one thing, you can't put an ak-47 in your pocket.come originally some of the reports coming out, this could be a bank robbery or some kind of a heist. an ak-47 is a large assault style rifle. it's a large round, has a 30 round magazine. you can't just slip it down your pants, you can, but it will look funny. there's a lot of towels when it comes to caring that weapon. you need a bag, even if it will fold to be put in. if you are toting around champs-elysees with a ak-47 assault rifle, chances are there will be a couple of red flag indicators, that's one of them. >> dana: jim, i was going to ask you, i wanted to get a sense of how big the problem is, terrorist, lone wolves that invited indifference. i don't know if you are able to hear, care, catherine herridge said that on the s-list, there are 10,000 names. those of the ones they know of. >> that is horrifying to consider. i guess it is something we need to think about, why are all of those people there? are they french citizens, some of the migrants, potentially, some of those peop

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ak—lfl kalashnikov, this is not a readily available firearm in france.7 and the ammunition used is not that easy and that would either have come from a criminal connection or possibly by a cell or resource that was supporting jihadist activities. the more information coming from the paris prosecutor, police raids on going after this shooting, that would be expected, wouldn't it? where are the raids and what are they looking for now, will? there are reports coming through and i'm really cautious always at this stage, especially early on, to follow u p stage, especially early on, to follow up on any reports coming through in to authorities give it credence and come out with a definitive statement but it's believed the perpetrator has got some connectivity to brussels and potentially to the molenbeek community that we have seen a lot of jihadists that have struck in france coming from. certainly they'll be looking at any connectivity to other groups, known associates, and especially to the individual‘s apartment, which we believe the authorities are already

ak-47's heldwith up an armored car in northwest today. jonathan: they do not get away with a whole lot. nancy: stephen tschida has the latest on this investigation happening now. obbers meantse r business, arming themselves with ak-47's, but apparently did not get away with what they were after. >> i heard the was an armored car robbery. men around noon made a move on the armored car. they took off towards kennedy street, hopped into a waiting vehicle, and took off down east kennedy. when the police arrived, guess what they found, the bag which had just been stolen. >> grabbed who works atman the check-cashing business said the armored car driver came here to collect money but he waved him away. as the man walked out without cash in his bag, robbers struck. what they made off with, the police are looking for dark-colored vehicle and three suspects, the two robbers and the driver in the getaway car. and all of this went down right underneath a police camera. is surveillance video, we assume investigators are reviewing it. stephen tschida,

so, if your neurological system that point andt you are exposed to nero toxins ake nicotine, that canave greater effect. >> education is a necessary toll in order to succeed. the u.n. attorney general stressed the importance of education in september 2016. >> education is a human right. by working on farms instead of being in schools, children are risking their opportunities. how visiting, he explained children's education is affected by them working in the tobacco industry. iq shop in school after a weekend of working and you are completely exhausted and you have got, you know, a full day of school ahead of you. it is very challenging. we think two out of three children and agriculture in -- wemigrant communities believe two out of three drop out of school. the data is really that. >> according to the global partnership for education, children that are in school for even one additional year have the potential to increase their earnings in the long run by 10%. delegate alfonso lopez from virginia spoke about the facts farms have.obacco >> these are choices the families have. making mo

now, during my time at bonn or, i had the privilege of helping father ak. this picture taken at my senior prom in 1998, this morning, the bonn or prendy community is celebrating what is an important step. >> some people may not realize that you and i both went to bonn or prendy, different years, same school. >> it is a very, very special morning. >> absolutely. >> well, police officer is making news for what he's captured doing on cell phone video. >> we'll show you more of the video and tell you what the office he is was initially called out for, apparently not the dancing, when we come >> nothing like a little lady gaga to get you set up on a tuesday morning. >> how about? police officer shows up at dance party in texas, somebody was complaining about the noise. >> he did arrive, he stopped the party, but stopped it with his own moves there is happened saturday night, in san antonio. the party organized by a dance-off by dance company, with people of all ages. there you see him. everyone watches as officer juan bruno. look at the moves. he even danced wit

