now so they realize that we are not cowards. and then we have to go to solving the syrian problem and then we have to turn to the other problems. this is -- asiem: we need a comprehensive strategy for very specific tasks hich are multiple. ulrike: and then i think it is beyond strategy. it is also inclusiveness. whether we are ready to share these values and integrate the others in these values and offer them the same nice life that we have. it is much about inclusiveness and sharing and i think we don't get there if we are 7% of world 0.7% of n spenting .d.p.. about the bitterness and this sort of relativity of values which are we are carrying on with us. so i think then that is an ideological warfare but it has much to do about otherness, accepting otherness, about sharing and about getting very different policies so that the -- of our own wealth are not thrown out on the rest of the world. melinda: let's come back to the point of inclusiveness, a point all you've made earlier and take a look at those districts in paris and be

. >> oh, instantly, because i'm a coward. and i just went right to like, the last thing i'd see was, like, a $10,000 sneaker hitting me in the face, and then i'm going to be dead. [ laughter ] so i said -- i apologized profusely. come out of the gate apologizing. i'm sorry, i'm sorry, i'm a fan, it was out of love, all that stuff. and he said, "you're a fan?" that's all he heard. which was good. [ laughter ] and i said, "yeah." and he said, "i'm working on a new album and if you want, i'll play it for you." and i was like, "great." and he was like, "i have a van out front." which is a weird thing -- [ laughter ] >> seth: there's no one it's okay for. >> no. exactly, yeah. the answer is that even sounds weird coming out of kanye west's

today and delivered a 21st century declaration of war, war against terrorists and war against the cowards he says want to destroy us all and the battlefield, they are domestic and foreign. he's calling for a drastic tightening of security and extending the state of emergency at home. outside the country, the french military has a renewed mission to fight. our coverage against tonight in paris. reporter: francois hollande, heading for one of the most important speeches of his career. the solemnity of the french president, a reflection of the mood across his nation, in shock , yet defiant. deputies from both houses of parliament were gathered for his address. from the outset, along with that she was blunt in his assessment. president hollande: france is out more. the acts committed on friday evening in paris and at the stadium are acts of war. this was not a war of civilizations because those behind the attacks were not civilized. france, he said, would emerge triumphant. president hollande: our -- we have triumphed before with adversaries more favorable than these cowards. our republic wil

eddie is the biggest coward i ever met in my life. >> woo! >> never said he was a smart man. >> oh, my lord mercy. >> dr. phil: how is he a coward? >> they'll gang up on melissa when there's nobody around to be a witness. when i'm around, there's no real confrontation. >> when have i ganged up on melissa? >> every time i'm not around. every time at a ball game. >> is that when -- >> did you see how he just used me like that? you, like everything is aggressive with this man. >> once we had a conversation on your front porch of your old house. very calm, positive conversation. i was never aggressive to you. you were never aggressive to me. we were able to have an adult conversation. >> why can't you have an adult conversation with my wife? >> you know why i can't?she can. >> exactly. >> if you watch the video, i'm trying to have an adult conversation while she's being aggressive and yelling and screaming. >> the video i see has this one in the background. >> dr. phil: can i jump in here a second? absolutely. >> it's your show. >> dr. phil: i ha

coward is how heard. or lane, which is where your house was. we can petition a name to high status and low status, and how do we measure the league? we know who went to oxford and cambridge back to the 1200s. so we know the names of everyone from then till now who attended oxford and cambridge back that always represent about the top 1% of english society. and so what we can do is look at how over represented by these elite names in the university over time, and that's going to measure the rate of social mobility the nice thing is you can measure that does with the number of -- the correlation of your status with your parents. if it's one compares no social mobility. everything is predictable. if it is zero, this complete social mobility, nothing is predictable at birth. so that just establishes a nice simple measure for all societies. and the answer you get for medieval england is that number is .8. here's the interesting fact. oxidant cambridge no, we didn't exactly the same except for we have defined a new class of elite of surnames because

