real. >> this is a new war. reporter: police are searching for two suspects, including the gunman believed to be shown in this disturbing video. diners ducking for cover. the killer shooting his ak-47 and taking aim at a woman when his gun seemed to jim. everyone -- to jam. police looking for him and others connected to the attacks carried out more rates this morning in belgium, taking at least nine people into custody. marcy gonzalez, abc news, paris. alison: yesterday we told you about diesel, the police dog killed. today, just an outpouring of support from pet owners, police and military. you can see people posting pictures of their dogs with the "i canflag and using diesel."

if you have a photo and want to see on-air, e-mail it to us at pics@wjla.com. jonathan: with millions of people displaced enough fighting against isis, they are searching for a home. most house members have voted to tighten restrictions on allowing it here in the united states. some are saying this is an unnecessary measure. scott thuman joyce's. -- joins us. this is a hot button issue because it's about betting. -- vetting. we don't let terrorist into our country. there is no way to prove they are not. reporter: that is what he saw that both today in the house. it was not just republicans, although it was unanimous among republicans. also 47 democrats he felt uneasy enough about the current system and vetting process they were in favor of this idea of saying, if you're allowing refugees to enter the united states, they have to get the more rigorous background checks.

there has to be a process in which they can feel confident and there is the highest level of intelligence having these people processed. either its lengthy interviews or biometrics. they have to be part of it or they don't do let people in. jonathan: the fbi director is coming on saying they really don't have an accurate way of getting anybody from that region. the records don't exist. the only people getting snared are known terrorists. reporter: you and i have discussed this before. it is very difficult. you cannot talk to someone who is syrian and say, tell me but your background and reach out to damascus and try to verify a lot of that. -- i ensure there are some factors involved. the white house is said to the refugee process we've been very careful. only 2% of the refugees from

syria were allowed into the country are single young men. most are women and children fleeing the danger. is awe are seeing now confluence of what we do about refugees? we will talk about this tonight at 6:00. they are saying what we do about the visa waiver program? there are 30 countries were if they want to come as tourists, they tell at a quick form an answer a question or two and allowed in. it's a simple process. people are saying that really needs to be put the task and have tougher restrictions and new legislation may be on the floor about that soon. jonathan: we appreciate your time. thank you. stay with abc 7 for the continuing coverage on the war on terror. we will bring you breaking updates live here and online at wjla.com. mosque a proposed expansion in fredericksburg turned into a heated argument tuesday night.

the sheriff's office had to get involved and cut it off. jeff goldberg shows us the rising tension in one virginia community. reporter: this is the current location of the islamic center of fredericksburg. they have been in the building for about 15 years. in town for 27 years total. there is a plan on the table to between larger site about a mile has been serious backlash in the community which erected at a meeting on tuesday night. a community meeting on tuesday night led to strong and vocal anti-muslim belief expressed by several people and applauded by others. the islamic center is seeking a special use permit to build an 8000 square foot mosque at the corner of old plank road and andorra drive. it would replace the existing mosque about a mile away. some expressed concerns about too much traffic at the new site. other simple voiced anger over his long. -- islam.

>> i was extreme is survived at the level and's. -- malevolence. i thought it could be done a little bit more civilized. reporter: he says the group is moving forward with expansion plans and another community meeting will be held at some point soon. withoke with some people strong and negative feelings about these plans. they will have more that coming up at 5:00. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. alison: thank you. we are following the weather. look at that gloomy shot of the white house. this is a developing story because some of the heavier showers are passing through or half past three recently -- hav passed three recently. -- through recently. doug: it was like is outside the weather center. changes are coming. maybe not before the sun goes down. let's take a live look at national harbor.

you can make up the capital. i would suspect you don't get a real good view of the city from the wheel this afternoon. two becausehour or of the fog and drizzle temperatures are no problem. they will turn cooler tonight. is the rain on radar. the last batch is moving through. the heaviest up on the eastern shore. just to the west and fairfax, already some indication of clearing sky. wheel will really be on a roll for a few days. they heaviest rain misses us to the south. no complaints about that. for tonight becoming clear, breezy with winds shifting to the northwest. 38-46 degrees by morning. tomorrow a holder kind of weather day. highs in the mid 50's. we will check out the weekend in details in a few minutes. alison: don't forget to take the forecast if you, even when you step away from abc 7 news.

