salah abdeslam is still on the run. there is an international arrest warrant out for him, and citizens are frustrated with the lack of competency coming from the police service and the fact that their new year's eve party was canceled with the fireworks display. it is very tense in brussels. meanwhile, here in the french capital the investigation continues into yesterday's deadly incident outside a police station in the north of the city. a man wearing a fake explosive vest and wielding a butcher knife was shot dead by police as he entered the building. authorities are trying to establish whether he represented a significant threat or was acting alone without support. authorities have not confirmed his identity. >> establishing the true identity of this man, shot dead after trying to attack a paris police station, is complicated for french authorities. initial information reveals that while unknown to intelligence services, he was known to police. his fingerprints show he was convicted for theft in 2013 in the south of

fingerprintund a belonging to salah abdeslam. an international manhunt antinues for abdeslam, brussels native with french citizenship. he took part in the paris attacks could his brother blew himself up, but salah abdeslam is thought to have escaped with the help of friends first returned to belgium, and possibly on to syria. the apartment was rented under a false name. finding out who was with the 26-year-old, if he hit out there before or after november 15, and who helped him is proving difficult. since the paris killings nearly two months ago, belgian police have placed 10 people under formal investigation for the possible involvement. tom: officials in israel say there is an arab--- that an arab-israeli has been shot dead after being on the run for a week. he is thought to be had the killing of three people at an attack in tel aviv. benjamin netanyahu has huge praise on the security forces were tracking him down. the latest from jerusalem. reporter: mrs. most certainly -- this is most certainly israel's most wanted fugitive s

>> reporter: well, unfortunately not very much because the trail went cold for salah abdeslam on theer the attacks on the 14th of november, which was a saturday. his last known whereabouts were in a district in the central part of brussels where they eventually located the bomb factory. by the way, we were first on cnn to break the global story about the bomb factory that was located. that was the place where the paris attackers put together the explosive vests. they actually found a sewing machine they found to put together the vests. they found several vests there. what belgian investigators are telling me, they believe the explosive vests were built in brussels, but then transported all the way to paris where they put the finishing touches on the devices in the hotel which is on the southern district of paris. there were syringes found there. the syringes were likely used to secrete detonating explosive into the fabricated suicide vests to finish the device so they could be used in the attacks. all this coming when we are also being told there are two senior members of the conspir

abdeslam is one of the most wanted fugitives in europe right now.ould note, paris is very much on edge once again after a man tried to attack a police station yesterday. >> reporter: that's right, kate. we are getting, as you say, a clearer picture of just how the paris attacks were planned as well as more information about the alleged involvement of the so-called eighth attacker, salah abdeslam. a source with knowledge of the investigation had told cnn that authorities raided a so-called bomb-making factory in an apartment in brussels. in that apartment they found explosives, specifically attp, as well as a range of other materials, including a sewing machine. authorities working on the theory that the suicide belts were created in that apartment and somehow brought to paris. but this morning the brussels prosecutor announcing as well that they found a fingerprint belonging to salah abdeslam, placing him at the scene. he has been on the run since the paris attacks, november 13th. last seen, interestingly, in the area of this apartment. he has not b

hover, it is possible that saleh abdeslam could have used the hideout after the attacks. we heard from investigators that apparently friends of saleh abdeslam drove the suspect from paris to brussels on the night of the attacks. he managed to pass through three police checks without being apprehended. also a suspect in custody in belgium told investigators he drove saleh abdeslam to the neighborhood on november 14. there is circumstantial evidence there that suggests that saleh abdeslam might have used the flat but police still can't be sure. >>> coming up here on al jazeera, we meet people in the u.s. president's hometown who is skeptical of his latest measures to curb gun violence. >>> 30 years ago, this bill was worth more than $100. today, its equivalent is worth less. i'm virginia lopez in venezuela, the country with the highest inflation rate in the world. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >>> hello again, here's a quick

