could be a local support group for isis that carried this out in tunisia. there s a very large pro-jihadi movement in tunisia called ansar al sharia. they also carried out an attack on the u.s. embassy in tunis just a few days after the attack in 2012 and there is also a very active north african al qaeda affiliate based in tunisia in the mountainous region near the algerian border. late last year they said they were going to bring jihad to tunis. what do we know about the individuals who carried out this attack? we heard that one of them was known to tunisian authorities. are there other terror suspects they are still searching for? we know very little about the individuals so far beyond the fact that one of them was on the radar screen of tunisian security services.
inside tunisia. a group with affiliations to the same name group in libya, which carried out that attack on the u.s. consular in benghazi in september 2012. a few days after that, the same group carried out a mob attack on the u.s. embassy in tunis. there s a north african al qaeda affiliate, islamic grad that has a presence in the mountainous region along the algerian border. they have around 60 fighters or so. they ve been really active, the most active terrorist group inside tunisian and late last year, they said they were going to bridng the campaign of terrorism to tunis. but now clearly isis are saying, we were responsible. they haven t offered a shred of proof so far. is this just an opportunistic claim or behind this? a lot of questions. a lot of questions developing as we speak. paul bringing it to us, there s been a claim of responsibility. no proof they have provided but something to obviously look into
called the student a future welfare recipient. all the comments were caught on camera. you airline passengers, you are used to shelling out money for a lot of things to that airline, but you ll hear a story this morning of passengers actually paying for the fuel pore their flight. thank you very much for being here on this cnn saturday morning. i m t.j. holmes. reynolds wolf is about to join me, because we have a weather situation that is causing fits for firefighters fighting a fire this is going on in northwestern nevada. this is a fast-moving fire fueled by strong winds and dry terrain it is threatening hundreds of home. thousands are without electr electricity around the reno area, but most of those folks do have their power back on now. this fire is a day old and has grown to three square miles. tragically, at least one person has been killed as a result of this fire. also one firefighter had to be taken to the hospital with injuries. schools were closed yesterday.
he was dying and hit him with a shoe. so there does seem to be more evidence that gadhafi, while he was in rebel hands, has died and succumbs to his injuries. are you surprised that he went back to sirte? i was surprised. i ve been saying that i thought and nobody really knew where i was and there were many reports suggesting similar things that he was somewhere in the desert. that he would have been nearer to the algerian border. some of his family members went to algeria. he d moved some money to algeria. i think that would have afforded him a much greater possibility of escape. instead, he went back to sirte, which is his hometown, and dug in. and he dug into a place which is surrounded by remember l hes, where there s no real access to the sea. sirte is close to the mediterranean, but there s a road and a small patch of desert separating it from the sea.
it wants. libian rulers say gaddafi may be hiding in the southern desert near the algerian border. they plan to seal off person approaches to the hometown of sirte one of the last loyalist strongholds. they say they were attacked from the east and pushed to the center of the town. we will talk about the latest fox news poll on the 2012 field and the still unsettled primary calendar when the fox all-stars join me after a