down the be stormwatch weather app. it's also available on google play in at the apple store. jonathan: following breaking news out of northeast washington. police are on the scene of a shooting involving one of their own. stephen tschida is on the scene with the late breaking details. reporter: about two hours ago the shooting went down right behind me. we have a few officers here on the scene. this is what it looked like when we arrived. a lot of police on the scene. there was a man with a knife confronting police officers. it escalated to the point where the officer opened fire and shot the individual. chief lanier was here shortly afterwards. the man with that a knife confronted the officer. once the conversation took place the officer discharged a firearm

and shot the suspect. he has been transferred to an area hospital. we have a knife on the scene. don't know what prompted it or what was happening before the call at this point. reporter: the man was taken to the hospital. we are awaiting word on his assumeon and also we do an internal investigation will be conducted into just what did transpire at this housing project. stephen tschida, abc 7 news. alison: the district could be closer to an acting -- connecting a police body camera program. they will market the bill that will allow the metropolitan police department to start using cameras full time after a pilot program. the hearing is scheduled to begin about an hour ago. we will have the results as soon as we get them. jonathan: in buoy right now, and deadly crash on old rolling road -- this is where a man was

killed. conditions of the surviving victims are unclear. closed.owie road is a major disruption on a d.c. bridge. down4th street road shut this afternoon because of a suspicious package that was found. about an hour after it was closed the item was declared safe. traffic was a mess. it was once again allowed to go in the outbound span from d.c. to virginia and then the inbound bridge was opened shortly after that. it is still slow going. stay with abc 7 for updates on the ride home. just because the bridges open does that mean it will be easy riding. jamie sullivan will be giving us a big picture look. you can sign up for our traffic watch text alerts at wjla.com /text. alison: we are learning more about a deadly overnight shooting in the alexandria section of fairfax county. it happened on the audubon avenue.

when officers arrived they found two men suffering from gunshot wounds. the 22-year-old died at the hospital. a short time later a third person also showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound. police believe the shooting stems from an argument in that apartment and they say there is no further stress -- threat to the community. jonathan: a man was found shot twice in the chest. he was unconscious when paramedics arrived on dan barry street just before 6:00 this morning. given a lookout for any suspect in the area so far. as soon as we get more information we will give it to you here at abc 7 news or wjla.com. coming up, black friday deals on out call? -- coming up, black friday deals and now call -- on alcohol? alison: you will not believe for the took this child it with the little boy said about the whole ordeal. jonathan: these things are

almost out of "back to the future>" ." are they too dangerous? a closer look is coming up. reporter: u.s. marshals usually sell of cars in real estate. today it was a different business. i will tell you what that is coming up. i am totally blind.

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jonathan: an eight-year-old boy is back with his mother after a bizarre journey to school. police and the mother left the car running with her son in the backseat while she went into work. when she came back outside the car and her son were gone. the two thieves drove away. is what they do next that is kind of surprising. was in the car and turned around and said we are here to take you to school. they asked him where he went to school in the took off. jonathan: kind of a nice thing for him. he said he was a little scared but otherwise unhurt. because the mother left her cell phone in the car they were able to track it quickly. they found the car about three miles away. the guys that drove it away were gone. alison: and embezzlement arrest

has led to an amazing wedding sale. suzanne kennedy has the back story and the deals to be had. 2000 weddingre are dresses crammed into this room at an area hotel. they are part of a federal embezzlement case involving the former owner of an upper marlboro bridal shop. she was convicted of stealing within $5 million from her -- more than $5 million from her former employer. salee proceeds from the will go back to people that she defrauded. the other true victim of the crime. we will try to make them as whole as we can. reporter: i will tell you with some brides say of the opportunity at the sale. suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. jonathan: there were some

high-profile campaigns in our area. the republican candidate recruiting some young voters. bernie sanders was on the other side. he was at georgetown. he spoke about democratic socialism. he spoke about how the u.s. can defeat isis it also said it is important for the states to take in refugees. alison: republican presidential candidate mike huckabee is being sued for his choice of music during a rally. it was the one where the kentucky clerk refused to hand out marriage licenses. ♪ alison: we all do that song, "i of the tiger." rude music filed suit in federal court claiming that song was used without permission. jonathan: jerod fogle played guilty to sex crimes and he learned his sentence today. he was sentenced to 15 years in

