allen pizzey reports. >> reporter: the traditional african welcome is a joyous reflection of how pope francis' message is being received. the kenyan newspaper summed it up as, our politicians could learn a thing or two from him. on his first trip to africa, francis urged kenyans to help bridge the increasingly violent divisions between muslims and christians. all too often, he said, young people are being radicalized in the name of religion to sow discord and fear. kenya suffered at the hands of islamic extreme uss when the el shabab militia slaughtered 147 mainly christian students at the university earlier this year, and killed 67 people in an attack on a shopping mall in 2013. he called the attacks barbarous. en and said god's name must and violence. there are fears that the pope himself could be a prime target and some 10,000 police and army troops are on duty. pope francis is also using this trip to push his message of concern for the environment. but in a region racked by ethnic and interreligious violence, it is inevitably his calls for peace and reconciliation that allen pizze

allen pizzey is traveling with the pope. allen, the spiritual leader of the world's 1.2 billion catholics is now in an area where there has been brutal fighting between christians and muslims. what is he hoping to accomplish? >> reporter: jim, i think the first thing he wants to do is bring the message of peace and reconciliation. he has said that christians and muslims can all sit down together, they should sit down together. violence is wrong. he'll also talk about the environment, but that all comes back to his message that deprivation lead to terrorism. if you've got people who are deprived, they've got reasons to fight, they've got reasons for ethnic differences, that's a worry, jim. >> axelrod: early next week his itinnerrary takes him to the central african republic when is a war zone. does he seem concerned about his own safety. >> as usual the answer to that is no. on the plane today, i asked if he was worried about the trip, and he said, , "to tell you the truth, the only thing i'm worried about is mosquitoes." whe

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allen pizzey, cbs news, rome. edge just before the release of a video showing a white police officer shooting and killing a black teen. jericka duncan has more on this. >> reporter: 17-year-old laquan mcdonald was shot 16 times in october of last year. his family's attorney, jeff meslin, has seen the police dash cam video. >> first shot or two seemed to spin him to the ground. he falls down. he's down on the ground. and then for the next 30 seconds or so in this video the officer just continues to shoot. >> reporter: a judge ordered the video be made public by wednesday after the city rejected several freedom of information requests. police superintendent gary mccarthy says they are prepared for possible violent protests. >> we will facilitate people's first amendment right to free speech. we will facilitate protest, quite frankly. but we will be intolerant of criminal behavior. >> reporter: community activists are calling for calm. but reverend jesse jackson acknowledges people are frustrated. are angry. most are

allen pizzey, cbs news, sharm el-sheikh, egypt. mollie: crash investigators say they are 90% sure a noise heard on the cockpit voice recorder in the final seconds of the flight was the sound of an explosion caused by a bomb. two americans are dead after being shot today at a police training center in jordan. officials say a jordanian policeman opened fire on foreign trainers, killing the two americans, one south african and wounding six others. president obama says the u.s. is taking very seriously an attack in jordan and will be working with jordan to conduct a full investigation. the president today also is meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for the first time in more than a year. mr. obama says it's no secret that the security situation has deteriorated and that he wants to work with israel to get back nuclear deal with iran continue to strain ties between the longtime allies. turning to the weather, frank m at the bike paths were crazy busy. frank: those temperatures feeling good. yeah the sunshine out there

>> glor: allen pizzey, thank you very much. the first free national elections in 25 years were held today in myanmar, also known as burma. official results are not expected until tomorrow, but polls suggest the party of aung san suu kyi will take power. after spending most of two decades under house arrest, she now leads burma's democratic opposition. cbs news has learned new details tonight in the fatal shooting of a six-year-old autistic boy. the boy's funeral is tomorrow afternoon. two officers from marksville, louisiana, have been charged with his murder. here's david begnaud. >> reporter: the shooting happened after a police pursuit tuesday night in the central louisiana city of marksville. it ended on a dead end road. a third officer's body camera recorded the shooting. mike edmondson is the head of the louisiana state police. his agency is leading the investigation. how key to this case is that officer's body camera? >> the video is compelling. it gave us some clear information of exactly what we saw at the time that the

