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it happened 300 metres away from the arc de triomphe itself.t got out of the car and fired an automatic weapon, before being shot dead by police. media reports say he was known to the intelligence services, at a police search is under way at his home, near paris. the islamic state group says it carried out the shooting, naming the attacker as a belgian, a view user. it comes days before the first round of the french president to elections. —— abu youssef. you have to stay back, please. the area is dangerous because of shotguns. please stay back. tonight, france's worst fears realised, yet another terror attack and just two days before an all—important presidential election here. 0ne policeman killed, another seriously injured in a shooting on the emblematic and busy champs elysees. translation: i was walking on the pavement, there was a bus full of police, the man parked just in front of the bus, then got out a kalashnikov and then he shot six times. i thought it was fireworks. then he went and hid behind a lorry. translation: we were moving to

during that march king said the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice.d this book, "the moral arc: how science and reason lead humanity toward truth, justice and freedom." its author, mikal shermer, says now some people complain there's not must have social justice when we're living in the most moral period ever in history. what do you mean? >> the expansion of civil rights, women's rights, gay rights, animal rights. more people are freer and have more rights than at any time in history. and yet people still complain that it's bad now, worse than it's ever been as if all the work that dr. king did counted for nothing. so we followed the trend lines, not the headlines -- that's the job of the media, of course, to report the bad news, but it's good to take those long-term trends over the course of centuries and look at the abolition of slavery, abolition of judicial torture, the granting of the franchise to all adults, and america didn't get the vote to women until 1920. so, i mean, look how far we have come. [laughter] john: and i was struck when you talk

you can see the scene behind me, the other side of the arc de triomphe.rorist attack will have on the presidential election campaign. from me live in paris, back to london. hello. if you think we're finished with winter weather, think again. next week it will turn much colderfor a time. frost and even some wintry showers around for some of us. not around for some of us. too quiet in northern scotla many not too quiet in northern scotland, many areas appreciating some rain. dry across the channel islands and large parts of england and ireland. from the thicker cloud in wales, especially north—west england, ireland and scotland, damp and drizzly at times. especially around close anthills. this persistent rain accompanied by a stronger wind around northern scotland. a cold and showery and mass behind this weather system, some showers turning wintry. a windy day with a. outbreaks of and breeze across scotland and parts of northern ireland. midlands staying mainly cloudy. to the east, east anglia in southern england, some bright and sunny breaks. some warmth,

and they had this big kind of arc of the high-ranking folks, civilian and uniformed, from the secretary of defense's team. and then they had a chair in kind of the middle of that arc, and i just remember thinking, it felt like you were about to be interrogated. and it was kind of an interrogation. the first question i was asked was, we see here that you've interned for senator hatfield and votes against all the defense appropriations. and he worked for the american friend service committee, and they are a service arm of the quaker church and the quaker arm also a peace testimony. why would we ever hire you here in the secretary of defense's office? and i thought that was a really good question. and i was kind of surprised that i was a finalist for a position. but i responded that national security is so much broader than simply military might, that it involves anding of culture, an understanding -- that involves an understanding of culture, an understanding of economic dynamics, an understanding of the things that trigger dissent, an understanding of alliances, and that all of these thi

the arc de triomphe represents a french way of life, tourism... but so does italy, for example. will be asking, why frans? it has a much more aggressive foreign policy, it is much more involved in the region and inferior, it puts it more oi'i region and inferior, it puts it more on the frontline than any other nations —— france. it is an easier target. there are easy places for people to hide out. that is one of the reasons. also worth bearing in mind is that some of the muslim communities in belgium and france, muslim communities are impoverished. there is a lot of anger and social injustice, and that is what so—called islamic state tap into. they tap into people who feel badly done by the state, and who are struggling for a national identity. prior to the attacks yesterday, it does make you wonder how many of these guns would have gotten into these guns would have gotten into the uk. when we saw the weston -- westminster attack, we saw many people jumping on twitter and the like saying, we should not allow migrants. but it was a british guy who have lived in england all his li