salah abdeslam was able to flee from paris to brussels hours after the slaughter of 130 people, passing through a police checkpoint. reporter: these are the faces of europe's most wanted. 45 men and women suspected or guilty of a range of crimes from terrorism to armed robbery. all now feature on a new website created by european police office euro pole. the platform allows the public to give anonymous information about the suspects. >> it is an attractive option for police who have been unable to find anyone willing to say, i get the feeling that my neighbor or the guy on the third floor is on the website. whether or not this is going to be a success, we do not know yet. we will see how people react. es after: the move com european authorities were criticized for their lack of coordination before the paris attacks in november. then salah abdeslam, a key suspect in those attacks, fled over the belgian border hours after they took place. 23 of the e.u.'s 28 members are currently involved in the project. information on all the fugitives that feature on the website is available in 17 linka

salah abdeslam salah abdeslam has not yet been caught. in the besieged and starving syrian town of madaya they wait for aid. the trucks could arrive by monday if they are given access. meanwhile the aid group doctors without borders says it has identified 250 people in the town with severe acute malnutrition. people need immediate help and that since december 1 the number of people who have died of starvation is up to 23. al jazeera's rob matheson has more on the agonising wait for help. >> reporter: a starving victim of a syrian siege. this man is one of thousands of people trapped by block aids. he says he has been forced to eat grass. >> translation: i was brought here because i got poisoned. i was eating herbs from the ground. >> reporter: in the grip of winter madaya is one of several towns and villages cut off from food and medical supplies by proceed government forces. -- pro-government forces. there are block aids of towns in the north of government forces and their allies. in here salt is handed out in an attempt to provide any s

salah abdeslam's fingerprint was found there last month. he is now the target of an international man hunt. >>> mexico's president announced via twitter today the drug lord joaquin chapo guzman had been captured several months after escaping a maximum security prison. as soon as the announcement was made, el chapo began trending. he was taken into custody in a predawn raid. five suspects were killed in the shoot-out. he was not injured. >>> the arab gunman who killed three people in a tel aviv bar died in a shoot-out with israeli police. they found the man hiding inside a building in northern israel. authorities say he came out shooting and police returned fire killing him. no officers were hurt. >>> tonight, new doubts whether north korea really detonated a powerful hydrogen bomb during a test. >> a south korean institution says samples collected showed only a small amount of radioactive elements. too small to detect the device. japan is collecting air samples to determine what kind of nuclear device was detonated. >>> the house committee

salah abdeslam, one of the paris attackers whose been on the run since the deadly rampage in novemberhis apartment. investigators say they found abdeslam's fingerprint and material to make explosives and three suicide belts, clues at the terror group's operations inside europe. >> these guys have networks in belgium and other parts of europe where they can operate and hideout and have safe houses. they clearly have documentation that let's them elude the police. >> reporter: now paris is reeling from another act of terror that took place on the one year anniversary of the charlie hebdo shooting. french police say the attacker that entered a police station with a meat cleaver thursday was carrying a pledge of allegiance to the isis leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. >> translator: he pledges allegiance to al baghdadi. >> reporter: french authorities say the threat there is far from contained. >> i guarantee you the more violence there is in the middle east the longer it continues, the more violence we're going to see migrate to europe and eventually the united states. >> reporter: belgium po

abdeslam is a suspect in the november paris terror attacks that killed 130 people. thanks to a crime line tip--- police have made an arrested in a robbery and shooting at a norfolk 7-eleven. they picked up 38-year-old kevin bristow less than an hour ago. police say bristow held up the 7-eleven on chesapeake boulevard early wednesday morning-- and shot the clerk. newschannel three showed you the surveillance police say after we showed that video -- someone called the crime line and that s how police made the arrest. no word if bristow is charged with the other three 7- eleven robberies that same day. ahead at 4-- a decades- old joke leads to a very generous gift. why -- a grandmother all those clouds that have been hanging around the past few days will finally bring us some wet weather this weekend. the trade off: warmer temperatures! after a few evening showers on friday, most of saturday is looking dry. expect to wake up to mostly cloudy skies with temperatures in the mid 40s. but we will warm up into the upper 50s to around 60 in the afternoon. before sunset, but

