president hollande will not t eak english. he's expected to speak i in please be seated. president hollande, it's been an honor t to welco you to the white house before. in happier t times tha this. friends. in good times and in bad. no matter what. so on behalf of the american people, i want to once again express our deepest condolences to you, and all of the people of france, for the heinous attacks that took place in paris. we're here today to dlare that stand united. in total solidarity.

to deliver justice to the terrorists and those who sent them. and to defend our nations. in that spirit, with heavy but strong hearts, i welcome you here today. francois, with your understanding, my statement today will be little longer today than usual. i've been traveling. and, this is an important moment for hour natns and the world. this barbaric terrorist group,p, isil or dash, in its murderous ideology pose a serious threat to all of us. it must be deststroyed. we must do it together. this is the unity of purpose that brings us here today. on your visit here last year, you said that the french love america. now we love the french. sometimes, we americans are too

but we're not feeling shy today. the americans love france because we dedicate ourselves to the same ideals. that all people deserve life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. fran is our oldest ally. you helped us win our independence. we helped liberate france from fascism. we oh our freedom to each other. we love france for your spirit. and your culture. your joi devivre. americans have recommended our own visits to paris. we know these places. they're part of our memories. woven into the fabric of our lives and o our culture. i' very grateful for t french people tapped hop tallty they

they welcomed michelle and our daughters on their first visit to the city of lights. by my bed, in the residence is a picture of me and michelle in luxembourg rdens, kissing. those are the memories we have of paparis. as early on, i have no gray hair. so when tragedy struck that evening, our hearts broke, too. that stadium and concert hall, those restaurants and cafes, we see our ow in the faces of the french peop, we see ourselves. that's why so manyy americans have embraced the blue, white, and red. why americans at candle light vigils have joined together to sing the marseilles. we have never forgotten how the french people stood with us after 9/11.

[ speaking french ] it's been noted that the terrorists did n direct their attacks against the french government or military. rather they focused their violence on the very spirit of france. by extension, on all liberal democracies. this was an attack on our free and open societies. where people come together to celebrate. and sing. and compete. and targeting venues where people come together from around the world, killing citizens of nearly 20 countries, including america. this was an take on the veryy idea that people of different races and religions and backgrounds can live together in peace. in short, this was not only a strike against one of the world's great cities it was an take against the world itself. it's the same madness that has

nigeria to the sighnai from lebanon to iraq. it's a scourge that threatens all of us. that's why, for more than a year, the united states, france, and our coalition of some 65 nations have been united in one mission. to destroy these isil terrorists and defeat their vile ideology. today, president hollande and i reviewed our coalition's progress. more than 8,000 air strikes combined with local partners on the ground, have pushed isil back from territory in both iraq and syria. today, president hollande and i agreed our nations must do even more together. u.s. assistance that has supported recent french strik in syria. and we're going to keep stepping up that coordination. and as we saw, with the attack

inmali, the terrorist threat goes beyd isil. this week, i'll sign legislation to sustain our support, including air sport and intelligence to countries like france. as rewoot out terrorist networks. 'll do more to prevent attacks at home. building on our recent intelligence agreement, we'll share information with france and in the wake of paris and wi the threats in belgium, there's a fwroeing recognition among european nations that they need to ramp up efforts to proe vent the floww of foreign fighters. as part of that, i'm calling on the european union to finally implement the agreement long in the works that would require aiinesrl to shareassenger information, so we can do more to stop foreign t terrorist fighters from entering our countries undetected. i'm prepared to send team of experts to work on this with our

european partners to make sure we're redoubling our efforts together. garding the broader crisis in syria. president hollande and i agree that russia's strikes against the moderate opposition only bolster theassad regime. we agree russia could play a more constructive role if it were to shift the focus of its strike to defeating isil. and like wise, president hollande and i free the besest way to bringng pce is through the principles reafrmed in vie yeen that. ey require an active support of peace from russia. finally, francois and i understand that one of our greatest weapons in the fight

resilience of our r people. and here i want to speak correctlycorrect ly -- directly to the american people. horrific. i understand that people worried that something similar could happen here. i want you to know that we will continue to do power to defend our nation. since 9/11, we have taken extraordinary measures to strengthen security. our professials, federal, state, and local, they are tireleless. they have prevented attacks and have saved lives. they are working every hour, every day for our security. they did so before paris. they do so now. and they will not stop.