school officials found her in the woods along with coward and two other students. allege victim intoxicated, inkoe -- inkoe here rent and partially clothed. >> i think somebody needs to look at the school. this happened during school hours, these four children should have been in school. i don't want to discuss my client at this time. somebody needs to investigate what is going on at the school. >> reporter: defense attorney said her client can't afford the $50,000 cash bail. no one is financial responsible for him. he has been living in a group home and issues for years. when he was 18 years old, he signed into dcf for therapy. that is the story live from framingham. >>> jury selection in a trial accused of a teen raping and murdering his high school teacher. chizham had pleaded not guilty. they plan to use insanity accused of raping and murdering colleen vitser at 14 years old. she was a well liked teacher. >>> police searching for 67-year-old woman. her family says she is diabetic and needs medication and has a mental disability and can't communicate with anyone

like a coward for leaving her. some parisians are on peg and many are angry about what happens here. and a group of french muslims started a social media campaign to condemn the attacks. >> what they did is terror and this is not the islamic -- . >> islamic militants claimed responsibility for the attacks that killed 129 people. france is demanding its european allies support military action against iss is. secretary of state -- isis. secretary of state john kerry said that more needs to be done. >> and we have to step up our efforts to hit them at the core >> reporter: for a second day, trench warplanes slammed isis targets in syria. >> and wbz has continuing coverage of the paris terror attacks on air and online. we'll bring you the latest available. >>> and breaking news. major change is coming to the families. governor baker is making the first significant update to the apartment -- department, which has been under fire after the death of several children and changes include a policy overhaul. the first in near

and of republican governors don't have the guts to participate in free and fair elections, these cowards should get another job. [applause] our job is to create an america in which we have not one of the lowest voter turnouts in the industrialized world, but one of the highest. [applause] our job is to make it easier for people to participate in the political process, not harder. [applause] and when we talk about where we are in the nation, all of you know that we are living in a very competitive global economy and in that context it makes zero sense to me that we have hundreds of thousands of right and qualified young people who want to go to college, who should be in college but can't go to college for one reason and that is their families lack the income. [applause] that is not what america should be about and that is why i have introduced legislation and will make and as president, in which every public college and university in america is tuition free. [applause] [applause] and what that is about, and i want you all to appreciate what that is about. it's telling every kid in clevela

they are cowards and they won't win. >> phillipe :in paris - i'm erin mclaughlin reporting. >> vicki : a scary situation in san jose this afternoon after reports of an explosion came in. > >erin >> vicki : p-g-&-e stopped a gas line fire near a commercial building. it happened along harwood road near wyrick avenue just before 2 this afternoon. this is amateur video from one of our viewers. firefighters responded to flames. turns out a gas line ruptured. it happened at a vacant house. crews were able to get the fire out and no one was hurt. evacuations were not needed. gas lines were turned off for around thirty minutes. four people remain in critical condition after a double-decker tour bus crashed... injuring 20... in san francisco's union square friday. a spokesman for the city's general hospital says the status has not changed for the 2 men and 2 woman. 2 other men remain in serious condition... no word on the condition of the minor who was also taken to the hospital. over at st. francis hospital... one man is in stable condition a spokesman said today. the bus raced across two bl

some parisians refused to be coward by could could cowered b. >>> mali is under a state of emergency after being attacked by terrorists. islamic militants stormed the raddison hotel. she was a peace correspond -- peace corps volunteer. >> this is a reminder that the scourge of terrorism threatens our nation. we will stand with the people of mali. >>> attackers used fake diplomatic plates once inside they shot everyone sitting down for breakfast. mali had been battling islamic extremists with the help of the u.n. and french forces. >>> penn state is beefing up the security for their final home game against michigan. there's no known threats, but they are increasing security as a precaution. guards will pat down people entering the stadium. kickoff is the noon, you can watch the game on 6abc. >>> extra security measures will be in place for the philadelphia marathon. homeland security officials assured him there is no known threat to the city. all runners and spectators will be screened as they get around the security bears on the benjamin franklin parkway. >>> a philadelphia judge has

end of the season at 6-9, isn't this starting to feel like reed's last season, we'll find out the cowardsdford's shoulder kept him out of this game, not sure it would have mattered the way the defense played. mash sanchez found brent celek to tie it in the second quarter, 19 of 27 and the run game was abyssmal. and the d lost more than just the game when nolan carol was lost for the season in the second quarter, matthew stafford targeted his replacement and burnt by calvin johnson the rest of the game. 31-7 here in the third quarter and johnson both tied career-highs, the offensive line did not give him time at all. are you not watching the replay, it's the other side of the end zone, three straight scores for the duo and chairman is wondering what we are, what went so wrong? the second team in nfl history to allow five touchdown passes two weeks in a row, they are now 4-7. jeff one of the worst two game steps in eagles history. now what? >> reporter: jaime this is absolutely the worst two game stretch in eagles history, the first time they allowed 45 points and five touch downs in back t