prison for trading child sex born and having sex with prostitutes. --is alison: bluebell ice cream preopening one of its plants for the first time after a deadly wisteria outbreak earlier this year. without company recalled its entire product line in april after three people died. this week it reopened its plant in brenham, texas. that one was closed for months for cleaning. 70 employees were welcomed back to work. roughly 1400 employees were laid off nationwide after the outbreak. jonathan: any time you add water it never equals anything fun. jamie: we are starting off with mobile track 7. to get a good idea on northbound 395 of what to expect. you can see wipers are going. that means your headlights need to be on. a lot of crashes. we will start a maryland heading

northbound on 95, trying to get closer to laurel or baltimore. accident after route 198. the slowing is on the baltimore-washington parkway. its continuing north. if you are on the beltway, really significant traffic on the inner loop continuing towards greenbelt. as we talk about virginia on the gw parkway heading outbound, nine miles per hour. activity onaccident both directions of 395. southbound and northbound activity coming up right near washington boulevard. traveling on the capital beltway, this will affect you in the outer loop. from springfield close to the wilson bridge. a crash near van dorn street. a look outside. this is the bumper-to-bumper traffic you are seeing. very, very slow go. it's definitely wet out there so

be careful. jonathan: you talk about feisty in tough. an elderly woman recovering after a huge tree fell right onto her home and tractor inside her own home. pped her inside her own home. a for tree fell on the home and made inches away from her face. it trapped her, she is 80 years old. they were amazed by what she saw. >> i found maybe a two by two area of the dead where you can make out a pillow. otherwise it was tree and drywall and wood. she was incredibly lucky. jonathan: firefighters had to cut into the deck railing to rescue her. she was able to walk out on her own. she was cold but not seriously hurt. think about the stories yes it's always you played bingo. she never has to win another bingo game the rest of her life. alison: we have a nasty day.

doug: the blue skies starting over bethesda now. timing just after sunset for our area. thursday, 4:00 we like to do weather trivia. and about 10 minutes we will give you the answer. we hit a stretch in the winter every year where we have our lowest average high temperatures. what is that stretch and what is our coldest average high we ever had in washington? , 45 degrees, for late january 43 degrees? i was surprised. i thought i knew everything but i was wrong. congressional country club. we have a little bit of rain during the early afternoon but in the rain stopped. right before this comes to an end you will see a little bit of blue. the process is underway. it should take a couple of more hours for the clearing to move

across. we did not have cold air. 64-66. the rain is moving out and skies are clearing with the clearing trend is slowly heading to the east. we will be in good shape for a while. it will be chilly or as we head through the next several days. cooler tomorrow, 55 and sunshine. another cold front through saturday night and that will bring a blustery weather for sunday. partly cloudy and 47. 45 for monday and that a little bit of a warm-up. the best we can tell you about tuesday, wednesday, and giving is most ofsgiving the area looks to be dry and pleasant for driving and flying. alison: that is coming soon. anaking of thanksgiving holiday get-togethers, virginia abc stores are offering black friday discounts. the department of alcoholic

beverage control says all of its stores are offered 10% off any in-store purchases totaling $50 or more before taxes. 50% offer purchases at least $75. least15% off purchases at $75. virginia residents can also register online -- black friday to win one of 250 $25 gift cards it will eat -- will be awarded in january. jonathan: fighting to keep a hospital open. the argument they are making the maryland state capital. scenes the more intimate of the latest james bond movie cut out in one country.

alison: new york city just banned them from public places. a lot of us are just a little bit scared. jonathan: especially on college campuses. the hoverboard has actually arrived, sort of. kimberly is joining us live this morning. she is here this afternoon and this evening and she is on one of those things. are they hazardous or fun? i think it is an record. reporter: new york city just

banned these and london too. but everybody wants one. it was firstid made famous by "back to the future." this user manual mentions injury or death at least 25 times. a little cruise through the studio. i'm wearing a helmet because i got comfortable with this over the weekend and they got to come to will and fell and hit my head. from now on it his helmet only. we have some video dish at yosemite injuries and think that it happened to other people that had been riding these hoverboards. we got permission from everybody who took a hard fall in each of these videos. that girl broke her wrist in three different places. that will mentor every ligament in her left ankle. let's hear from her. >> burning, hurt, very painful. swelled instantly.

