. >>> the governor is standing firm involving the relocation of the u.s. marine base. it had earlier advised him to change his decision by friday november 6th. but the deadline has arrived and the governor has responded and saying that he will not withdrawal the decision. >> i believe that it's legit and i can't comply with the government's advisory. >> he says that he has sent a notice to the the administration in response to an advisory last month. the land fill rk is set to take place on the coast of the city. it would see the u.s. marine core station transferred from a dancely populated area to a district. the land ministry is expecting him to revoke the decision and failing that it could file a lawsuit. officials say that the government's decision is not in the public's interest. >>> members of the united nations have highlighted the divide. they adopted a resolution to speed up towards embellishing world wide. they call for a working group meeting next year to discuss the necessary legal measures. japan was among 33 that sustained. they say that disarmorment shou

under the government plan, the u.s. marine corps futenma air station is to be moved from ginowan city to the less populated area. he was instructed to rescind it, but he refused, citing it was too much to bear. the lawsuit is the first of its kind in decades. he called the request disappointing and unjust. >>> france's president called for aggressive action to defeat the terrorists who attacked paris. francois hollande said he will meet with other world leaders to discuss a joint response to international terrorist networks. >> translator: the acts of war of friday were conceived and planned in syria. they were organized in belgium and perpetrated on our soil with french accomplices. >> hollande told parliament the constitution should be amended. he says the government needs more flexibility to combat terrorism. he will meet with the presidents of russia and the united states. france will step up air strikes on strong holds of islamic states in syria. the military will triple the bombing capability of french planes by deployin

u.s. marines died in that one battle. 20,000 were wounded. oddsa are, few have looked at the iconic images the way one vet have. morgan stein saw something probably no one else has seen and what he has found is a testament to the power of observation. morgan: i live in pensacola, florida. i was in the army after the korean war. this is the actual picture that it is iconic and it is central to the marine corps. sharyl: visitors to the monument at arlington national cemetery in virginia know the image, too. >> the network tv stations would go up at midnight and that is was -- and that was the last thing that you saw. >> good evening. >> it was the clip of the flag going up. it was very touching to be here to see that ando see this event being memorialized in the way that it has been here. >> i was able to get it almost identical to the photo. actually believe it is very accurate. sh yl: or is it? an amateur student of waare and armament, morgan noticed something nobody else had seen. in the photo, the marine in the back had no weapon on his sho

>> i feel great. >> is just what you expect from a u.s. marine. >> going strong. no problems whatsoever. reporter: the major organized the ride in honor of a fellow marine and friend, lieutenant dan malcolm killed by enemy sniper fire on november 10, 2004, when the two were serving together in fallujah. >> a great man. true hero. the least we can do for guys like him with the sacrifice and give their lives in defense of the country. what better thing to do on veterans day. jeff: 11 times around a 17-mile loop inside marine corps base quantico at 18 miles per hour. the major himself suffered injury after taking gunfire in 2010 joined by two others. chief officer ii handsome. >> i'm tired but ready to finish. >> you think of those paving the ulimate sacrifice. >> a finish line well worth the struggle. >> with this one done, matthew will start to look ahead to next year. >> yes, ido for the rest of my life. every november 10 or 11. >> how are we feeling? good? >> everybody made it through. exciting stuff. this is the second year of the malcolm 200. there are many plan

legend and humanitarian, roberto because many people do not know that clemente enlisted in the u.s. marine corps reserve spent six months on active duty. he actually served until 1964 and was inducted into the marine corps sports hall of now, to tell us more about this year's festivities, we have invited the association's president, tony molina, welcome to revista hispana... >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here with you once more. >> yes, you've been here when the set was different, many years ago. you've been here many times. >> little dominoes in the back. >> ivaseva, your friend donated those dominoes we've got there. >> like i say, we're going to have a special evone 19th of november honoring roberto clemente as a veteran. >> why are the veterans doing this, well he was a veteran. >> and we didn't find out until three months ago he was a veteran. we started looking around at the fenway and couldn't find it and said what happened to happened. so we decided we're going to do it for roberto clemente, the veteran in the southeast of boston. >> for those who don't know the history ther