emirates and qatar airways are the growing number of carriers avoiding that airspace, more from allen pizzey in cairo. >> reporter: the search area for victims has been widened and with it the mystery of what actually caused it. russian aviation officials say the debris is spread over nearly eight square miles. egyptian officials said the body of a child had been found nearly five miles from the main wreckage. there is every indication that the destruction occurred in the air, russian federal aviation head alexander neradko said at a high altitude. >> more than 100 russian emergency workers have been sent to the sinai to help in the search for victims and to examine debris. the detailed investigation will involve french, russian, egyptian and other officials according to strict international rules. one theory is the plane may have suffered structural failure, under a previous ownership, the airbus hit the runway at cairo tail-first in 2001 and could have reached a critical point of weakness even though it underwent many inspections. the extent of the debris field has also focused more attent

allen pizzey, nairobi. you hear it a lot. when you have faith you never know when a blessing will come your way. it's something a single mother in tennessee learned recently. reporter dani ruberti has her story. reporter: >> we pay you for that. here is $1400. reporter: an unexpected generous surprise. >> had no idea when she woke up that morning to go to work that the god -- god was going to bless you like that. reporter: she is a single mother of three. >> recently i lost my apartment and i had to move in with my mom. i have nine brothers and it is hard. reporter: god put something big on pastor tony's heart. he started by calling domino's pizza. >> we wanted to extravagantly bless someone. reporter: he ordered 10 pizzas but asked the driver be summoned he and his congregation can bless. >> they told me that the preacher was going to pay me on the stage. >> we did not want to miss the miracle of the moment. i asked the congregation, which likely what we give this young lady a tip? >> i'm always the kind of person to give. i

allen pizzey, cbs news, nairobi. >> quijano: drone sales are taking off.how do you prevent terrorists from using them? that's next. >> quijano: a lot of folks can expect to find a drone beneath their christmas tree, but they're not made at the north pole. seth doane visited the world's largest drone manufacturer. >> reporter: these days, drones are being used to survey farmers' fields or a football team's defensive line, and are replacing humans in high-risk tasks. and one company, d.j.i., produces 70% of all civilian drones in the world in shenzhen, china. >> we're an international company. >> reporter: that china part is not highlighted by d.j.i. public relations director michael perry. there are americans who are concerned when every other chinese company that controls this much of the market. >> we have an international footprint that reflects our international character. >> reporter: but d.j.i. now has to contend with islamic militants using drones on the battlefield. is there a moral dilemma when your drone is being used by terrorists like isis? >> i

>> pelley: allen pizzey in brussels. thank you, adlen. it appears at least one attacker slipped into europe in the wave of refugees that fled syria. the clue is in a passport found near the body of a suicide bomber outside the soccer stadium. hollande -- holly williams picks up the story in athths. >> reporter: greece says this man arrived on its shores claiming to be a refugee on october 3rd and used this syrian passport, suspected to be fake, which identifies him as ahmad al mohammad, 25 years old and born in northwestern syria. ioannis mouzalas is the greek immigration minister. he didn't have any record? >> nothing. >> reporter: so there was no reason for you to suspect he might be a terrorist? >> he was on a boat with the refugees. >> reporter: the mancariing the passport crossed to greece from turkey, the same route usese over 600,000 migrants this year, many of them syrian refugees. he didn't appear on any international wanted list, where he was registered by the greek authorities, fingerprinted and then allowed to enter europe. >>

all 224 on board were killed, and allen pizzey has the latest. >> reporter: the british government said it was temporarily suspending flights to and from sharm el-sheikh over fears the russian jet may have had a bomb on board. it is also sending british aviation experts to the egyptian airport to assess the security situation further. hammond. >> we have concluded that there is a significant possibility explosive device on board the aircraft. >> reporter: it comes on the same day an isis affiliate in sinai released an audiotape that we did not take the plane down. egyptian president abdul fattah al-sisi has dismissed the isis claim as propaganda. the russians have also been sceptical of any terror plot, but isis has recently been angered by russia's air strike campaign against them in syria. today egyptian authorities said they had successfully extracted data from the plane's flight data recorder, but the cockpit voice recorder is partially damaged and weeks more work will be required. out in the desert, investigators have widened their search field to 15 square miles. theories about wh