so, if your neurological system that point andt you are exposed to nero toxins ake nicotine, that canave greater effect. >> education is a necessary toll in order to succeed. the u.n. attorney general stressed the importance of education in september 2016. >> education is a human right. by working on farms instead of being in schools, children are risking their opportunities. how visiting, he explained children's education is affected by them working in the tobacco industry. iq shop in school after a weekend of working and you are completely exhausted and you have got, you know, a full day of school ahead of you. it is very challenging. we think two out of three children and agriculture in -- wemigrant communities believe two out of three drop out of school. the data is really that. >> according to the global partnership for education, children that are in school for even one additional year have the potential to increase their earnings in the long run by 10%. delegate alfonso lopez from virginia spoke about the facts farms have.obacco >> these are choices the families have. making mo

. >> reporter: an ak 7 bb gun is a small symbol of his defiance.n some ways he's not that different from other young belgiums. he likes to play video games and banter with his younger brother. >> can you see me doing this in real life? >> but in the next breath he can simply shrug off the gruesome public executions that isis proudly claims as its trademark, beheading journalists like jim foley and steven. >> they're not over there to glorify isis. they're over there to make bad propaganda. >> and that would include me obviously. and when we come back the petty turned secrete treacher who inspired him. >> we're going to take over anyway. >> and later unez on trial, walks free. >> just like any other citizen of this country, so we're lucky. >> and shopping for an assault rifle on belgium's black market. it's a mosaic of all the faces before it. only true match has l'oreal's technology to match your skin's unique tone and undertone. 100% guaranteed. there's only one true match for me. and it's perfect. from l'oreal. >>> when unez del fortry, a former

it was a muslim with an ak-47 in a crowded shopping area. of course it was terrorism. of obama saying isis is not islamic and we can't know the motive, that is a sign that our president, our commander in chief takes this seriously, knows who the enemy is and will take the fight to them. i am pretty pleased with that. >> taking to twitter to elaborate writing the president called this terrorism as soon as he and all of us are it was terrorism. hashtag it is the jihadi, stupid. get you caught up. tensions escalate as north korea threatens to turn the us to, quote, ashes. donald trump calling the country a minutes while convincing china to deal with the ruthless dictator. the latest developments this morning. >> a dire threat from north korean state media, escalating tensions even further. the regime warning in an editorial of a, quote, superpreemptive strike that will completely and immediately wipe out not only imperialist forces in south korea, but the us mainland and reduce it to ashes. defense secretary jim matus responding to the latest provocation moments ago. >> t

. >> an ak 47 bb gun is a small symbol of his defiance.me ways unis is not that different from other young belgiums. he likes to play video games and banter with his younger brother. but in the next breath he can simply shrug off the executions that isis proudly claims as its trademark beheading journalists. >> journalists were going to war zones. they are not over there to glorify isis. they are there to make bad propaganda about muslims. >> and that would include me, presumab presumably? when we come back who inspired unis. >> we are going to take over anyway. >> and later unis on trial walks free. >> just like any other citizen of this country. so we're lucky. >> and shopping for an assault rifle on belgium's black market. energy is amazing. how we use it is only limited by our imagination. and at southern company we're building the future of energy, for you. what makesheart healthysalad the becalifornia walnuts.r? the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california w