he was from the same brussels neighborhood as salah abdeslam. the so-called eighth paris attacker. on the run ever since the paris attacks. french source with knowledge of the investigation say that in 2013, it is believed he travelled to syria in the company of the man and that man is who is believed to have blown himself up. it is also believed that ge lel attar knew the paris attackers. this is a complicated web of relationships with the paris attackers. interesting to note, authorities say when he was arrested in morocco, he made his way from syria to turkey to german and belgium and then to the netherlands before getting to morocco. questions by authorities as to how he made that journey undetected. >> and how to fund it all, too. i know they are looking into that as well. erin, thank you. >>> details of the security surrounding el chapo and mexican authorities are not taking chances. the drug lord is being guarded by dogs trained to detect his scent. there are hundreds of cameras and no blind spots like the ones that helped facilitate his escape in the summer. motion sensors

drove abdeslam after the attack. officials seized vests and found traces of explosives at the apartment. 130 people were killed in the november attacks. >>> an arab israel citizen was killed in a shootout today. authorities tracked him to an abandoned building in his northern home town of arara, al jazeera's imtiaz tyab has the story. >> the eight day man hunt came to a deadly end when police tracked him down at a building in the north of israel. they say melhem tried to flee building and opened fire. that is when police returned fire and when he was killed they say immediately police also reporting that none of their officers were injured in the exchange. now, again, in the background of all of this there's been an awful lot of criticism of security forces for their failure to track down melhem for so many days while police and indeed intelligence services have not described the attack on new year's day as nationalist motivated or terrorism they do describe mr. melhem himself as a terrorist. that of course is very i

. >>> new this morning, surveillance pictures of the paris attack fugitive salah abdeslam on the run. the pictures show him at a french gas station the day after the attacks that killed 130 people. also in the photo, the suspect accused of driving him to brussels. the men were pulled over by police, but not detained by police. >>> isis is claiming responsibility for a bloody attack in a busy mall in baghdad. suspects wearing suicide vests detonated a car bomb outside the mall. 13 people were killed, including a child. >>> new this morning, a rare glimpse into the deep personal relationship with vice president joe biden and president obama. the vice president sat down with cnn and opened up about his son beau. when beau had to step down as attorney general, the family suffered financial concerns. the president stepped in. >>. he is the only guy i confided in all along with what is going on with beau. i felt a responsibility so he knew where i was in my thinking. i said, you know, my concern is if beau resigns, he has no -- there's nothing to fall back on. salary. i worked that out. jil

salah abdeslam. known as the eighth paris attacker.time coming from the brussels prosecutor's office. on november 10th, authorities searched a house in brussels. what they found was alarming. material used to fabricate explosives. traces of tatp, which is an explosive. three hand made belts used to transport explosives and a fingerprint from salah abdeslam himself. the apartment, they say, was rented under a false identity, but might have been rented by a person already in custody. so what is not apparent from the statement given by the prosecutor this morning is the date of those fingerprints. very critical because brussels is the last known location of salah abdeslam. some were the fingerprints left prior to the attacks or after the attacks? something the authorities are trying to work out as i speak. this as authorities here in paris are working to get more information on the man behind the alleged attack from yesterday. authorities treating that incident as a loan wolf style attack. christine. >> do they know who that man is in tha

they show salah abdeslam. walking with a friend at a gas station. the images were taken a day after the attacks that killed 130 people. there is a warrant out for salah abdeslam. >>> president obama will deliver his final state of the union address tomorrow. expected to focus on long term goals for the country and build on accomplishments he has made during his two terms in office. gun control is expeed to be a highlight. officials say a chair and the first lady's box will be empty. left empty to honor victims of gun violence. following the speech, cabinet members following around the country to promote the president's proposal. you can watch tomorrow's primetime address on ktvu at 6:00 p.m. >>> the crowded field of republican presidential candidates have dominated the headlines but with three weeks to go before the iowa caucuses. the race on the democratic side is getting more interesting. >> reporter: despite a series of scandals including the use of a private email account while second of state hillary clinton has long been the overwhelming favor

