the man was armed and wearing a bulletproof jacket, not yet named. welcome. thank you for joining us on "france 24." french police have cordoned off a town 40 kilometers north of paris. after three-hour standoff, officials say that phone contact has been made and a lawmaker at the command post says that the kouachi brothers say they want to die as martyrs. thank you for being with us. has there been any movement? >> you can hear sirens blaring in the background. about 20 minutes ago, seven vans full of the soldiers drove by in great haste. about 700 meters away from the factory where the suspects are inside and they're holding a hostage of the moment. the situation is very tense. we are watching closely. >> these 2 men are inside the factory. give us a sense of the setup. >> we spoke to a local resident about 20 minutes ago who told us this morning that he had eight helicopters in the sky and there were soldiers coming down into the streets of this town, about 40 kilometers outside. he sought snipers on the roof of the factory. really, these 2 brothers said a

i'm next to two dozen tactical police wearing body armor, some standing behind body length bulletproof shields. across the street another dozen crouching down in position just about 20 30 feet from the entrance as of the store as if they're staging for some sort of assault, preparing, and down the street dozens more of them. highly tense situation, and you request see the in fact as i'm speaking to you, anderson i have a gentleman with armed with a machine gun pushing me a few feet further back understandably, we're within sight of this store, within gun range gun site of the store. these tactical units move when they have to. they're aware there are hostages inside and of course they want to keep those hostages safe. as you mentioned in your

he was dressed similarly with a bulletproof vest on.y rare here. investigators are taking a look at that. here at the main location of the dismay right now is the offices of "charlie hedbo" where again you said you had 12 people killed. 11 of them the cartoonists and writers and workers there. a police officer assigned to protect one of the cartoonists there. there are big questions in the investigation about what is the nature of the threat that we saw hatched here. these are not suicide bombers. these were not madmen. these are not someone who are mentally ill who just caught on to the idea of jihad. they seemed to have been skilled. the nature of how they carried out the operation and the equipment they had. maybe a rocket propelled grenade launcher. how they are used. the tight bullet patterns in the windshield of the police cruiser. calling out people for massacre. the deliberate execution of the police officer. the non chalance. the coordination of movements. that is not to give a nod of congratulation to the killers. it is to thi

he wasn't wearing a uniform and he had a bulletproof vest on. i didn't recognize him. i thought he was a police ann? they were heavily armed. >> translator: were you in front of the door or within the premises? >> translator: we were standing in front of the door to the factory, i shook the hands of michele, the owner, and the terrorist. he introduced himself as a policeman. i then got into my car and left. and michele, the owner, threat man into the factory. >> translator: what happened then? >> translator: as i left for the periphery, someone told me what had happened and i was shocked. and the man told me to call the police straight away. i didn't know if it was a hostage situation or a burglary. >> is it known if there's contact between the police and these two? a local lawmaker reported there was some contact and one of the brothers talked about their willingness to die. is that contact on going? >> we're not sure. the police have told us they won't give any updates until the situation is over so that could take quite a while. it does appear as though they seem to

who is this individual who shows up all dressed in black with a semi-automatic rifle and bulletproof vest? there are layers to that story that they will have to peel back and figure out what was that event and how if at all, is it connected to these other events. >> tell us how all of this is impacting new york city your city where i understand you did take measures to tighten security at various locations including the french consulate in manhattan. >> we have over 150 units that are out there every day called the crvs t critical response vehicles. they will go to key locations that we'll designate from one day to the next based on the threat picture in the world. based on yesterday's threat picture, we moved the critical response vehicles to certain french related locations in the city. we did a deployment to a number of media places that we keep in kind of a standard plan when the threat shifts that way. we have heavy armed teams called the hercules teams. and you just saw one of those on your screen where they'll show up with heavy vests, heavy weapons. they'll show up without no

apparently fatigues and a bulletproof vest. that seemed to be known because the description that had come in from the traffic stop in which coulibaly had killed a female police officer and wounded her partner, also what appeared to be a bulletproof vest, you can also see the market employees who seemingly may have been ordered to take down those surveillance cameras. also a stroller was abandoned and grocery items littering the floor. as we continue to get those pictures for you, stay with us. and be patient, please. we'll bring them to you as soon as possible. these attacks in paris certainly have a lot of eerie similarities to what happened at the boston marathon bombing. two brothers raised in western countries spewing terrorist speech and involved in heinous killings after a violent shootout and a manhunt. dzhokhar tsarnaev, the surviving suspect in the boston bombing, is preparing to go on trial. it is under way and the jury selection for tsarnaev's trial started last week. could be a really tough job to find an impartial

