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a town just miles away. peter, what does the attack tell us about the enemy? >> the plot said a lot about what we are up against. >> reporter: it is not because all of the islamic attackers were killed but they willingly sacrificed themselves just to get close to american personnel as possible. >> the other thing trying to do they are willing to do what the americans and iraqi forces are doing. they will take casulties to make a point. they are bringing in foreign fighters to die for jihad they trap bombs on them and try to blow themselves through the gate. >> reporter: if a group of isis fighters gathered near the gate they would be easily targeted

and taken out by aerial assets. the u.s. sent apache to help out but they didn't need to it fire a single shot. >> has the pentagon change its posture at all in the area it happen. >> reporter: no more than 300 americans are in the a life assad air base where they are teaching iraqis to fight. they were all awe safe distance away. >> there is going to be ups and downs and gives and takes here. i don't think we should make more out of this. i am not saying that we are dismissing the seriousness of the potential breach here or of the increased activity by isil but we ought not to make more than needs to be made of it. >> reporter: the way the pentagon sees the fight.

islamic state is playing defense and struggling to it gain new ground. >> thank you, peter. coming up in the fox report, we'll speak with retired captain nash about the crisis. >> authorities in denmark calling a shooting in a free speech event a terror attack. the hunt is on the man who sparked the deadly shootout. it happen in copenhagen. hundreds of shots were fired. police say that the masked gunman started to shoot in a crowded cafe before getting away by car. the vehicle was found abandoned near by. the white house sent condolences and offering assistance to the danish government. swedish artist lares has been

under attack. it is chlor that he was the target yet again today. tom carteson joins us from coppen haggen. how did the authorities determine it was a terror attack be? >> reporter: it was a matter of definition. the prime minister said because of the political attack and attack against a political person or vows she defines it terrorism. it is pretty much her. >> the artist lar's thought he was targeted. >> reporter: not so much yet but it is a broad perception this was the man they were going for and he had an intelligence service working with him. two of the three police officers were intelligence officers and they were injured and fighting and it was a shootout. so it seemed to be the

consensous here. >> what do we know about the suspect? >> reporter: not much. there is grainy photos around and an eyewitness who said he is 25- 30 origin and arab and speaking danish and he's gone now. and the bridge to sweden is not closed, but the swedish authorities are checking every car and coppenhaggen police are checking gardens and everything is being checked now, yeah. >> what about the victim and three officers that were shot? >> reporter: the civilian we know he's about 40 and shot and killed. he was shot at close range. i think the shooter was like a yard from him when he shot him. police mentioned two what do you call that secret service fbi

type police and one normal police officer. and none of them fatally wounded. >> wilkes he said the attack he thinks inspired by charlie heb ron. joishgs one of the speakers was the french ambassador of charlie heb do. >> thank you so much tom car stensen. >> and canadian authorities foiled an imminent attack on a shopping mall. a 19 year old man and a 23-year-old woman planned to kill as many people they could in halifax, nova skoetia. the canadian justice minister

said it was concieved by murderous misfits and not islamic terrorist. other officials are not linking it to terror. >> i would classify it as a group of individuals that had beliefs and were willing to carry out violent acts against citizens. they carried out the intentions and the possibility of a large loss of life was there. >> officers learned through the plot from a phone tip. the man shot himself and died. the american woman was arrested in the airport and she confessed to the whole plot. the two used a chat stream to communicate, both obsessed with death and had many photos of mass killings. the woman will be in court on charges was conspiracy to commit murder. the new cease four in ukraine is in affect and at

least on paper. ukrainian soldiers watched television as the ukrainian nation addressed the nation about it. but there is major concerns over how long it will last. the ukrainian military and russian backed rebels have increased their fighting with casulties mounting on both sides in the effort to look down territory. president obama talking with ukraine and germany today it. the president expressing a desire to see the peace deal that preserves ukrainian unitty. greg, is the cease four holding. >> reporter: so far what we are hearing from our contacts it is not going too badly. it is early hours and we are already hearing about problems. in the main cities like donetsk

held by the rebels and maripoll, held by the ukrainian government we are hearing they are okay. but the ukrainian government reported a attack with a militia that was rebels. the flash point town the key transport hub where ukrainian soldiers were surrounded by the rebels. there was unconfirmed reports of shelling. they told us the soldiers will have to surrender or they will be hit. next several days and weeks will be uneasy. >> what do the people think of the prospects of the peace? >> reporter: first, ukrainian president poroshenko spoke to

the nation. he is grim and he is concerned about the fate of the thing and especially angry about the 60 hour wait, forced on him. between the signing and the enactment of the ceasefire. there were high casulties and civilians paid a high price and counted and hoped for the unitty of the world to back ukraine. as for the people everyone we spoke with expressed cautious optimism that the arrangement would work but mostly skeptism. they expressed little trust in the russian president vladimar putin. he was not seen tonight and he said he is not involved or his troops or hardware. >> that's what he says. and back at home here we go again. the northeast about to be