like a coward for leaving her. a group of french muslims has started a social media campaign to condemn the attacks. >> what they did is terror. and this is not the islam i'm practicing. claimed responsibility for the attacks which killed 129 people. france is demanning european allies support military action against isis. secretary of state john kerry who met tuesday with french president francois hollande says more needs to be done. >> we have to step up our efforts to hit them at the core where they're planning these things. >> reporter: for a second day, french war planes slammed isis targets in syria. president francois hollande wants to amend the constitution. it would make it easier for police to conduct raids without a warrant. >> the owners of the concert hall say they don't know when the venue will re-open. tony aiello is outside the bataclan where the pain is still evident. >> reporter: tuesday afternoon in paris and you can see the police have opened the street in front of the bataclan club where the wo

some parisians refused to be coward returning to sidewalk calf eyes on this friday evening. and the search continues for salah abdeslam who escaped after at tacks and he was stopped at belgium border and let go. terrorism came to west africa today. to mali and death toll there is reported as high as 27. one of the dead was an american fwrom north jersey identified as anita datar a public health worker and extremist group led by former al qaeda commander stormed rad son hotel in capital and malian troops were backed by special forces during a 7 hour siege mali is a former french colony. >> he's results of brand new abc "washington post" poll on ter flix our response to it. 73% americans support increased u.s. air strikes fwens isis and 60% back more ground forces and 8 in 10 americans believe a major terrorist attack is like any in the near future in united states and that anxiety level is higher only once since 9/11 in wake of london transit bombings and 54% oppose admitting syrian refugees refugees for syria and other mid east countries if admitted they favor giving special

they are political cowards and if they can't face a tree election they should get -- a free election they should get another job. >> bill snrierd joins us from sm washington. any political take aways? >> hillary clinton was very personable in this forum. told many person stories about meet -- many personal stories about meeting with the mothers of victims. bernie sanders was strong, he seemed much -- he didn't seem like he was ranting as much as he does when he's standing in front of a podium and was much more approachable. i think each candidate was able to get his or her point across very effectively in this format. >> sanders and especially o'malley need to make some inroads because clinton is stretching her lead, do you they they did? >> i think sanders impressed with his willingness to fight. hillary clinton had the reputation of a fighter in 2008, that's still with her but bernie sanders is also a very tough fighter. i think it's going to be a difficult choice for a lot of democrats. i think they both though came up with the theory that hasn't really held water in this country.

"i feel so bad, like a coward for leaving her," he said. a group of french muslims have started a social media campaign to condemn the attacks. >> what they did is terror. this is not islam i'm referencing. >> reporter: the attacks killed 129 people. france is demanding its european allies support military action against isis. secretary of state john kerry says more needs to be done. >> we have to step up our efforts to hit them at the core where they are planning these things. >> reporter: for a second day, french warplanes slammed isis targets in syria. jonathan vigliotti, paris. >> russia announced today it has confirmed terrorists took down a passenger plane over egypt, killing 224 people. russian officials say a home made 1 kilogram bomb was responsible for last month's explosion shortly after the metro charter jet took off from the shar mel sheik resort area. in response, the russian military joined france in launching attacks in syria. for the latest developments on the attacks in paris, breaking news and live updates, download the w

the local amusement i remember at that time i was on the other and until today i include myself a coward beefier of the darkness but that is the most important thing it lasted almost five hours and it was like a group therapy session. a young staff member of the museum in washington d.c. has been reading archival materials speaking to those what she was in poland. december, 2011. the older brother that was sentenced to prison 15 in 12 years as effectively he still talked about patriotism to zero is prepared to serve our country. december 2000. 100 kilometers north of jedwabne. he is waiting for me at the turn of. he asked me where my parents are from another's surname there's nothing wrong with her maiden name there was a poll that was a mother and got her papers and married her. that was 1940 tarot. she disappeared completely i've learned of my origins by accident as an adult. whether not your fate was sealed the germans would have killed them sooner. it isn't right to make our people we criminals. and isn't the time to launch a campaign when jewish ideas is attacking poland. december 1