and i'm wearing a bulletproof vest.mitted to it. >> officer, i need your help. >> after learning the truth about his new wife, dr. sutorius stopped a local policeman at a gas station. he handed the policeman a handgun belonging to his wife, and asked him to take it because he feared for his life. the policeman noted that dr. sutorius seemed disoriented. dr. sutorius' next stop was his lawyer's office. although the marriage was only ten months old, sutorius wanted his wife cut out of his will. he also began divorce proceedings. by this time, the couple no longer slept together. he spent most of his time in the basement, and days would go by without the two of them seeing one another. on monday morning, february 19th, 1996, dr. sutorius didn't show up for work and didn't answer his pages. his nurse called 911. >> 911 emergency dispatch. >> i work for darryl sutorius, and he is a doctor, and i've been paging him. i'm afraid something's happened to him. it's not like him to not answer a page. >> when police arrived at the s

. >>> bulletproof glass and intruder alarms. lawmakers are considering new ways to keep students safe in one local state. >>> a very cold start. 11 degrees here at nbc10. and most of the area is colder than that. right now it is a wind that is blowing. out of the west giving us windchills as low as 7 degrees below zero this morning. the time is 5:38. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> the cold air has come down a bit here at nbc10. windchills below zero 10 degrees right now in philadelphia. it's a degree colder than it was when we went on the air at 4:00. 4 below zero is what it feels like in the city. the wind for the entire area the factor this morning, 14-mile-an-hour winds for wilmington trenton an 8-mile-an-hour wind. windchills 8 degrees below zero for atlantic city. we will see sunshine today. don't look for a big warmup those northwesterly winds will ensure that it stays cold today. a very cold day. a bitter breeze blowing. high temperatures in the teens to near 20 degr

. >>> new this morning from our delaware bureau a push for school safety that could include bulletproof glass and intruder alarms. new measures from lawmakers would require all public school doors to be lockable from both sides. and also calls for major renovations to install bulletproof glass at all windows and doors and lawmakers introduced a similar bill last year but it never made it into law. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is throwing his rules into the tougher rules for done dealers. some of the changes would require gun dealers to report stolen guns within 24 hours and to notify police if their security systems fail. >>> also anyone on the terror watch list would not be issued a permit to buy a gun. >>> this morning, we have some stunning new numbers from delaware that show the flu situation there is getting exponentially worse. state health officials say there were 370 confirmed flu cases in delaware during the final week of 2014. that's compared to 107 cases during the same week the year before. for the year delaware reported more than 1,000 cases of the flu. >>> new th

being with weapons, and bulletproof vest. it's not something they had in france. we try not to focus on this event. not talking about a potential investigation, because that creates a rule a sense of panicking that it may not be a nice way to die, for a large-scale cell. operating with terror. the background of the two brothers is clear. i mean they were involved already 10 years ago in a terrorist cell or a cell to sent fighters to iraq. when they came in they were naive and young people. being full scale and it will be interesting to see how in the midterm or long term how there'll be a change in terms of policy trying to make sure that this doesn't happen again. that a small-scale fanatic doesn't turn to be a much stronger minded group for terrorist actions they try to get more in prison with gang members or criminal activities bank robbers inside the cell. we though that there's interaction there. we know that sometimes when you put someone in prison to pull him out of the the provision he comes out of prison sometimes worse than he came in. it's important for

today's killer was dressed the same all in black and wearing a bulletproof vest. that gunman also still on the loose. hundreds of police reservists are being deployed to paris for a burst of violence that has been unsettling as it is tragic. in the meantime bells chime and a nation pauses to mourn. [ bells chiming ] from the notre dame cathedral to mosques around paris, one of the busiest cities in the world came to a halt for a minute of silence earlier today. it was an extraordinary moment as parisians and many people around france pause to remember the horror of what happened here just yesterday. we're covering this developing story with resources only cnn can offer, our reporters, guests and analysts are in place around the world to cover all the angles of what is still a very fast-moving story. as you know the manhunt still under way. the two gunmen still the two suspected gunmen still being hunted down by police. i want to go to atika shubert who has been following much of the police activity let's begin with that manhunt. cnn's atika shubert just left the g