marine corps. i acknowledge you and your service in the u.s. embassy. absolutely.i was formed in the second continental congress 1775 the symbol of the u.s. marine is the eagle which symbolized the nation they represent. the globe which the globe which represents the worldwide reach of the angkor and the anchor simple of of the navy. >> 's hair was falling fast, he sat around telling stories of the past. about war that he had fought in and the deed that he had done, and his exploits with his buddies they were heroes, everyone. >> check out the video it's a video of toby tony lobiondo. had 9,400,000 views and half million views and happily shares. i am standing in times square where it was shown today in front of emily of the military, military officials, and a and a friend of our show, tony lobiondo. his champion an effort to raise awareness of veteran issues and he is doing it through this video. hoping it will get 21,000,000 likes. why 21,000,000 because that's how many veterans there are that must be cared for, loved and respected for what they do. >> lieutenant

a reward has more than tripled for information leading to the capture of a person who killed a u.s. marine in a hit-and-run crash in september. he had stopped to help a strained motorist. the reward for information leading to an arrest is now $6500. police release this composite sketch of a man wanted in an attempted rape on october 23. a woman was walking through the laundry room at the canterbury square condos when a man grabbed her from behind. the woman hit him. the man pulled out a knife, ordered her not to move, and ran off. if you have seen this man, please call the police. made big headlines wednesday, a runaway blimp in the skies of pennsylvania. the expense of military aircraft broke free of its tethers at aberdeen proving grounds and christ, knocking out power to buildings nearby. tom roussey has the investigation into how this happened. >> it does not appear to be attached to anything. tom: folks all over central pennsylvania took these videos. the blimp made a remarkable journey over the state's beautiful farmland. check out this amazing picture as the homage horse and buggy p

it's sponsored locally by the cedar falls exchange club and nationally by the u.s. marine reserve. let's have tracey roberts explain exactly what you need to do. "all you need to do and we will make sure it gets to the cedaa falls exchaage club." time is of the essence this year, the exchange club will be picking up the toys earlier than usual, so you need to have your new unwrapped toys here at the kwwl studios...east 4th and franklin ststeets friday, dececeber 4. also, be sure to be looking for a toys for tots box in your community, and do what you can to help out. we'll be right back... --------- --------- if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting six thousand jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do that across america. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030. i owe about $68,000. i owe $44,000 in student loans. my plan, the new college compact, says you should no

we are hearing from the father of a u.s. marine killed in a hit and run in september. he had stopped to help a rival along u.s. 15 in thurmont when he was hit. despite increased rewards for information, there has not been an arrest. roz plater spoke with the marine's father about the search for the driver. : the family, friends, and supporters of the corporal maureen are determined to find the person who took his life. tooke person who did this everything i've got and everything i will ever have. the pouring rain, the 21-year-old marine had stopped to help a stranded motorist. maryland state police it was likely a pickup truck with a car hauler trailer that struck him. the driver briefly pulled over, then cap going. the world to his family and me and everyone who loved him. roz: he was assigned to security at camp david. >> he was home on american soil. we never expected anything to happen. a motorcycle club has been raising money, passing out flyers, holding community events, and taking to social media. >> we are saturating facebook and twitter, just trying to get the

u.s. marines sincecewo jima when has below militants set off a truck bomb at the marine barracks, killing 241 americans. u.s. forces, about five months later, withdrew from that peacekeeping mission and the fighting continued for another seven years. more than one hundred thousand people died in that conflict. sharyl: is anyone suggesting the u.s. put troops back into lebanon to protect the border from isis? scott: no, despite the heavy fighting, they are holding strong. nevertheless, the white house said it is sending more resources to lebanon we can only imagine that means more money and weapons. sharyl: interesting. thank you, scott thuman. in the days following the attacks, concern and rhetoric turned to the issue of refugees. in october, we reported on the potential for isis terrorists to travel into europe posing as refugees. this week, the majority of u.s. states have said they will not allow refugees from syria into their borders due to security concerns. but are syrian refugees the largest threat when it comes to isis infiltrators? jim hansen is with the center for security policy

