt out, i need some space here. i need to get this deal going with iran before the end of march. if we don't get a deal,'ll be the first one to line up with sanctions. instead prime minister netanyahu went the opposite and they went behind his back, plotted to come to washington and get this very critical speech going at a very critical time to boost his own political credibility in advance of elections. and here in israel they're crying afoul. right now the u.s. officials are

cnn's senior washington correspondent joe johns has that this morning. >> reporter: carol, the search for pieces of the plane right now is tough and frustrating. the weather is not making it any easier and when they finally locate pieces of that plane, it's going to be even tougher to get them out of the water. i'll have that coming up next. [ male announcer ] this is the cat that drank the milk... [ meows ] ...and let in the dog that woke the man who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. find parking space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that secured the data that directed the turbines that powered the farm that made the milk that went to the store that reminded the man to buy the milk that was poured by the girl who loved the cat. [ meows ] the internet of everything is changing everything. cisco. tomorrow starts here. you think you take off all your make-up before bed. but do you really? [ female announcer ] neutrogena® makeup remover erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. can your makeup remover do that? [ female a

there was no travel to washington. and the authorities say that no one in washington was at any risk all the way along as they kept their eye on this alleged terrorist. but i want you all to listen to this young man's father. he spoke with my colleague just a short time ago and talked about who his son is at least to him and his wife. talking about an aimless and impressionable kid. have a listen. >> he's not an informant. what he was was a person that had criminal charges pending and is a snitch. he became a snitch for the fbi. and i'm telling you, my son -- i'm not saying he's a saint. he's 20 years old. he's a big kid. >> so i want you to dove tail off that. the father said there was an fbi informant and a snitch who effectively was trying to clear himself by setting up his son. he's saying there was someone else doing this and that it was entrapment. how hard is that to prove? >> it's nearly impossible to prove. let me set this up for you. if this kid is going to argue entrapment, he now has the burden. he's got to

i assume he's takeing marine one outside washington, d.c. he could do it before boarding or he could simply go into the white house briefing room and make a statement to the american people indeed to the entire world, about what's going on before he heads out to detroit or if he wants to wait until his remarks in detroit he could open up his remarks with a statement there. we'll wait to hear what the white house decides but presumably the president will want to speak to the american people speak to the french allies speak the entire world about what is going on because clearly this is an awful, awful situation weith enormous ramifications for other countries in europe including here in the united states and canada. joe, stand by i want to get the jim sthu toe, our chief national security correspondent. jim, you're learning more about the background that could have led up to this terrorist attack? >> that's right. we're learning this magazine charlie hebdo, was on the so-called "dead or alive" list of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, aqap a

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post," atlanta's molly ball and nia-malika henderson of "the washington post." republicans have reason to celebrate, a bigger majority in the house and new majority in the senate as well. they promise swift action and jobs. they're confronting presidentby ma on health care and imgraition to the environment. but here's a question what, is the statute of limitations on stupidity? steve scalise the number three house republican and key team party ambassador acknowledges he spoke to a david duke white supremacist group a dozen years ago. he says he's sorry, he didn't realize what he was doing and b abhors' the organization's views. this is not what republicans wanted us to talk about. the question ed o'keefe, is this just a distraction or does it become at some point debilitating or a speed bump to actually getting things done? >> democrats certainly want to make it a speed butch, john. they will force republicans up for re-election in two years to answer to this, to either latch-on to mr. scalise or distance themselves from what he did and who he was hanging out wi

army general spyder marks and tom fuentes is in washington. joining me from toronto is a former counterterrorism operate iive must ivive mubin shaikh. there are an enormous amount of resources the french are throwing at this. 2,680 new jobs just towards intelligence services. that remarkable amount of money and the number, 3,000 people they think they now need to follow. is this too little too late or is it exactly what they need to be doing and maybe too late? >> may be too late for what's already occurred and what's been in progress over recent months. but over the long haul and this will be a long haul, it won't be too late. but i can tell you, the resources required -- i ran surveillance operations for the fbi in chicago for two years when we were following organized crime, gangsters, murderers and some terrorists. and the resources required are just enormous. it takes about 30 people, half a dozen pilots rotating when aerial support is allowed due to weather to follow one person. so if they're talking they have 3,000 people they need to c

