terror is on trial in two courtrooms around the world today. nearly six years after the worst terrorist attack on french soil, the only surviving attacker is now in court and just admitted to being a soldier of the islamic state. 130 people were killed and hundreds more hurt in this series of coordinated attacks in and around paris in november of 2015, you will remember. cnn s sarah vonn yay is live at the courthouse in paris with more on this for us. sarah, what has happened in court today so far. reporter: the trial got under way a few hours ago. one of the big questions going into this was going to be what was going to be the attitude of the seoul surviving member who carried out the attacks.
and bush went to iraq instead of staying in afghanistan. that s something that a lot of people have sort of glossed over in recent days. very true. the president has insisted, though, that we accomplished the united states has accomplished and nato accomplished the goal of stopping terrorists from using afghanistan as a safe haven. what do you make of that? is that true? i suppose it s true right now. exactly. it s true right now. you know, isis killed 130 people in paris in november of 2015 because they trained people in iraq and syria. so a year after they took over much of iraq and syria, they were able to train people to do attacks in western europe. why would this movie be different? we re still protected by two oceans, so the united states is always safer from these kinds of things. but the other thing is people radicalize with just what they read online. so this is going to be seen as a tremendous victory. if you have these kind of jihadist ideas and you re sitting at
he speaks arabic and russian, reported directly to charles corruptio.continuous contact wi, state, ukrainian officials. had a collateral duty to support vice president biden. biden was obama s point man on ukraine. associated with dnc operative alexandra chalupa. met with her in november of 2015 with the ukrainian delegation and there s all kinds of reasons we need these three witnesses. i would ask, pursuant to section four house resolution 660, ask our chairman, i mean our ranking member to submit the request for the three witnesses because we are not having a factual hearing
republican field. come on? start of november of 2015 he was leading the polls. he took over trump and now he s the housing and urban development secretary. and what do you think about all of this. you re looking for an alternative to president trump. i don t know if i will vote for one. i think my vote is for republicans and i will show that it is not available to trump. i m someone that he should be able to pick up and probably won t. that said on the democratic side, it is clear that people are still looking. and i would be nervous if i were any of the candidates. because they re lo they re looking for a chance to speak out and it is not a slam dunk in states like iowa and new hampshire and they have to talk about impeachment which in itself if you support it is a negative topic. and 57% of the new hampshire democrats are undecided. that is the democratic party. who is the clear front-runner when there isn t one. that is democracy working this far out of the election. st
has a base of support in the democratic party. they aren t going anywhere. we learned that in 2016. they stuck with bernie and we had to convince his followers to vote for hillary clinton. the candidate, his health. rest up before tuesday. tuesday night he will have to stand up for three hours or more and present his case to the american people. bill: thank you. talk to you later in the week. donna brazile. there she is. talk to you soon. we believe most of the children that were born here were eventually flown to other states or adopted in other states. we allege peterson through his adoption agency is accused of utilizing the adoption scheme in at least 29 births in arizona between november of 2015 and may of 2019. sandra: arizona s attorney general announcing the arrest of a public official yesterday,