yeah, i just laid in the middle of the road and my husband picked me up and drove me out of the road. reporter: she made the mistake of stepping off this board to the front, which is something you never want to do. the instruction manual does not tell you that. if you're wondering about the jet pack on my back, it is how we are able to transmit a live shot of the wheels. we will share a lot of knowledge with you throughout the evening and tonight about how to write the hoverboard safely. rule number one, step off the back. i will not demonstrate that because i took the initial step of holding onto something before i step off. jonathan: how hard is the balance on this thing? do you have good balance? reporter: it only took me a few minutes to kind of get the hang of it. it was when i got comfortable and i was standing still in a neutral position that the board felt like it shot out from under

my feet. i landed on my back and hit my head. if you watch the videos online is like a typical full on ice where you have no chance of jumping off the board. little kids say it's an older person's problem. d as i over 20. [laughter] alison: we don't know anything about that. we will be seeing you throughout the evening. thank you. very brave woman. 7 on your side went undercover to see what salespeople are saying when you want to buy one of these. they are not cheap. $400-$1500. hazardsver board tonight right here at 11:00. 4:00, a fiery crash involving an suv and an atv leads to people that. people dead. jonathan: some showers hanging

on. when will they clear out? and a frigid weekend on cap. -- tap. alison: one more look at the weather trivia question. we will have the answer with doug right after this. ♪

>> you're watching abc 7 news at 4:00, on your side. alison: welcome back on a jury day today. we have our trivia question. doug: the average temperature -- the question is what stretch of winter features the lowest or coldest average high temperature? 2-13? february 10-22? or january 2-22? alison: i will guess the first one. january 2. think about it. during the day we have to be at least 11 degrees below that. one of the interesting things -- i will run over to the weather wall real quick. we will talk about what is happening around the area. we're in good shape as we look the belle haven country club. not exactly blue sky but we

heard from debbie in fairfax. definitely blue skies developing. the process is underway. mid 60's around the entire area right now. the back edge the cloud cover going to the metro area now. the rain is moving out and we will have clear skies and beautiful weather through the next couple of days. 55 tomorrow and breezy. saturday partly cloudy and 52. another cold front will cross through saturday night. sunday will be blustery. highs only in the mid 40's with sunshine. chilly weather on monday. tuesday and wednesday meeting of the thanksgiving looks perfect. that's the latest. alison: thank you so much. d.c.'s mayor is about to meet with students from ohio right front of the white house. sam ford is live and he -- what is all this about? reporter: there have been a number of schools that have canceled trips to washington because of the isis threat.

this is a school from medina, ohio. t middle school. a lot of young people from there. they come here despite the so-called threats. one of the things that is extremely interesting, and you will see if you can pan out, we can see a rainbow overhead here. maybe that is a good thing. they have all their chaperones here. we will talk to -- [chanting] reporter: eighth-grade what? >> eighth-grade rocks. reporter: this is the principal of the school. hereid you decide to come even though some schools

canceled because of the threat? >> we were in communication with the visitors bureau of washington d.c. our company was into medication with them. i talked to the superintendent and we decided with all the information we decided to come. we felt pretty comfortable coming. reporter: how is it going? >> it's going wonderful. the gift of all the very respectful at all the sites. they had a great time. a little wet today but it has been a great day. reporter: that is the principal of the school. there are the kids. we are waiting for the mayor. she should show up at any time now. she will be showing up to basically thank them for coming here despite the threats that are kept others away because they believe there is no specific credible threat from the fbi and only security to washington. reporting live from the white house, sam ford, abc 7 news. jonathan: good to see those kids

out there. laurel hospital is going great transformation. the private owners are reducing services and residents are frustrated. they have been fighting to keep it open as a full-service hospital. brad bell was there at this fight that is now taking place the state capital. reporter: ever since hospital operators announced it would be downgraded from a full full-service hospital to a walk-in outpatient medical center, heart patient paula adams has been worried. >> it's a tragedy. reporter: this nurse says she is right. >> if they showed in the hospital, they will have to go other places. not that they can't provide the care but it is so far away. an emergency situation would not be beneficial. reporter: senior citizens and health care providers along with several dozen other like-minded people made the trek to annapolis to save their hospital. >> it simply makes no sense. reporter: they are hoping to