but it's not just our security professionals who will defeat isil and other terrorist groups. as americans, we all have a role to play manyin how we respond to threats. groups like isil cannot defeat us on the battlefield. so they try to terrorize us at home. against soft targets, intercept people. even as we're vigilant, we cannot and we will not succumb to fear. nor can we allow fear to divide us. that's how terrorists win. we cannot give them the victory of chahanging how we go about living our lives. the good news is, americans are resilient. we mourned the lives lost at ft. hood.

chattanooga. but we did not waver. our communities have come together. we have gone to ball games and we have gone to concerts and shopping and men and women who want to serve our country continue to go to military recruiting offices. we're vigilant. we take precauons. we go about our business. to those who want to harm us, our actions have shown that we have too much resolve and too much character. americans will not be terrorized. i say all this because another part of being vigilalant, another part of defeating terrorists like isil is upholding the the rights and freedoms that define our two great republics. that includes freedom of re

equality before the law.we are cutting away now from the meeting between president obama and president hollande now-- and if you would like to continue watching, you can live stream it on weareiowa.com we will have more details on their conference coming up on local 5 midday--

5 news midday. .we are iowa's most accurate weather team and we start with your forecast first." sam yesterday ended up being a pretty nice day in the afternoon with plenty of sunshine and highs in the mid 40s. today we are in for a lot more of the same, except this time we should be a bit warmer! the skies today will be partly cloudy with a breezy southeast wind and highs in the low 50s. overnight tonight we are going to become overcast and stay breezy, so low temperatures should stay fairly mild at 40 degrees. wednesday is

afternoon showers, but the heavier rains should pick up later that night through thursday. thanksgiving day is going to be overcast, very wet, and cold with highs only reaching the mid 40s. friday we might see an early shower in the morning, but most of the day should just be dry, cold, and windy. the weekend forecast gets a bit more complex with rain and wintry mix possibilities picking up. there will at this time it looks stay dry during the going to likely see rain to a wintry mix work through the state as we go through the day. next week we have a few more rain chances and temps stay at or below average. sabrina: also coming up on local five news midday.... a fatal crash early monday morning, leaving four children without a mother-- find out why the driver says he was driving so fast, coming up-- sabrina: we'll take a look back at the tragic story of the young girl crashing, killing mother-- sabrina: branstad is not backing down on his stance to prevent syrian refugees from entering the united states-- find out just how much control he has over that decision, coming up-- "local 5 news midday in hd starts now. we are iowa" sabrina good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm sabrina ahmed. sabrina: you may have tuned into the meeting between president obama and french president francois hollande this morning, where they met to discuss the paris attacks and the threat of isil. president obama began by expressing his sincerest condolences for

the victims of the attacks in paris, noting the brotherhood that the united states and france have had, especially following the 9/11 attacks-- we'll have more details on their comments, coming up-- sabrina: we have new details about the double homicide in east des moines from sunday night. sabrina: the shooting happened on hull avenue . the victims, 42- year-old amy fraaken and her 16 year old daughter, amber, were found dead in their home. the suspect is barney fraaken. he's in a local hospital recovering from self-inflicted wounds. according to recent facebook posts, amy and barney married in 2012 but had been having relationship issues. yesterday, the neighborhood was quiet, as the shock of what had happened took over. "it aws so close were not used to that, this neighborhood, you just wouldnt expect it. it was really scary for all of us yes" sabrina: police say fraanken is expected to survive. when he gets out of the hospital, police say he will likely face first degree murder charges.

sabrina: also on monday...police are still investigating an early morning car crash that killed one person and left another in the hospital. it happened near the intersection of 35th street and ingersoll in des moines yesterday morning. here's that mangled car.... the crash caused a few transformers to blow, catching the trees overhead on fire. the driver-- troy mure junior -- is in the hospital. the passenger, mure junior -- is in the hospital. the passenger, scalicity boyd, died at the scene. and the driver is claims that he was being chased-- now saying that his pursuer wrongly thought he involved in the nightclub shooting that took place last month. sabrina/lam in other local news-- governor branstad is standing by his decision to join other governors and refuse syrian refugees entering the state. but local 5 asked the governor what he can do with his authority to stop refugees from coming in to iowa since individual states do not have the legal authority to block refugee placement. sabrina as far as state offices go... there is a bureau

of refugee services under the iowa department of human services but it helps mostly with employment services for refugees. refugee resettlement happens through three different agencies in iowa - who work with the federal government... not the state. sabrina: meanwhile, indiana's governor is getting sued by the a-c-l-u for his decision to suspend the refugee program in the state. the group says governor mike pence's decision to refuse the refugees violates the constitution and federal authority. pence says he just wants to protect the residents of indiana. " i'm certainly encouraged "by the leadership by the fbi director and attorney general expressed earlier today, none of which changes the fact that the director said and j johnson of homeland security have said that there are serious gaps in the kind of informaiton that we currently have under the current program." sabrina meteorologist sam schrier joins us again with a look at your forecast. sam weather adlib: yesterday ended up being a pretty nice day in the afternoon with plenty of sunshine and highs in the mid 40s.