. >> school begins in marseille with men in bulletproof vests and rifles. >> they are -- i tell themhey are here to protect us and make sure nothing happens. the police are strong. we have been asking to have them here for a while. only after something awful happens that we could have the police here for protection. >> this school has previously received threats. many in the neighborhood are afraid. it is a welcomed change. >> we feel reassured with the police presence. they had to reassure us. they were 20% of students absent at today's role call. >> security is being ramped up. the move was made after an emergency cabinet meeting at the palace. 10,000 troops have been mobilized. >> we are continuing operations outside the country. it will see 10,000 personnel mobilized, about the same amount mobilized internationally. >> an increase in security in public transportation. 16,000 armed men and women will be guarding france. >> a french man has been arrested in bulgaria, suspected of having links with the paris attackers and was trying to cross into turkey when he was detained. six sus

. >> witnesses say masked gunmen wearing bulletproof vests stormed into the current the hotel, killing at least 8, 1 of them an american. the u.s. citizen works for a fairfax company called team crucible. it is a security training and operations firm, and he said this in a statement -- "today our company was the victim of a terrorist attack at the current the hotel in libya. during the attack, one of our employees, david area, was killed. our company mourns this extraordinary loss with his family and friends." the company would not release information, what he is described as a project security manager working in libya since july of last year. he was also a 12 year combat veteran with the marine corps. so far it is not clear who was behind the deadly attack. >> we condemn the terrorist attack on the current the attack in tripoli carried out earlier today. we send our condolences to the victims and their families. >> roz plater, abc 7 news. >> on social media, a group associated with the islamic extremist group isil is climbing responsibility. >> an army sergeant accused of desertions c

fire on a police patrol in the south of paris, a man armed with an automatic weapon, wearing a bulletproof vest and firing specifically at uniformed police officers. one police woman died of her injuries another is critically injured, and police are concerned, apparently, that this is the same individual who's now holding five people, we believe is the number of people held hostage as a coacher supermarket in the east of paris. >> for our american audience that is just now tuning in, are there concerns in france now that are being confirmed that this gunman is related to the other two gunmen in dammartin? >> indeed, yes. just in the last hour or so, police have said that they have been able to establish what they described as a link between the two gunmen who it's believed are holding a hostage to the north of paris. that situation in the town of dammartin, and this other man who is now holding a number of people hostage in the kosher supermarket in the east of paris. police are saying that these menu each other. police haven't gone as far as to extrapolate and say that the two shooting at

he's wearing fatigues has what looks like a bulletproof vest on. other images show employees apparently taking down surveillance cameras on the orders of the gunman bodies of some of the four people killed by coulibaly can be seen on the floor. a baby stroller sits abandoned in the aisle of the market. you see people huddled together you see groceries scattered on the floor. all this unfolding just hours before police stormed that market and killed coulibaly. let's get some perspective on these new images. we have chief national security correspondent jim sciutto joining us now from paris. jim, you've seen the images. we're still trying to get some access to them. but what stands out to you when you look at them? >> reporter: they're harrowing images from inside this kosher market in the very midst of the attack in what would be an otherwise mundane scene, an image of a small little grocery store. but you see the fear playing out in those images. you mentioned a stroller abandoned. there was a child hiding with some of the other people who were in

he was wearing a bulletproof vest and believed to be carrying two weapons, a handgun and one larger weapon which is what he is believed to have shot that policewoman with. police are now searching for him and looking witnesses that may lead to his arrest. >> authorities are extremely cautious considering recent events over the past 24 hours. this attack comes on the heels of yesterday's attack on charlie hebdo which such wealth people killed. no -- which saw 12 people killed. no links, but i can imagine the people there are nervous. nerves are clearly rattled. >> yes, exactly. they got assurance that there was no link from the interior minister when he was speaking to her he came straight from the emergency meeting at the elysee palace. he says there is no obvious link. he asked us to be careful and reporting to stress that these were not connected incidents. of course, that is what people here are connecting the incident two. paris has been on increased security alert and there is an increased police presence on the streets and at train stations, schools, and other public holding spear th