washington seemed unsure if it should grind to a halt or spin out of control. depending on your party, the best or worst election night butt kicking was the republican rout of the democrats in the mid terms. the gop took control of the u.s. senate, increased the majority in the house and picked up a couple of new governors chairs. president obama drilled. >> obviously republicans had a good night. >> worst fare weather friends. the democratic contenders who ran from his crashing poll numbers and would not say if they voted for the man in the white house. >> we got devastated. it was humiliating. how did democrats lose a governorship in massachusetts? i didn't know they had a republican in massachusetts. >> thank god the republicans took over the house and senate because things are really going to get done now. >> well, that may already be the worst political prediction of the coming year. >> the republicans don't have a program to solve america's problems. the democrats don't have a program to solve america's problems. they cannot be solved by the government. >

nick in washington. here with me on the set, i have a feeling this is one of the most uncomfortable issues for a journalist like you. hard for me to imagine trying to pick up the phone or e-mail to a terrorist to get a comment. >> first of all, in a time of war, good journalists have a responsibility to go to the other side and interview people told we're at war with. in the case of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, this group has been identified by the american government as single biggest external threat in the united states. why wouldn't we want to have an understanding of their thinking. the anonymous issue, i first of all am against anonymous sources especially senior officials. we saw leading up to iraq when dick cheney and others leaking information to the paper that ultimately benefited administration. in this case we had a situation where the gunmen had declared they were from al qaeda and yemen. i spent a lot of time on the ground in yemen. i have sources from a variety of factions and groups

that is the challenge of washington. if if he does not budge and they don't reach out, nothing gets done. to what kevin said earlier, and we can talk about it, and it started in the clinton administration and got worse in the george w. bush, and progressively worse is the trust deficit, and they don't know each other or trust each other. on the way out of the hall the president was briefly touching the democrats on the way out. and grabbed orrin hatch. and dana grabbed to talk to some of the senators on the way out. and if he gets to know them, maybe. >> and if the president spend morse time with congress and we have been saying that for five years. >> we have and it is the blame on both sides that they have not tried to do more and the president promised a different washington and he has not deliver and spending time with them and the staff says that the republicans have not pushed it either. >> and by the way, if you talk to the democrats in congress a lot of them will say they have to relationship ax and they don't li

i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington. since saturday more than two dozen bomb threats have been posted on twitter and other social media have forced airlines here in the united states to divert, evacuate or cancel flights. the threats began saturday when military f-16 fighter jets were scrambled to escort two flights bound for atlanta. the number of threats keep growing. 17 were posted yesterday alone. rene marsh is joining us now from new york. the fbi has gotten involved in tracking down these threats. the fbi and faa have to take them seriously. what's going on here? >> reporter: absolutely right. no one wants to take a risk. so far all these threats have been unfounded but in the climate we're in in this day and age, law enforcement, airlines no one wants to take the risk. just last night, there was another threat via twitter, bomb threat in which san francisco fbi as well as four delta planes, they were threatened. i spoke with a u.s. official today and this official admits that there is indeed a spike in the number

