ungoverned space which they have in syria and iraq for so many years. and that allowed them to plot and plan against us. but it was also a petrie dish breeding ground for radical islamic extremists. not only those who fought there, but those who derive some inspiration from that monstrosity, including possibly this individual conducted this attack today. and really, that s a key element, i think, for us from my perspective as an officer who served overseas environments, challenging ones. we really need to understand that the world is small and interconnected. and we the fight in many ways starts overseas. and obviously there is a lot of work to be done at home. we need excellent claxz from overseas intelligence to state and local law enforcement doing all that we can to infiltrate these groups and i will tell you what, new york police department is the best we have got at doing it it s just extremely difficult to stop every single one of these.
asunder. it s just horrifying, sean, it is. sean: yuan, you see those bicycles? there is no way people on those bicycles survived. they were shredded. they absolutely were. this guy wanted to kill himself. he wanted suicide by cop. that s why he was running around with this preposterous fake gun, the pellet gun and the other fake gun. he wanted to be killed by cops. officer ryan nash of the first precinct almost did the right thing. he shot him in the belly, but as you mentioned earlier, he just got out of surgery. the perpetrator just got out of surgery. you know, you know, we have defeated the real caliphate. i have heard you and dr. gorka talking about that. raqqa has fallen. they are scattered. isis is scattered throughout southeast syria now. but there is the virtual caliphate, whether you re from uzbek or pakistani or saudi, whatever you are, you can be motivated and get instructions over the internet now.
isis in southeast syria. trying to win back the remaining parts of this key town which remains scarred by the fighting. this area here used to be right on the front line between syrian government forces and isis. and the entire area that you see behind me here, all these sand berms just a few days ago, those were isis fighting positions. the russian military says it believes a victory would put them close to ousting isis from all of southeastern syria. translator: our forces have already pushed isis about 5 to 6 kilometers away from the city on the left side of the euphrates but the most important thing is the blockade on the city has been lifted and the people are receiving humanitarian aid. reporter: but gains are quickly reversed in the eastern syrian desert and russia warns while the forces they support have been moving forward fast, tough battles still lie ahead. fred pleitgen, cnn, syria. a top intelligence analyst
president look bad so they ignore his infrastructure proposal. they ignore his trip to the middle east, they ignore efforts to change the tax code and the focused on what comey is going to say on thursday and did the russians mess with the election and poor hillary, she was cheated out of the election because she was the popular vote winner. sean, this is why i say this is not careless journalism, it s corrupt journalism and that s intentional on their part. jackie: terror in the heart of paris. [sirens] jackie: suspect claiming to be an isis soldier shouting this is for syria before police officers shot him in the chest.
raised as more information comes out about the terrorists. had been caught trying to go to syria last week and had told by authorities, i m going to be a terrorist. the uk heads into a general election tomorrow. prime minister theresa may anticipated or declared that she s now willing to rip up human rights law to impose new restrictions on terror suspects. if our human right laws stop us from doing it, we will change the laws so we can do it. there have been a number of arrests so far as you said including one 30-year-old man earlier this morning but all except two have now been