the mind is flexible when it comes to being bulletproof you let it bounce right off you and let it go on with your life. >> was it cathartic to call your book life of a plaguerist? >> it was but it wasn't even my title. but the book is enoughtive, it's creative non-fiction what i mean it's a satire on the readers themselves as well as the confession that i'm avowing then i'm happy with the title. >> i want to say something about rationalization. >> jake watered was with us from san francisco. professor copelson with us from iowa. that brings us to the end of this edition of inside story. thanks for being with us. >> coming up at 6:00 p.m. eastern on al jazeera america, a victory over isil. after a month kurdish forces have retaken the city of kobane, but most say it's a symbolic win with a huge price. >>> we're keeping an eye on the huge snow tournament moving alone the northeast. several governors have already declare states of emergency. and what the a drone crash teaches us about the security at the white house. that and more coming up at 6:00. >> we're in the mexican state of vera

. >> reporter: we're getting bulletproof vests. >> reporter: preparing to release the first issue since the offices were target. thousands prescribing to the publication after the shooting. up to 3 million copies will be printed. >> we tried to find inspiration to do some cartoons just as we've done before and in particular what we try to do was put in others in the paper. >> reporter: tomorrow's issue will be 8 pages instead of 16. it will be just as controversial. on the cover, a cartoon of the prophet muhammad crying and holding a sign saying, "i am charlie." in paris, back to you. >>> travelers can expect to see stronger security the next time they go to a u.s. airport. the department of homeland security says it is ramping up airport searches. the new measures include random passenger and luggage searches at the gate even after passengers have gone through security checkpoints. >> we are here to honor our oath of office, to protect and defend the american people. that is our first responsibility. >> house democrats including nancy pelosi today accused republicans of playing politic

france could fork out an extra four hundred 25 million euros to provide better equipment bulletproof jackets, helmets weapons, and more police cars, as well as computer programs to fight against cyber jihadists. another priority -- preventing the spread of extremism in prison. five separate areas will be dedicated to radical detainees to stop them from recruiting others. >> a file placed under the control of a judge will be created. anyone linked to you or found guilty of terrorist acts will be on the list. these people will have to provide contact details regularly. if there is a change of address or they travel abroad, they will have to inform authorities. >> was also suggested that convicted terrorist could be deprived of their political and civic rights. a debate is expected to take place in parliament in march. >> for men have been charged in connection with the attack on a jewish supermarket that left four people dead. if they are convicted of association with a terrorist organization, they could face up to 20 years in jail. >> the men behind simultaneous hostage sieges and the

the five masked attackers were wearing bulletproof vests when they stormed the hotel and the gunmen opened fire in the lobby and a hotel employee says that when he and others tried to escape a car bomb went off in the parking lot. no group claimed responsibility. >>> the nation's top pediatricians recommended loosening government restrictions on marijuana. the association of pediatrics say it could help children. and to be used for children that are severely ill and more research is needed to see if it's a safe and viable option for children. >>> the "action news" team is out working on news stories for tonight at 4:00. here is alicia vitarelli with a preview. >> coming up today at 4:00, a lesbian lawmaker says she will fight fire with fire, what she is threatening to expose about her colleagues that are against gay marriage. also, coming up with an original baby name could be a challenge for couples. now a company that will make the decision for you, you'll need a few grand to do it if you want to be original. if you have not already downloaded the free 6 abc app can you watch us live str

one was hit in the ribs but was wearing a bulletproof vest. the other was grazed by a bullet. one officer fired back hitting the suv driver in his leg, but both vehicles took off. the pickup ended up going off a hill and that's when two bodies hidden in the truck were found. the suv driver later surrendered. police say the two suspects are father and son and the victims were from north carolina. >>> now to another police shooting he said it was an accident. but she's in critical condition. the big question this morning how and why did a georgia police chief shoot his wife with his service weapon? that's what investigators in the atlanta suburb of peach tree city are asking. officials say chief william mccollom is being cooperative after shooting his wife margaret. he's on administrative leave at this point and no charges have been filed. >>> now to airasia flight 8501. this morning, inside the search zone more heartache as more bodies are found. according to the associated press, 30 bodies have been recovered for the uss sampson locating six. three new victims have been identi

