SAVIDGE: We're following new developments out of Egypt this morning. The number of people killed in that horrifying massacre at a mosque yesterday has now climbed to 305. This as Egyptian authorities say that one of the attackers entering the mosque carried an ISIS flag. CNN senior international correspondent Ben Wedeman is live for us from Cairo this morning. Ben, what else are we learning from officials?</s>BEN WEDEMAN, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Well, what we know is that in addition to the -- among the 305 dead were 27 children, 128 people wounded. Now, what we've heard from the Egyptian public prosecutor in a statement read out on Egyptian television is that five SUVs drove up outside the Rawdah mosque during Friday prayers, midday prayers. They set off some sort of explosion outside of the mosque, 25 to 30 men, some of them in combat fatigues, some of them with their faces masked, heavily armed with automatic weapons went inside the mosque, which contained hundreds and hundreds of people, opened fire for quite some time, clearly from this causality figure. And according to the Egyptian officials, some of these individuals, these attackers, or at least one of them had an ISIS flag, although until now we have yet to hear any claim of responsibility from the terrorist organization itself. Martin?</s>SAVIDGE: All right, Ben Wedeman giving us the latest on that terrible attack in Egypt. Thank you very much.</s>PAUL: Well, just two days left now for people in Alabama to register to vote in the upcoming special election here. The question, will the scandals, the accusations, the attack ads change any minds? Or are people just going to stay home?
Terrorists Attack Mosque in Egypt