President. Plus analysis on all of the above because this is face the captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, we begin this morning with the continuing fallout from the murderous attack on the french satirical magazine charlie hebdo. Violent protests have broken out in pakistan, algeria yemen and niger where at least ten people are dead. Security in western europe remains high in washington, just after his white house meeting with president obama to talk about all of this, british Prime Minister David Cameron sat down with us at blair house and we asked if the terrorist threat now is greater than ever. In britains history we have had some very intense times of terrorist threats, so i wouldnt want to try and scale it in that way, but certainly we face a very severe threat, that is what we are calling it, severe because we believe an attack is highly likely, but frankly we have been in this struggle against extremist islamist, terrorism now for well over a decade and a half, so we know
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America wants to run for president. Plus analysis on all of the above because this is face the captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, we begin this morning with the continuing fallout from the murderous attack on the french satirical hebdo. Violent protests have broken out in pakistan, algeria yemen and niger where at least ten people are dead. Security in western europe remains high in washington, just after his white house meeting with president obama to talk about all of this, british Prime Minister David Cameron sat down with us at blair house and we asked if the terrorist threat now is greater than ever. In britains history we have had some very intense times of terrorist threats, so i wouldnt want to try and scale it in that way, but certainly we face a very severe threat, that is what we are calling it, severe because we believe an attack is highly likely, but frankly we have been in this struggle against extremist islamist, terrorism now for well over a decade and a half, so
From our panel. 60 years of news because this is face the nation. Captioning sponsored by cbs once again long night for residents ever ferguson, missouri. Were going to start our coverage with latest there from cbs news correspondent vladimir dudia. Just voyeurs after governor jay nixon declared a state of emergency here in ferguson, missouri, state of emergency beginning atoned night ending at 5 00 a. M. Hundreds of protesters took to the streets there was brief flare up of violence as they advance toward a very large group of Police Officers. We were in the crowd with the protesters prior to the start of the curfew. At that time there were about a thousand people, maybe more in the streets milli around, protesting the shooting of the unarmed teenager mike brown about a week ago. The crowd thinned out and by midnight there was only left with about 150 or 200 people still in the streets. We were with the Police Officers, the Police Officers waited for at least 35, 40 minutes before the
Beginning atoned night ending at 5 protesters took to the streetcoco they a group of Police Officers. We were in the crowd with the protesters prior to the start of the curfew. At that time there were about a thousand people, maybe more in the streets Milling Around protesting the shooting of the unarmedmike brown about a week ago. The crowd thinned out and by midnight there was only left with about 150 or 200 people still in the streets. We were with the Police Officers, the Police Officers waited for at least 35, 40 minutes before they decided to move forward the protesters, we very interesting they were decked out in t very heavy militarized gear that many people were angry about last week they started to fire smoke in to the crowd eventually firing tear gas. As we walked along the streets we picked up these rounds, thee are beanbag rounds meant to stun the crowd. When it was all over, bob, seven people were arrested for failure to disburse and within person was critically wounded i