new images from security cameras show him inside the market wearing a bulletproof vest. his hostages huddled in fear. some of them order today disable the security cameras. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: coulibaly killed four of the hostages before police stormed the market and killed him. his suspected accomplice, hayat boumeddiene, left paris before the attacks and came here to istanbul before disappearing into syria. the investigation is yielding new suspects daily, but the real focus now is preventing the next attack. richard engel, nbc news, istanbul. >> reporter: this is bill neely in paris where people waited hours to buy the magazine terrorists tried to kill off. it normally sells 50,000, it sold out fast 3 million copies. many bought it to defy the terrorism. >> i wanted to buy this one to -- >> reporter: 3 million copies sold, another 2 million ordered in numerous languages. the cartoonists say this issue of the magazine depicting on its front page a tearful prophet muhammad is a triumph for free speech. in muslim areas of paris they disagree. they say showing the pr

the mind is flexible when it comes to being bulletproof, you let it bounce right off you and let it go on with your life. >> was it cathartic to call your book life of a plaguerist? >> it was but it wasn't even my title. but the book is enoughtive, it's creative non-fiction what i mean it's a satire on the readers themselves as well as the confession that i'm avowing then i'm happy with the title. >> i want to say something about rationalization. >> jake watered was with us from san francisco. professor copelson with us from iowa. that brings us to the end of >> august 25, 2014. michael brown is laid to rest by his family and friends

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our spirits are bulletproof. we'll keep across that story, of course, here on "bbc world news" and on the website, bbc.com/news. >>> let's catch up on other stories. people in shanghai have been placing flowers at the site where new year celebrations turned to entouragedy. as 36 people were killed in a stampede, another 40 or so were injured. the crush happened in shanghai's historic river front area known as the bund. this report from the bbc's john sudworth in shanghai. >> reporter: because of safety concerns, this year shanghai's celebrations were meant to be smaller in scale, but photos show a major public order disaster unfelding. the stampede reportedly caused by someone throwing paper money from a window.olding. the stampede reportedly caused by someone throwing paper money from a window. the injured were taken to a number of hospitals where relatives faced a distressing wait for news. >> translator: i just want to know what's going on inside the hospital. many relatives had asked to go inside and asked th

two west virginia police officers were injured in that shooting but their bulletproof vests creditedith saving their lives. the father-son duo from texas in police custody. the father is in the hospital with a bullet wound. police say the suspects killed their north carolina couple set their home on fire put their bodies in the trunk and stole their suv. police believe it was a random crime. >>> the boston bombing case is expected to last several weeks and could see dzhokhar tsarnaev sentenced to death. >> reporter: for more than a year and a half prosecutors have been building the case against dzhokhar tsarnaev. an attack that left three people dead and injured more than 260 others. dzhokhar tsarnaev is also charged with the killing of an mit police officer in the days following the at thetack. many hope the trial will help bring closure of the dark painful memoryies of the attack and the days that followed. moving on like victims of the attack. >> i am standing. >> rebecca was just feet away from the finish line when the two bombs exploded ripping apart her left leg. >> for me to b

they were wearing bulletproof vets vests when their were shot. the father and sunon from texas were pulled off after finding they had stolen tags. they found the bodies in the back of the trunk. >>> the move for seeking the death penalty for a deadly shooting inside an airport. the man had plead not guilty to shooting the employee and wounding the gotwo others. >>> a 19-year-old says he was ambushed christmas eve and her attackers posted pictures of the assault for all the world to see. her then-boyfriend took her to a cincinnati area mall and pulled her out of the car. several women jumped her, cut her hair wrote on her face and then robbed her. in these photos on facebook police records indicate that the boyfriend and another woman were charged with robbery, but so far no arrests. >>> rallied in protestsupport of the st. louis police. that new year's eve rally was similar to others held around the country including this one in milwaukee. people hearsay what they call anti-police protests are taking an expensive toll on police departments everyw

when the police, was shot the suspect was wearing a bulletproof vest and when the couple showed off the to costas at a kosher deli they said you know who we are there's a lot of different abortuses to the fact that this may all somehow be connected whether all of the suspect we'd have said four suspects into st. their acid connected as others are simplified are on the same movement. >>darya: they're upset over the depiction of the profit mohammed. their 1200 french nationals leavened fighting overseas. >>mark: toward out by the man in the now back in france the largest concern that the french authorities to they're considered to be the greatest target for and its arab track their resin to a level the highest alert. in the there were sympathizers or involved in the attack have been on the u.s. no flights this for quite some time as he has ties to the test of resistance when a them heavily to travel to yemen recently and have training for all kited-- >>mark: during the shooting at chilly at the one of the brother shouted out that until the system at kited >>darya: out enough the last big