he served in the u.s. marine corps and was one of the original navajo code talkers of he used the native american languages to transmit code and messages and later received congressional gold medal for his work. here is part of his story. >> said only good independent yanda is a dead indian. the united states was built on indian graves. i think about those things. it hurts me to talk about, to think about. people ask me, what do you think about those things? i don't like it. i don't. but it was time to do something for my country. if i was 60 years younger, i would have been to iraq. people ask me, why did you go? somebody has got to defend the freedom. this is the reason why i went. i'm proud to say that i went to serve my country. >> fort nix is next door to the air base. sunday morning and we had a pilot crash out in the field. he could have landed that plane, but it would have been in a housing area. it was a sunday morning, and he would have killed a lot of kids. so he chose to land -- to crash over the fiel

so now i turn all our attention to another vet amir hekmati, also a u.s. marine in iran that is iran's most violent prison and marine hekmati has been languishing there for 535 days, that's more than four years. i had hoped when iran was at the table asking for sanctions relief that president obama and secretary kerry would persuade iran to do the right thing send our marine home. that didn't happen. then i thought surely a swap of some sort is in order. thinking if president obama can swap five gitmo taliban terrorist terrorists for an accused deserter boeing bergdahl, there must be some swap he can do for our marine amir hekmati. well, i'm still waiting. and, worse, u.s. marine hekmati and his family, they're still waiting. so, mr. president. make it happen. bring our marine home now. and that's my off-the-recordk4 comment tonight. and you have been voting on twitter which candidate performed best at last night's prime time debate fox business network debate. here are your results. take a look at that wow. 32% for donald trump. he is the big winner last night a

u.s. marines is now drawing criticism from an old friend. ann henry claims the clinton visited a marine recruiter in 1975, possibly to explore if women were being treated fairly rather than an attempt to sign up for military service. the story has raised questions about why clinton, known for her anti-war views would try to join the marines while just beginning a new job as a law professor and an upcoming marriage to bill the clinton campaign shot back saying her effort to join the marines was sincere. big developments over night in the war on terror. the pentagon is working to confirm if a u.s. airstrike has killed "jihadi john," one of the most recognizable figures within isis. jonathan vigliotti has the latest from london. it's new at noon. reporter: a u.s. official tells cbs news they are almost certain a u.s. strike guild isis terrorists -- killed isis terrorists. they have been tracking johnny since wednesday waiting for a clear shot. a missile was fired thursday night as he entered a vehicle in syria. is believed to be responsible for

he is against the plan to move the u.s. marine corps air station to the less populated coastal area. the u.s. department of defense is hopeful that the relocation will make steady progress. >> the department of defense be the help of the government of japan that this project will be able to move forward. we thank the government of japan for its efforts in this regard. and we believe that ultimately that relocation of that facility is in the best interest of people of okinawa, as well. >> the first court hearing on the relocation is set for december 2. >>> the japanese prime minister has gone back on a plane not long after returning from turkey. we are joined from the business desk. so where is he headed to this time? >> he is off to the philippines where he is going to meet some of the same leaders he met a few days ago at the group of 20 talks. in manila shinzo abe will attend asian pacific economic summit. one idea abe plans to promote is free trade area throughout the asia pacific. the japanese prime minister will be seeing u.s

u.s. marines down here, and navy personnel and both special operations, and naval folks both. >> and the army green berets are deployed in small units called the a-teams. >> it is a 12-man unit commanded by a captain who is assisted by a warrant officer. and there are specialties of the a-team. the weapons sergeant, and the engineer specialist, and communication specialist, and then finally the medic. >> this is a typical a-team compound. they have their own perimeter inside of a filipino complex base where they are immersed. >> it is vitally important to earn the respect and the trust of the people that you are working with. to do that, a good special forces soldier has to have a characteristic of humility. there are 12 men with rifles and the cavalry that is nowhere near. you have to earn that trust and respect from the host nation. we do a lot of exercises with the special forces of the u.s. >> major general victor bravado coordinates the special operations. and stories travel to his headquarters an hour outside of manila. >> we are have the special forces which is similar to the special f

scott thuman will bring us back to the u.s. marine barracks. the bombing there. we will show you what is there now. you can see it in the entirety this sunday with "full measure" with sharyl attkisson. maureen: coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00" -- the murder mystery in springdale. what police hope to accomplish by releasing the new video. leon: the victim in the twerking attack saying something else about his case. he pleas to the prosecutors for something that will surprise you. maureen: thanksgiving get-away is here. we are live at reagan national with awe long the security lines are and what to expect if you are getting out of town the next few days. steve: i'm steve rudin in the belfort furniture weather center. a shot of cold air in time for the end of the upcoming weekend. all you need to know plus the thanksgiving travel forecast announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 6:00ment" on your side. maureen: tonight, prince george's county police hope video released today will help them catch a killer. this is video of bernard parker moments before he was shot in