this is a block from the arc de triomphe and the marks and spencers store is there.they are saying you have a police officer shot and killed and another officer who is seriously wound and supposedly the assailant. only one. but the person involved in that some of this has been shot and killed in the exchange of gunfire with police. the champs Élysees is completely shut down. they are not immune from the attack. in the past year and a half to two years you have the attack on the "charlie hebdo," the publication there. then the one you mentioned at the theater, cafe nearby and restaurant as well where you had more than a hundred people killed. last summer in nice, france, where someone drove a truck through a crowd of people. this is happening at a critical time politically. the elections are getting underway. now you have 11 candidates running for office and already we are seeing calls on twitter and social media saying it's more of the reason for candidate. a hard right wing candidate of all of the candidates now. she says there is a secular understanding in paris an

soldiers as well, this morning i saw police officers blocking one particular pathway down from the arcso often that you barely notice them any more. as i was out early in the evening and seen people running away, already in the distance i saw what looked like two sirens, just reiterating what christian fraser said, although he was in a different location, the police were on the scene quickly because they had been deployed along the champs—elysees in case anything like this happened. james, iwant case anything like this happened. james, i want to bring up one newswi re james, i want to bring up one newswire that has come into the bbc newsline. reuters is quoting a police source saying the gunman killed in the shooting was known to the security services. we have no more information on that but it is interesting, as the different politicians respond to this even before we know what has happened, it is becoming inevitably politicised. it is in the first few minutes when we we re it is in the first few minutes when we were still not sure what was happening. as far as we can say, the politic

we have the arc de triomphe and the road comes away from that to the east. famous roads and do world. one journalist who lived closest to the champs—elysees, they said even in the evening this would've been incredibly busy. let's update you on a couple of other elements to the story. we have heard francois fillon paying tribute to the security forces. as we were discussing, even though we do not know the very nature of this attack, already it is becoming politicised the different candidates for the presidency offering their condolences and, in some cases, their thoughts about what has happened. let's bring in a security expert. thank you for your time. with a story and situation unfolding like this, what will be the priorities of the security forces on the champs—elysees? the priorities of the security forces on the champs-elysees? one of the key issues will be to try to control information that will be circulating around, and it will be to try to gather as much evidence as they possibly can, again in peace times when most of us will have some kind of camera

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the attack took place just at the arc de triomphe.of the sequence of events last night. it happened at around 9pm, the gunmen drove up to a police bus, got out and began firing an automatic weapon, thought to be an assault rifle. officers then shot him dead. he had killed one policeman and injured two others. it happened on one of the city's best known streets — the avenue des champs elysees, which runs between the place charles de gaulle, and the place de la concorde. it could not have been a more famous place in paris and in france for this to happen. we have been hearing from all sorts of political leaders today, the four main election candidates because the background is we arejust candidates because the background is we are just two days away from france's presidential election. campaigning officially closes at midnight tonight and we had been expecting a normal day of last—minute campaigning, but this happened right in the middle of the televised final debate for all of the candidates, high profile time at peak national viewing

very close to the arc de triomphe itself.es. police have been searching his home in the eastern suburbs of paris. the islamic state group says it carried out the shooting. it is just before the french vote in the first round of the presidential election. now, thursday in parliament.