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a modus operandi to what happened here military dress, maybe a bulletproof vest.se. man in his 50s had been detained and he has been released. mickey that's the latest from here right now. the bad news is that the bad guys are still on the run. the good news is "charlie hebdo" is going to publish their magazine and the people are you nighted in saying the cause of freedom is one that must prevail. >> that is a powerful statement, chris, thanks so much. >>> let's look at the five things you need to know for your new day. as you've learned and we've been telling you a massive manhunt still unfolding in france for the two brothers suspected in the attack of the "charlie hebdo" magazine office in paris. the magazine will be published as we just heard as scheduled wednesday. >>> much of the u.s. bundling up. almost 90% of the nation dealing with below freezing temperatures. public schools in boston and cleveland will all be closed today. >> crews are scrambling to remove the tail section of flight 8501. divers attempted to raise the tail ready the tail for raising toda

he said he would like to see bulletproof barriers between the officers and the public. live from northeast, sam ford, abc 7 news. >> jesse matthew was back in a fairfax county courtroom today, accused of a number of crimes, including the abduction of uva student hannah graham. jeff goldberg is live in fairfax with what matthew acknowledged when he walked into court today. >> it was an interesting moment. jesse matthew walking into court and smiling to his father, who was sitting in the last row. after the hearing, i spoke with his father who said, yes, it was good to see his son, but he would not say anything else. as jesse matthew awaits trial in fairfax, the victim in the case remains overseas. she plans to return home to testify in court. >> she really doesn't want me to talk about her. >> matthew was accused of sexual assault and attempted murder and a september 2000 five incident in which he allegedly grabbed a 26-year-old woman on rock garden drive and assaulted her in the woods. in court, defense attorneys lobbying for $2000 to pay for a new dna expert, claiming

. >> seeing him come out of the bulletproof motorcade. and they don't come out and get one-on-one, what kind of impact his message can have? and will he address the terrorist threats and cells we are talking about so much in the world and the radical religious movement that is backed by radical islam. >> he has spoken out stronger than anyone i know of. he will not enter into dialogue from those unless they reject isis. that is no such thing as diplomacy and dialogue if you are not rejecting isis. that is very strong and last sunday, hey, especially muslim leaders and religious leaders you better get rid of extremism in the name of god especially the muslim leaders. who is saying that? he is able to speak strongly and clearly because people trust him as walking the walk. and you know in this crazy world, isn't is nice not that he is perfect. but you say gosh i trust him for doing what he says and believes in. >> you have to give him credit for. that thank you for being in the studio with us. >> saturday night. yeah. >> and fox will have l

one witness also says he was wearing a bulletproof vest. >> translator: this morning around 8:00 a mancar opened fire on one member of the municipal police and one member of the federal police who happened to be working together on public roads. the individual got out of his car and started shooting. then fled the scene. >> that's emanuel cravello there. carrie nooten is a journalist with the french public broadcaster. she's been at the scene of this shooting in montrouge and she gave me the latest. >> reporter: yes i think we know a little bit more because i was able to talk with some witnesses. so it all started with an accident, a car accident in the middle of the road very early this morning, 7:15 and 45 minutes later on, while the policewoman arrived to do a routine job and she was taking some information about the car accident the shooter arrived. he shot her, hit her. shot a second time. hit a guy who was working for the city. he was injured in the face. and there was a fight in the street because people were trying to stop him. and he managed to flee away. and apparently there

police pulled over the pair, who then started shooting at the officers, both officers did have bulletproof vests on, and both are out of the hospital tonight. >> federal prosecutors will seek the death penalty against the man charged in a deadly shooting rampage at los angeles international airport couple of years ago. twenty-four year old paul has pled not guilty to murder and other charges in the killing of tsa officer geraldo fernandez, new jersey nature sieve due in court on monday. dallas father experiences what is any parent's worse nightmare. >> terrifying moments on new year over. stranger snatched his two young children, seven year old boy, three year old girl. she grabbed the children, when he was shopping, this woman -- police arrested 23 year old brianna, and book her on two charges of kidnapping. they say walked out of the garland road thrift store in dallas their dad was trying on clothes, at the time. about an hour later the woman saw children and this one did actually, new something just wasn't right here. >> i said where's your mom and dad. they said they didn't know. see