. >>> president trump welcomed jordan's king ak dubdullah to t white house.n is a key ally in the middle east, and this was trump's second meeting with the king. >> jordanians are known for their legendary hospitality, and we will do our very best to be equally gracious hosts. they're also known, however, i have to say this, for their fighting ability. and you are a great warrior. and we appreciate it. thank you. the historical ties and chose friendship between our two countries dates back three quarters of a century. in that time, the middle east has faced many periods of crisis and unrest. perhaps never of like it is today, however. through them all, america has looked to jordan as a valued partner, an advocate for the values of civilization and a source of stability and hope. >> what i do want to say is how much we deeply appreciate the close relations we have with the united states, with you, mr. president and with the american people. this is a strategic partnership that we call and keep very close to our hearts. and it is an on so many levels that we wi

aking gains up the back of group sentiment on the back of improved oil prices. we are seeing some interesting moves when it comes to anything related to utilities. a weak spot compared to the gains. the best performer has been dubai. six consecutive sessions. the last time this happened was back in january. first abu dhabi bank helping support gains in the emirates. switching games, holding relatively steady. we saw some moves after the inventories came through. also some moves when it comes to the gold space and of course u.s. equities. what are you looking at? all get a's first of check of the first word headlines from around the world. his rosalind chin. >> the trump seems to have a change of heart on its syria policy, showing it could take action against the assad government. the king of jordan, the president said the perpetrators of this week's attacks have crossed the line. >> it crossed a lot of lines for me. when you kill innocent children, innocent babies -- babies, little babies -- with a chemical lethal, is so legal -- people were shocked to hear what

the washington post, the fbi convinced the court that there was probable cause to believe paige was ak g acting of a russian in power. >> i was so happy to hear that further confirmation is being revealed. it shows how low the clinton/obama regime went to destroy our democracy and suppress dissidents who did not. >> the document that's false which could represent another crime. that was carter page. it was dominated by a number of other stories including sean spicer apologizing for his controversial about hitler in the holocaust of jewish people around the world are celebrating pass over. mr. sean spicer says this about bashar al-assad. >> we did not use chemical weapons in world war ii. you had, you know, somebody as despicable as hitler, who did not think of using chemical weapons. you have to if you are in russia, ask yourself is this a country that you and your regime want to align yourself was. >> reporters requester quick to challenge his claim. when asked to clarify his remark, here is what sean spicer says. >> when you come to tear gas, he was not using the gas on his own peopl

i would like to say hello and give my regards to all those in the ak party, everyone who actually put meantime, those who worked in the field, i also would like to thank them. with your hard work throughout the campaign period, you have not left us for one minute. i also would like to thank my friends who actually have been travelling with me throughout this campaign, wherever i went. i would also like to thank my friends and my colleagues who i work with closely together throughout the campaign, forthe with closely together throughout the campaign, for the yes campaign, and i would like to thank the leader of the party. also the other parties, whether they said yes or no in this election. i would also like to say i am grateful for the work in this election to last in a peaceful way. now, my dearfriends, we don't now, my dear friends, we don't stop for one minute.

where just a week ago, what was but ake was not a union strengthening of the ties with moscow in order to implement a political solution, positively -- probably encncompassing maintaining the assad regime. anchor: the policy of washington may not seem that clear. was a one-offs response, but he said he would do it too and any future atrocities. what happens if there are atrocities in the future, b-day chemical or nonchemical attacks? >> i fully agree with you. it is a one-off. if you take a look at the closer -- take a closer look at the operation, it is a statement, it is not a new political line, it is a strict on an isolated airbase. aimed at reinforcing the military involvement on the ground. things will carry on as it was the case before. it was a military and tactical gesture to warn russia, syria, .ran america is back in contrast with the statements that the obama administration made before hand. anchor: at the same time, part of the international coalition to remove assad. is an ambiguity. it is a voluntary ambiguity from the u.s. administration. some of the officials claim tha

witnesses say two men armed with what looked like ak-47 rifles went outside the truck. the thieves are on the loose. michelle: parents are on edge boys from a playground on easter. jemberu geda is in custody and charging documents say he exposed and fondled himself before grabbing the 8 and the 9-year-old cousins by the risk. the boys were able to get away. geda charged with attempted abduction and indecent exposure. jonathan: there is a search for a man who tried to light a cat on fire inside a cage. cheryl conner takes us to the street of southeast washington. cheryl: the humane rescue alliance came back with fliers. they spoke to wayne and track down who tried to set a cat on fire. >> somebody wanted to set him on fire. that is sad. >> the humane rescue alliance says it was a community cat, meaning no owner. much less the where you know here. a picture of the cat after it was picked up showing sitting close to the bur missing claw likely from frantically clawing at the cage or get away from the fire. >> the humane rescue alliance says she is too traumatized for the c