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but first, back to wolf in washington, d.c. >> historic day, ashleigh here in washington. new day up on capitol hill. day one of the 114th congress. it's the most republican congress since the truman administration almost 60 years ago. the republicans took back the u.s. senate winning nine seats from democrats strengthening their hold in the house of representatives with an additional 13 seats. moments from now, both chambers will come to order. after some technicalities and opening statements the senate will swear in its new and reelected members. the house will vote on a speaker. john boehner will almost certainly be reelected by the house republican caucus. but he does have opposition some tea party favorites, including those from texas and florida. they don't have a real shot at winning the speakership but they hope that boehner will be out of a job, that we won't get the majority at least on the first ballot. no such drama in the upper chamber. mitch mcconnell will become the senate majority leader calling the shots in the first republican-controlled senate since back

here in washington 1:00 a.m. friday in jakarta. wherever you're watching from around the world, thanks very much for joining us. we start with the passing of another isis set deadline for the proposed prisoner swap. that passed several hours ago. jordan said they would be willing to ex-change for the jordanian fighter pielotpilot. the proposed swap was supposed to take place at a crossing along the syria/turkey border. let's get the latest on the delayed swap what's going on. we're in the jordanian capital of amman. is there a specific holdup? what are you hearing from your jordanian government contacts? >> reporter: well, what we're hearing, wolf is what they are saying publicly. and that's very little. they're saying that the holdup so far is the issue of proof of life. they say for some time now they have been asking for proof of life through those indirect channels they have been using to communicate with isis to try and secure the release of the pilot. so far they say they have not received a proof of life. until they have evi

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i want to go back to pamela brown in washington. pamela it now looks very embarrassing what's going on. the u tune accounts and twitter accounts have been hack snd. >> that's what we're lrng. this is a developing story as we speak. what we've learned is sitcom, twitter youtube have been hacked. one of the tweets there were pentagon documents. of course these could be public documents that look like they're coming from the pen gone. the tweets are meant to look like they've been hacked by isis. some of the tweets saying we won't stop we know everything about your wives, saying that asis is already here we're in pcs and each military base. but as my colleague, barbara starr reported the intel community has been running a cyber program against isis for months. of course this could be someone unaffiliated with isis who has hacked sitcom make it look like it was coming from isis. we'll bring you the latest as soon as' find out. >> this is really embarrassing cent kom is responsible for u.s. military operations in all of the middle east s

. >> senator mitch mcconnell returns to washington as majority leader. he tells us what he has in mind for divided government. >>> plus two new members of the house join the senate responsible opreservinging the hard won republican majority. >> and a congressman's satirical novelty on the nsa surveillance program. how much of it is real isn't it this is "state of the union." good morning from washington the funeral for new york city police officer wenjin liu begins in two hours. ley iu and his partner, rafael ramos were murdered two weeks ago by a man claiming retaliation for the killings of unarmed black men in ferguson, missouri and new york city. police officers from around the country are in new york to pay respects to their fallen comrade. we want to go now to cnn's miguel marquez who is outside the funeral home where liu's service is being held and miguel i understand the funeral director is expecting thousands of people to attend? >> reporter: they're expecting at least as many as last week who attended rafael ramos' funeral, up to 25,000 police o

i want to go to washington right now. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. we're following blizzard conditions from new jersey all the way up through new york all the way up to new england. this is the mayor of boston who is speaking right now. let's listen in. marty walsh. >> i urge everyone to stay off the roads before that as well. and the city of boston only emergency operational personnel will be required to report to work tomorrow. second the public schools will be closed tomorrow on tuesday and on wednesday. after school activities are canceled today. we're expecting snow removal at bus yards and streets will take some time as this storm goes through and ends. we're prioritizing our child safety and we want families to be able to plan for two days without school and not have to worry about that. boss son center for youth and families will be open this evening as usual. tomorrow 14 facilities will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. for anyone who needs a place to go. trash colle

and i think washington is behind the curve a little bit on this. look there's been tremendous competition and a bitter feud between these two jihadist groups. isis ace breakaway from al qaeda. it was disowned by the al qaeda leadership. but there's a fascinateing meeting in november was spearheaded really brokered by al qaeda veterans who are linked with aqap. and they brokered a meeting between isis and the official al qaeda affiliate in syria. and the head of isra went to the meeting. we saw afterwards attachments of isis firefighters collaborating with almusrah in an offensive against two rebel brigades backed by washington. we're also seeing cooperation between them along the border lebanese-syrian border. there are some hints there there are efforts to try to bridge gaps and at least have some kind of collaboration. now, i'm not too sure that will all go through. there won't be a merger as long as al bagdadi says he's the counter to everyone. but there is some cooperation going on. we know jihadist recruiters are working for both of these grou