you need to make sure you are bulletproof for the 10,000 year flood. that is what anna is talking about. whenever you get capital transmitted through our banking system, we used to turn around and get that out to clients to help stimulate and grow the economy. now she is in a position where she is not research leading capital, she is holding on to it. in many respects, in europe, as we discussed in a meeting earlier in zurich, it seems like that process is starting to get worse and not better. >> anna? >> the global financial report we have done analysis on a smaller sample of the european banks. if you take the 40 against lists of european banks and look at where they were in 2007 versus today, they are at the same level and capital is more than doubled. the returns on these banks equity is around 6%. that is why i think banks are ready to lend again. this is incredibly important. i think two things are important. we want to use it to grow our lending. we are not going to buy anything. we are growing our balance sheet. it has actually grown our lendin

five mass gunmen storming into the hotel wearing bulletproof vests and shooting into the air.veral hostages captive. three hotel guards are dead. the attackers also blew up a car bomb in had the parking lot. >>> now to our other top story the search for those missing georgia grandparents taking a turn for the worst. >> officials now confirming bud and june runion's car was found as well as two bodies. good morning kelly. >> all three of us are disturbed by this story as any one would be. here's what happened over the weekend. police and volunteers in georgia had been scouring the area for bud and june runion since the weekend. that search ended after finding the couple's car submerged in a lake two bodies, a man and a woman were found nearby. police are awaiting the results of an autopsy before they actually identify them. >> not the outcome we had hoped for. but obviously it's one we have to deal with. >> the runions were first reported missing by their three daughters friday when they did not show up to baby-sit their grandchildren. family members say the couple was planning

thought guys maybe provided logistics like cars or equipment or like weapons or bulletproof jackets andephones and explosives. maybe let's say information about the targets. maybe just one view of potential targets. it is not just about weapons to facilitate their job. to add them to be ready. a number of 10 or 12 is significant for me and makes sense. >> is it a lot? >> no it is average necessary to be a cell to be effective. >> that number seems like a cell to you. fabrice, thank you. we will talk to you in a bit. a lot going on here this morning in paris and, frankly, christine, across europe. >> we are monitoring the details as the french publications are down. you have that hack attack angle. the group anonymous will go after islamic web sites. you have other hackers who are going after french media web sites. we will monitor that. thank you, john. >>> happening in hours, the terror suspect accused of plotting an attack on capitol hill heading to court. new information we are learning about the suspect and case against christopher cornell. >>> plus breaking news. u.s. troops now se

they are wearing the very thick bulletproof vests with a plate that will stop kalashnikov bullets.y have sub machine guns they are carrying around right now. >> traffic cops heavily armed. >> reporter: they are taking this seriously, as well they should. they had three of their number cut down in the last week. three police men killed. we will see an homage to the three killed later on today. in any case they taking it seriously. the reports this morning that afp is reporting that a frenchman was arrested in bulgaria with some connection with this. maybe on his way to turkey or on to syria. we are not sure. a lot of vagueness about that. there was the overnight report that you mentioned where ap was saying there were six people actively sought. basically we heard from the prime minister yesterday this is not necessarily they are after specific people. they want everybody that may have any connection at all that can give them some leads on to any further activity by these terrorist cells. they are going after everything. using phone contacts and phone records and travel records and

the officer had apparently a bulletproof vest. this is not linked so far to yesterday's attack on that newspaper but like the two suspects in that case, this gunman is also still on the loose. >>> so tensions in france with the muslim community date back a while. they reached a boiling point in 2005 when riots broke out in predominantly muslim neighborhoods. this came after two french teens of north african descent were electrocuted after running from police. the rioters caused hundreds of millions of dollars of damage. and even sparking a state of emergency which was extended for three months. >>> as night falls now in france on this day of mourning you can see the eiffel tower has gone dark. this is in remembrance of the 12 people killed yesterday. the female office today making it 13. so once again, it was like this when it was lit. this is not today. but as it usually it. the eiffel tower moments ago going bark in remembrance of the victims who died yesterday in that terrorism attack. >>> well one thing that may have helped po