attack.french tv station, b-f-m-t-v released station near the border of france and belgium.salah abdeslam is the terror suspect who is still on the run, and he's seen with suspected accomplice, hamza attou.police believe the pictures were taken the day after the november 13th terror attack. we're also learning more about the man killed while trying to attack a paris police station last week.german investigators say he had lived in a german shelter for people seeking asylum.after a search of that shelter, investigators say it doesn't appear any other attacks were planned.from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm jonathan elias. 3 coming up after the break on siouxland news at nine... how many more fugitives are off the street... plus this week's featured fugitive, coming up in this week's edition of siouxland's most wanted.plus... 3 asman says: "...well, you can become hugh hefner's landlord... but it comes with a hefty price tag.i'm david asman with the fox business 3 "siouxland news at nine on fox 44, with larry wentz, diana castillo and siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwe

i will tell you when -- coming up next. ,, ,,,, ♪ abdeslam" after the attacks. the black jac >>> just released, the first footage of the paris terror suspect. he's in the black jacket at a gas station on the french/belgium border. investigators believe these images are from the day after the attack. he was not an official suspect at the time. soon he fled to brussels and authorities still have not found him. >>> some new video just released of the dramatic capture of drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman. the mexican government showing off the work of marines as they raid the hideout of joaquin guzman. authorities say he was hiding in the house in the video but managed to get away during a shootout. he was later captured on a highway nearby. don champion says the next step is to bring guzman here to the united states. >> reporter: drug king pin joaquin "el chapo" guzman is back in the same mexican prison he tunneled out of six months ago but his days there may be numbered. mexican authorities have begun the process of sending guzman to the u.s. to face charges. wh

station surveillence camera near the border of france and belgium.authorities say they show salah abdeslam who is still on the run.police believe the pictures were taken the day after the november 13th terror attack. we're also learning more about the man killed while trying to attack a paris police station last week.german investigators say he had lived in a germanan shelter for people seeking asylum.after a search of that shelter, investigators say it doesn't appear any other attacks were planned. an anonymous tip now has philadelphia police and the f-b-i on high alert.over the weekend a woman approached an officer saying the suspect who ambushed officer jesse hartnett is part of a larger group, and more attacks could be on the way.video from traffic cameraracaught the shooting as it happened.edward archer is now behind bars and the f-b-i is searching for other people mentioned in e tip.officer jesse hartnett is still recoveriri from t t attack. year's state of the union address is going to be unlike any other we've seen before. before.president obama is not expected to present a wish- l

what do you make of the fingerprint of abdeslam? >> i think it might well be just before.was part of the logistics, the preparation for this attack. very likely that he would have gone to this bomb factory. the last known location for him on the day after the attacks, when he disappears, the trail goes completely cold is that exact same district in brussels. some possibility he did go back to that apartment but very difficult to tell from investigators if he did do so. there's no necessary suggestion that he did. >> is it true that there is this kind of growing concern of the unknown, that the more they discover, the more broad this terror web seems to be and that there are many still at and the concerns are actually growing, not shrinker as they learn more? >> that's absolutely right. the stunning new development which we broke yesterday, these two operatives still at large, senior members of the conspiracy giving abaaoud directions. they only put their pictures out on december 4. that would have given them plenty of time to get far away from brussels and belgium. meanwhi

a fingerprint of a key fugitive, sala abdeslam, the brother of one of the attackers was found there. and material that could be used to make explosives was located in the apartment during a raid. so far, belgian authorities have arrested ten people, including one who rented that apartment. today is the fifth anniversary of the tucson shooting that left six dead and injured 13, including former u-s congresswoman, gabby giffords. giffords was shot in the head. she has a speech disorder and the right side of her body is also largely paralyzed. giffords along with her husband, retired astronaut mark kelly, have since founded a political action committee that calls for her shooter is serving life without parole. a mother and her son were killed in an early philadelphia. when firefighters arrived on the scene the home was engulfed in flames. authorities say there were six people inside when the fire started. all but one made it out. but a mother ran back into the home to save her son and died holding his body. fire investigators say the home had no working smoke detectors and a portable he