it was about 300 metres away from the arc de triomphe. the gunman was shot by police. he was known to the intelligence services, and the police search is under way at his home near paris. islamic state says it carried out the attack, saying that the attack was carried out by someone called abu youssef. will be live in paris in a moment, but first, let's hearfrom cash outflow, who reports from paris. —— katya adler. you have to stay back, please. the area is dangerous because of shotguns. please stay back. tonight, france's worst fears realised, yet another terror attack and just two days before an all—important presidential election here. 0ne policeman killed, another seriously injured in a shooting on the emblematic and busy champs elysees. translation: i was walking on the pavement, there was a bus full of police, the man parked just in front of the bus, then got out a kalashnikov and then he shot six times. i thought it was fireworks. then he went and hid behind a lorry. translation: we were moving towards a car and i heard two or three shots. i didn't realise they

one side, you get the arc de triomphe, and the other side, the louvre museum.ties in recent years, bearing this may be a target. there were so many police when i was out earlier on the street. one thing we will have to look at in the next few minutes and hours when we get the timetable, chronology, is to see how quickly police might have been able to respond because they would have been very close by and indeed might have been targeted because they were on the street. you mention how many police were on the street. there are even more on the champs elysees and around the ark to triomphe. we can see the in the protective clothing, they are armed, a great deal of activity, police vehicles coming and going. police sources also telling reuters that at least two attackers were involved in this paris shooting, and as we are hearing, one of them has been killed. james, on a normal day, how visible is the security presence in paris another big cities?|j visible is the security presence in paris another big cities? i visit paris another big cities? i visit paris periodi

yes, we were broadcasting at the foot of the arc de triomphe.hamps elysees the other side. as we were broadcasting one or two police cars when pastors, then all directions, clearly would have got out on police radios that fellow officers were in difficulty. there was a rather bizarre situation where they stopped a bus on the roundabout that goes around the arc de triomphe. about six police cars swooped on this bus, armed police got out. clearly they thought someone was on that bus trying to get away. for the hour that followed, there was a lot of panic here as people tried to get away from the area. there were armed police at the end of each street. clearly, quite a serious situation developed over the course of the next hour, because the police just didn't know what they were dealing with. christian fraser with the latest in paris. we can spread to europe editor katya adler in our paris studio. this attack has taken place three days before the first round of the french presidential elections. what could the impact be? first let me tell you the

you have the arc de triomphe, and the big ben clock tower in london. identified the gunmen, but they are still assessing if he had compasses or not. —— gunman. there was a report that an arrest warrant was issued because they thought that somebody else could be out there to speak to. but they said that police raids are ongoing. they are looking at addresses in the follow—up is part of their investigation. but the timing of this, of cause, is also significant. just three days before the first round of the french presidential election. we have sunny similar in this country. lastjuly, the referendum, the eu referendum, wenger —— whenjo cox was murdered. i don't get really affected in the end. ithink i don't get really affected in the end. i think people accepted that that was a horrific, murderous attack by a deranged individual. and hopefully, the people of france will put this aside and not allow it to affect their elections. the daily telegraph also has this on their front page. a gunman with a kalashnikov was known to security services, they say. this

curt, speak to the larger arc. >> i think the larger arc here is, for trump to win this narrative, thee to become complacent. if on day 200 the media just begins to accept that, you know, trump is going to say these things, he will call us fake news, and they play into that, while missing the really broader, important stories that need to be told, the broader in-depth investigations that need to happen -- trump puts out a lot of these things really to distract everyone. it's like catnip. he is hoping that the so-called urgent gets in the way of the important for media companies and that they spend every minute of every day analyzing every single tweet, what was behind that tweet, palace intrigue, who is leaking to whom instead of talking about conflicts of interest within the white house, talking about what happened, really, with russia and the trump campaign. he is hoping that, by doing these things, the media gets distracted and ultimately good journalism, investigative journalism, media companies putting resources into that, that will be the best weapon commanding all of this. >> ta

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the activity that was happening around the arc de triomphe suggested earlier the might of been anotherr. very much so. we were down on the pavement and we were watching coming police from all directions and a real hurry. but a peculiar incident was, given the attack was half day down the champs—elysees, they pulled over a bus down the champs—elysees, they pulled overa bus and down the champs—elysees, they pulled over a bus and there were five or six unmarked police cars that pulled up six unmarked police cars that pulled up alongside it and very heavily armed police officers jumped up alongside it and very heavily armed police officersjumped out and pulled every on that bus. that seemed to suggest, withoutjumping to conclusions, that someone had gone back bus and they were looking for someone else because there were other buses going around that that the left well alone, said there was a reason they were looking for someone a reason they were looking for someone else because there were other buses going around etoile that the left well alone, said there was a reason the pull—back the l

