jesse: may was on the cover of "charlie hebdo" behead. what do you see that too represent. >> there are times when rub cases step over the line. "charlie hebdo" did something that's in very poor taste. it may be politically correct, but in very poor taste. jesse: a tweet was sent out by a british media personality. she says, quote, in the united kingdom you are more than likely to be killed by dogs than terrorism. fear mongering doesn't help. is she trying to say dogs are more dangerous than isis. >> for her to apologize for what's been happening i think is disgraceful. we have had three terrorist incidents in this country in the space of 9 weeks. the pace these attacks is growing. and we need senior muslim figures like jemima kahn to contact to stamp out these evil people. jesse: america and britain has a very special relationship, and we just want to make sure you are safe and protected. true to his word, my buddy from "swamp people" came to new york and let's just say the swamp strikes back. >> a wonderful place to learn that everythin

jesse: may was on the cover of "charlie hebdo" behead.hat do you see that too represent. >> there are times when rub cases step over the line. "charlie hebdo" did something that's in very poor taste. it may be politically correct, but in very poor taste. jesse: a tweet was sent out by a british media personality. she says, quote, in the united kingdom you are more than likely to be killed by dogs than terrorism. fear mongering doesn't help. is she trying to say dogs are more dangerous than isis. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. these days families want to be connected 24/7. that's why at comcast, we're always working to make our services more reliable. with technology that can update itself. and advanced fiber network infrastructure. new, more reliable equipment for your home. and a new culture built around customer service. it all adds up to our most reliable network ever. one that keeps you co

. >> three weeks after the charlie hebdo attacks, a man with a knife attacked three soldiers on patrol outside a jewish community center. despite other major attacks in the meantime, it would be a while before law enforcement found itself targeted again. like injuries and no death but the men was later found to have extremist propaganda on his computer. he was shot and arrested. weeks later i met with a meat cleaver and the fake suicide belt attacked a police station in paris. he injured one officer for being shot dead. it would be sometime before the there was another attack on police and military. in man attempted to gain access to the famous louvre museum. soldier on patrol as one of the squad mates opened fire wounding him in the stomach. month later, another man on a police watchlist with an air a officer and wounded during a routine traffic stop. he went to the airport in the city and seized a patrolling soldier's rifle knocking her to the ground. the next month, one of the most recent attacks. the shooting of three officers by an attacker with an ak-47 assault rifle. while one d

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in france, for example, the "charlie hebdo" and the bataclan attacks, and the mock and synagogue are under constant village lens and watch by security services, army officers and so on. i suspect it's not something the british security services and home office and the prime minister want to do nightly. they don't want to put armed soldiers in the streets of london, ring site. that will make evenings worse -- religious sites. that will be something people will look at in the weeks and months ahead. but yet clearly, an unprecedented period in terms of the strain under which the security services and the wider emergency services are operati operating. >> many thanks indeed. for now, thank you. i want to play you an interview we are did earlier on sky news with an eyewitness who was here just moments after this attack happened. his name is mohammad abdullah. >> i was doing a delivery over the fence. the action came from the side of the road. he came in the fast lane and took a sharp left. reporter: this was a man drying the van? >> yes. reporter: and from what you saw he veered off the b

like "charlie hebdo" sounds from a few years ago in paris. it came to us. came to our town.chard: at the ymca, a single round went through separate windows and the y is offering counseling to members and staffers. >> clearly it was traumatizing. a heal and get back to normalcy. richard: this new normal is not easy after a gun battle on a ball field. >> where we live, we have to be resilient. we have to bounce back. because we are just saturated every day with the national/international news. richard: the alexandria police chief called what happened last week a courageous gun battle. he lauded the two u.s. capitol police officers who opened fire and took out that gunman this past week. they are vowing to have the game tomorrow night. in alexandria, richard reeve, abc7 news. larry: richard, thank you. new developments now in the fight over the redskins trademark and name. justices say the 71-year-old trademark law barring disparaging term infringes free speech rights. washington,washington redskins saying, "i'm thrilled. hail to the redskins." meanwhile, one of several rulings

