COOPER: Well, concerns over terrorism spread overnight to international air travel. There were a couple of incidents to tell you about. Two Air France flights from the U.S. to Paris were forced to make emergency landings because of anonymous bomb threats after the planes took off. CNN aviation correspondent Rene Marsh has more. Rene, this I found particularly interesting because I actually flew back from New York last night on an Air France plane without any problem. Where were these planes diverted from?</s>RENE MARSH, CNN AVIATION CORRESPONDENT: Well, we know that one aircraft was -- had left LAX in Los Angeles. The other left Dulles Airport. And, as you said, Anderson, because of those phoned-in bomb threats, they had to divert. They could not go to their destination last night. Again, we should point out that receiving bomb threats for these airlines, that's not so much a unique situation, but the timing of all of this is what's noteworthy. We're talking about Air France flights, both of them bound for Paris. Of course, the timing, this is a point where Paris is trying to move forward. It's still dealing with the issues after the attack. And then you have these two bomb threats. This was a 777 and A380, so hundreds of passengers were on board. They had to deplane. We know that the plane was checked. We know luggage was rechecked. And we're hearing from the airline that after they brought in the bomb-sniffing dogs, they did their sweeps, they determined that this was not a credible threat. And oftentimes, that is the situation with these bomb threats. But again, in the climate we are living in, the airlines, airport authority, aviation security personnel not taking anything for granted.</s>COOPER: Sure. Rene Marsh, appreciate the update. Thanks very much on that. Our coverage of the France terror attacks and the latest raids this morning, the ongoing manhunt, continue right after this break.
Two Air France Flights Diverted Due to Bomb Threats.