b-f-m-t-v released surveillance images from a gas station near the border of france and belgium.salah abdeslam is the terror suspect who is still on the run, and he's seen with suspected accomplice, hamza attou.police believe the pictures were taken the day after the november 13th terror attack. we're also learning more about the man killed while trying to attack a paris police station last week.german investigators say he had lived in a german shelter for people seeking asylum.after a search of that doesn't appear any other attacks were planned.from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm jonathan elias. 3 still to come tonight on siouxland news at ten...what a local *hospital* is doing to help those most affected by our recent cold weather... coming up in tonight's healthwatch. 3 "siouxland news at ten on kmeg 14 with larry wentz, diana castillo, siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell and sports director chris neyenhouse/" 3 3 3 3 chad, diana 3 and larry talk about today's weather and the upcoming forecast. 3 <

and one of them, salah abdeslam, is still on the loose. still, new year's eve is for celebration, says this brussels club owner. >> i believe the people of brussels need to party and gather and to bond together. >> reporter: and it wasn't only the belgian police who discovered evidence of a new year's terrorist attack. the turks too have arrested two men they say were planning to bomb crowded areas in ankara tonight. >>> bill cosby is free on a million dollars bail after his arraignment on a sex abuse charge dating back nearly a dozen years. he was charged about a month before the statute of limitations would have run out. cosby's lawyer calls the arrest a political stunt by the local prosecutor. jericka duncan is outside the courthouse just outside of philadelphia. >> reporter: two attorneys at his side, bill cosby carefully stepped out of a black suv wednesday to face criminal charges of sexual assault. >> mr. cosby, do you want to say anything? >> reporter: gripping a crane, the 78-year-old stumbled on the curb as he was led into the co

another militant, salah abdeslam, is suspected of taking part in the attacks. he is still at large. >>> the united nations has issued a grim tally of the suffering unleashed by the violence in iraq. it was released a report detailing tens of thousands of deaths and injuries among civilians. a toll the u.n. calls staggering. the report says close to 19,000 civilians were kled and over 36,000 wounded in the 22 months to october. it pins much of the blame on the islamic state group, saying the militants have abducted more than 800 children. >> isil is abducting young children and recruiting them, putting them in the front lines of war. in one case we've documented, these children have fled the front lines of war because they were scared. when they got back, they were executed by isil for desertion. >> the u.n. said the militants subject children between the age of 5 and 10 to religious instruction and train older ones to fight. the report also details alleged cases of torture, abduction, and sexual abuse. it says some is of the militants' acts may amount to war cr

investigators also found a fingerprint matching salah abdeslam, a fugitive wanted in connection with the 6 coordinated attacks that killed 130 people back in november. police in paris say they aren't sure who the man is that tried to attack a paris with a butcher knife and a vest explosives yesterday. they say the man marked with the declaration of faith, an emblem of the islamic state group. killed by police. the incident happened on the one year anniversary of an attack that killed 11 people inside the "charlie hebdo" satirical magazine and a police officer. a giant rally was held in north korea today.. organizers say 100-thousand people took part celebrating the country's alleged explosion of a hydrogen bomb. meanwhile world powers have agreed to launch what they're calling a "united and strong" response to north korea. the city of henderson is bidding farewell to its loyal fire chief of more than 25 years! "the enormity of your positive impact can never be truly measured." fire chief steve goble was given a send-off by his department over the fire scanner yesterday. each station

their fighting against houthi rebels who support salah abdeslam. >> countries like morocco and even jordan may sever ties with saudi arabia. so far, countries like the uae, bahrain, and sudan, these are all partners with saudi arabia in their fight against the houthi rebels. i think that is more related to the issues in yemen rather than the entire region. the yemenese cease-fire was about to expire in the following days. i believe that the saudis were calculating an event, sort of a chain of events that would erupt after the execution that would eventually lead to some action by the iranians that would give sort of a pretext for the saudis to act inside yemen, again, against the houthis and as well as the former forces loyal to former president salah. i don't consider this event would alter the powerballance within the region, especially when it comes to the persian gulf region. one thing is sure, the iranian diplomatic effort to regain trust and rejoin again the international community is going to be hampered by the recent event. there have been some backlashes against the states that ma