we saw it with the attackers at the "charlie hebdo" shooters. some. -- some of the paris attackers had been known to authorities. the trouble is, they have so many people on their radar screen, it's difficult to impossible to have all the resources to follow all of them. the other point i would make is that you had another case here where the attackers had been reported to authorities by people within the muslim community. him for instance, twice before which gets at this issue where, you do have people in the community who are doing what authorities ask them. the trouble is the authorities are often overwhelmed and they can't keep track of all these folks before they lash out and carry out deadly attacks like this. >> i want you to update us on our other breaking news. a federal contractor charged with leaking classified information. >> this was a top secret nsa report compiled last month, reflecting some of the latest intelligence on russian interference specific to a particularly alarming question. and that is, what was russia doing not just

we saw it with the attackers at the "charlie hebdo" shooters. the trouble is they have so many people on their radar screen, it is difficult to impossible to have the resources to follow all of them. the other point i would make is that you had another case here where the attackers had been reported to authorities by people within the muslim community. him for instance, twice before which gets at the this issue where you do have people in the community who are doing what authorities ask them. the trouble is the authorities is often overwhelmed and they can't keep track of all these folks before they lash out and carry out deadly attacks like this. >> i want you to update us on our other breaking news. a federal contractor charged with leaking classified information. >> this was a top secret nsa report so reflecting some of the latest intelligence on russian interference specific to a particularly alarming question and that is what was russia doing not just with information from stolen e-mails, et cetera, but with voting systems. we knew some inf

we mentioned the bataclan nightclub, "charlie hebdo." remember the nice attack, the truck that ran over innocent bystanders. chris, we want you to stay with us. we also have abigail miller, an american, a tourist visiting paris and witness elive on the scene. what do you know? >> i'm sorry. can you repeat that question? >> tell us, what do you know? >> so i was across the street, had just left notre dame. it sounded like two gunshots went off and then saw crowds fleeing. the police responded right away. they were running into the area. there had been large crowds in the area. a big line out front. as everyone was running out, the police were running in. they had sectioned off the streets and had moved the -- moved that quarantine bit down the road. it seemed like the firefighters showed up, emergency services, within a matter of minutes. they were very brave. i think the police did a fantastic job. they got everybody out, secured the area and did so without yelling at anybody or raising anyone's fear level. >> are you nearby still? >> i

(catherine) france has been on high terror alert since the charlie hebdo mass killing two years ago.armed police are highly visible outside national monuments.... and today - one of those officers was targeted. yeah, we had no idea what was going on. it was definitely terrifying. i mean, we were just in london two days before when that terrorist attack happened in the heart of the french capital ... notre dame cathedral is one of the city's most popular tourist destinations.los altos hills native kyle riches says he and his wife were just getting back on their tour bus then we just heard two gunshots, so we grabbed each other and ran and then i shot a video probably from about 30 feet from where i actually was, where we just saw probably five french police officers surrounding a guy on the ground. all we saw was blood on his legs.police found kitchen knives, a hammer and other unsophisticated weapons on the wounded man.he reportedly told police he was a soldier of the caliphate, without specifically mentioning isis.just yesterday the terror group released a statement from what it called i

last year when we covered nice last year and then in paris in november again and "charlie hebdo" seemedkick things off in that country. the french government and its military is changing. are they changing fast enough for the people to have the confidence in their leadership and military now? >> you know, a lot of people were very pleased with the responses from the french government after some of these attacks. they put these extra armed patrols on the streets. you have to remember in europe it's easier for people to get hold of weapons because of the open borders, weapons come back and forth faster and more easily. something dealt with quickly. looking at the response here that seems to be the case. you are right. one after the other at the other at a time like this and as you said you and i have both watched them happen. it is something which is going to keep happening, we feel. the police in paris certainly with special units set up to patrol these areas in particular have responded incredibly quickly. >> bill: benjamin hall is working that story along with david lee miller and greg