from these pioneers to the u.s. marine corps. this is a uniform worn by charles allen, his son spoke recently at the exhibit's opening. he said that his father wanted his dress blues, this was a very significant achievement. not only for african-americans, but a significant achievement for anyone to receive these dress blues. he was very proud of them. and was very -- the donation of the uniform to the museum's collection is a significant one. we are very proud to have this. this item, this artifact is a bloodstained shirt. it has a piece of shrapnel there from the world war ii service of dr. rother smith, who goes by the name of doc rock. he was a conscientious objector at the time. he objected to service on religious grounds. he was a member of the church of latter day saints. and many conscientious objectors served as medics because they did not carry weapons. they didn't carry firearms. but they did serve their country and many with great distinction. he was attached to the 366 infantry regiment of the 92nd infantry division,

it's sponsored locally by the cedar falls exchange club and nationally by the u.s. marine reserve. let's have tracy roberts explain exactly what you this year, the exchange club will be picking up the toys earlier than usual, so you need to have your new unwrapped toys here at the kwwl studios...east 4th and franklin streets by friday, december 4. alsoso be sure to be to help out. let's send it back to we're following breaking news here. breaking news here. waterloo policeeinvestigating reports of shots fired near lafayette and oak streets. police say they were responding to a party -- officers seen talking to some people inside the home -- but not many details at this time as they continue to investigate. storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg a final look at your forecast. thanks for watching the kwwl (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york cit

u.s. marines need your help. they would like to you bring new unwrapped toys to any of their locations that you see. one is set for today 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., which is about an hour and a half. it will be done. toys r us and kingstowne village in alexandria. there is another tomorrow in lees pike at baileys crossroads. the third one is saturday livingston road at fort washington. >> great work those guys are doing for many, many years. tomorrow we get to 78 and we'll tie it in washington. 79 would break the record warmth tomorrow. cooler saturday. hopefully not raining on our heart walk on the national mall and just a brisk sunday. >> and scouting for this sunday. so look for >> sage: no, no. my baby is not dead. where is christian? where did you take my son? >> nurse stephens: i'm so sorry -- >> sage: don't say you're sorry to me! where is my son? >> nurse stephens: as i said, the doctor tried to reach you. >> nick: we were only gone a few hours. he was stable. he was breathing on his own. how is this possib

it's sponsored locally by the cedar falls exchange club and nationally by the u.s. marine reserve. let's have tracey roberts explain exactly what you need to do. time is of the essence this year, the exchange club will be picking up the toys earlier than usual, so you need to have your new unwrapped toys here at the kwwl studios...east 4th and franklin streets by friday, december 4. also, be sure to be looking for a toys for tots box in your community, and do what you can to help out. let's send it back to amanda... coming up... we have the rematch --- denver versus gladbrook- reinbeck in the class one-a state finals at the uni- dome. and its the beginning of the steve prohm era... as seventh state football semifinals-- a rematch of last year's class one-a battle between denver and gladbrook- reinbeck. the rebels won last year's playoff game.. denver won the regular season lets us know who prevails in the rubber game. /cedadenver vs. gladbroook- reinbeckr falls (:00 - :05) the second as jake schumann and walker thede hooked up on a 6 yard strike - a missed pat kept them one back -

under the plan the u.s. marine core futenma air station is to be moved to a less populated area. central government officials say the move sugly undermines public interest. the land ministry instructed him to retract his cancelation of the permit but okinawa refused. >>> the government's top spokesperson suga says the revocation of the permit is illegal.the government's top spokesperson suga says the revocation of the permit is illegal. >> translator: the land minister instructed onaga to withdraw his decision. but the governor has refused. this is w the central government is taking the issue to court. the government regards the lawsuit as inevitable to remove the dangers posed by the futenma base. >> translator: the governor of okinawa has the authority both to approve the landfills and to cancel it. there's no reason why the cancelation of the approval that i did lawfully should be branded as illegal by the central government. in court, we will insist that our thoughts are fair. >> the central government and okinawa prefecture went to court 20 years ago. a governor refused to s