molenbeek, a brussels suburb that was home to two of the other attackers and one of them, saleh abdeslam, is still on the loose. still, new year's eve is for celebration, says brussels club owner pablo saccomano. >> i really believe that the people from brussels need to go out and party and need to gather as well and to bond together. >> reporter: and it wasn't only the belgian police, elaine, who discovered evidence of a new year's terrorist attack. the turks, too, have arrested two men they say were planning to bomb crowded areas in ankara tonight. >> quijano: elizabeth palmer, thank you. new york city mayor bill de blasio says times square will be the safest place in the world when the ball drops at midnight. about a million people are there, as is don dahler. don. >> reporter: the n.y.p.d. says they're going to make good on the security here to the highest level since 9/11. it's a new york ritual. beginning at dawn, more than a million people are searched before being herded into 65 massive viewing pens. but this year, there are more police than ever. undercover officers roam among t

not clear whether this advances the hunt for abdeslam.e trail for him, carol, has gone stone cold in europe. but they are now looking for another two operatives believed to be more senior him and even more senior than the ring leader in the block. there were some grainy black and white photographs put out for this duo. they are still believed at large, probably the two most wanted men in europe at this point. but they are very close to identifying them. they are pretty sure they know their real names and i wouldn't be surprised if they put those out soon now. >> two iraqi refugees with links to isis arrested here at home in california and in texas. they were tracked down by the fbi and the department of homeland security. they are scheduled to appear in court later this morning. cnn's ed lavandera is in dallas. >> we learned of these terrorist-related arrests late last night and at this point they don't appear to be connected. but the cases are very similar in many ways. let's look at the first man, omar farage syed al hardan. he entered

salah abdeslam the only living member of the paris attack team who is still on the run is not seen in this video. >>> well let's turn to business now where crude oil prices are slipping lower this morning. after bouncing back above $32 a barrel last week. cnbc's louisa bojesen joins us live from london. it's all about loyal lately, louisa. what's this mean for today? >> i know. i know, i know. and this correlation that we're now seeing between oil and equities is pretty substantial. and it's pretty unseen, as well, if you look through the past moves that we typically and traditionally would expect to see. this morning we were called higher on european equities. we opened higher. we had this bounce in oil that you're referring to. and then suddenly everything turned around about a half an hour into trade this morning and everything was lower and people were scratching their heads and saying what happened here? now we're a little bit higher again. actually we've just gone lower. we're a little bit mixed on the european equity markets. flatish to flatly mixed. the price of oil still rema

this morning, the belgian prosecutor's office says it has found the fingerprint of fugitive salah abdeslam during a raid of a brussels apartment last month. he's wanted in connection to the deadly paris attacks and also the apartment is believed to have served as a bomb factory for the attacks. they found three handmade belts that could have been used to carry explosives. >>> now at 5:30 a south florida woman is recovering from a vicious dog attack a pair of chihuahua and the stress of all that apparently caused her husband to have a heart attack. cbs4's hank tester spoke to the victim's daughter. >> i used to take him to the park all the time. >> reporter: which is gucci the 5-pound chihuahua who ran into these guys early friday morning. gucci died. mangled by the male and female pit bull looking dogs. his killers now in the hands of animal control. ada row ha spent much of the day at south miami hospital. >> my father suffered a heart attack, my mother has 100 stitches in her arm. and we lost our pet. we lost a family member today. >> reporter: both of ada's apartments hospitalized. 87-y

they believe the residence was used as a hideout for salah abdeslam, who is wanted in connection with the november attacks that killed 130. south korea mark north korea's fourth nuclear test with its own blast of propaganda. speakers along the border began blaring anti-north korean messages and also a fair amount of korean pop using. meanwhile, north korea celebrated the blast with a fireworks display and dancing. it was also the birthday of leader kim jong-un. two people with ties to the islamic state have been arrested in texas and california. one of the suspects was a refugee from syria, accused of lying about his travels there. no indication about whether they had planned any attacks in the u.s. who says it never rains in southern california? el niÑo brought record amounts of rain to southern cal up on you but not enough to bust the drought. san diego got as much in monday as it normally does for the month of january. still the state is listed as abnormally dry or still in some form of drought. nasa still wants to get to mars and is willing to ride share to get the job done. the e