today we are in for a lot more of the same, except this time we should be a bit warmer! the skies today will be partly cloudy with a breezy southeast wind and highs in the low 50s. overnight tonight we are going to become overcast and stay breezy, so low temperatures should stay fairly mild at 40 degrees. wednesday is going to be a cloudy day with light late afternoon showers, but the heavier rains should pick up later that night through thursday. thanksgiving day is going to be overcast, very wet, and cold with highs only reaching the mid 40s. friday we might see an early shower in the morning, but most of the day should just be dry, cold, and windy. the weekend forecast gets a bit more complex with rain and wintry mix possibilities picking up. there will be rain just south of iowa on saturday, but at this time it looks like we'll probably stay dry during the day. on sunday we are going to likely see rain to a wintry mix work through the state as we go through the day. next week we have a few more rain chances and temps stay at or below average. sabrina:

a devastating car crash ... but now help is on the way. the deadly accident killed sabrina watkins and her 11-year- old daughter nataija (na-tay-ja) last week. her other daughter ... 14 year old bryneisha was at the wheel learning how to drive. she and her 13 year old sister natasha both survived. local five's kattey ortiz sat down with teachers at weeks middle school where all three girls were students. "nataija's one of those that had a contagious smile. and the first day of school she tells me i'm not very good at math. and i ask her nataija will you give me your best? and she always did." "i've been teaching for 34 years. that's the longest day i've ever had. that was tough." "it was dead silent, then the tears came with that after, they started processing what had happened." "that first class with an empty desk is still a

and so ready to be a good student. " "the family meant so much to everyone. it's just unimagineable." "she was the type of parent that you could call any time of the day and she would answer the phone. mom had high expectations for the girls and the girls followed through on those." "natasha's locker is located right outside my classroom and kids have wrote positive messages and notes to her." "i saw her friday at the hosptial briefly and i talked with her. she was in good spirits at the time, she's having a rough time but she was doing okay." "it's remarkable to think about how much influence a fourteen year old girl can have on her younger sisters. positive attitude, hard worker, leader, a young lady who's really going places. one of those kids that stood out to me in my mind and always will because they're not a dime a dozen." "she's lost her mother, she's lost her sister, everything's up in the air. it's devastating. i can't imagine." sabrina: coming up on local 5 news midday... former olympic wrestler dan gable sat down with local 5's elias johnson to discuss if he will be endorsing a republican presidential candidate-- sabrina: and...

two lucky winners here in iowa yesterday, after scoring big in the lottery right before the holiday season--

"now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam weather adlib: yesterday ended up being a pretty nice day in the afternoon with plenty of sunshine and highs in the mid 40s. today we are in for a lot more of the same, except this time we should be a bit warmer! the skies today will be partly cloudy with a breezy southeast wind and highs in the low 50s. overnight tonight we are going to become overcast and stay breezy, so low temperatures should

stay fairly mild at 40 degrees. wednesday is going to be a cloudy day with light late afternoon showers, but the heavier rains should pick up later that night through thursday. thanksgiving day is going to be overcast, very wet, and cold with highs only reaching the mid 40s. friday we might see an early shower in the morning, but most of the day should just be dry, cold, and windy. the weekend forecast gets a bit more complex with rain and wintry mix possibilities picking up. there will be rain just south of iowa on saturday, but at this time it looks like we'll probably stay dry during the day. on sunday we are going to likely see rain to a wintry mix work through the state as we go through the day. next week we have a few more rain chances and temps stay at or below average.

sabrina still to come on local five news midday... we have financial advisor cameron mccarty on for some financial tips for the

cameron mccarty planning. elder care. topics you plan to discuss when you're passing the turkey and gravy. but if your around for a few days over the thanksgiving holiday, you might want to consider making a date to talk about these important topics. financial professional cameron mccarty, owner of vivid tax advisory services is here to give us ideas on how to start the conversation and what should be covered. q. talking finances. why the thanksgiving holiday? i agree thanksgiving seems like a strange time to have this conversation - but for many families, this is the only time that everyone is under the same roof for an extended period of time. so take a break after the thanksgiving meal or after black friday shopping to discuss this important topic. i understand it can be a difficult people put this off. haven't had detailed their adult children (according to a study by fidelity). but nearly all those who've had these tough talks say they have greater peace of mind! q: how do you suggest parents start the