in belgium, the hunt is focused on molenbeak, there was a raid there tonight and allen pizzey is there. >> police say the operation tonight was not droactly targeting anyone in the paris attacks. they closed this dar for drug offenses three weeks ago, and abdeslam, is the subject of an international arrest warrant for the paris attacks. his older brother was a suicide bomber there. this woman, who only agreed to talk if her identity and voice were heavily disguised, knew them well. "there is no way i would have thought they were terrorists," she said. "quite the opposite. they ran a cafe where drugs were taken. they arrested women who were dressed provocatively." how do they go from that to launching a terrorist attack pthe suburb is opaque to outsiders, a place where strangers and police are viewed with suspicion. it also has connections to many of the major terrorist attacks in europe. the gunmen in the "charlie hebdo" massacre are believed to have bought guns here. so is the man who attacked the belgium jewish museum. and a gunman who was stopped by three americans for murdering pas

>> pelley: allen pizzey reporting for us from cairo tonight. allen, thank you. now moving to the republican presidential race, a new poll shows donald trump holding on to his lead in new hampshire. but the fastest-rising candidate there is marco rubio. he's now at 13%, a nine-point improvement since september. trump is at 26%, followed by ben carson at 16%. here's major garrett. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: marco rubio's rise has come at jeb bush's expense. once an understudy, rubio is now running ahead of bush and attracting his donors. leaving bush to scramble for support today in the two candidates' home state of florida. >> new york i'm not frustrated about him. he's a great guy. he's a good friend. he's a gifted politician. i just have the leadership skills to solve these problems. we have a little disagreement on that. >> i'm going to tell you truth. here's the truth... >> reporter: rubio's surge began with his sprong spfs during last week's cnbc debate. the same poll that shows rubio jumping to third place in new hampshire also shows a spike in hi

allen pizzey is in egypt. teams have finished combing a eight-square-mile area of the sinai december ertd where the widen the search. most of the bodies have been found along with the plane's two flight data recorders. decoding them to discover what caused the plane to suddenly breck apart in midair is expected to begin tomorrow, after the arrival of experts from ireland where the a-321 was registered and had its last safety check. the airbus and other experts examined the twisted metal of the fuselage today. a neat arrange. of luggage in the desert rather than a airport carousel was a reminder how much those clues matter. isis based in the sinai claimed it brought down the plane, and while there is no evidence of direct terrorist involvement, the possibility the sinai militants are responsible can't be dismissed according to the u.s. director of national intelligence james clapper. >> it's unlikely, but i wouldn't rule it out. russian company that owned the aircraft, denied the crash was caused by equipment f

>> pelley: our veteranoreign correspondent allen pizzey in brussels. allen, thank you. the way out of syria for many refugees and terrorists alike is through turkey. it is place that hollande -- holly williams has spent a lot of time. holly, how difficult is it to keep extremists from crossing into europe from syria? >> reporter: it's very difficult. at leaststix of thettackers are thought t have spent time in syria. at least one was apparently known to french authorities as an extremists but was still able to travel to syria. part of the problem is isis has no respect for national borders. its fighters are smuggled across the turkish board entire syria, and one of those attackers appears to have posed as a refugee in ordrd to intereurope. >> pellele the u.s. said it would help turkey fortify its border? is that going to help in >> that border is 500 miles long and it is porous. i spoke to a senior turkish official yesterday who said that as long as isis exists in syria, it will be impossible to stem the flow of extremists across that border. the other problem is intell

down and in the case of ones who committed the paris massacres, perhaps even harder. >> pelley: allen pizzey, in belgium, thank you, allen. tonight, the u.s. is working to put together a military alliance with russia and france in the war on isis in its syrian homeland. secretary of state john kerry told us he can foresee u.s. and russian forces fighting alongside one another. kerry visited french president francois hollande today. hollande will meet in washington with president obama next week, and then with russian president putin. after meeting hollande today, kerry sat down with us. he calls isis by its arabic acronym, daesh. >> the basic strategy of destroying daesh's center, its core, which is what we did with al qaeda, is working, and al qaeda was diminished as an entity that had the ability to do what it did in 9/11 through the protracted effort in afghanistan and pakistan and elsewhere, in the arabian peninsula. and daesh sort of filled their void. >> pelley: we did that. >> now we have to do it to daesh. >> pelley: we did that with an enormous land invasion of afghanistan. you know