. >> freedom itself was attacked this morning by a faceless coward. and freedom will be defended. >> and i kind of got goose bumps. and first off, like, "how in the world did i just remember that?" and then i thought, "you know what? forget counting." i started saying that over and over. "freedom itself was attacked this morning by a faceless coward. freedom will be defended." and then it kind of hit me, then. so, after weeks of training, 82 minutes into a flight, i'm like, "i'm on this mission. and we're gonna kill him." two minutes out, the doors open, and it's not a training site in the mountains in the united states. and it's not a desert. it's lights. it's a city. one minute out, and i remember thinking, "man, this is some serious navy seal stuff we're about to do." so, we were in the second helicopter, and the plan was the first helicopter was gonna go in front. >> one of the stealth helicopters was going inside the compound itself. the other was going to set down outside the walls of the compound briefly, let off a couple men and a dog that wer

what a coward. >> reporter: investigators say the same suspect attacked two other women in the last couple of weeks at east 153rd street and morris avenue. police say roberto followed a 64-year-old woman to her apartment, threw a liquid in her face, punched her repeatedly, and stole $50 from her as well as her mobile phone. a second woman, 68 years old, police say the suspect attacked her on east 156th street, put a knife to her neck, and stole $500 in cash from her. many people are concerned for their safety. >> we don't come outside. >> we stay in the house. we don't really be out here. >> reporter: while the 72-year-old is putting up christmas decorations, she's filling out pages of paperwork to replace her id, medical cards, items stolen she said by this suspected thief. the suspect. we've also learned he has a criminal past. it was about this time a year another theft. reporting live, katherine creag, news 4 new york. >> good to get that picture out, >>> on long island, police searching for a serial robber after a very scary crime. police say a gunman wearing a mask held up a pier 1 i

freedom itself was attacked this morning by a facele coward. freedom will be defended. and then it kind of hit me then. after weeks of training 82 minutes into the flight i'm like i'm on this mission and we're going to kill him. >> for god and country. >>> good evening. i'm peter doocy. over the next two nights, you will meet one of america's bravest warriors. for more than a decade, he served through multiple wars and through dangerous missions too numerous to count. he served as a navy s.e.a.l., a member of the same s.e.a.l. team 6 and on the night of may 1st, 2011, he was a part of "operation neptune spear" as the second man through the door into the room where the world's most wanted terrorist was hiding, he fired the fateful shot that brought the biggest manhunt in world history to an end. his name is robert o'neill. and he is the man who killed usama bin laden. the face we're looking at is the last face that osama bin laden saw on earth. >> yeah, i mean, if it was light enough, i was definitely the last person he saw. >> you trained on targets with his face on it.

he's a coward. >> reporter: the suspect's picture is now posted around the neighborhood. you can see a noticeable tattoo on the back of his neck, capture on the building's video surveillance. >> it's not stopping them. >> reporter: meantime, his latest victim is hoping she's his last. she's preparing for the holidays while also filling out paperwork to replace all of her stolen cards. the suspect is about 5'6", 160 pounds and last wearing a yankees' baseball cap. police are asking anyone who may have any information to call crimestoppers. is we're live in mont haven tonight, lori. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, the new face of poverty here in new york city. >> wednesday, thursday, same thing. >> a new report reveals that half of all people receiving assistance for food have a paycheck coming in. what's happening and why some say this is only going to get worse. >>> and a big change in how women get birth control. where some may soon not need a doctor's help to get the pill. >>> and employees tie up and robbed a pier 1 on long island. why police believe the robber may soon

now, coming up at 6:00 p.m., coward's troubles past and why he wasn't living at home. we're live in framingham tonight, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >> a mystery in worcester after a body is found inside a car engulfed in flames. investigators are trying to figure out how it got there and if the fire started before or after the fire started. stephanie, people who live in the area say they've seen trouble like this before. >> the reporter: and mark, residents say it's because of exactly where we are, where this area is. take a look, i'm standing right here on a dirt road, it is very just a very isolated area. meantime, it was right there, in just the last 90 minutes, police towed that car away. >> i've seen a lot of car fires and stuff up there, because it's very remote. >> the reporter: mark has lived in this quiet worcester neighborhood for the last 42 years. he told us, people often bring their cars here to burn them. he also said, dumping garbage and other waste has also been a long time issue. but he was surprised to find police found a body inside this burned