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belgian prosecutors said they found singer prints of sal salah abdeslam in an apartment raid. >> let'sring you up to speed. the paris prosecutors office is investigating yesterday's paris attack on a police station as an act of terrorism. police shot and killed a man at the entrance of the station in the 18th district of the capital. he was also found to be wearing a fake suicide belt. and at least 47 people were killed on thursday when a truck bomb exploded at a libyan police training facility. the attack was the worst since the fall of gadhafi. the mayor of the town said it detonated as 400 recruits were gathered. >> u. s. secretary of state john kerry says china's approach to north korea has failed. this following claims that it had a successful test of a hydrogen bomb. china cannot continue with business as usual. this comes as the united nations says it will begin work on new measures against north korea. u. s. president barrack obama continued to further his campaign for gun control on thursday. in an op-ed the president admitted that lasting gun reform won't happen during his pr

. >> reporter: he is associated with the eighth paris attacker, salah abdeslam, one of the most wantedhe paris attack. it is believed according to the source, attar traveled to syria in 2013 in the company of a man named shakib akrew. he is believed to be the one who blew himself up in the police raid in the paris apartment following the paris attacks. it is also believed that attar, while in syria, met the ringleader. he clearly had high level connections within isis and syria. keeping that in mind, plenty of questions raised this morning as to how he managed to get from syria to morocco. authorities are saying that he traveled through turkey and made his way to germany. then belgium and then netherlands and morocco. plenty wonder how he accomplished that given his associates and track record undetected. >> thank you, erin. >>> germany wants to maybe their open door policy less open. calling for morocco and others be designated as safe countries. this will make it easier for germany to refuse asylum seekers. >>> details of the security around el chapo. showing mexican officials are ta

with links to the paris attacks in molenbeek, to two of the other attackers and one of them, s seh abdeslam, is still on the loose. still, new year's eve is for celebration, says brussels club owner pablo saccomano. >> i really belie that the people from brussels need to go out and party and need to gather as well and to bond together. >> reporter: and it wasn't only the belgian police, elaine, who discovered evidence e a new year's terrorist attack. the turks, too, have arrested two men they say were planning to bomb crowded areas innkara tonight. >> elizabeth palmer, thank you. >>> security was tight, both in new york city and at celebrations across the country and around the world. don dahler reports. >> reporter: the nypd says they'r'rgoing to make good on the mayor's promise by raising the security here to the highest level since 9/11. it's a new york ritual. beginning at dawn, more than a massive viewing pens. but this year, there are more police than ever. undercover officers roam among the revelers, snipers s tch from rooftops, and helicopters hover overhead. among the crowds, a rad

salah abdeslam, one of the paris attackers whose been on the run since the deadly rampage in novemberdden at this apartment. investigators say they found his fingerprint there with material to make explosives and three suicide belts, clues at the t e terror group's operations. >> they have networks in belgium and europe where they can operate. they can assemble and make explosives. they can hideout. they have safe houses. they clearly have documentation that lets them elude the police. >> reporter: now paris is reeling from another act of terror that took place on the one-year anniversary of the charlie hebdo shooting. the attacker that entered a police station with a meat clever thursday was carrying pledge of allegiance to the leaderlead leader abu bakr al-baghdadi. >> he says it's alleged to the deaths taking place in syria. >> reporter: french authorities say the threat there is far from contained. >> i guarantee you the more violence there is in the middle east, the longer it continues, the more violence we're going to see migrate to europe and eventually the united states. >> in