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. >> a patrol car was near the site of the ak deduction.asser by found the victim walking along the street of banning park. the young girl was barely clothed. police say she was sexual assaulted. police found a potential lead, suspicious tire tracks possibly from a quick get away. banning park saturday, people praised the young child's bravery. >> police are looking for a sedan with tinted windows. the community is looking too. >> we are looking for the vehicle. everyone is looking for the vehicle. >> let's hope he turns himself in. he has a lot of eyes on him right now. >> police say that the community has been supportive. they are still gathering surveillance video since it's a big area they have to cover. with the surveillance video they have gotten, they are going through that as well hoping to get an image of the man. annie mccormick, "action news." back to you. >> a seven-year-old in quakertown says a man jumped out from behind a bush and tried to grab him. police were called to elm street for an attempted abduction. the boy ran to hi

joseph posted a chilling video to his ak sending a manifesto to president trump. >> revolution.or change. >> please do not approach him. we consider him armed and highly dangerous. >> officials say the manifesto contains disparaging comments about the president and all authority as well as plans for a brutal attack aimed at several targets. >> delta airlines canceled 275 more flights today as delays caused by storms drag on. a new line of storms came through adding to today's backlog. hundreds of passengers remain stranded at the airport. delta canceled 3,000 flights this week. >> goo "good morning america" hs much more on the intensifying situation in syria. you can watch that following "action news" tomorrow morning. >> a delaware community as authorities press their search for the man that abducted and sexual assaulted a four-year-old girl. police are keeping surveillance in plum run. the little girl was playing outside her home when she was taken. two hours later she was found in banning park, near life eight miles away. until the attacker is caught, police have strong words

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gunman with ak-47, killed a cop and gunman killed as well.say that until it is official. >> mainstream media and president of the united states have a bitter, hostile relationship, very little you truth, very little light is shed. president was absolutely right. going back to whattance sy said, as soon as i heard it was paris, it is so personal. a year ago my middle daughter, simone, year abroad, caught in stadium in paris, two colleagues tried to use their bombs to penetrate the stadium. the big soccer game between germany and france. brian: turns out one lost their nerve. it could have been worse. >> brian, beginning with "charlie hebdo" which i also covered it is something made france almost a personal thing. now people like us that live in manhattan or people who work in manhattan, we remember 9/11 as almost a personal insult and it is a mass grave of our friends and families downtown. i feel similar, obviously smaller way because simone did suffer that personal threat from terrorism in paris, the president was absolutely right. i mean at

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ake sure that these decisions are not being made by coaches and parents but by trained clinicians. the baseline for letting kids participate. and then i think we'll see as we learn more about the disease, both the will change way these decisions are made and how parents feel about it. think that's one of the problems with the league. over time, if parents basically sport is too is dangerous for my kid then you don't have a pipeline of players nfl or you have a pipeline that is narrow to a of parents and not others. trying very hard to have -- reach out to parents and to have initiatives that tackling and things like that but it's still a question of whether even if you heads up tackling, is there any safe way to play 12. game when you're i don't think anybody can answer that definitively right now. host: we invite you all to weigh this. any of we have a tweet here. is any of this new technology contact lied to other sports like hockey. i know from reading your article is.t it guest: yeah. i don't know specifically what's being done but certainly the advancing hat are this science a