jason kelce said going forward they are going to find out who is with us and who the cowards are on thism. just an awful, awful loss. season on the brink, season in crisis, whatever you want to say. i'm john clark in detroit, michigan. back to you. >> i think a lot of people were hoping this short week would help them, but, obviously, not. >> yeah. terrible. >> thank you. and if you didn't get your fill of football yet, don't miss tonight's game between the bears and the packers. it's right here on nbc 10. coverage starts at 8:00 p.m. >>> in just a few minutes we'll have the best from today's high school football action. don't miss highlights from games around the region coming up on nbc 10's high school blitz. >>> now to a sport of a different kind, you know what i'm talking about, the battle for the best holiday deals. this was the scene in best buy where doors opened just about an hour ago. people already filing in. here's a live look inside that store right now. yeah, they are ready at the cash registers because they know they are going to get swamped. many businesses have opened the

logano called the wreck a coward move by kenseth. the wreck allowed vallejo native jeff gordon to take the lead. gordon is retiring after the season, clinching a spot in the chase finals three weeks from today in miami. >>> but how about your oakland raiders? vern glenn locker room report coming up on game day tonight. >> that's nice. >> you know? >> we talked about the energy, the post game interviews. you can see the sparkle in their eyes, in contrast to other locker rooms. >> michael crabtree was in the 49er locker room, never really fit there. you look at his attitude, they have turned that culture around. >> it's awesome to see. is it really tomsula 100%? his fault? i don't think so. >> he says that. >>> see you at 11:00. "60 minutes" is next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> whitaker: what is this? you might think of heroin as primarily an inner city problem, but dealers are making huge profits by expanding to new, lucrative markets-- suburbs all across the country. i'm sitt

like a coward for leaving her. some parisians are still on edge and many are angry about what happened here. a group of french muslims has started a social media campaign to condemn the attacks. >> what they did is terror. and this is not the islam i'm practicing. [ chanting ] >> reporter: islamic militants claimed responsibility for the attacks that killed 129 people. secretary of state john kerry who met tuesday with french president francois hollande says more needs to be done. >> we have to step up our efforts to hit them at the core where they are planning these things. >> reporter: for a second day, french warplanes slammed isis tickets in syria. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, paris. >> the brother of one of the accused gunmen in the paris attacks is speaking out today. he insists his brother salah was not connected to the killings and has no idea of his whereabouts. a manhunt is under away across europe for the 26-year-old. his family is encouraging him to turn himself in. authorities say he was last seen ent

vicki coward oversees the facility that was attacked. >> what happened yesterday was a terrible crime, results in a terrible tragedy and we would never forget it. >> reporter: when deer finally surrendered, a cbs news source said quote, no more baby parts. investigators searched his property in north carolina and colorado. neighbors say deer was recluse. >> he wasn't outgoing much. he kind of stayed to his. >> relatives of deer described him as weird and unpredictable. cbs news, colorado springs. >>> pro-choice demonstrators rallied in san francisco today in response to the ram page. they say no matter what provoked the colorado shooter, a attacks on abortion providers need to stop. >> the details aren't clear about the motivation of the shooter but we know there's been an escalation on aboard rights and womens' rights over their decision to become mothers over the last years. >> demonstrators say the rally was their way this had standing of in solidarity of their attacks. >> it is another frigid nice across the bay area. downtown's plaza de caesar chavez, with hundreds of trees decor

from doing vital business and that paris, one of the most beautiful cities in the world will not be cowarded by the violent actions of the few. >> he also said that he would look in to allegations claiming intelligent reports have been altered to appear that the united states is making progress against their campaign on isis. more needs to be done to combat the terrorist group. >> we need to be aggressiveness because isil is across the state. they have 30,000 fighters with a civil instruction, funding, spreading in other countries where it is a big, big problem. >> feinstein has been vocal in the handling of the threat. >>> investigating a bomb threat that took off from new york. it was diverted last night with 256 people on board. police searched that plane where bomb-sniffing dogs found nothing. and they then cleared that plane. last week two air france flights from the u.s. to paris were diverted because of bomb threats. >>> new york city police participated in a train exercise today -- in a training exercise today. a simulated attack in the abandoned subway station where counterterrorism