back to you in washington. they put the "charlie hebdo" massacre under investigation after information was passed on and as we tragically know now, the agencies did not keep the terrorists under surveillance. i top the bring in the coauthor of my life inside al qaeda. we have the terrorism analyst to talk about this. put this into perspective for us. you have security agencies in france that monitored cell phones and hospital monitored their computers or the phones of people they knew well. why? is this an issue of money or manpower or an oversight? >> they clearly like a do-over. it appears that the brothers used their wives's cell phones to communicate and they were not under surveillance. they didn't consider the wives terrorism suspects. they didn't get a wire tap for the phones. you can put this intelligence on so they may not have seen the wives as priority targets. they opened surveillance files into 5,000 people in france that they suspected. they have to prioritize. ingeniously, the brothers got around

the vote comes as abortion protesters swarm washington at the annual march for life. nine minutes past the hour. time for an early start on your money. stocks climbing. asian stocks higher. so are u.s. stock futures. the european central bank decision to launch a bond buying program. look at this. the dow closed up 260 points. that is 1.5%. four days in a row of gains. oil is up 2% following the death of the saudi arabia king. saudi arabia is the leader of opec and has a huge decision on oil prices. saudi arabia is the king of the oil market. saudi officials said they will not cut oil because they will not lose market share. it is seen unlikely the new king will alter that stance. that is causing a muted reaction in oil prices. you can bet, john a lot of parsing of every word of the saudi plan to do with the oil wealth. >> i knew the second that king abdullah died that there was a moment in the market. >>> ten minutes after the hour. president obama sat down with three pre-selected youtube so-called stars on thursday. it was all part of his state of the union effort t

i'm wolf blitzer in washington. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. we start with breaking news on the fight against isis. we have learned that the coalition has now killed according to the u.s. ambassador to iraq more than 6,000 isis fighters according to them key leaders. that coming from the u.s. ambassador to iraq. joining us our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr, nick payton walsh. he's the only western reporter in yemen. also joining us retired u.s. army lieutenant colonel james reese. barbara, first of all, tell us what the united states ambassador to yemen is now saying publicly about the number of isis troops he says the u.s. and his coalition partners have killed in recent months. >> this is a statistic the pentagon never wanted to come out in public. the ambassador now saying the coalition has killed an estimated more than 6,000 isis fighters since the air strikes began. that number actually endorsed by u.s. military sources who say it comes from classified estima

trust me everybody in washington will keep an eye on this. >> i'm sure they will. thank you to john king and back with ana navarro and paul. >> it's been a while. when you saw john he's been in a narrow van hovering around 40% for a year and a half and seems to have broken through after he got shellacked or whipped, whatever you call the land sliep. >> americans love an underdog. they beat him down and bring him back up. >> it's two things. in the polling game strong leader cares about me. those two help define a presidency. a lot of democrats thought obama had gone soft or given up. he's fighting and fighting for the middle class. he moves both dynamics up. when you're at 50 and you're in your sixth or seventh year entering, not bad. >> i feel like i'm watching that movie when stella got her groove back. this really feels like barack obama got his groove back. his pep is back in the step. i think a lot of it is because he's fighting. timing is everything in politics and in life and so fortunately for republicans, it happened post-election. un unfortunate for democ

christine. >> pamela brown in washington. thanks. john the fbi says they have been watching him for several months. he is in custody. the complaint is unsealed. the threat has been mitigated. john. >> you can see why they are on alert in the united states and here in france. the highest level of alert. this morning, tensions still rising in the wake of the new claim by al qaeda in yemen. that group has taken responsibility for the deadly terror attack last week against "charlie hebdo" the satirical magazine behind. at the same time the country is celebrating the free speech with the magazine with the prophet muhammad on the cover. the government is ordering prosecutors to crackdown on some kinds of speech. the justice ministry says since the attacks last week more than 50 people had been detained or arrested for what they call hate speech. defending or condoning term. in the level of public hostility against groups like isis and radical islam, seems to be growing. lower house of parliament in france voted to extend the air strikes ag