. >>> at yankee stadium on this 240th birthday of the u.s. marine corps saying thanks to active duty service members. volunteers assembling care packages, u.s. o making sure the troops have a little something special for the holidays. >> i like the guys in our club and i love how hard they played last year for us but the goal is to win and to win the world series. i think when you talk about that you got to look at every avenue you can to improve your club. phil! oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. you make me feel so young... it's what you do. you make me feel >>> that is the news for now. i'm shirleen allicot. >> and i'm bill ritter. thanks for watching. jimmy kimmel is next. eyewitness news rurpz tomorrow -- returns tomorrow morning at 4:30.

. >>> at yankee stadium on this 240th birthday of the u.s. marine corps saying thanks to

u.s. marines. >> now, you were in paris at your book sirenning just a couple of hours before the can you sort of give us your take on the immediate aftermath of what you saw, felt, and heard in the city? >> i sadly lived that many times. i livered the civil war in lebanon, 2006 attacks at the war between israel and he has la baa. and this again. the place was mobbed with people, it was very happy, i was signing my book. i mean it was a happy moment, and then i was at a party when it happened and my daughter was at my mother-in-law's apartment in paris, and there was something very interesting because the night before we were t a dinner and i get out of dinner and i have all these texts asking me if my parents are okay in beirut and the knicks day i'm getting tensions asking me if my you are washington daughter and i were other than. so there was something extremely disturbing and scary and i had do i stay where i am, do i go where my daughter is, and i had learned from lebanon if you don't leave rightaway and go home typically you get stuck, so eventually i was lucky to get a ride, because yo

the government suspended his decision last week to allow the relocation of the u.s. marine corps futenma air station to proceed. two days after that move, the defense ministry restarted the work necessary to build a facility. okinawa government officials appealed to a third-party panel at the internal affairs ministry that mediates disputes between the central and local governments. the panel of five administrative experts provides recommendations or dismisses complaints within 90 days after they're filed. parties concerned can appeal to a high court if they cannot accept the panel's decision. >> translator: it is impossible for the land minister as a member of the cabinet to decide against a relocation policy endorsed by the cabinet. >> the central government is also preparing to file a lawsuit requesting court authority to conduct the reclamation by proxy. the chief cabinet secretary yoshihide suga said the government will proceed accordingly based on relevant laws. >>> a japanese mayor is visiting israel to collect documents about a late japanese diplomat who helped thou

happy birthday to the u.s. marine tore, 240 years, oregon avenue having a big celebration today.detour in south philadelphia, mike and alex, back to you. >> 8:03. so this picture making the round for sure. >> especially over the weekend. people were tagging me in this photo. >> yes, many people. it looks like two philadelphia police office's sleep in their squad car, drew lots of criticism from people all over the the area. so, what is exactly going on here. we are trying to get some information from the philadelphia police department. we do know, that the officers in the picture have been identified by the police department and internal affairs over there the at the round house is investigating. >> we don't know if they were on the job or if they were off-duty or break. >> kathleen kane. the state attorney jennies set for preliminary hearing this afternoon. it is latest hearing on charges link to her alleged leak of grand jury material. she testified before a special state senate committee yesterday. she denies any wrongdoing. >> the university of the missouri, systems president

viewers just messaged me and said don't forget to remind people, 240 years, the birthday of the u.s. marineat too. i'm glad you said that. good. >> happy birthday to our marines. >> yes. >>> 4:47 is the time. schools are closed tomorrow? >> i like all of them but i have a special -- there's a special level that i have for the marines. >> the marines? >> because one of my classmates at st. john's elementary school where i went is a marine. >> nice. >> he's one of those elite guys who looks like he could break you in half by looking at you. >> [laughter] >> that is for sure. they can be very gentle giants. >> those dudes have respect. respect. good morning, everybody. his name is mike loquesta, by the way. he's a marine. if you are driving on southbound 101 as you get down to the golden gate bridge, southbound traffic looks good. did any of you see that picture circulating online of the lightning hitting the golden gate which? -- i believe we might show it. i saw it on the twitter feed. pretty cool picture. but pretty scary if you have to do be driving across the span when the lightning hit y