logano called the wreck a coward move by kenseth, allowing jeff gordon to take the lead and he would hang on for his first win of the year. gordon is retiring after the season, but clinches a spot in the chase finals three weeks from today. good for jeff gordon, trying to go out on top. >>> not good for the 49ers. >> yeah. >> one more game before their bye week and you saw the coach taking the blame, as he does every week. >> he does. >> jim tomsula, lot of speculation, should they make a lot of changes at the bye week? i'm not sure what they could do at this point that would improve the team. >> if you were to say the 49ers' biggest problem is what? >> how much time we got? >> we got to get going. >> 9 seconds. >> all right. we'll continue that. >>> thanks for watching. see you back here in half an hour at 6:30. thanks for watching. ,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> glor: officials say it broke apart in the sky, not on the ground. we're in cairo with new details on the russian air disaster. sign up time for obamacare, with rising premiums and penalties. the vote to legalize marijuana in ohio an

they are cowards. they are monsters. they are beasts.after 9/11, bill maher got in big trouble, he called terrorists, he was pilloried for that, but he was right. they are willing to die for their cause, for their beliefs. we are not. they're monsters. but let's face up to the fact that these people are capable and determined and our response has been weak and limp. >> i want to ask you about the refugee thing. obviously there's all this focus on, well, you know, these people are coming over on boats. they're going to be sneaking in. they're young men. we can't forget that the majority of them are coming because they have been scared to death out of their own villages which have already been pillaged. they have been pushed out of their countries because some would say, you know, have been allowed to establish this caliphate across iraq and syria. so do you blame -- you know, what do you think about whether or not this should change the notion of whether we should continue to take these refugees? is that the problem? >> it's a problem. it

. >> she said don't be such a coward.n when i was doing the sequel, the second one, people were come on. the third one, stop already. fourth one, put a fork in it. >> reporter: this time rocky is training adonis creed for a big fight and critics are claiming it's the best rocky since the original. this week, we're also talking "spotlight." >> tell this story, we're going to tell it right. >>> the tale of the catholic church sex abuse scandal. here there's bound to be an oscar nominee and the oh, so, oscar worthy love story rooney mara, kate blanchett. >> i like the hat. >> and for the families, pixar is the good dinosaur from our parent company walt disney. >> aren't you just the cutest thing. >> to get to work with pixar was a whole other experience and to be able to go down in pixar history is another thing. it's mind blowing to me. >> reporter: tuesday night previews were record breaking. it eclipsed frozen's stellar tally from two years ago. ♪ let it go, let it go >> and creed" made more money than any prethanksgiving

the worlds who have attacked, hitting innocent people, are cowards who shoot unarmed people, so we are -- this is not a war of civilizations, because those killers do not represent a civilization. we are at war against jihadist terrorists who threaten the whole world. and not only france. these killers used the worst means to try to kill. but i will be very precise. that we can still win over them. >> the french president calls on lawmakers to act quickly to approve sweeping changes to the country's constitution, and spending more on defense in order to better fight what he calls this new kind of adversary. hollande also said french forces would intensify their assault in syria and that he would meet with president obama and russian president vladimir putin in the coming days to urge them to pool their resources to combat isis reports now that that meeting will take place next week. >>> now, president obama arrived in the philippines yesterday for an asia-pacific summit after addressing the g-20 about the u.s. strategy against isis. during his news conference in turkey, the president s

. >> i feel so bad he said, like a coward for leaving her. >> some parisians are still on edge and manyre angry about what happened here. a group of french muslims have started a social media campaign to condemn the attacks. >> what they did is terror and this is not -- this is not islam i'm practicing. >> reporter: islamic militants claimed responsibility for the attacks which killed 129 people, france is demanding its european allies support military action against isis. secretary of state john kerry who met tuesday with french president holland says more needs to be done. >> we have to step up our efforts to hit them at the core where they're planning these things. >> reporter: for a second day french war planes slammed isis targets in syria. >>> a millersville university student studying abroad in paris was inside that soccer stadium on friday fry during the attacks. caitlyn bore land from lancaster says she heard the loud booms and people began to scatter. despite the harrowing experience caitlyn says she wants to stay in paris. >> i would be remiss if i left them. we were terrifie

are ongoing in belgium and germany today, french president francois hollande called the assassins 'cowards'.