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that wasn't an ak round, that was a sniper. resting my shoulders to stay slow i pad over the wound and i feel that with my left and a bandage around his torso. after lifting him to the role between his shoulders. as soon as the bandage was tied off, i started pulling him out of the line of fire. at that moment, it felt like a bulldozer hit my back, knocking me down into the stream, turning my helmet off, my m-16 rifle cartwheel way through the rain. based on, gazing after him, thinking i'll be doing a lot of paperwork for losing that rifle. >> but i realized i could still move, my days sharpened into an urgent need to scrambled for cover. bullets were lacking all around. someone wailed at with a sledgehammer. blood was dripping from my utility yet my brain seemed to be functioning with perfect clarity. we've been returning fire to the east, advocating in the back. it was a deep ambush. lieutenant, my radioman called from the hill, i yelled back. tell them to come, the enemies is to the north on the other ridge line. i shouted o

the shelf life of the ak-47 has 25-30 years. what they need now is ammunition. brian: who is providing ammunition? kiflemariam: different countries. china, belarus. there are e speculations that se come from belgium. which you can do -- the weapons with ammunition, you can do anything. ?rian: dagmar dehmer dagmar: the politics behind it arare seldom understood or even taken into notion. no one is really interested in which political faction is heading which political faction. in europe, you get the impression or in the german public, you get the impression it might be the right guys, and if they kill each other, why potter -- bother? brian: what do you say as far as europeing interests in and east africa, beyond the famine. the problelems that lead up to , ones? human once? -- jorg: what i like to do is bring up stories of daily life, bring some normality into the european norm -- narrative about africa. revealing all these years is a never ending tell of catastrophe. i have a very exciting story to tell about a friend who's sister leaderming an opposition in ug

he used what he thought was an ak-47. here is what he said. and i was walking on the pavement. there was a policeman. the guy came in an old gray a udi. he got out with a kravchenko. .e fired -- a kalashnikov he fired. i thought they were firecrackers. the policeman fell. as soon as we saw that, we all ran back inside. we saw the police man shoot him. tim: for more of the shootings, we go down on the foundation for defense for democracy. ,here were multiple attackers an arrest warrant out for another suspect as well. how do you monitor people like this get-go -- this? >> you cannot monitor all of them. you cannot monitor people that think that drawing a cartoon of mohammed is a crime and you should be killed for that. most people that believe that would not carry out such an execution. as an intelligence officer, you have to separate one from the other. that is why there is an argument allnot keeping out immigrants, but having a number that you can vet. inwing who you are letting and having them assimilate into the country. any computer or surveillance in the world at can follo

with the ak p has done is take that neoliberal economic initiative and those trajectories and continuedt tradition, along with, you know, along with status of an turkish nationalism and mixing it with its own vision of islamism and religious conservatism. i see the akp's come post 1980 right after, and the arab spring, turkey was hailed as a model country from middle eastern countries because it married market economy, global capitalism, and islam. and so we have to leave it there but we will continue to cover what happens. bilge yesil associate professor , of media culture at the college of staten island, city university of new york. that does it for our show. we will begin our democracy now! tour. check democracynow.org. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning.. e-e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democr

joining us now is spencer ak kra -- acraman. >> i feel like i'm now a human shrugging emoticon. >> youece that must have started feeling like notes to yourself. tracking the evolution of five different positions over the course of two weeks. >> it was like a true detective season one white board. it's so difficult to figure out a, if there is a coherent policy and principle figures don't quite understand it and b if it's a coherent policy and they're trying to under mine and/redefine it. or if this is getting made up on the fly. >> rex tillerson has this unusual history in russia. is it clear to you, even just looking at him that he has in mind a policy on syria, whether or not it tracks with nikki haley. is it clear to you that he has a policy or trying to do something in. >> absolutely not. few people have contradicted themselves so thoroughly and so quickly as rex tillerson on march 30th, tillerson basically gave the green light for u.s. policy to say that assad can stay, which we had every reason to believe was going to be trump's policy given that it's everything trump had said fr

