it's monday, november 23rd, and right now on "first look" more night raids as a security lockdown continues in brussels, and the manhunt for suspects in the paris attacks enters the tenth day. president obama returns to america, where he'll meet a hostile tone on terror from the gop presidential candidates, and even some democrats. police are looking for this man, believed to be involved in the shooting of a good samaritan med student at tulane university. >> plus celine dion's moving tribute and must see moments from the american music award. adele's most talked about "saturday night live" moments, and much more, including a squirrel. busy look at this monday starts

right now. good morning, everybody. we start with the latest in the fight against isis. brussels spent the weekend on high alert with the capital essentially shut down after authorities received "concrete information" of a terrorist plot, threats belgiums prime minister described as serious and imminent. 22 raids led to 16 arrests yesterday. salah abdeslam, wanted for his involvement in the par ace tacks, was not one of them. french police released the photo of an unidentified man they say was one of the suicide bombers from the november 13th attacks. gabe gutierrez joins us with the latest. >> right now president hollande is meeting with prime minister cameron in paris. they paid an unannounced visit to the bataclan concert hall which saw the worst carnage ten days ago which killed 130 people. much of europe remains on edge. overnight 16 people were detained in belgium after 22

raids. brussels is entering its day of virtual lockdown. belgium's prime minister says the country will stay on its highest alert level through the start of the work week because of what he calls a serious and imminent threat of a paris style attack. authorities are on the lookout for a potential suicide bomber, which is why they are telling people to avoid crowds. metro stations are closed, sporting events canceled and theaters shut down. still no sign of 26-year-old salah abdeslam believed to have played a key role in the paris attacks. he's on the run, despite the overnight raids. police think he may have fled by car to the brussels area. man who drove with him and was arrested told investigators abdeslam wore a thick jacket possibly concealing a suicide vest. french police released a photo of a third suicide bomber who blew himself up outside france's national stadium ten days ago. they are asking for the public's

help in identifying him. the french president is meeting with the british prime minister in paris right now. holland is trying to build a stronger international coalition to fight isis. he's set to head to washington to meet with president obama tomorrow and own this moscow to meet with russian president vladimir putin later this week. shannon? >> hopefully something will come of that, gabe, thank you. russia is sending a puppy to the french police to honor diesel, the police dog killed during last wednesday's raid in saint-denis. in a letter to his french counterpart, russia's interior minister says the puppy is a sign of solidarity. the dog is named after a russian folk legend renowned for strength, goodness and courage. president obama arrived back in the u.s. overnight but a lot has changed since he left. the rhetoric over isis has escalated every day and his war of words with the gop candidates isn't letting up. tracie potts is live in washington. some controversial new anti-terror proposals from gop

candidates. >> especially trrp trmp, shannon, like the idea of registering people when they come into this country although he's backtracking saying's not talking about all muslims, just syrian refugees but the bottom line here, these types of proposals are coming up because republicans and now some democrats are dissatisfied with how president obama's handling the fight against isis. >> and we will not give in to fear. >> reporter: president obama arrived from asia, just after midnight, back to washington, where even democrats are questioning if he's sending enough troops to syria to fight isis. >> a group of 50 is fine for what they're doing so far, but it's not going to solve the problem. >> reporter: republicans want more boots on the ground. >> this is not a return to iraq, we're not talking about 100,000 people or 50,000 armed soldiers. >> reporter: the most controversial ideas from donald trump, waterboarding, a database to register syrian refugees and monitoring muslim mosques here in the u.s.

>> we have no choice. we have no idea who is being sent in here. >> we shouldn't monitor anything, mosque, church, school, shopping center, where there's radicalization going on, we should. >> reporter: republican candidates disagree on how far to go. >> should we target mosques and have a database of muslims? absolutely not. >> the idea that we're going to repel an entire group of people on the basis of their religion, it's nonsense. >> reporter: it's far from settled. in washington or on the campaign trail. >> thank you, tracie. despite controversial comments since the paris attacks, donald trump holds a commanding lead still in the republican field. one new poll has him ten points ahead of ben carson at 32%. marco rubio is the only other candidate who even touches double digits, the poll was conducted before trump's latest commentary on terrorism after saying he'd bring back

waterboarding as an interrogation technique calling it "peanuts compared to what they do to us." he doubled down at a rally over the weekend, vouched for seeing thousands of thousands of muslims in new jersey financial cheering as the twin towers fell on 9/11 and not backing down. >> you know, the police say that didn't happen at all. stories on the internet for some time. >> it did happen. i saw it. it was on television, i saw it. george, it did happen. there were people that were cheering on the other side of new jersey where you have large arab population, cheering as the world trade center came down. i know it might not be politically correct for to you talk about it. >> election day by the way is exactly 50 weeks from tomorrow. at least 16 people are hospitalized this morning, after being caught in the middle of the gunfire at a park in new orleans last night. according to the police department, as many as 500 people gathered at the bunny friend park playground. police say they were on their way to disperse the crowd which