just as important also found at that apartment a fingerprint from salah abdeslam, key suspect in november terror. it was thought he used apartment as a hideout after returning from paris. the apartment is in the neighborhood of brussels known as hotbed of jihadi activity in the belgian capital. there were several arrests past several weeks of alleged accomplices in the terror plot. police are trying to figure out identity of yesterday's attempted attacker at a paris police station. armed with a knife, he shouted "allahu akbar!," god is great in arabic, made a move on the station and was shot dead by two police officers. it was thought he was a 20 years homeless man from morocco. now police are not sure raising new concerns about possible terror links to this individual. the terror problems in paris, brussels, around the world just keep growing. back to you, david. david: greg palkot. melissa. melissa: here to weigh in former navy seal rob o'neill and fox news contributor. we hear about bomb making factory in brussels. two days after we learn about jihadi university in raqqa. what does all

says -- prosecutor's office says it found the i thinker print of -- fingerprint of fugitive salah abdeslam last month in an apartment. he is wanted in connection to the deadly paris terror i tacks. the apartment is believed to have been a bomb factory for the attacks. investigators found three handmade belts that could have been used to carry explosives. >>> french authorities now dead when he showed up at a police station wearing fake explosives. investigators believe ali sallah was involved in a small robbery back in 2013. this morning we are learning about a u.s. hell fire missile that was mistakenly shipped from europe to cuba in 2014. the "wall street journal" reports the missile arrived in cuba two years ago. they say the u.s. has been negotiating for its return ever since including during talks to normalize relations. this is what a hell fire missile looks like. it's made with top secret military technology and the fear is that cuba could sell that information to a country like china, north korea, or russia. >>> the red hot cats have done it again. the florida panthers defeated the

that's believed the apartment was also used as a hideout by salah abdeslam who is considered to be a mastermind behind the attacks. his fingerprints were found inside that apartment. >>> and chinese market regulators have suspended the use of the so-called circuit breaker that automatically kicks in when stock prices plunge severely. chinese stocks rebounded today while europe and other asian markets were moderately higher. the good news comes a day after a wild selloff in china that rattled markets around the world. the circuit breaker was sus penned after economists warned that rapid halts to trading may >>> and here's a look now at how the trading day ended overseas. china's shanghai closed up almost 2%, japan's nikkei closed down slightly, hong kong's hang seng finished up 120 points, and we just checked wall street futures. right now the dow is set to jump more than 150 points at the opening bell. the rebound comes a day after the dow plunged nearly 400 points, and it looks like the nasdaq and the s&p 500 will post some gains this morning >> there you go. >>> 6:07. you're never

in molenbeek, a brussels suburb that was home to two of the ototr attackers and one e them, saleh abdeslam, is still on the loose. still, new year's eve is for celebration, says brussels club owner pablo saccomano. >> i reallbelieve that the people from brussels need to go out and party and need to gathth as well and to bond together. >> reporter: and it wasn't only the belgian police, elaine, who discovered evidence of a new year's terrorist attack. the turks, too, have arrested two men they say were planning to bomb crowded areas in ankara tonight. >> elizabeth palmer, thank you. >>> security was tight in new york city and around the world. don dahler reports. >> reporter: the nypd says they're going to make good on the mayor's promise by raising level since 9/11. it's a new york ritual. beginning at dawn, more than a million people are searched before being herded into 65 massive viewing pens. but this year, there are more police than ever. undercover officers roam among the revelers, snipers watch from rooftops, and helicopters hover overhead. among the crowds, , radiation detector and

investigators finding dna traces, including from salah abdeslam.nts were rented in september or october. rent was paid in cash. search teams also recovered explosive material and waist belts but say they did not find any weapons. >>> rick snyder activating the national guard toç assist with the drinking water crisis ongoing in flint. they are going to staff fire stations with bottles of water to hand out. protesters are demanding answers from the governor alleging his office knew that the water was unsafe. >>> for the first time in more than a week, crude futures are up this morning. u.s. oil prices have been in free fall the past couple of weeks. amid concerns about an excess of supply coupled with a decrease in demand. oil closing just above $30 a barrel, the lowest level in 13 years. >>> after 21 years, the nfl is going back to los angeles. st. louis rams are heading back to l.a. nfl team owners voting tuesday to approve the relocation for the start of next season. now, the san diego chargers have also been given the option to join the rams in