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live. janice, when will it end? >> heather, we are in a pattern where it is storm after storm for the next week and half. look at syracuse 79 inches and 98 in buffalo. actually that is 88. my eyes are going. and 79.5 in boston. and if we get ten inches. that will be snowiest snow on record. and here is the system on the way. it is a quick- moving clipper system that will do i have off of the coast. this is going to intense foy overnight. and the thing to set it apart. we have blizzard conditions and 60 or cent mile per hour sustained winds and that will mean dangerous conditions from long island to coastal maine. cape cod and the iowa lands could so wind gusts 75 miles per

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flee relatively easy. >> the sky news cameraman who is a couple of hundreds of meters away from coppenhaggen. stay with us. thank you very much. >> so just to repoet for you what is happening. this is the second shooting in copenhaggen. this one occurring 45 minutes ago. and this latest 13 officers were, three people were shot, two of them police officers. in the first shooting one person was killed and also officers injured in that it event as well and it appears that a suspect was on the loose. they were able to get pictures from the first shooting of that person and able it retrieve the vehicle that he used in the

incident. and the latest one. 20 or 30 police officers on the scene and using semi-automatic weapons. we'll bring in retired captain nash. are you there? >> i am heather. >> you think they are related. 45 minutes ago and the first one just before 4 o'clock. >> it could be a copycat or small group or first guy who did the shooting or a jihadi want to be and cooperate afford to a plane ticket for syria and doing what he does for isis. and who knows until they get the guy and interrogate him, they will not know and it is hypothetical. >> we are told that the suspect fled on foot in this incident as they did flee in a vehicle. but we know he was on foot after

that. do you think it is in any way related to it the charlie hebdo incident? you think it is a copycat incident? >> the gentleman who spoke at the earlier shooting was a cartoonist who had done work depicting mohammed. and so that was pretty good indication of what the intent was in the first one. and the second one, it happens to be in a synagogue and also would lead one to believe that these two things are related. >> i have a question in terms of declaring this a terrorist event so soon. how do you think they were able to do that and what would make them do that? >> i think just the act itself. first off, their nerves are on

the edge of the skin because of the shooting earlier today. and then you lay in on top of that shooting two police officers and a civilian at a synagogue this all rolls in to walks like a duck and quacks like a duck it is a duck. and so we can sit back and try to be objective as possible about this, but i think in the end, when it all comes down, we'll find out these were related and whether or not it was the same shooter or not we don't know. but it could be a copycat from the earlier action. >> the first incident happen in a cafe and it was a wide open area. and in terms of catching the suspect, what would officers or investigators try to do and corner off the area and we are looking at the map right there, what would they do to try to find this person immediately? >> well what they are going to

have to do is interview people and say did you see anything. and pull the security camera tapes starting where the incident took place and build out from there and so if they can capture, trace it back to if he came out of a vehicle. if he did do we have a description from the security camera tapes. do we have a license plate or anything we can go on. unless someone said this dude university ran bo this building over there they will not catch him. it will take forensics and take time for them to sort through the evidence and back this case out from the event. >> one person killed and three officers injured and three people shot, including two officers who were injured. that is five officers. we are going to try to go back to sky news, actually we have

some more information from a reporter on the scene. captain nash, we'll get back to you shortly. grn reporter tom joins us from copehagen. >> reporter: the police confirmed two police officers were injured and another person is shot in the head. it could be an attacker or civilian. we don't know yet. it is two miles from the the first shooting. but where things are going on now it is central. it is a place where people are going out. and they evacuated one of the busiest stations. with a lot of police it fls the

north of copenhagen. >> dow know how many people are there at the time. >> it is 1:30 a.m. and not the normal time for the synagogue. and the spokesperson for the jewish society was on their way now. and i don't think it would be 50 at all. >> was the individual shot not the police officer. were they inside of the synagogue or outside. do you know if it happened on the steet. >> reporter: all reports are outside. we are not sure. >> we heard that there was one individual that is hand cuffed and then let g. did you hear about that? >> no the police shouted they had an arrest and found out it was the wrong person. i have no details on that.

i don't know. >> back at the first scene. have officers moved beyond that at this point? that's where you are standing? >> reporter: no i am not out there. i am watching the news myself. police are all over the city and chasing this man all day. and i know there was 20 police that sped off from the area where they wery searching in the city. i know that from a friend that lives there. they were busy getting to the synagogue half an houring on. so. >> in reference to lars wilk. he escaped unharmed. do they know whereabouts at this point? >> reporter: no i am sure that is a secret. he is always living under ground

in sweden and i am sure we are not supposed to know. >> have you heard anything from the denmark security service. they referred to the first event as a terrorist attack? >> reporter: no there are no specifics but that there are police that were shot and another person shot. i don't think they know if it is the same person or another one. >> they were searching door to dorlooking for the first suspect. they are not saying they are related. we don't know because it is all happening pretty much as we speak. they were going to door-to-door looking for the first suspect. do they believe he had an accomplice? >> reporter: they started out saying two and then changed to one. it was just one man with the first shooting and they changed

that at 8 o'clock tonight. >> so he abandoned the vehicle and it was found. where was the vehicle found? >> reporter: it was found a mile and half away from the shooting and that's the area where i was explaining before a lot of police were looking in this area. they had trains checked and gardens and parks and that's the area where they sped off an half an hour ago. >> is that mile and half in the direction of the synagogue? >> reporter: no it is further away. >> they say this suspect fled on to the. have you heard reports of helicopters up in the air? >> reporter: police helicopters in the area as well. there are reports on helicopters circles in the north and in the center. >> in terms of copehagen itself.