did not have a permit when gunshots were fired. investigators have not determined what caused the shooting but say it may have been gang related. all victims are now listed in stable condition. music video was also being filmed without a permit but the gathering was primarily a block party after a brass band parade locally known as the second line parade. singer celine dion sang an emotional tribute to the victims of the paris terror attacks at last night's american music awards. performing the classic hymn hymne a l-amour" and the performance brought tears to many in the audience. ♪ the song which translates to hymn to love received a standing ovation, and was a powerful note

to an otherwise light-hearted show. all right, let's get down to business with landon dowdy. good monday morning to you. >> shannon good monday morning. the markets look to build in holiday cheer as stocks come off their best week of the year measured by the s&p 500 index on growing confidence the federal reserve will raise interest rates next month. look for data on existing home sales. pfizer is expected to announce today it's buying botoxmaker allergen for more than $150 billion creating the world's biggest drugmaker and comes after the u.s. government announced rules to curb so-called tax inversions or when a u.s. company relocates its headquarters overseas to get a lower tax rate. it is based in eyre lapped. the average u.s. gas price dropped 11 cents in the past two weeks to $2.14 a gallon the lowest since january. analysts think prices could continue to fall through december. and walmart is moving cyber monday to sunday night, it's

launching 2,000 online only deals at 8:00 p.m. eastern time, industry wide cyber monday sales are expected to top $3 billion this year, shannon, back over to you. >> that's business, thank you, landon. to sports now we begin with football night in america. cardinals/bengals and exciting back and forth game, third quarter, carson palmer launches this one deep to j.j. nelson, caught by the rookie as he makes his way into the end zone for the 64-yard score. after blowing a ten-point lead game tied with six seconds left, chandler drills this for the win leaving both teams with 8-2 records. next is charlotte and cam newton's perfect panthers. newton managed to throw for four touchdowns in the opening half, a franchise record as the panthers trounced the redskins, 44-16 to remain one of two teams still undefeated. next to minneapolis, joe buck with the call.

>> great pad level. great extension. >> career high for joe buck there. now to the game where packers' aaron ronlers threw for a pair of touchdowns beating the vikings for the tenth time in 11 tries with a convincing 30-13 win, both teams now share first place in the nfc north. the seahawks weren't missing marshawn lynch as rookie thomas rawls rushed for 209 yards and two touchdowns as seattle beat san francisco 29-13. >> and to tampa bay, where jameis winston tied a rookie record with five touchdown passes as the bucs pounded the eagles has-17. nba's golden state warriors are just the third team in league histotroy open a season with 15 straight wins, they beat the you nuggets 118-105. they have a chance to set a record tuesday when they face the lowly l.a. lakers. the end of an era, racing

icon jeff gordon appeared in the final race of his hall of fame career. the four-time nascar champ finished sunday's season finale at homestead, miami, speedway in sixth place. kyle busch won the race in his first sprint cup championship. the tributes to gordon came from all corners of the racing world. congratulations to him. police are on the hunt for a man suspected of shooting a college medical student. details on that. plus late breaking news and an arrest in the murder of a pastor's wife. this is "first look."

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the snow for many people this weekend including chicago area with the big snowstorm on saturday and then on sunday we had more show and it was lake-effect snow that was falling, the cleveland area did see some lake-effect snow, enough to get shovels out in a few spots. thankfully that is over with, some of the first lake-effect snow of the season. little bit of snow left over in eastern maine, we're clearing it out in all of new england.

it is cold. the storm system that brought the snow brought the cold air down to the deep south. we're 32 in atlanta this morning, that's not even factoring in the windchill. 34 in mobile, one of the coldest mornings we've seen in the end of the growing season for a lot of people in the deep south. today's forecast thankfully chilly but tranquil weather across the country, great for all your travel and what's really nice about this week for the eastern half of the country is, this is the oldest day. we're going to get warmer from here, by the time we get to thanksgivi thanksgiving, 65 in atlanta, new york near 60 degrees. detroit 55, tallahassee near 78, so shannon the good news is that this cold air is not here to last. it will be a beautiful week in the eastern half of the country. >> thank you, bill. breaking overnight, indianapolis police have made an arrest in the murder of a pastor's pregnant wife. 18-year-old larry taylor has been arrested and charged with murdering 28-year-old amanda blackburn. blackburn was shot dead just over a week ago during a home invasion in indianapolis. blackburn's husband, davey, was

