they face dc united and for the second straight year they had a chance to eliminate dc united. the red bulls took game 1 1-0. this was scoreless till the 92nd minute. 1-0 is your final. they'll now take on columbus in the eastern conference finals. they get a little break though. that first game two weeks from tonight. >>> coming up on eyewitness news at 11:00, a deadly weekend on the streets in new york city draws attention to the recent uptick in pedestrian accidents across the area. friends remember one of the latest victims. >> plus, bringing crime in to focus. the beating death of a korean war veteran leads to a donation of security cameras aimed at protecting the streets and the people of port jervis. disease many of us take to it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first

mls playoff run against the crew in the first leg of the conference championship after moving past dc united. it's going to be two full weeks between games when it kicks off, and they'll be read. >> >. i the physical part is taken of, now the mental part has to be it. the mental preparation can be even more important than physical. >>> the giants enjoy their by week, the jets hit the road to play at houston coming off the jets dealing with injuriment fitzpatrick will give it a go. the bills traded him to the jets last year. >> yeah, it plays into it. the fact they didn't necessarily want me at the end of the year plays into it a little bit for me. >> and finally, it's that time where alit ration runs whiled. the pig skin -- wild. the pig skin prognosis. the jets at houston, jets lost three out of four, trending down, the texans trending up. they beat previously unbeaten cincinnati. the jets starting a quarterback who texas traded last year. -- houston traded last year. decker and marshall still big, who knows who the quarterback the jets stop the bleeding this week 26-16, winners in houston.

the red bulls took on dc united in the first game of a two-game eastern conference final. 72nd minute, dax mccarty. it's a huge away goal for the red bulls. only goal of game 1. they play again next sunday at red bull arena. >>> it was a nearly perfect fall day for the 2015 tcs new york city marathon. taking home the gold, first time winner and one no stranger to the top of the podium. mary keitany who won here last year finished in 2:24:25, becoming the 8th woman to win new york twice. on the men's side it was stanley biwott from kenya. 2:10:34. >> i knew [ inaudible ] throughout the course. thank you very much. >> had to thank the crowd. one of the best marathon experiences you're going to see and he certainly felt it. >> another day at for him. >> piece of cake. >>> that's the news for now. we thank you for joining us. stay tuned for abc world news coming up next. i'm joe torres. >> i'm sandra bookman. we're coming back at 11:00.

pep co giving $25 million for the dc united soccer team. >> dc area community leaders are coming together to call for a formal probe of what legitimately should be called soccergate. >> mayor boizer is on a trade mission in-- bowser is on a trade mission in china. they noted pep co was the largest land owner of buzzard point where the soccer stadium will be builtment >>> a student is in custody suspected of going to shoot "every black person i see at the university of missouri." hunter park posted those threats on social media. park attends university of missouri campus about 90 miles a where a student protest led the university president to step down for not addressing a series of racially charged incidents. >>> on this veteran's day, president obama laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns at ashlington national cemetery. >> the president praising veterans and active duty military personnel as patriots who man the frontlines to keep our nation free. and the president said the country remains committed to improving health care for all wounded vets, a decorated vet wounded in world war i

. >> the red bulls are playing dc united 3:00 sunday and you can watch it on the sister station espn. here we go we take a look outside. at lunchtime why not enjoy a jelly doughnut right? those are the best comfort food in the world. we have a cloudy sky and we got some breaks of sun but it is just warm. you know, it looks like you know it could be an october day with that kind of gray sky and the inlaid clouds but it's 27- degrees and the humiddy is on the high side and the winds are out of the south. it's a warm day. 69 at north port and massapequa east hampton. around poughkeepsie where it's warm and sunny breaks here where the sun is breaking warming things up. the southerly winds pushing the clouds around. that's going to allow some of the sunny breaks until the front gets here and you see there's not much going on with if you're watching this morning there was a lot of rain with this front in the ohio valley. so it's really lost its moisture as it comes eastward but it hasn't lost the cooler air that's going to come with it. so a few showers will be around this evening at 6:00.

you are the head of the woodrow wilson center's brazil institute in washington, dc, longtime journalist covering the united states for brazil. and i just have to ask you, you know, so many people think about brazil as being this faraway tropical country, you know, far, deep in the south. but in fact, brazil is a growing superpower. it's gone through an extraordinary transformation in the past 20 years. so the last time that i was there was 1997. if i was to go back to rio or sao paolo now, would i see a