u.s. marines. we knew where it was coming from. it was state sponsored. they were setting up proxy, people knew that state were funding, training and equipping supplies to terrorist organizations. then as the world moved on, terrorism moved to a non-state actor level. groups such as al qaeda weren't necessarily any government but still at least we knew where they were. we knew they had to have a headquarters and a physical presence. we could track them down in those places and destroy their capabilities, take out their leaders and work with arresting or killing their leadership to reduce their capabilities. terrorism unfortunately has that first state is the atomization status. you but because in afghanistan in sinai, in egypt and yesterday lebanon. i said affiliate and organized branches have been successfully able to launch an attack regardless. >> is that what you mean, that they've split it off? do they have different levels now that they have morphed into a different type of jihadist insurgency. >> yes. what i said now is a full-blown. >> the second

u.s. marines. we knew where it was coming from. it was state sponsored.y were setting up proxy, people knew that state were funding, training and equipping supplies to terrorist organizations. then as the world moved on, terrorism moved to a non-state actor level. groups such as al qaeda weren't necessarily any government but still at least we knew where they were. we knew they had to have a headquarters and a physical presence. we could track them down in those places and destroy their capabilities, take out their leaders and work with arresting or killing their leadership to reduce their capabilities. terrorism unfortunately has that first state is the atomization status. you but because in afghanistan in sinai, in egypt and yesterday lebanon. i said affiliate and organized branches have been successfully able to launch an attack regardless. >> is that what you mean, that they've split it off? do they have different levels now that they have morphed into a different type of jihadist insurgency. >> yes. what i said now is a full-blown. >> the second is b

u.s. marines down here, and navy personnel and both special operations, and naval folks both. >> and the army green berets are deployed in small units called the a-teams. >> it is a 12-man unit commanded by a captain who is assisted by a warrant officer. and there are specialties of the a-team. the weapons sergeant, and the engineer specialist, and communication specialist, and then finally the medic. >> this is a typical a-team compound. they have their own perimeter inside of a filipino complex base where they are immersed. >> it is vitally important to earn the respect and the trust of the people that you are working with. to do that, a good special forces soldier has to have a characteristic of humility. there are 12 men with rifles and the cavalry that is nowhere near. you have to earn that trust and respect from the host nation. we do a lot of exercises with the special forces of the u.s. >> major general victor bravado coordinates the special operations. and stories travel to his headquarters an hour outside of manila. >> we are have the special forces which is similar to the special f

alison: happy brthday to u.s. marine corps. the military branch was found 240 years ago today. there was a ceremony this morning at the iwo jima memorial at arlington. if you have never seen the marine band in action you have to see it in person. marine corps comandant laid a wreath -- do man daunt laid a wreath to all those who lost their lives in service to the country. you can see a fantastic photo federalry on the website at wjla.com. leon: you can catch it every tuesday. alison: behind us here. moving on. you talk about cutting corners. tyson's corner will soon drop the second part of the name. leon: that's right. brianne carter takes a look at the change and how much it will cost to make. >> everybody knows this as tyson's corner. brianne: that's about to change. the sen us the bureau -- census bureau is changing it from tyson's corner to "tyson's." according to a spokesperson, tyson's, virginia will be on the map literally. with the online mapping system adding the address. some have to add tysons of the mailing addresses. >> let's just keep it tyson's corner. brianne: i

u.s. marine corpses have sent additional quads to the u.s. embassy in paris to pollster see core try there. dari, steve. steve:ng make sense, all right. thank you sharon. improve seeing core ty systems in france. all 28 members say it is ready to provide full support and readiness for whatever assistance france needs includes taking part fin airstrikes against isis in syria and iraq. dari: the brother of the two two of the terror suspects is speaking out. he didn't know that they joined isis. also de to fox 5's linda schmidt in the newsroom with more on the messaging that has for his brother still on the run. reporter: that is right. dari, hes the older brother of abdeslam. the last time he saw the brothers was week ago. he sayest this both left without saying good-bye. you now he is urging the brother salah to turn ups in. if. >> translator: i will would tell him to surrender fresh has something to do with it, he must face his responsibility. reporter: mohamed abdesla mist appealing with his brother. mohamed says he, his mother with shall an