it is a small community and tell us about the families and this area encompass. >> reporter: it is a million and half people. and can the area where the shooting happen it was a nice urban and expensive area actually. yeah, it is a nice place and a lot of family playgrounds and big football stadium. yeah. normal area. >> the first shooting in the cafe there was a large park directly across from that? >> reporter: yes massive biggest one. and lots of football fields and by the national football stadium as well. actually. >> the cafe is known for jazz concerts and they list those outside of the venue when they are happening. did they announce or have listed outside of the cafe that there was a free speech event that was

occurring in the time of the shooting. >> reporter: i am not sure. it was not a secret it was held. i am not sure they had it on the building. >> was there a lot of the publicity before it? >> reporter: no, there was not a lot of publicity but it was mentioned and if you wanted to find out and go there, it was not a secret. >> but not widely publicized. someone would have had to know it was happening at that time. >> reporter: it was public but it was not a big thing before the shooting happen. >> tom, thank you so much for joining us and we'll check back with you as well. we'll follow the developing story in copenhagen. two shootings. we had three officers injured in

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synagogue is. >> when we are hearing concerning the metro and train station, that is now evacuated, what sort of area is the synagogue in and just describe it to us, pete. >> it is in main university district c cafe and restaurants and hotels. and so copenhagen is a relatively quiet inner city compared to most british cities like london. but it is a pretty vibrant area. this happen 45 minutes ago. and there was quite a few people out and about. the bar is still opened and probably down on the street below, it was relatively busy with a few passer's by.

and for the metro station being closed, i don't know if that runs 24 hours and i am not sure if they evacuated or not. >> and the danish police are saying that they believe that the shooter fled on foot. like many european cities, you have a lot of small alleyways and what have you. what is it like? big plazas or wide roads. what is like. >> crystal guard where the main synagogue is in a pretty narrow roaded area. lots of kind of small back alleys and big enough for cars to get by but deemed a pedestrianized zone if you like. and so it is a network of small roads and highway buildings and

quite easy for anyone to flee easy. >> that was sky news cameraman pete mills. >> just to wrap everything up to you at this point. we have two shootings that happen in copenhagen today. in this latest incident, it happen outside or near the main synagogue. one person was shot in the head and two policemen injured. it is happening after a separate deadly attack which was two miles away and that sparked a manhunt and the suspect is still on the los. the shooting in the capitol of copenhagen comes after one man was killed and three officers injured. the first incident was at a cafe where they had a meeting on free speech at the time. it is too early to say if the two attacks are related. let's see, one man died in the

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and controversial and were on a jihadi threat list and they were people in the cafe discussing the issue of the jihadi threat of free speech. and with all of that attack and attack by firearms the government in denmark said it is a terror attack. >> can you tell us about the free speech group? >> this is a group that is all over europe. it has begun in reaction to the violence against the early cartoonist in denmark. these cartoons that depicted prove fet mohammed in different forps and angerred the militants. and those defending free speech even though cartoons are offensive, this is part of free speech. and the reaction was in paris

a few weeks ago, the bloody massacre at charlie heb do. activist are saying we need to have fro speech. and the jihaddist are trying to silence them. >> and artist his name was lards villkes. he does believe he was the target in the shooting and believed it was inspired by the charlie heb do incident you are talking about. you think it is a copycat incident? >> it is more than a copycat. it is targeting the movement and the free speech network is a movement and resistance against the jihaddist. he was under police protection. it was a meeting like himself

that are organizing themselves to have demonstrations later. it seems those that attacked knew the political agenda of that meeting and that brings the level of the attacks to a higher level than before. it is not random. it is organized and intelligence about the movement. >> you believe the second shooting incident about two miles away could have been related? that was outside of the main synagogue there in that area? >> well what did paris teach us? there is a possibility of a second incident happening and the first one. and it could be the result and ongoing counter terrorism operation, or a copycat. that would apply to the copycat of another jihadist and wanted to do like in france. and their part in the attack this time it is a synagogue,

which is symbolical for the jihaddist movement. >> wa lid phares with his inspite. >> just to repeat to you. two shootings that happen in copenhagen today. one before 4 o'clock p.m. and another one an hour ago. throw people were wounded in the first incident and we had a report where one was killed including two police officers that were wounded and that happen in the cafe and two miles away. a second shooting outside of a synagogue and one person shot in the head three officers wounded in that incident and that would be the second incident. investigators are not saying the two are related. but the suspect from the first shooting incident was on the run and there are no reports of him

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