trying to modify tactics because of these reports of civilian casualties. they are going to be calling in less airstrikes. the airstrikes do take place after the iraqis initially put in that request for a strike against a particular target ask gets moved up the chain of command. they are going to be using more ground movements, using more of their sniper teams, drones, they are very sensitive to the fact that this is a humanitarian battlefield as well. but the bottom line reality of it is hundreds of thousands of people still remain trapped in this pocket and this area of wesh mosul that isis is putting up its last stance and almost every single home has a civilian family in it or in some cases you have instances where families try to get together in what they believe to be sturdier buildings. in fact, ab eyewitness to that strike you were talking about earlier, he was just a few houses down where it took place described how when he ask his
tweet from the tsa, active shooter at ffl. shelter in place. airport closed. sniper teams are put on alert. we have a variety of s.w.a.t. teams out and assets out clearing the entire airport. reporter: no other gunman is found. at this point it looks like he acted alone. there s no second active shooter. reporter: officials won t say if the suspect is targeting someone on an arriving flight or if he s cooperating. randy kaye, cnn, new york. joining me with more, evan perez. what can you tell us about how this happened? anderson, one of the most interesting things is what happens after one of these incidents is you have witness statements and, you know, you spend a lot of time, especially investigators there on the ground, spending a lot of time trying to corroborate. at this point we re told that they have not been able to corroborate this idea that there was an altercation on the plane. they still have these witness statements and report that there might have been some kin
we don t know if that is an accurate id or if it is a current id. but it s not over. about 2:20 p.m., word of more gun fire. police are seen scrambling on the tarmac near the parking garage. once again, passengers spill on to the tarmac. others duck behind parked cars. everybody just sprinted outside again, and so we just ran out again. i honestly don t know what s happening. at 2:33 p.m., a tweet from the tsa, active shooter at fll. shelter in place. airport closed. sniper teams are put on alert. we have a variety of s.w.a.t. teams out and assets out clearing the entire airport. no other gunman is found. at this point it looked like he acted alone. officials won t say if the suspect was targeting someone on an arriving flight or if he s
besieged areas, while that fighting is going on. as you mentioned, tens of thousands apparently already tried to flee. we saw many of them yesterday when we were out in those areas. they are very weak in very bad condition but say at this point in time they have no other choice, wolf? based on everything you re seeing, we mow know the military is advancing in eastern aleppo. how much direct military assistance are they getting from the russians in terms of bombing? reporter: you know what? in terms of bombing, it s unclear. russians claim she haven t been flying missions over the city of aleppo. that is unclear. we are hearing jets dropping very heavy munitions and it s really not clear whether or not the syrian air force would be able to do that. also, one of the things we have to take into account is that the russians do have a much larger military presence here on the ground than many people know and, also, that the russians at least publicly commit to. they what we ve seen on
indeed sniper and automatic weapons, that sniper teams used to advance on an apartment where the terrorists were believed to be hiding. they were correct. two killed in action, several captured, and today we learned much more about this investigation, about what started it all. the attacks on friday, including a discarded cell phone that gave up a lot of evidence. who they think they re still looking for and the raids that continue to go on. keir simmons is back from belgium, back from saint-denis, the northern suburb where the raid was held last night, he is back in paris to start off this hour. keir? and brian, we are just hearing that the woman who was killed is called hab da abdel asim, she s a cousin of abdelhamid abaaoud, who is considered the mastermind behind