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the windchill, 6 below in celsius in philadelphia and washington, d.c. that's what it feels like in some of these areas. so any melting that's taken place, any slush on the ground will freeze overnight, making it for a treacherous scenario. nova scotia we expect things to wrap up across this region but still a windy setup. and cancellations on wednesday, nearly 500 opposed to 5,000 on tuesday. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and around the world. >> let's get straight to the headlines right now. isis says it will kill a japanese hostage and jordanian pilot within 24 hours unless jordan frees a female prisoner. the terror group released a new picture of kenji goto holding a photo of a jordanian pilot. japan's prime minister says isis' actions are extremely despicable. >>> indonesia's search and rescue agency will restart the recovery effort for flight 8501 this saturday. that's despite the military's decision to end its role in the mission. investigators say they'll ask for help from free diving local fishermen. officials are looking

i'm wolf blitzer reporting from washington. things have been moving very quickly in the hours since three killers perpetrated the single deadliest act of terrorism in paris. indeed in all of europe in nearly a decade. there's a major police operation under way right now in the city of hamabad outside of paris. it's been going on for several hours. at one point, heavily armed officers in a building went in with sharp shooters looking on nearby. what happened inside is not yet known. no shots were fired. right now, the scene is said to be calm. the key question did they get the three killers responsible for the massacre earlier today at the satirical weekly magazine, charlie he haddbo with three cartoonists dead. mocked every faith and public figure was attacked for islam. we have avenged the prophet mohammed. they are in the city and right now, scared into silence or submission. that vanished overnight. these images spelling it out. we are not afraid. thousands of people in the place de republic. held pens and pencils in the air

also saying to washington you know i'm so over you. i'm done with you. >> listen to this ad lib here. it's getting a lot of buzz. let me play it for you. >> i have no more campaigns to run. my only agenda -- [ applause ] -- i know because i won both of them. [ applause ] >> that was not scripted or part of the text. he clearly was giving it to those republicans who were trying to have fun at his expense. >> there's the edgey core that i've got this, you hear sometimes from obama using that phrase internally. this might have been more appropriate for a president that gained seats in the house and senate rather than losing them. pushing 60% in the polls rather than getting back to 50%. i think the president has at his core a belief that he has put the democrats on the right side of history, side of the growing parts of the lekelectorate. i think you saw that last night. >> he wants to wince the american people after six years, eight years, the country is better off than when he took office. hillary clinton tweeted this. i'll put it on th

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president and britain's prime minister plan to do about violent extremists they just met in washington. we'll also tell you what the leaders cannot agree on when it comes to fighting terror. >>> u.s. president barack obama and british prime minister british prime minister david cameron have vowed to work together to track extremist groups on line. mr. obama says social media has become a useful tool. of course to many terror groups helping them recruit young, impressionable minds. >> social media and the internet is the primary way in which these terrorist organizations are communicating. that's no different than anybody else. but they're good at it and when we have the ability to track that in a way that is legal, conforms with due process, rule of law, and presents oversight, then that's the capability that we have to preserve. >> you can have tragically people who have had all the advantages of integration, who have had all the economic opportunities that our kaunchs. you still get seduced by this poisonous radical death cult of a narrative. we've seen people who go to fight in syri

