[Romans:] Swiss authorities raising the terror alert after getting a tip about a potential terror attack. Police patrols ramped up in Geneva this morning. The tip came from U.S. intelligence. Investigators are searching for ISIS operatives. I want to bring in CNN's Alexandra Field monitoring the latest for us live from London. The search for ISIS influence has been all over Europe. Do we know if they think the operatives are in Switzerland now?
[Alexandra Field, Cnn Correspondent:] They cannot say definitively whether or not these operatives are within the Swiss border or moved on. What they believe is these are people who traveled to Syria and returned to Europe. What this development means is it adds to the list of people that officials are looking into over the Paris attacks. We saw raids in France and Belgium and now the active investigation in Switzerland. This began after U.S. officials shared information that they have been monitoring conversations with extremists who talked about attacks in Toronto and Geneva and even Chicago. At this point, officials suspect they are part of a network which also involved a well-known ISIS recruiter who is believed to have recruited one of the attackers who blew himself up during the attacks at the Bataclan Theater in Paris. This is why officials believe that these suspects could be so potentially dangerous. Again, Christine, they are not aware of whether or not these people remain in Switzerland or if they could have moved on. There is more information that officials are looking at which led them to raise the alert level through Switzerland and Geneva, and that is this, an associate of Salah Abdelsalam, has reportedly crossed into Swiss territory at some point. That is, of course, raising additional concerns for Swiss officials Christine.
[Romans:] This is U.S. intelligence raising the initial concern for officials in Switzerland?
[Field:] Right, information that has been flagged by U.S. officials that has been shared with Swiss officials. This information has to be shared for French and Belgium authorities and also U.S. officials at this point as they try to ferret out anyone who could have been connected to the attacks. We know that along with Salah Abdelsalam, authorities are still looking for one man who was seen with Abdelsalam two days before the attacks and two other men who were seen with him two months before the attacks Christine.
[Romans:] Information sharing that has to happen and apparently is happening. Alexandra Field, thank you for that, from London.
[Kosik:] This morning, divers resume searching a lake in San Bernardino looking for evidence in the terror attack that killed 14 people. The FBI believes the male gunman, Syed Rizwan Farook, had ties to a group of local jihadists. Four of those men arrested in 2012 for trying to join al Qaeda in Afghanistan. Officials are telling CNN that Farook was in the social circle of one of the men, [inaudible], a Jihadist recruiter who is now serving 25 years in prison. Also there is new information about some of the guns used in the attacks. Federal sources tell the "L.A. Times" that Farook asked his neighbor, Enrique Marquez, to buy the two assault rifles because Farook feared he would not pass a background check. The AR-15s were bought in 2011 and 2012 right around the same time Marquez said he and Farook were considering a different terror attack. More on the FBI investigation now from CNN's Kyung Lah in San Bernardino.
[Kyung Lah, Cnn Correspondent:] Alison and Christine, FBI dive teams have been painstakingly searching this lake bit by bit. There is a report that the two killers were spotted here at this park on the day of the massacre. The FBI not specifying whether that report was before or after the massacre, but they say they will search this lake looking for any evidence. Law enforcement source telling CNN what they are specifically looking for are any missing items. Items that were not in the apartment that they are very curious about specifically a hard drive that is missing, that is one item that they are looking for. They spent several hours here expected to resume the search at daybreak Alison and Christine.
[Romans:] Thanks for that, Kyung. Now let's see what is coming up on "NEW DAY." Chris Cuomo joins us this morning. Good morning, Chris.
[Chris Cuomo, Cnn Anchor, "new Day":] Good morning, ladies. How are you both this morning? Happy Friday to you.
[Kosik:] Can't be happier.
[Cuomo:] We will talk about the GOP. They are bracing for the idea that 50 primaries and caucuses may not settle who gets the nomination for president. You have a big field and you have Trump to deal with. Supposedly the intelligence within the GOP are not happy about it. There have been meetings about a brokered convention. They have to go in to Cleveland and basically make a deal. Who do you think would have an advantage about deal making? Donald Trump said he would. He said the disadvantage is this is a bit of a rigged game because all these guys know each other. Of course, that is getting ahead. We will dive into the latest poll numbers that show clear shifts in what is going on in the GOP field. Now, one of the names that is not popping in the poll, but still resonating around the country is Carly Fiorina. We will talk to her this morning about what she sees going on with Donald Trump within the party and with some of the names that popped up. Why Ted Cruz and not her? We will talk to her about it. Also the terror threats emerging at home and abroad, we will talk about the need to really share intelligence and what has to change after San Bernardino. That is what we have, my friends.
[Kosik:] A lot going on. Thanks, Chris.
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