conversation with their adult children? many of my clients are in or near retirement, and i encourage them to start the conversation. start by telling your kids that you want to make sure they have all the information they need before you can no longer take care of your finances. let them know this is because you care about them, and you want to avoid extra headaches and stresses for them. without a financial discussion, it could be like a jigsaw puzzle for them trying to put all the pieces of your finances together. many adult children don't bring this up because they don't think it's any of their business. i say to them- you couldn't be more wrong- take the initiative and start the conversation. q: what should be covered in the conversation? here are some of the essentials. it may take more than one meeting. but, i know you'll feel good about just getting started. i have a complete list on my website, vividtaxadvisory.com, for you to print out to help with the conversation. legal: share about your estate plans. who is your attorney? what legal documents do you have in your possession? is there a will or trust? parents can ask for their children's input. one child may want to inherit the family vacation home rather than money - but those

wishes won't be clear until you have the conversation. in addition, parents might want to name an adult child as power of attorney to make financial and healthcare decisions for them later in life. healthcare: share the medical insurance you have besides medicare. what is covered? do you have long term care insurance? do you have assets set aside to pay for care at home should you need it one day? what amount is available? talk to your children about how you want to grant them permission to speak with your doctors. income and expenses: tell them what income you have - social security or pensions. talk about your debts and expenses. again, you don't have to share dollar figures - just ideas and then share where your records are kept for your investments and the name of your financial professional. tell your kids that if necessary they have the permission to contact your financial professional. keep in mind that any financial professional will be required to get permission in writing from you before they can share detailed information without a legal document granting authority. financial records: parents, tell your adult children where you keep your tax returns and who prepares them. share where you have your bank accounts and

you bank online - and where you keep your usernames and passwords. if your children don't know

" you're watching local 5 news midday in hd. we are iowa" : sabrina in your money news now-- sabrina: at least two iowa families won't have to worry too mugh about holiday bills piling up. two people came forward to claim million dollar prizes at the iowa lottery headquarters monday. betty downs of burlington was the first to arrive, but shortly after she got there, mike hartman from winfield came in with his own winning ticket. he joked that if they had known, they could have carpooled. " i thought the machine wasnt working right because it said winner, then i did it again and it said winner, one million dollars, so i handed it to the clerk to check it and she did." i just scanned it and i scanned it a few more times, took pictures on

my cell phone, then just kinda lounged around to start planning " sabrina: planning " sabrina: mike is a marine corps veteran and a truck mike is a marine corps veteran and a truck driver. he says he'll put the money toward retirement. betty already is retired and will help her great grandaugther with college expenses. sabrina: next.... with terror threats across the world and presidential candidates vying for support, a pew poll now shows how much americans actually trust the government --

" you're watching local 5 news midday in hd. we are iowa" sabrina good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm sabrina ahmed. sabrina: in your local election headquarters now-- sabrina: and just in this morning--

a new quinnipiac poll shows republican presidential candidate ted cruz has more than doubled his percentage points, donald trump is still at the top with 25 percent but recent favorite ben carson has dropped 10 percent among iowa caucus goers, and jeb bush has fallen to 4 percent. among iowa republican caucusgoers, 26 percent said they would definitely not support bush, and 23 percent said no way to trump. and according to the poll, one thing that almost all iowa republicans can agree on is not allowing syrian refugees to enter the country, much less the state of iowa. sabrina: this morning president obama met with french president francois hollande to discuss the paris attacks and the threat of isil. president obama began by expressing his sincerest condolences for the victims of the attacks in paris, noting the brotherhood that the united states and france have had, especially following the 9/11 attacks-- the president

an even stronger partnership that will develop between the united states and france in the fight against isil. heightened security here in the u.s. and across the world remain a top concern for both leaders. sabrina: and across the country-- security stepped up at airports all across the country -- after the fbi and homeland security warned local law enforcement about a paris- style attack -- and the state department issues an alert to americans traveling overseas -- abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas is tracking the threat. "as shoppers and travelers prepare for the holiday season the new fbi/ homeland security bulletin warns police what they should be most concerned about. the bulletin states that homegrown radicals "inspired or directed by syria based operatives - represent the most likely (isis) threat to the homeland." no specific plot has been identified -- but the bulletin says isis sympathizers, quote "could seek to replicate the effects of the paris attacks using similar weapons and tactics, although