pressure the legislature to keep laurel regional hospital service or step aside for another hospital operator. the house committee: the hearing today to ask questions of both sides. >> there has been more growth in that area than any other area of the state and other closing got a hospital? reporter: spokesperson declined on camera, but the firm is maintained that a full-service hospital in laurel simply loses too much money. carrying the science today saying that is more than a #. they do care for laurel and are hoping is that at annapolis they will find enough allies that they will be able to save their hospital. brad bell, abc 7 news. jonathan: prince george's county police is getting to the holiday spirit by holding a community event they are calling "gift cards for guns." the police department will accept firearms in any condition from those who just want to anonymously trade them in. in return citizens will receive

a gift card worth $50, $100, or $150 depending on the type of gun. on an atvare killed that was driving down a main road. diane cho picks up the story. reporter: mary cunningham and her husband were startled out of bed me last night after hearing a loud boom. she said her husband immediately called 911. >> we told them something just happened. can't really see. we could hear little explosions. reporter: and a cdn seb just collided in a head-on crash -- chat --and an atv collided in a head-on crash. >> my husband was shaking to call me to say he cannot do anything to help them. reporter: friends have been stopping by throughout the day, leaving flowers here at the crash site while trying to make

sense of what happened last night. john lacey says his friend who died was experienced with atvs and was a father of five. >> i have seen a lot of death and the fire department. [indiscernible] reporter: they say the driver of the suv suffered minor injuries. >> you struggle with the problem of enforcing the atv laws. this is dark. did that night. they should not of been on the road to begin with. its tough to enforce. we struggle to identify the atv rider. city, annapolis, they have to give these people someplace to ride. reporter: diane cho, abc 7 news. jonathan: coming up next on abc 7 news at 4:00, heavy seen the new bond movie -- have you seen

the new movie? it was censoring james bond? alison: are you ready for the winter finale of "scandal?" we will have a sneak preview an hour "scandal" skew when abc 7 news at 4:00 comes right back.

alison: it is a big meta-primetime programming. is the winter finale for*." --"scandal." >> time for the scandal scoop. at the end of last week's popede, pop-up pop -- papa was captured and if eli has the power to convince huck to let him go. >> i am a father. her hers, jake's. i have so many sons. hobby is what i believe you call them. >> don't talk about my family. >> yes! there you are. the son i know! the sun i

respect. do it! alway -- andnd all new "scandal" tonight. alison: that was intense. here is the complete tgit lineup. and abc 7 news at 11:00. jonathan: on thursdays jimmy kimmel has his unnecessary censorship bit. one nation is cutting the steamy scenes of the latest james bond movie. what country has cut out the kissing? reporter: a local police department now has a life-saving device and every squad car. i don't want to live with

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alison: a man found dead on a busy road and zapped back to life. it was thanks to a device in every city of laurel police car. kevin lewis six points how this gadget is saving lives. >> collapsed in the middle of

the street. reporter: he was on the call when it unconscious man high on tcp was face down along this road. -- pcp was face down on this road. aed from a patrol car and was shocked by the effect. >> you have seen dead bodies before and they are not coming back. this guy looks like that. started thethis aed life-saving technique and it actually works. reporter: here is how it works. "adult patient." reporter: to give you step-by-step instructions. >> it's an invaluable tool. reporter: a safety company donated 100 to the city of laurel. total value was nearly wanted or $150,000. >> it was an awesome donation.

it's obviously saving lives. reporter: he is now hoping other departments find money in their budgets to purchase this life-saving tool. >> who knows with a guy will go on to do in his life. if he gets another chance to say i love you to somebody. reporter: kevin lewis -- >> very rewarding. reporter: abc 7 news. jonathan: bond and gagged. " kissingilm "spectre scenes are gone and india. they don't mind the killing, it's the kissing they don't like. is the latest in a series of moves to restrict content on moral grounds. india has a history of banning movies, books, music, even maps. alison: it's a science demonstration done in many afternoon -- classrooms.

team downour side some problems with the rainbow instrument. tomorrow night at 11:00 what our team found about the six permit is experts calling for changes to make your students are safe. what we found about safety standards and training may have you calling the school principal about this. digging after a fire last month in fairfax. you will hear the exclusive interview with students who put out the flames on a classmate with his bare hands. >> the whole thing happen pretty quickly. reporter: how quickly? >> i would say a minute and a half at most of the additional -- initial burst to outside was probably two minutes. alison: what we found out about the demonstration danger you need to know about. jonathan: kind of a steady rain today. it is now starting to go away. steve: fog in rainbows out there. most of it has come to an end.