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. >> nisan ak, they avoided strikes a storage facility that was on the air base that was storing the nerve agent that was used and some of the recreent attacks. >> syria takes this kind of action again, the u.s. can respond similarly because the whole point of thursday's strike was to show the use of chemical weapons will not be tolerated. >> athena jones. >> thank you very much. >> what will it be and what could the u.s. be doing next and what will role will russia play? we'll discuss all of that ahead, straight ahead. dear predictable, there's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ with sleep number, there's an adjustment for that. tilt your tormentor and put those snores to sleep. does your bed do that? only at a sleep number store, find clearance prices on the cse bed, save $500. >>> welcome back, the u.s. says chemical weapons used by syrian is a violation of

—47 thanit terrorists to get hold of an ak—47 than it is in front of belgium.th cars or trucks. how much more difficult is a plan like that to stop? extremely difficult. i think the security services were very lucky yesterday to grab the individual, but it was on information gathered from people around him. what is the influence behind that change in focus away from explosives to things like cars and knives? as you said, it is very low tech, very easy—to—use because everybody has a car and you don't need to be technically minded like you would be to use explosives. as dash of now, it is nearly impossible to stop. there will be a connection with a cell, someone online relationship with people feeding information and advice. how did the police find these people, and how much are they reliant on the community to help? the only way they can get access to information before it happens is through the community, through the people close to that individual and that would come forward and tell them, because otherwise it is unfortunately the nightmare of the security ser

political realities, and this was the product of a deal between the opposition nationalist party, and the ak, and i don't see this as changing the system wholesale in a desirable way. >> brown: does president odor wan reach out to opponents, more accommodating to all turks or tougher? >> when you look at the turkish political landscape, you see identical policies, kurdish policy, nationalist party and chb are consolidated just as ak party's votes are more or less consolidated. you have that kind of situation in the turkish political landscape and that won't change all that much. and we're going to see in 2019, when you have the presidential and the general elections held on the same day, if there will be significant changes, but i don't expect those votes to change all that much in the next election. >> and what about the turkish relationship with the west especially the u.s.? what should the response be from the u.s.? well, there's a difference between what should the response be and what the reality is likely to be. i think that the obama administration over the course of eight years was t

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it seems to me as a layman, an observer tt we very rarely get a ak, let alone a detailed leak of the contents of a fisa warrant. is that fair to say? >> you know, i haven't really looked back to try to get a sense of what other details about fisa warrants have been leaked. i think in this case, obviously, it's -- it's important to understand the context and, like you said, last summer when it looked to the intelligence community like russia was intervening in the election and you can understand why the fbi, which had launched its investigation, countertlngs investigation in july would be interested in trying to get to the bottom of any contacts between people both who working for the campaign and have russian contacts. and like you did notice, you did take note, there was this previous contact between page and a russian agent which, obviously, the fbi knew about when he surfaced on the campaign. >> one sharp difference between that described interaction that he had with known russian spies in 2013, again for context there a case that was actually prosecuted by the justice department.

with that we'd be both happy to ake a few questions. reporter: when you talk about the individual tax rates, you're also talking about eliminating some of the tax breaks. are you talking about eliminating tax deductions? which one are you talking about eliminating and one whiches are you talking about keeping? mr. mnuchin: correct. we'll eliminate on the personal side all tax deductions over than mortgage interest and charitable deductions. we think that will be sweeping reform. reporter: when you talk about lowering the -- [inaudible] -- capital gains taxes, how does that mesh with what you said this morning about protecting the middle class from the very, very wealthy who might be able to take advantage of -- i don't expect the word loopholes but that would give them a lower tax rate? mr. mnuchin: what we've said is the business rate will be available for small and medium sized businesses, as well as corporations. however, we will make sure that there are rules in place so that wealthy people can't create pass-throughs and use that as