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paris and france are very much on edge, so let's bring in bloomberg's caroline conan at the scene of what was today a serious face off against one of the accused allegedly attacked is from the incident. caroline has been covering the story from the beginning. where did these -- where do things stand this evening? >> has been a stressful day for this very small town less than 10 miles from the charles de gaulle airport northeast of paris. the city has never seen anything like this. all day, they were barricaded inside their homes. the children were can find inside schools -- confined inside schools. they were evacuated by buses throughout the day, but of course, they were taken out of the city not directly home, so parents were very worried. tonight at 5:00 p.m., we started hearing gunshots and explosions. that's when the police moved in on these two brothers and killed them, and then one hostage was read. -- free. >> what do we expect -- obviously, it's late there, but what do we expect in terms of the country reacting to the event as well as the search for the one accused person, th

conan o'brien there, one of many comedians expressing solidarity with those murdered at that satiricaline. they all stepped out of their comedic roles to reflect on the power of free speech and satire. >> our hearts are with the staff of charlie edbow and their families tonight. i know very few people go into comedy as an act of courage, mainly because it shouldn't have to be that. it shouldn't be an act of courage. it should be taken as established law. but those guys at hedbo had it and they were killed for their cartoons. >> i'm a satirist who deals with this subject particularly, it's kind of scary. >> tina fey was at a television critics press conference was asked about the attacks and their effect on free speech particularly satire. she said we all must stand firm on the issue of free speech. we're americans. even if it's just dumb jokes in "the interview," we have the right to make them. and cartoonists around the world weighed in as well. this was a portion of the report by nbc's lester holt. >> in an expression of solidarity cartoonists around the world have penned their own t

. >> reporter: one of the most famous american satirists, conan o'brien, gave a decidely sober commentary>> we just take it for granted that it's our right to poke fun at the untouchable or the sacred. today's tragedy in paris reminds us very viscerally that it's a right some people are inexplicably forced to die for. >> reporter: the ideas in "charlie hebdo" will live on. the remaining staff announced they'd put out an issue next week. the lawyer declared they won't win. they didn't kill "charlie hebdo." they made it a magazine immortal that is known today in every country in the world. the paper normally prints 30,000 copies, but this week it plans to print 1 million. he hopes that one million, quote, won't be enough. for "nightline," i'm terry moran in paris. ♪ >>> coming up on "nightline," none size 2s from meghan trainer to an unusual bachelor contestant are in the spotlight demanding the fashion world join a movement that's "all about that bass." wait until you see one seven-year-old transform before your eyes. and the 45 highway mpg tdi clean diesel. and last but not least the high

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he -- conan. he was so engaged. he can have fun when he wants to have fun and talk when he wants to talk. >> until he says nope glur' saying yup to wintry weather. did i see flurries? >> you're going to see flurries. five minutes later you might see sunshine. we'll see a little bit of everything today. strong northwesterly winds are the culprit for this. the strong winds bring in some flurries and once it's out of here, it's sunny again and they come on back. let's take a look at our weather headlines quickly. that will continue for the rest of the day. sometimes visibility will drop as well with the fast moving snow squalls. snow showers today. it's going to be very cold and even colder tonight. bitterly cold. painfully cold overnight with winds still saying about -- staying about 20 mile per hour wind gusts overnight. we'll see temperatures drop down into the teens. it will feel like single digits if not below that by first thing saturday morning. temperatures barely making their way out of the mid-30s but we'll s

there is some powerful stuff from john stuart and conan o'brien. will put that stuff on twitter so you and everyone else can see it. thank you very bloomberg international correspondent. you can see a whole lot different dell from two years ago. brad stone caught up with dell's vice chairman and asked him about the latest and greatest from dell. >> our best ever consumer portfolio products we are pretty excited about that. one of them is the most prestigious that's of innovation, which shows that innovation is right. >> a 13 inch notebook. >> tell me why this is different? >> what is unique about this is this is a world's smallest 13 inch notebook. >> this is a's green -- it has no border, a 13 inch screen. we took all the air out of the product and built the world's smallest 13 inch notebook without comp remise in performance with high resolution display, and we increased the battery life to 15 hours in doing so. this has the distinction of being the smallest 13 inch notebook in an 11 inch form factor with 15 hours of battery life. quite an innova

some powerful stuff from john stewart, conan o'brien saying that telling a joke should not be like this put it on twitter. thank you very much. switching gears, you could say dell is a whole lot different from a couple years ago. the company is now private and made some waves at the consumer electronics show in las vegas winning seven awards. we caught up with the vice chairman jeff clark and asked him about the latest and greatest from dell. >> it is our best ever consumer portfolio product. we won seven awards to date. we are pretty excited about that. one of them is the most tedious tasks -- prestigious in innovation. this is for the tablet and notebook. >> to the untrained eye, it looks like a usual notebook. why is this different? >> you might consider it a regular notebook, but what is unique is this is the world's smallest 13-inch notebook. we built around is borderless display. it is an infinity high-resolution screen. it has no borders. 13 inches and we took all the air out of the back so to speak and rebuild the world's smallest known work -- notebook without compromising perf

paris and france are very much on edge, so let's bring in bloomberg's caroline conan at the scene oft was today a serious face off against one of the accused allegedly attacked is from the incident. caroline has been covering the story from the beginning. where did these -- where do