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this is the conventional wisdom that if only washington had gotten involved there earlier we would be safer. but what do the jihadis themselves say? well cnn reports that in a 2007 court deposition one of the paris troofterrorists made known the source of his radicalization. "i was ready to go and die in battle. i got this idea when i saw the injustices shown by television on what was going on over there in iraq. i am speaking about the torture that the americans have inflicted on the iraqis." so in the fuel case of the french terrorist, it was american intervention in the middle east that caused him to become a jihadi. but apparently more intervention would somehow have had the opposite effect. two scholars have analyzed all cases of suicide bombings from 1918 to 2009 and concluded that the vast majority of the terrorists behind these attacks were acting in response to american intervention and involvement in the middle east rather than out of a religious or yidideological motivation. "the only spectacular western plots after 9/11 the madrid and london bombings were specifically insp

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the prime minister went to washington in september last year. they had a very cordial meting as well. president obama took him to martin luther king's memorial. take him on some kind of impromptu tour as well. there is some hope here that this personal connection we are seeing between the two leaders can translate into better ties into better diplomatic ties between the two countries. natalie? >> thank you so much. live from new delhi. >>> mr. obama and the first lady planned to visit the site of the taj mahal. despite the preparations the president canceled those plans. instead, he will leave india earlier than planned and head to saudi arabia after the death of king abdullah friday. >>> other world leaders and others are streaming in. french president hollande arrived saturday and britain's prince charles seen there leaving the airplane. the dignitaries extend sympathies and pay respects to his half brother. abdullah is remembered by efforts toward middle east peace and modest reform in a conservative saudi arabia. >>> isis is demanding a swap

here in washington, d.c. the focus is on the new u.s. congress. both republican-led chambers are being sworn in today. the kentucky senator, mitch mcconnell, is the new senate majority leader replacing democrat harry reid. on the house side there have been some questions surrounding the speaker, john boehner, in a move by some republicans, a small number, to elect a new speaker. our chief congressional correspondent, dana bash, is standing by on the house side. our chief political analyst, gloria borger, is on the senate side. dana what happened today? i take it the voting for the speaker is now over with but we don't have the official results yet, is that right? >> reporter: it's not quite over. they've gone through the whole alphabet. they're doing this in a formal way which the house very, very rarely does. now they're going back to try to get the people who didn't vote for whatever reason, give them another chance to vote. but a top aide to john boehner just walked off the house floor and i spoke to him and i said how are you feeling? and he s

. >>> hello, i'm wolf blitzer in washington. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and are round the world. thanks for joining us. in the paris terror attack right now france's president francois hollande is meeting with both houses of parliament that follows a crisis meeting he held over yesterday's brazen terror attack. a manhunt is going on right now for these two men. they're the suspects now being identified as two brothers cherif and said cow after chi. they're considered armed and very dangerous. reports say they robbed a gas station outside the city about an hour northeast of paris. almost three dozen police officers are there, seen transferring a number of items from a station to a forensic truck. overnight, a police woman is shot and killed in a southern suburb of paris. minutes ago we learned it's being treated as a terror attack. it's not known if there's a direct connection to yesterday's massacre, but eyewitnesss say today's killer was dressed the same, all in black uniform, wearing a bulletproof vest

winter weather advisories includes washington baltimore philadelphia pittsburgh. about 15 million people preparing for the wintry weather. temperatures hovering around freezing. we get flurries mixing in we could eventually get a couple of inches. a narrow ban of snowy weather, but -- band of snowy weather, but a lot of cities dealing with this. if you're traveling for the eastern united states we've got the purple for heavy delays fog around baltimore -- >> cleveland see snow denver, as well, and across portions says of the wet weather pattern. it will push in toward the southern united states over the next couple of days. as we head on to thursday and friday heavy rain a possibility. even northern georgia could tap in to freezing rain and sleet as we head toward the weekend. big changes the southern u.s., and the travel bahamas for other airports houston seeing delays probably because of fog, around 90 minutes. ld save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty