returning to what was left of their homes and their liv livel livelihoods. this family s wine shop engulfed in a thick layer of mud. the owner says in 70 years her father has never seen anything like it. reporter: in the nearby town, french military personnel and equipment have been brought in as part of what is now an international rescue effort. as you can see, the water here really rose quite high. what the locals told us, many of them still trapped in their homes but now running out of food and water is that when the floosh flood came it was a mighty torrent that came down these streets. there was nothing gradual about it. the streets filled up within a couple of hours. the rescuers going house to house. in germany, the scenes are heart-breakingly similar. in one town, the residents of a
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the news coverage turned from the attacks here that were one week ago to the attacks in mali. why? well, the feeling that it could be in a way an attack against france outside of france. french military personnel have been involved in operations outside of mali for a couple of years. in fact, they went in in force to mali two years ago to push al qaeda back as they move for the capital there. that was a successful operation. want to bring in cnn terror analyst paul cruickshank. we understand a group has claimed responsibility. we haven t confirmed that. such keen interest what s going on there. obviously, france under attack by isis one week ago. now perhaps french interests, a hotel where a lot of french travelers stay, under attack as well. who might be involved? well, there s chatter at the moment on twitter from al qaeda supporters suggested that al
to say isis is contained. in fact, saying i meant geographically in syria they are contained. yes, of course, there may be some truth in that but when you see an attack like what happened in paris, to be defiant about that seems at the least tone deaf. well, i think that we need to honor what the president of the united states and armed forces are doing right now. i mean, it would be very easy to get very knee-jerk here and use a lot of hyped up war rhetoric and get these terrorists more dues than they deserve. we cannot, you know, just send in troops willy-nilly in to syria or in to iraq again and have a worse situation like we did under george w. bush. remember, in 1983, we had 299 americans and french military personnel blown up in beirut. we had to be there inside the lebanese civil war and we lost 220 marines then.