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you see at the base of the arc de triomphe. a huge stretch of the champs-elysees remains closed after a police involved shooting. more coverage throughout the evening. for now, chuck todd takes over "mtp daily." >>> if it's thursday, president trump meets the press. tonight president trump ramps down the rhetoric on north korea. >> as far as north korea is concerned, we are in very good shape. we're building our military rapidly. a lot of things have happened over the last short period of type. >> rhetoric aside, is president trump pretty much following president obama's foreign policy play book? plus, shattered. a devastating new look at hillary clinton's campaign has the clinton campaign a bit fired up. we've got

de triumphe, which is atop the champs elys s elysees, and the arc de triumphe behind me now, and theysees a few hundred meters behind. the right-wing newspaper leads with the same story, a picture again of a police officer on the champs elysees and says tourism hits paris again. the sub story saying le pen and melenchon are the worst case scenario in the run up to the economy. and this one says the black scenario which will be bad for the economy. and the left-wing newspaper focuses on the election. a worried look of each of the five leading candidates, saying that they have it all to lose and more. that the tone of that newspaper. if we look at the polls quickly, remains incredibly close. macron still leads at 24%. le pen just behind. >> 20 seconds, when do we find out the results? what does the weekend look like? >> results come out late on sunday. we do get exit polls. the official constitution result comes through the next week, but on sunday night around 7:00, 8:00 p.m. local time we'll have the results. all through today and on monday, cnbc will be present covering the story, m

the possibility is the only arc is unpredictability. >> you have to have a strategic focus. i brought up truman before. the outbreak of war. the discussion of how does this jive of what we are trying to achieve in europe and the rest of the world balancing the interests. i worry there is not enough focus of what korea means for the administration's position vic vis-a-vis the rest of the world. >> i don't know how this works out as a plan. i think you have a president who likes talking to the press. who wants to say it is not as bad you have said it is for the last 100 days. i did not probably prep for every outcome. >> that leads me to this, nikki haley with the u.n. now the state department wants her comments cleared through them before she says something. is there a feeling that she has somehow after syria gone rogue or she is not best representing the white house position? >> i think there is a feeling there needs to be harmony. i don't think it is not she is not best representing the white house's position, but you can't have three voices on the same issue. you saw it ar

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. >> reporter: well, lucy arc follow-up visit today by licen licenses and inspections revealed a slewolations like fire alarm wiring that was cut and overhead sprinklers that didn't work. tonight i talked to residents still buzzing about the bust. >> pretty quiet block. >> reporter: that's how davis used to think of her frankford neighborhood. she's lived here on wirth stree& for 19 years but looking out her front door today at red usa warehouse across the street she has a different feeling. >> smoke was coming out the windows. the doors and they got high. that's how much smoke came out thereof. they got to contact in the air. >> reporter: she says when she got home her neighbors were talking about a huge pot party. police broke up just before 8:0. they raided the place and found more than 200 people inside. about 50 pounds of bulk marijuana, nearly $50,000 in cash and four hasn't guns. police say the pot party had been advertised on social media. >> it sounds truly ridiculous and stupid of these people. they did it online, instagram. how stupid can you you be? >> licenses and inspect