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time now for your monday dish of "scrambled politics." tough talk on terror isn't unique to gop candidates. senator dianne feinstein, the ranking democrat on the senate intelligence committee is calling for a more aggressive anti-isis strategy. >> this has upon on tgone on tow and not gotten better, it's gotten worse. i think we need a specific larger special operations plan, one a group of 50 is fine for what they're doing so far, but it's not going to solve the problem. >> and on nbc's "meet the press" former secretary of defense and cia director leon pineta echoed those thoughts. >> i think the mission that he said is the right mission, which is to disrupt, dismantle and describe isis, that's the right mission but i think the

resources aplied to the mission have not been sufficient to confront that. terror is the subject of marco rubio's first nationwide presidential tv ad set to air starting tuesday. >> these are radical terrorists who want to kill us, because we let women drive, because we let girls go to school. a few other elections to tell you about a, louisiana finally knows who its next governor will be, bonn bell edwards defeated senator david vitter in a runoff election this weekend. and argentina mauricio macri won their election comfortably, ending a combined 12 years of leftest pop police. his slogan yes we can, sound familiar. as for our own presidential election hillary clinton is proposing a $6,000 tax credit for family caregivers. if your thanksgiving dinner conversation turns to politics, or social issues, "saturday night live" has you covered.

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there. let's talk a little bit of politics, start with the president, he's back in the country, some strong words for some of the gop candidates, and i want to get this right here, he says their attacks on refugees are helping isis and that essentially they're doing the terrorists' work for them. is that a fair assessment or does that seem a little bit harsh? >> we know isis wants to radicalize more moderate muslims having them be alienated in communities. when you hear rhetoric to not have them in our communities you hear them called rabid dogs or as carson did or governor chris christie said i wouldn't let a 3-year-old orphan into this country because they're syrian muslim, those are harsh words. it's a harsh assessment from president obama but there's a grain of truth, you need to balance the need for security with the need to be welcoming and not radicalize more people. >> perhaps not in the sense of harsh words but he's starting to get it not just from republicans but as we heard from dianne

feinstein and some democrats as well, how do you begin to balance that and does he feel more pressure that he does need to take more action here? >> i think we are seeing the strategy change. hours before the par ace tacks we saw president obama say isis has been contained. they clearly have not. i think we're going to see an evolving strategy, whether or not that comes from gop president in the future or it comes from this president, i think time will tell. >> all right, another week, another poll. this one is a cbs poll, trump leading gop in new hampshire with 32% followed by marco rubio at 13%, and then ben carson. carson slipping here. what's the deal? >> our former front-runner is now number three in many national polls. i think with the race focusing in on national security he pales for some voters. whether that's his slip-up saying that china is in syria which they're not, or i'm not sure which countries are in nato, that is a question of, it struggles, he doesn't look as strong with the voters so it's hard for him and marco rubio is much more of a hawk, strong

foreign policy views. he's impressive. >> we have 50 weeks left to find new polls and new reasons that one might pull ahead of the next. jane timm thank you for joining us. just ahead, selfie sticks have been banned by many venues over concerns they could be used as weapons. one self-defense class in russia is teaching people to use them as just that. details ahead. constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes

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did you ever think a selfie stick would be used for this? in russia a combat sports center launched a new self-defense course that uses the selfie

stick. it takes five sessions to master this. so there you go. i'm shannon malair, this is "first look" on msnbc. "way too early" starts right now. have a wonderful monday, everybody. breaking overnight, british prime minister david cameron is stepping up the fight against isis. he says this week he'll seek parliament's approval for britain to join u.s.-led air strikes in syria. anti-terror raids continue in parts of europe. suspected accomplice to the deadly paris attacks is on the run, and brussels is under lockdown. plus new details on friday's mali hotel attack including an eyewitness account from an american who is held hostage. it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west. this is "way too early." good morning from paris, we are approaching the noon hour, monday, november 23rd, i'm chris jansing. let's start with what we heard today, breaking news here in paris, a joint press conference

that was held with french president francois hollande. british prime minister david cameron says he'll seek parliament approval to join the bombing in syria after a call to action by the u.n. >> on friday, the you nations unanimously backed against isil against syria and iraq. later this week i'll sell out our comprehensive strategy for tackling isil. i support the action president hollande has taken to strike ice nil ear ja aisil in syria. >> reporter: in 2013 a vote to take military action girp against bashar assad was narrowly rejected in the house of commons.