just in time for the busy part of the rush-hour between 5:00 and 7:00. this guys begin a clear and then another cold front on the way this weekend. wait until you see the weekend forecast. want to give you an update with our live radar. you can see everything "towards the east. northern prince george's county has now exited the district. you have cleared up nicely. chevy chase and gaithersburg now dry at this point. just a few permitting widely scattered showers and will not amount to a whole lot more throughout the evening. let's look at the weekend forecast. saturday looks nice. temperatures just around 52 degrees. living to sunday and it will get cold out there. high temperature just around 47 degrees. still lots of sunshine and we could be talking about our first freeze in the district come early monday morning. more on that coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 with doug. silver springs this saturday. it looks good although

eventually temperatures around 50 degrees. brian and julie will host it. it starts at 10:00. l's get an update on the seedings rush-hour commute now the rain is over. hopefully everything will move smoothly. jamie: this almost looks like snow. you said "the s word." it's just the rain coming down. on this picture you get a good idea of what to expect when you leave. this is traveling on the outer loop of the beltway near new hampshire avenue. you can see volume as you continue on the outer loop. that stretch continuing towards chevy chase. it does not loosen up. we have a crash reported right near connecticut avenue. through montgomery county get ready for bumper to bumper traffic. on the inner loop, you will get a better look at -- idea of how slowly are. the inner loop is used to these delays. outer loop in virginia from van

dorn street to the wilson bridge, we are at about 10 miles per hour. activity in the clearing stages. we are in the teens. let's talk about the slowing in the district. moving to mobile track 7. bumper to bumper. it's from the back of mobile track 7. you get a good idea. there is some stop and go but it is slow. not because of any crashes, just normal congestion. that is a look at traffic. jonathan: the roads are terrible in the skies beautiful. coming up next on abc 7 news at 4:00, busting some 80-proofing myths -- baby

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on his family moved into a new home, his mom brought some products to keep them safe. >> i'm pretty sure we have done the basics. reporter: we brought in an expert to show us the dangers and was a waste of money. >> our main concern are things that will send a child to the emergency room. reporter: a major study shows the right baby proofing to reduce children's visits to the er by 70%. >> they are heavy. reporter: start with big items like tv second fall over. you can tell you touch that it is wobbly. >> we recommend anchoring it to the wall. reporter: she has had it sharp edges but some of the other covers by not be safe for her son. >> is the kind we recommend against because it's a choking hazard. reporter: they like sliding covers better.

trans seen a dangerous --trend from pintrest. decorative barriers. >> it really provides no security at all. reporter: you don't have the buy a product for everything. for example, toilet locks. used or not -- use doorknob covers to keep babies out. these.omes don't have instead, work in your child's behavior. keeps gets what is safe and not in the kitchen and put latches on cabinets and drawers. when it's time for holiday parties and family get-togethers use a verbal handoff system for little ones. minutesshifts of 20-30 where you are watching the child. say,pre-designated time you are watching the child now. reporter: she is taking a lot of advice. >> it's always good to have another set of eyes and the experts.

experts.: reporter: now the holidays of you lot more relaxing. leon: not in my back yard. a local mosque was to relocate but neighbors say not so fast. >> it's one of the greatest days of my life. leon: 16.5 million apologies the spent three decades in jail for something he did not do. just in time for the holidays. >> is the first time somebody bought out an entire store. takesa kindhearted woman 20 donations to a whole new level. decks -- fully donations to a whole new level -- toy donations to a whole new level. the fbi does not believe the latest by isis is not coming from credible sources. alison: this is after a video surfaces making threats against rome and washington dc. the quote is "we shall turn the white house even blacker than our fire by the will of all law -- allah."

allegedlyeo that is making threats from the terrorist group but it is tough to keep track of what is real and what is not. >> isil and if supporters but all caps a propaganda like videos in magazine. but that is not credible intelligence. we investigate all of those but theda threats. threat here focuses primarily on troubled souls in america were being expired or enabled online -- inspired or enabled online to do something. jonathan: that comes one day after another video references times square. with the death of individual there were still an investigation. jonathan: