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president obama has condemned the violence come calling in an atta not jt onrae t all of hanit paris itself represents the timeless values of human progress. those who think they can terrorize the people of france or the values they stand for our wrong. leon: the president promised to provide whatever assistance france needs and pledge to bring terrorists to justice. alison: tonight cment outpouring of suoras pple flock to the french embassy of northwest washington to light candles and flowers. tom roussey joins us live with the reacon. tom? tom: it has been something as the night has gone on, more and more folks coming by. a few moments ago, three people laid on top of allhe flowers. weseen a lot of people coming by, saying they want to support the french people. as the nht went on, more and more people stopped outside of the embassy to send a message. many feel a personal connection. >> i have french relates. >> i havmily in france. tom: this man drove all the way from reston with his little girl to leave flowers. >> it's tragic. we are sharing our simple these th the people of fra

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we begin tonight in brussels with debora atta. orter: this is what the level-four security alert looked like on the streets of brussels today. security forces patrolled usually busy shopping areas. stores opened briefly for business before closing their doors. several planned concerts and soccer matches were canceled, and the metro has been shut down for the weekend. belgium's prime minister charles michel says his government was acting on a specific threatave paris-like attack. "we are talking about the threat that several individuals with arms and explosives would launch an attack," he said. "perhaps in several locations at the same time." this is the man who triggered the extremely rare city lockdown, salah abdeslam, one of the paris attackers who has evaded police for more than a week now. intelligence reports suggest abdeslam disappeared into the criminal underworld after hitching a ride back from paris shortly after the attacks. add jake tracked islamic terrorism for 20 years for the belgium intelligence agency. ( i think that if there wasn't precise information, they would not ha

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we're talking about suspected atta attackers, potential accomplices holed up in this apartment. it was a big shootout, and when the end probably came, this is what it sounded like. there were a series of very large explosions and this happened about a half hour ago. >> mitch is trying to get closer to the action to see what's going on. this is probably around two blocks back from the apartment which was under siege. >> we believe and police take it on good authority and intelligence abdelhamid abaaoud is holed up inside that apartment, the reason for this raid, definitely holed up in that apartment, potentially five other heavily armed other people reported by the associated press. officials say show has been h e holed up with five other people and potentially another highly wanted individual in connect with abdelhamid abaaoud. and we believe he is the described mastermind behind the attacks friday with explosive devices and people being fired upon by gunman and suicide attacks involved. he's around 27, 28. >> right now, we are listening to our sky news, which is our sister netw

as of mid october, more than 5,30h number of atta is growing. as of mid october, more than 5,300 strikes this year compared to 3,900 last year. at u.s. park police headquarters today where the s.w.a.t. team practiced repelling, they showed how a green laser light can overtake a cockpit blinding the pilot. the biggest risk is from lasers that are five milawatts or more, the eye damage can be irreversible. >> as we are coming in for a landing, the whole pock pit illuminates in almost like a green haze. >> reporter: no suspect was identified. pointing a laser at a plane is a felony punishable by up to 20 years in prison and $250,000 fine. so far, at least 50 people have been convicted. their sentences ranging from probation to five years. the suspect in last night's case in new york pleading not guilty. bail set at $20,000. by the way, the fbi says it's typically a male in his teens or 20s who is behind this. they generally don't know what they're doing. but as you know, 5 milawatt lasers are illegal, but you can still buy them online. >> thank you

anyn needs tbe reminded nuclear atta on nato will elicit a nuclear response. increasing training and investment and making it perfectly clear to moscow that such threats may boost putin's popularity at home. thanks for watching. we will be back next week at the same time. until then, have a great week. [music] >> dr. charles stanley: what's the first noise you hear in the morning? what's the first voice you hear? what's the first sound you hear? do you wake up and turn on the radio, turn on the television, your favorite music?c? or are you interested in listening to what god may have to say to you in that given day? >>ale announcer: today on "in touch," "to whom are you listening?" [music] ♪ she slipped through the ♪ door. ♪ sat on the last pew. ♪ a heart full of questio.

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they talk to him more like the mohammed atta of the operation. went out and found the field operatives, the safe houses, the explosives, but there is someone bigger behind him pulling the strings. they take somewhat at face value the claim in the new isis magazine that was published online today that they probably had this in the works for the better part of a year. they think that that is realistic with the number of individuals who were involved. >> so what about the other people that have been rounded up and the discussion that maybe they had other attacks that were ready to go? >> well, the key thing in this magazine that was published today is that it makes no reference to the female suicide bomber, this is another data point to suggest that cell that was taken down last night is a separate and distinct to what happened in paris. what i mean by that is that often these cells are what they call compartmentalized. it means they only know about the operation they are involved in. they don't know what anyone else is doing. if you take down one o

as president francois hollande vows to destrow the armed group after atta attacks in paris. taking aim at syrian refugees. some u.s. say they are no longer welcome. we meet the patient who has undergone the world's most extensive face transplant. russian investigators say it was a result of a terrorist act. the bomb destroyed the metro air bus. putin has vowed to find those responsible. aircraft exploded over the sinai desert as it flew from. what do you have for us? >> reporter: a home-made explosive device that's what the russia's security services has been told that brought down this metrojet plain. it was comprised of us to a kilogram of some sort of tnt equivalent. this was a strange slightly staged managed tv event. we think it was filmed yesterday, but bragged cast today. the meeting was of putin being briefed and surrounded by the minister and defense minister. they all stand up after the information has been imparted to the president. they have a moment of silence and then they sit down and putin turns to the camera and delivers an address. it is of mourning and def

also they believe he may be linked to the thwarted train atta attack. france is launching massive air strikes on the defacto capital of isis. and that is where iraqi intelligence officials say the attacks on paris were planned. the attacks of course killed 129 people, including one american, and hundreds were injured. we just checked the website for philadelphia international airport. we learned that american airlines flight 755 is the next plane due to arrive from paris, it's scheduled to land before 2:00 this afternoon. nbc 10 was at the airport yesterday as more passengers returned home from paris. college students, couples and friends among those on the flight. may higgins drove up from maryland to hug her daughter. her daughter was in a restaurant in paris during the violence. >> they were kept inside there, i think they stayed in for five hours, until they were ok'd to leave. i wanted to give them a special welcome home. >> many travelers told us that they will not let those attacks stop them from returning to paris now or in the future. >> septa

"swearing as passenger attas driver" bu >>> a passenger hiccupped and when the driver decided he had enough and ended the ride, this happened. >> let me tell you something, you little [ bleep ]. get the [ bleep ] out. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> but the driver was prepared. he grabbed his pepper spray and started spraying the driver and attacker in the face. the man then stumbled out of the car and fries to flee, but he didn't get far. he -- tries to flee, but he didn't get far. he was arrested a few hours later. >>> investigators are looking at technical failure and terrorism as two possible causes of this russian plane going down. more than 100 workers are searching for victims. aviation officials say debris is spread over 8 square miles. 224 people died in the crash. most are from st. petersburg. a plane carrying 160 of the bodies left cairo today for russia. >>> police think a driver who plowed into a group of trick-or- treaters in new york city may have suffered a seizure. last night's crash in the bronx killed three people including a 10-year-old girl. the vehicle struck a fence in fr

. >>> witnesses haven't been able to verify that fully, volkswagen seen at the site supporting the atta attackers. the mayor says this operation is not over yet, chris. it is conceivable she says all of this is part of the same network that extended into paris and extended for some time. we were hearing from molenbeek since the charlie hebdo attac r attackers got hold of. >> yes. it is a repeat in terms of not just the impact but the large loss and the coordinated nature of it, the vest, the first time french had to deal with suicide bombers with vests that very well could have been locally made. the question of what happened here is obvious. what will be done about it is getting more and more complicated. we will take that on right after the break. please stay with cnn's coverage of what happened in paris. discover card hey! so i'm looking at my bill and my fico credit score's on here. yeah! we give you your fico credit score. for free! awesomesauce! the only person i know that says that is... lisa? julie? we've already given more than 175 million free fico credit scores to our cardmem

neighbors say it's a first t time they've heard of someone being attaed by a gator. >> glad he's okay. >>> a pam family in massachusetts happy to have their bud by back safe and sound. he wound up at the bottom of a 25-foot well late monday he stayed there overnight and was eventually rescued by firefighters the next day. his safe return, of course, celebrated no other way but with doggie eats. now his owners are having that old well filled up. >>> a dangerously close call caught on camera in brazazil. an elderly man in rio totally oblivious to the oncoming train speeding down the tracks. train barrels by. luckily he's okay. he doesn't even flinch. >> i don't think he noticed it. >> scary to see. >> lucky man. >>> up next in "the pulse," miniature mansion. the dollhouse worth millions. >>> the wingsuit distance reco broken. maria. there are thousands of ways into the complex health care system. and choosing unitedhealthcare can help make it simpler with our 24/7 nurseline. nurse:(over phone) if it's pinkeye, it could be contagious. oh. i know. crisp garden vegetables... now we've adde

we're still operating at this high security level, if we're still fearful of an imminent terrorist atta attack, why are we opening schools and why is the subway coming back to normal? what's the situation here? are we at risk or aren't we? i think that's a fair question in the circumstances and actually underscores the level of uncertainty still remaining in this city of brussels. but for now, what we see is the highest security level remaining in place, the lockdown measures removing, and of course, an expanded manhunt, two men now being sought by police. for "nightly business report," julia chatterley in brussels. >>> still ahead, why authorities aren't taking any chances on safety this upcoming holiday weekend. >>> as shoppers and retailers prepare to get into the holiday spirit, they are also confronting the harsh realities of terrorism. officials keep saying there is no credible threat to so-called soft targets, but as scott cohn reports from san jose, they're not taking any chances. >> reporter: upscale shops, open-air elegance, silicon valley's santana row is a magnet for new mon

the fbi and homeland security very concerned about the potential for a copycat terro atta here in the u.s., after paris. the warning involves beefing up security at so-called soft targets, trains, airpoports across the country. and at malls, as well. a heavy police presence from new york to miami to los angeles tonight. abc's senior justice the strongly word alert this evening, warning attackers could, quote, replicate paris using similar weapons and tactics. >> reporter: at washington's union station today, an unmistakable show of force. repeatingg scenesrom lower manhattan this week. fbi and homeland security officialals today sharing their most urgent concerns in that new bulletin to police and across the country. that homegrown radicals inspired by syria-based operatives could seek to replicate the effects of the ris attacks using similar weapons and tactics, although on a smaller scale. many of the 18,000 law enforcement agencies now stepping up security. even though no specific plot has been identified. today, amtrakak's polic chief showed us how the national rail system is prot

at four ye old she has gun her work the as atta too artist . >> anchor: while her first job is on full days play many are sharing their objesses. brad is making his mark on the human landscape with a body of work that covers as much of his kin skin as it doing everyone else's. it came as no surprise for this tattoo artist when his four yearly daughter, chloe . >> reporter: what will you be when you grow up? >>> five. >> reporter: that's a good answer. aside fromming clever and cute, he says she took to drawing at an early age . >>> but then seeing the art in here with the ceiling, she had come in a few times, watched other artists and myself, you know, doing the art on the ceiling there and she is like, i want to do one. so right away gave her the chance, this one up here . innate talent this father took a chance and little his little girl leave her mark on him . >>> i woman have so much space left but it was a good spot . >> reporter: why did you pick a strawberry? . >> reporter: when he posted results on social media it went viral before the ink could dry. tens of thousands of commen

and using it as an excuse, atta attacking innocent people is unacceptable. there's no difference to y.p.g. i.s.i.s. terrorist organization. what they do is commit crimes of humanity. let no one deceive no one. we went to syria u because they invited us, i'm sorry. if someone kills 380,000 people. if someone kills people, are you obliged to accept the invitation, they are not obliged. you only go there if you want to be there. he's not a victim. but in syria it's a legitimate terrorist regime. so i say let no one deceive no one. what is done. syria is not struggle against i.s.i.s. tore d.a.e.s.h., what is done is a global attempt, as parts of a global cancellation. there is no other country who is as genuine against i.s.i.s., as turkey. as turkey. they want security, peace and the people in syria want to be in security. i'd like to ask this, our brothers and sisters. >> those that run away from fire. where are they going to run? >> they are going to run to turkey. is there anywhere else they can run too. yes, there is. are they going to drawn or run away to o

next thing i know, i'm under atta attack, i get shot, i get stabbed or manager like that. >> thank you for being with us tonight. >>> joining us tonight, carl dicks, the stop the mass incarceration network, he was also organizer of the protest last week in new york city. last saturday, good evening, i said last saturday, i i said i can't believe that they would have an anti-police protest within days of a police officer being shot. was i wrong? >> well, look, we had that protest because police have been getting away with murder. they have been brutalizing and killing people, and the whole system, the legal system, the media has gone into operation to cover up their murderous deeds. that needs to stop. and that's what we were asking to do. >> so you don't feel any remorse for having done this when officer holder was killed just days before that. >> i don't want to talk about officer holder. >> you want to talk about police killing people, but you're not going to talk about people killing cops? >> it's all coming from the police, i don't know what happened. i do know what happened to eri

. >> reporter: this is no lone wowolf atta. a well-planned and orchestrated effort b top isis leaders who hand-picked the men to carry out the attack. using a well-known isis recruit to lead the effort. this is the man believed to be the master mind. featured prominently in a number of isis videos. he's been back and forth between sere yoo and belgium over r the last several years. credit. including the foiled attempt on a french train earlier this year. french and u.s. authorities believer it's part of a strategy by isis to select hand-picked cells to carry out attacks. one attackerer in paris was struggled in europe posing as a refugee, presenting this passport t greek officials. he traveled in early october from greece, to serbia, to croatia. he was part of the team that attacked the paris statadium and was the first to detonate his suicide vest. [ explosion ] another attacker was a 29-year-old french citizen, identified five years ooze as a possible terrist but never charged with serious crimes. >> they have them as sleeper

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. >> what is important is to bear in mind who is atta. he was the organizer of 9/11. this guy was carefully hidden in socie society. he had a job. he took every step to make him forgotten. this time around, we have a guy who brag s about going back and forth in syria. fooling the guards. he tells them in the islamic state magazine back in february. why go in the open and tell about that. the difference between al qaeda and isis is different because the media aspect. the spectacular aspect. you need to be, of course, more showing yourself than the first generation. >> they wand want to be media. if you are a ringleader and taking little risk as possible not to get caught, but here he is in the metro station. does that tell us there are those layers above him potentially still in europe? >> what scares me about what you describe is that are we not able to track these people? what are our intelligence services been telling us? can these people go back and forth without any problem? can they be on the metro camera and not be recognized as a key suspect or somebody? you kn

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atta attackers who stormed the radisson blue hotel in the capital of bamako this morning are still insideat hotel. but what we have also learned is that two gunmen are dead. the mali army says that there are no hostages inside of the hotel, anymore, but ten people have been found dead in one of the hallways, and there are reports of several injured. many hostages who were fortunate enough to escape included six americans. the defense officials are telling c nshgs nshnn that all military personnel are now accounted for in mali. the attackers arriving this morning with a vehicle that had diplomatic plates on it. they fired as they entered the the hotel, and the gunshots went on for several minutes. the afp is reporting again that the two gunmen at least are d d dead. we are not aware of additional gunmen. our robyn kriel is in nairobi, kenya, right now, and she is joining us live, and she is joining us live, and so is our correspondent general spider marks. and now, there were upwards to 170 people locked in the hotel and little by little, they got out, and where are they? are they telling

a group affiliated with al qaeda claimed responsibility for the atta attack, but so far that has beenonfirmed. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, london. >>> it has people wondering about the security in the olympics in brazil. about half a million tourists will head to rio de janeiro. last week the president brushed off an attack similar to paris. >>> a survivor of the boston marathon bombing says american airlines lost her luggage. in the luggage was her prosthetic leg. ed a adriana lost the prosthetics and dance parts and the airline did find the bag in another country and it's now on its way back. >> get him! get him! [ cheering ] >> a daring rescue caught on camera in north carolina. a rescuer leapfrogged over a kayak, grabbed a man floating downriver and others pulled them both to safety. the kayaker fractured a few bones in his back, otherwise he's okay. >> lucky to be alive sdwl. >>> you can have pretty much anything delivered to your door and pretty soon you can add dunkin' donuts. it will be teaming up with a door delivery service called door dash and they'll be testing delivery serv

part of the same kind of global terror recently seen in the paris attas. malili now add to the growing list of places that have suffered recent terrorist attacks -- france, egypt, lebanon. the threat level here raised to its second highest level and the president announcing a ten-day state of emergency. dan? >>> here at home, terrorism has become a burning issue in n the race to the white house. accordinto a poll out this morning, 28% of americans now call terrorism the top issue in the presential race. the new poll also shows three-quarters of americans say they're following this race closely, that's the highest level of attention at this point of any race. let's bring in george stephanopoulos, george, good this new poll shows that donald trump has a firm lead, he's ten points ahead of ben carsonon. ump doesn't seem to be hurt by ongoing controversial comments. so, is there anything any of his rivals can do to dislodge him. >> that's a great question. his staying power is extraordinary, dan, now leading the race for four straight months, according to our

that they are determined to carry out these types of atta attacks.ot something that was done in a matter of days. this was something that was deliberately and careful lu planned over the course of several months in terms of making sure we had the operatives, the weapons, the explosives, with the suicide belts and so i would anticipate that this is not the only operation that isil had has in the pipeline. >> let's bring in colonel rick francona. colonel, what's your reaction to that warning from the c can ia director? >> i think we need to take this to heart. several months ago we were talking about isis and their capabilities and the possibility that we might see these kinds of operations. in the intelligence. business, we deal with intentions and capabilities and traditional state actor you know the capabilities and can't discern the intentions. we know what isis wants to do. what we have to figure out is what are their capabilities and i think the director was right. i think we were surprised by how effective they have been over the last few weeks.

french police released a photograph of one of the atta attackers who blew himself up outside the stade defrance. authorities are asking for the public's help in identifying that man. in hanover, germany, a bomb threat forced the sea evacuation of ten of thousands of spectators before a soccer match between germmy and the netherlands. the german chancellor angela merkel was scheduled to attend. the match was cancelled. a second stadium in hanover, the site of a concert, was also evacuat evacuated. under heavy security, the soccer match between france and england at wembley stadium in london went off without incident. david cameron and prince william were among those singing the national anthem. kate snow, what is the latest there? >> well, lawrence, let me start with hanover, germany, you just mentioned that. that was really big news here in europe this evening. that's when a match between germany and the netherlands had to be stoned the last minute. they cleared out the stadium. authorities worried because of a bomb threat. the threat involved explosives going off inside the stadium. n

atta girl. dr. greenspan. today marks the first anniversary of the launch of the march of dimes prematurity research center at the university of pennsylvania. tell us about that and what the center does. >> this is a very important venture for the march of dimes. it's a way of figuring out why so many babies are born prematurely. they'll be concentrating on certain areas that will hopefully lead to some cure, some answers to the problem of prematurity, 15 million babies are born prematurely each year in this world and 500,000 in this country. so there's a lot of work to be done and we think this research center will help us find those answers. >> are there other events planned to help raise awareness? >> there's quite a bit planned for this world prematurity day. as you mentioned buildings will be lit up. i encourage people to go to marchofdimes.com to get the word out. a lot of what we're trying to do is awaurness of this as a national problem. and we're not doing as well as we want to be doing and we have a

it looks like coordinated atta attacks.nesses say multiple masked men entered a restaurant and began opening fire. there are reports of 11 people killed at that location. also a concert hall. there's a massive hostage situation unconfirmed reports there say there are 60 people being held and another 15 people dead there. emergency crews are also on the scene of at least two explosions in the nearby soccer stadium where a match between france and germany was happening. of course, this is a fluid situation. no word on any injuries or deathdeaths there or if it's connected to all of this other violence. we will continue to follow this story and keep you updated through the night. >> happening now a local church providing proper burial for murdered transgender woman. that murder happened two years ago in strawberry mansion. no one has ever claimed her body until now. funeral is just hours away. fox 29 weekend's billeted son live in the newsroom tonight. bill, an unheard of act of generosity from this local monsignor. >> reporte

we have team coverage of the atta on paris and the u.s. response. we'll be getting to scott thuman in paris in a moment. but first, stephen tschida is tracking the threat at home. stephen: well, leon, right now the video is under intense scrutiny. regardless of the origins it has added to the simmering fear in the capitol. a warning possibly from isis. vowing to strike the nation's capitol. >> it mae sense that d.c. would be a target. >> in washington, those who view the video acknowledge it but some are defiant. >> you don't listento mainians half a world away. >> not -- maniacs half a world away. >> metro taking steps to keep the passengers comfortable and safe. >> they know there are isis sympathizers. >> if isis launches an attack here et won't be on a heavily guarded location such as a landmark. >> restaurants in downtown d.c., chur, anyplace where people gather regularly, satuay or target nights. >> for us, some say the threat real or not ison their minds. >> you don't know where they will be at. they could be anywhere in he train or the store

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today, strategic long-distance atta attacks. >> and i don't know if you are hearing this in moscow, matthew, that the russians are formally coordinating the airstrikes and giving the u.s. advanced word where these air strikes are heading? >> yes, wolf. u.s. officials told cnn earlier that the russians had coordinated the strike with them, and in other words a head's up so that the forces could avoid the cruise missiles while they struck their targets. that is happening. and also a higher degree of coordination taking place with the french. the fact that the attacks of paris have taken place at the same time that the downing of the russian plane has brought the two nations together. in fact, france president will visit russia, and the russian and the french navy are cooperating and coordinating like allies, are the words of the kremlinings as they carry out attacks ins gat isis inside of syria. >> and officials have said to me, that i think that tathey ta word that russia will find the people responsible for the down ing of this plane, and they will pun ush them and not only go after them wi

the attas in paris have heightened the concern over allowing refugees into our cub. president obama has promised to allow tens of thousands of refugees into the u.s. and met the fierce opposition from rerepublicans. and that will bring me to myy and our first segment todod, glad to have with us, two familiar faces. texas senator and republican presidential candidate, ted cruz and iowa congressmen steve king. thanksor taking the time sit down with us a little bit this morning. >> delighted to beere. >> as we tape here friday morning. let's start with the latest news coming out today. ofof course the parar attttks a week ago. we're learning of the hostage situation in malali and west africa. there have b best threats of washington i the last days since pas. shoulde assume there will be an attack on our grounds sooner or later. >> they've told us they're going to. they're attempting to do so. obviously the paris aacac our hearts broke, our prayers are withthhe people of france. we look at thi latest attack in

the suicide belts have changed the dynamic, because now, effectively the message sent is that these atta attackers, they want to die and every intention to die, and their goal is to take out as many people as they can beforehand, and as paul cruickshank will say, it is not the suicide vest that does the maximum damage, but it is the kalashnikovs and the guns that killed the people in paris, and that is a big fear, so it is a game-changer. >> that brings in the notion that we saw a remarkable video in times square over the weekend where the new york city police department, and it came up before the weekend, but a big show of force and showed dozens and dozens of officers in times square looking frightening, but if i am in the mind of isis, i am thinking, that is a better target, the boys of blue right there, and it is a pretty big debate right now as to whether this does anything against a suicide attacker. >> well, it is a deterrent, and make the terrorist think twice about launching it. >> why is that some. >> well, they won't kill adds many people if they are going up gaiagainst heavil

to make a 9/11 analogy he was like the atta. job was to get the operatives, to get the weapons and keep everyone in their lane so that the plot could be executed effectively. that's important because it means there are individuals higher up the food chain where senior people with the strategic vision who are still on the loose as well as this bomb maker. >> abaaoud is on a lane and the implication would be there are other lanes pointing to another figure head like you are pointing out, correct? >> that's correct. >> catherine, leave it right there and hope, hope they get all these guys. >> of course. >> up next, president obama says the paris attacks haven't changed his mind about letting syrian refugees into america. do you think that's a good idea? back in a moment. working on my feet all day gave me pain here. in my knees. but now, i step on this machine and get my number which matches my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic inserts. now i get immediate relief from my foot pain. my knee pain. find a machine at drscholls.com (dram

sarah eisen is joining us, and dan rosen -- the president and ceo -- the former coo atta hue. it's great to see this morning. >> always a pleasure. >> first up, netflix ceo reid hastings speaking at the conference today, and, man, did he come to play. kayla has the highlights on that. hey, kayla. >> hey, carl. wide-ranging conversation between andrew ross sorkin and the ceo of netflix talking about staying power. how netflix faced with bumpy growth and employee culture that has had to evolve along with it. he said he needs to be able to tolerate chaos. any company needs to be able to tolerate chaos to be able to build for the long-term. he says in the meantime it's not productive to focus on the market. here's what he said. >> you're dead if you do that as management. if you start trying to manage the short-term stock price, you're chasing your tail. the key in management is you got to have your stable, long-term successful picture and motivate people both employees, investors towards that picture. >> it's reallytively ease where i to say that, though, when your stock price do

. >> police say the driver was attaed in costa mesa, california, after he asked the man to get out of the car. the guy was drunk and turned on him and the only way he was able to stop him was to pepper spray his own passenger. the driver says he's done working for uber. >> i have lst so much money on people like him, and i am just done dealing with it. people like that take the food right o of my mouth. >> the passenger has been charged with assault and public intoxication and uber has banned him from ever using the service again. >>> head's up for metro commuters in the reston and herndon area. the kiss and ride lot has med direct across from sunrise valley drive. the temporary change will accommoda construction work on new water and sewer lines go with the herndon metrorail station still under construction. >>> wendy rieger at thi we hard metro has an opening at the top because neal cohen who was tapped to be the next general manager of metro, and it looked like it was a done deal, he just pulled out and asked that he no longer be unde consideration. we just got this word from the w

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