to deal with the kinds of terror threats we have been seeing around the world. some of the low tech attacks. the same units you often see them now outside popular tourist attractions in new york city. we see them outside on rockefeller plaza in times square, empire state building. this is what they re trained to do and you re seeing them in action here. lester, one of the reasons to do this over and over again and one of the reasons that new yorkers get used to seeing some of it is to create a muscle memory so that when it happens, there s a calmness around it, not a franticness, not a panic. as you look at the pictures live coming in from the bronx, from the grand concourse, where bronx-lebanon is located you see the firefighters there and the police over to the side. there is a stillness about it. even though this is an active shooter situation and we do not have confirmation that the shooter has been subdued. so that is that part of the training? it is. and one of the bits of
this year after the attack. and he bragged about that in an isis publication. this is what if we go back to al qaeda s play back and what we learned about what they do in the training camps in afghanistan, they form networks. the networks endured so when they would come back as he s come back and isis, they had those networks of trusts established when they are there in iraq and syria. so they will have presumably now we can see safe houses along the route and plus the criminal element. i was not to make a long story too long, but it is complicated. i was in kabul a few weeks ago. it s a matter of money. isis has money, $20,000 can get you from kabul into germany almost legally. fake passports, fake visas, it can be done. fascinating. we re learning more about the woman who blew herself up at the hideout and also have a
a woman. she was miraculously spared. she stands up, then runs. her would be shooter is still somewhere nearby. then another patron, another likely victim stands and runs, as well. the attack ends ooze quickly as it began, all told, the video lasts less than a minute. less than a minute must have felt like an eternity for everyone inside the cafe. survivors have been sharing stories including a young couple we started talking to last night. they were at the bataclan theater where the death toll was the highest, it was packed for a rock concert. 89 people were murdered. isabelle survived by laying dead and he hid in a bathroom, they were separated before the attack began. as the massacre unfolded, neither knew if the other was alive. here is more of my interview with them. everyone tries to imagine what
aware and train them to address them. chief waters, always good to talk to you. appreciate it, sir. thank you. there is new video of the one of the paris attacks inside a cafe captured the terrifying moments. customers, employees scrambling to take cover and inside the bataclan theater attack, a young people talks how they managed to walk away alive and what was going through their minds as the carnage was unfolding. happy. in love. and saving so much money on their car insurance by switching to geico. well, just look at this setting. do you have the ring? oh, helzberg diamonds. another beautiful setting. i m not crying. i ve just got a bit of sand in my eyes, that s all. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.
[speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language]. as he is saying is that the tragedy here is that so many people our age were killed in that attack, so many people won t get to live their lives, just really started. [speaking foreign language]