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this is a crucial moment and conan said we shouldn't have to take this for granted and we do take it granted. i have never taken it for granted. what they were doing was courageous and they knew the risks they were running. now that's coming up and people are starting to think about it more carefully. >> up until recently up until the danish occur toons, we thought of editorial cartoonists being in danger by publishers and statements in the cartoons. now this kind of violence really does shock and get the attention. >> cartoons are not just cartoons. when they are done well they are probably the best way to summarize and make a point. and you have to think there is a discussion and now we are having it. >> thank you for your work. good to see you. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." my colleague joins me from what's next. >> good to see you. we have a lot up ahead. the latest leads in the paris case. a lot of what andrea just narrate and new developments this hour and developments at home. we are following president obama who is scheduled to speak this very ho

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. >>> people all over the world are echoing what you see jon and conan are saying. >> a search continuese paris massacre. we want to go back to clarissa outside paris. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police are across the street. helicopters circle overhead and they try suspects. we have learned the two brothers said and hamyd kouachi. this comes after a long night of police raids particularly in the city where those two men were believed to have been living. some seven people were arrested in the raids but the manhunt here continues. and they're warning people to be patient. they're saying this could take some long days ahead and this country remains on high alert. norah? >> all right. clarissa ward, thank you so much. we're going to continue to monitor the latest developments in the manhunt in france but first it's time to show you some of this morning's headlines from around the globe. the "washington post" is showing that newspapers are wrestling with whether or not to show charlieing he"charlie hebdo" cartoons. >> "the wall street journal" says the house of representatives

here is john stewart and then conan o'brien. >> i know very few people go into comedy you know, as an have to be that. it shouldn't be an act of courage. it should be taken as established law. but those guys had had it and they were killed for their -- >> in a country we take for granted that it's our right to poke fun at the untouchable or the sacred. but today's tragedy in paris reminds us very viscerally that it's a right some people are forced to die for. all of us are terribly sad for the families of the victims for the people of france and for anyone in the world tonight who now has to think twice before making a joke. it's not the way it's supposed to be. >> jon stewart went on to say that we bicker and we point fingers at each other in the media here at home which, of course, we do and it's part of the conversation, it's a part of freedom of speech but he said we're all on quote, team civilization. and i think that's something that a lot of people are thinking about today. >> i expect to hear more from that, too, in the coming days. from delivering that satire to drawing it, o

>>darya: their >> gary: it was an act he take something with conan o'brien and he also did a thing onwhere the text box and listen this was the last official day and of the media circuit were they had to talk now is nothing until after the game is all want to come down to if they went and he has a big game this is one to really pay off for him. >>darya: >> gary: if they lose it have a bad game that he is a fool. >>darya: able downhill he's too old anyway they would get rid of him. >> gary: in three hours on sunday will will find out if this thing really works. >>darya: katie perry is a podium. >>: had enough time some of the one expert on the game of football but i think i can assure everyone here that's nothing in my performance will be displayed--deflated i am just here is like i did find. >> gary: i saw the interview at they have never heard her talk is no big deal she is a nice of former but i probably could have done without our being interviewed. >>darya: i have to sell you ought you have to wait for the remains with it are tone >> gary: sea is the most beloved person in the wor

. >> so there we have jon stewart and conan o'brien reacting to yesterday's shooting in france.in doing so very loudly by picking up their pens. one links the massacre in paris to september 11th. one focuses on the juxtaposition of freedom. you show the terrorist to the cartoonist saying he drew first referring to his pen. >> a lot of moving cartoons yesterday. >> look at this one. this is the one you're talking about. >>> coming up we'll speak to "the washington post" cartoonist about what he drew in response to the paris murders. we'll get an exclusive response from the state department. stay with us. "morning joe" continues after a quick break. discover card. hey! so i'm looking at my bill and my fico® credit score's on here. we give you your fico® score each month for free! awesomesauce! wow! the only person i know that says that is...lisa? julie?! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and see your fico® credit score. she inspires you. no question about that. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil fo