these things that we were making progress and climate change, it will set us back, nothing, nothing arc little dereg lachlths. >> here's the thing, we get major tax reform, infrastructure. >> i didn't tell you that. >> when we return person at a time. >> what i said, i think we get trumponom effects lite. >> that happens by default by the way. this guy has gone opposite on the feds. >> what does it mean? >> some of the programs he is pushing for the palmettoss ultnatalie require deficit spending. >> here's a guy who can chamgs his mind sitting down in ten minutes. >> there is a different sclif in town. >> where have there been successes? telecom, look at charter. supreme court no question. the sec and telecom in general. comcast, you look at these names. >> the first 1 much days we said it was a market having big runs. when it comes to vol till, it was very, very quiet. >> i thought when trump was elected the president of the united states the vix should have been bottoming in the high teens. now it's bottoming around 11, 11.5. it makes sense to me that inflation is powerful. >> does th

lots of clouds arc spotty morning shower, the big deal with the weather is temperature, we're mild at 55 degrees in philadelphia. we're going up from there, shooting above yesterday's high of 73. here's how the day will unfold, 7:00 a.m. you'll see the showers around in the morning, 5 degrees. but by lunch time we're dry, lots of clouds today 3:00 p.m. you're up to 73. 5:00 p.m., sunshine and clouds, 75. late today into tonight but more likely later tonight we get to see a couple of thunderstorms, we'll talk about in a, i'll show you how it looks on future tracker matt. >> reporter: i know a lot of people thought it was gloomy, i like it, sun glare delay. good news here, they reopened the southbound lanes of route 1, the super highway oxford valley road. you can travel southbound once again they will return tonight at 9:00 p.m. >>> richard's run is blocked we're expecting it to be blocked for much of the morning rush. use 130 to get around it, neck road would be an alternate. we're watching a crash in delaware, maryland state line, southbound lanes of 301 are blocked in middletown. el

temperatures in the mid 50s, 9:00 a.m., 58 degrees arc few areas will see a spotty shower. 11:00 a.m., dry, cloudy, 62. watch how the numbers climb. 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., low to mid 70s with sunny breaks. let's look at what to expect ahead. today's high, 75. two days are warm, kind of unsettled with a few showers around, sunday looks wet and cool. it's brighter next week, you'll see that in the seven day in a couple of minutes. >> a massive iceberg has become a tourist attraction off the new foundland east coast. it is 150 to 240 feet high and 400 to 670 feet long. a combination of currents bring art tick ice south with regard a-- arctic ice southward along the new foundland coast. >> authorities take action on a dangerous dog problem in a philadelphia neighborhood. we'll be right back. >> look at that french blue sky. >> that's a new one. >> it's a deeper blue, almost purple blue, we can talk about that in time, -- in a moment, bt now on to this. three pitbulls who killed another dog, are off the street. the animals have been at her -- at her -- at at terrorizing the neighborhood. of

. >> welcome back arc live look at the, a live look at the commodore barry bridge, 5:13 a.m. as we get started this morning. >> a lot of people are home from school, so karen will the ride work this morning. >> reporter: my little one is home, but not my girl, my husband has a big job. more people are having off as we head to the holiday weekend. no traffic coming down from phoenixville or chester springs. northeast extension southbound we have crews on the scene blocking the right lane. they are doing water and soar repairs in wilmington. 202 southbound we have two lanes blocked until further notice at powder mill road. turnersville and deptford 42 looking good so far. 49 in malvern. 51 in center city. in the suburbs of new jersey, 40s in ewing and pemberton and 52 in dover, delaware. how does this compare tore -- to yesterday morning? in allentown, 14 degrees colder. ten in philadelphia. a little less of a difference along the coastline in new jersey. nont -- nonetheless today is a beauty. 67 with sunshine. we'll take it for this time of the year. brian. >> disturbing video