so this holiday security will be as much a part of the scene as decorations. sot: john cohen/former dhs the american public should expect to see security around airports, around train stations, at mass transit systems, any place where there large crowds gather. shows of force throughout the country - the nypd conducting training for active shooters on the subways - la police training for a nightmare scenario. but the bulletin states that detecting homegrown radicals will be difficult because they can act, quote, "quickly and independently with foreign handlers" pierre thomas close: not just for here at home. that new state department alert overseas to be vigilant traveling and to avoid places where there during this holiday back to that a total of 88 republicans are very or somewhat worried about to the one in here in the

united states, with 73 percent wanting to send u.s. troops to fight isis in iraq and syria and 83 percent saying the u.s. and their allies are losing the fight against isis. sabrina meteorologist sam schrier joins us again with a look at your forecast. sam weather adlib: yesterday ended up being a pretty nice day in the afternoon with plenty of sunshine and highs in the mid 40s. today we are in for a lot more of the same, except this time we should be a bit warmer! the skies today will be partly cloudy with a breezy southeast wind and highs in the low 50s. overnight tonight we are going to become overcast and stay breezy, so low temperatures should degrees. wednesday is day with light late afternoon showers, should pick up later that night through thursday. thanksgiving day is going to be overcast, very wet, and cold with highs 40s. friday we might see an early shower in the morning, but most of dry, cold, and windy. gets a bit more complex with rain and wintry mix possibilities picking up. there will be rain just south of iowa on saturday, but at this time it looks like we'll probably

stay dry during the day. on sunday we are going to likely see rain to a wintry mix work through the state as day. next week we have a few more rain stay at or below average. sabrina: back in your now-- sabrina: endorsements thing this election season. right kind of a ripple effect for republicans in the hawkeye state. and few names carry as much notoriety as wrestling legend - dan gable. i sat down with gable who has been meeting with candidates wanting his endorsement - most recently, republican frontrunner - donald trump. " elias: what does it take to get a dan gable endorsement? dan: real simple, he's gonna have to get my wife to give me the okay, kathy. elias: how tough is that? dan: that's pretty tough. but i think its not as

tough as it could be, because she's been doing her homework and following. i just had to get rushed over here from meeting donald trump for the second time. i was really hoping to get some time with him because i want to know who i'm dealing with. you know i read and i see and i follow but one on one gives you that indication and we didn't get that. i guess they didn't compensate for the wind in his jet. so, i'm a long ways away but with that in mind its not too far away. " sabrina: not many americans trust the federal government - - that's what a new poll says. poll says. the pew says just 19

percent of americans surveyed trust the government most or all of the time. according to pew...that's close to the lowest level in the past 60 years. when it comes to political parties, 32 percent of republicans and g-o-p leaners surveyed say they're angry with the government. that's compared to just 12 percent for democrats and democratic leaners. sabrina: and some fun stats to share with you from the latest bloomberg poll. they were given four options -- the super bowl, the iowa caucuses, the opening of the new star wars movie and march madness. maybe no surprise here-- the super bowl won out. the iowa surprise here-- the super bowl won out. the iowa caucuses though, coming in second ahead of the opening of star wars. sabrina still to come on local 5 news midday... (weather) sam has the details in central iowa's most accurate

"now, we are iowa's forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by independent weather experts" sam yesterday ended up in the afternoon with plenty of sunshine and highs in the mid 40s. today we are in for a lot more of the same, except this time we should be a bit warmer! the skies today will be partly cloudy with a breezy southeast wind and highs in the low 50s. overnight tonight we are going to become overcast and stay breezy, so low temperatures should stay fairly mild at 40 degrees. wednesday is going to be a cloudy day with light late afternoon showers, but the heavier rains should pick up later

day is going to be overcast, very wet, and cold with highs only reaching the mid 40s. friday we might see an early shower in the morning, but most of the day should just be dry, cold, and windy. the weekend forecast gets a bit more complex with rain and wintry mix possibilities picking up. there will be rain just south of iowa on saturday, but at this time it looks like we'll probably stay dry during the day. on sunday we are going to likely see rain to a wintry mix work through the state as we go through the day. next week we have chances and temps stay at or below average. sam:

sabrina you're watching

" you're watching local 5 news midday in hd. we are iowa" : sabrina: trending now-- sabrina: yesterday-- the san diego zoo announced a northern white rhinoceros died at the zoo's safari park. the 41-year-old rhino nola had been under veterinary care for a bacterial infection and was also having age-related health issues. the northern white rhino is critically endangered. there are only three left in

yesterday ended up being a pretty nice day in the afternoon with plenty of sunshine and highs in the mid 40s. today we are in for a lot more of the same, except this time we should be a bit warmer! the skies today will be partly cloudy with a breezy southeast wind and highs in the low 50s. overnight tonight we are going to now to president obama and french president hollande's press conference at the white house--