go to getfios.com >> karen is here with an check of the accuweather forecast arc dreary one. >> reporter: it is dreary, yesterday was so nice, the weather is going downhill and staying that way for a couple of days. storm tracker 6 live double scan you see to our south, near cape may we're starting to get showers trying to build in. for the most part it's north and west of the city at the moment. i want to go in closer with our street level view. coatsville, downingtown a little wet there. reading, pottstown it's wet. turnpike willow grove and jenkintown and i-95 in trenton right now. we'll be in and out of the showers today. let's go outside and see what it looks like right now. sky6 live hd is looking live at the cloud deck, you certainly see the clouds up above right now as you look over the commodore barry bridge. let's check the morning lows. it was chilly out there this morning, we were barely above freezing in the poconos this morning. only 41. that was the low in allentown. 46 in reading. 49 in philadelphia. 48 in millville. even atlantic city we dipped down to 47 overnight. sinc

suzanne: the airline's ceo understands why passengers arcs upset and police some may be choosing other airlines. he hopes the move will go a long way towards shoring up consumer confidence. at dulles international airport, suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. lindsey: from northern california -- a massive rockslide sends a highway crew scribbling for safety. the footage was caught by a driver on the road. fortunately, no one was hurt. that is a close call. doug: wow. and at nighttime, too. here, nothing excited like that. we have sunshine, warmer temperatures. initially, a very warm touch of summer heading our way. it is underway as we speak. take a look at what is happening around the area, one of our weatherbug cameras in bethesda, 77 degrees. ande is some haze cloudiness, but the sun is shining through, warming is a quickly. during the rest of the afternoon, i think everyone in the viewing area will be under mostly sunny skies. the places are cooler, places with cloudiness hanging on. frederick 66, but 79 luray. it will be a warm day, plenty of sunshine, heading to the lower to middle 80's

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it's not traded well now for the better part of a month arc month-and-a-half.i think on tuesday. to me it's critical that stock holds 220. i think tangible will be a tad higher. it all comes down to how the stock trades in the after math. you want to trade goodm golgdma sax, you have to trade it $20. >>> let's go off the charts, trading announced, it's not looking goods for the banks what are you looking at, todd? >> yeah the first thing we will look at before we go into the earnings tomorrow is the ten-year yield on top of the financials. the xlf. the first thing you notice is yields go giving us a heads up. that's typical. bonds tend to interpret that a little quicker. if we look at the charts, financials are if blue. will you notice we have not broken recent lows, whereas the ten-year yield has broken it, especially with that push higher in bond yields today that divergence should pull financials down, heading into past earnings. so the stocks i'm looking at, particularly wells fargo, this is a technically damaged stock, obviously, there are stories going on

an arcing insulator incident red line outside the friendship height station, a 10:00.after if you canext alerts would you already know this. of the red line in downtown d.c. are being worked on after several incidents in a one-week span. a traffic alert. if your travels take you i-95, virgia never really a fun commute. 9:00, crews will shut down one lane on just south -95 of the dale city rest stop or repairs to the bridge over the creek near potomac mills mall that lane closure until 6:00 monday morning. stay up to date on traffic alerts around town and south north, too, at wjla.com. take a look. four-alarm fire raging through a farmhouse early this morning. residents were woken up and to evacuate. there were no injuries. firefighters spent several ours getting the blaze under control. we don't know what caused the fire. we think we know what caused in the midwest. take a look, to the start of a letfying weekend. big images of lightning strikes in new york city and oklahoma city. that lightning in okc lines down power along i-40. crews closed the highway until those finished. >> seem

the shooting took place just a few meters away from the arc de triomphe. isis thought that the work done by just one man, who was no to the security services. >> you have to stay back, please. please stay back. france's tonight, worst fears realized during another terror attack just two days before an important french election. one policeman killed, another injured on the champs elysees. >> i was walking on the pavement. the man parked just in front of the bus. then he got out a kalashnikov and he shot six times. i thought it was fireworks. then he went and hid. >> we were moving towards the car. i heard two or three shots. i did not realize they were shots to start with. there was panic all around. everybody was running down the champs elysees. i did not work out what was going on. i started to run, too. reporter: the attacker was shot dead right police. this country up until just now was obsessed i politics. this upcoming election has been thrown back into a sense of fear . it was just recovering after the massive terror attack a year ago. the people of