. >> from the hollande arrived in a blustery washington, dc, trying to secure united states participation in an aggressive fight against isis, behind the most horrific violence france has seen since world war ii. president obama said that united states will stand with its oldest allies. >> this barbaric terrorist group, isil, and its murderous ideology poses a serious threat to all of us. it cannot be tolerated, it must be destroyed, and we must do it together. >> obama and hollande review progress. the coalition of 65 nations have carried out more than 8,000 airstrikes. obama pledged to sign legislation this week to sustain united states support in airlift and intelligence to allies like france. >> we helped liberate france from fascists. we owe our freedom to each other. >> hollande is pledging to accept more syrian refugees while also promising to intensify french strikes in that region choosing targets that inflict the maximum possible damage. >> we will not allow those would want to destroy what we have built, will not allow them to do this. >> it is a busy week for french president

you are the head of the woodrow wilson center's brazil institute in washington, dc, longtime journalist covering the united states for brazil. and i just have to ask you, you know, so many people think about brazil as being this faraway tropical country, you know, far, deep in the south. but in fact, brazil is a growing superpower. it's gone through an extraordinary transformation in the past 20 years. so the last time that i was there was 1997. if i was to go back to rio or sao paolo now, would i see a difference? what would i see? >> you would see a country whose people is more comfortable with the current... its current situation. there is a sense of hope that has been restored to the country compared to that time. that was the time when we had established democracy, reestablished democracy, but we were entering the period of economic stability. democracy and economic stability have been the two pillars upon which two brazilian governments, the government led by president fernando henrique cardoso and the government led by president luiz inacio lula da silva, built the current reality of brazil, which i

dc rally. (sen. bernie sanders (d) pres. candidate) "workers who work for the united states government deserve the right to raise their children in security. they deserve the right to earn enough to live in a decent apartment or a decent house. they deserve the right to bargain collectively." the nationwide strike comes exactly one-year ahead of the next presidential election. thousands of protesters will also be at the republican presidential debate in milwaukee tonight. jenna: a couple of local organizations teamed up to support siouxland service members today, just a day ahead of veteran's day around 300 veterans and military families got out to the american red cross. the organization "support siouxland soldiers" provided them with a free lunch and a week's worth of groceries. free haircuts, massages and ice cream were also available for them, along with material on p-t-s-d and resources available to veterans. the event is something organizers say is the least they can do to help support our men and women in uniform. "to just know that the community just comes together as a whole and keeps supporting them, i mean we have t

dc and to good reason. you got a president of the united states that i don't think he necessarily believes in the constitution when it comes to working with the legislative branch, and having a check and balance system. got him looking at what is happening with gitmo and the process that's going on there where he just vetoes something and says i'm going off on my own. so people are really upset with washington, and they make that, i think, extension to that's just government. without necessarily making the decision that this is washington and a state. whether it's florida, whether it's wisconsin, whether it was texas, some of these other states that the governors were running, that have pretty good track records, but with all of that said, this process will work itself out. i hope we hear some good questions along the line of, what would these candidates think about the tenth amendment? are they going to devolve this power back to the states like our founding fathers meant? i think that would be a good question for one of the mott raters to ask tomorrow. >> duly noted, governor. i do want to ask you a little

sot - eleanor homes norton - (dc delegate) we have more police in the distrct of columbia than any city in the united statesthey have assured me that they are at a higher level. (kenneth standup close) officials say there is no credible threat to the us. again, the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks has been confirmed dead after this devastating and deadly week for news washington. " jessica rae: a new fox news poll has donald lead among new voters. and it has bernie sanders leading among democrats. the poll found trump with 27 percent support, followed by marco rubio with 13 percent, then ted cruz with 11 for democrats, hillary clinton followed closely behind with 44 percent. and martin o'malley came in a distant third with five percent support. jessica rae: democratic candidate hillary clinton was in new york today stance on defeating isis clinton revealed her 3 point plan she would take in order to handle the terror group in the middle east. hillary clinton will be in iowa, in the town of that visit is set for this sunday. doors open just before 5. jessica rae: republican candidate mike huc

whether you are in washington dc, chicago, or many cities in the united states, you have to be careful where you go at night. that is no different in mexico. the publicity they get down there is a problem. i drove a fire truck and reynosa. moreve to have understanding of what goes on in law enforcement, and show them it is safe. mikey and dora -- 2000 maquilladora managers go to mexico every day to work. talking about this is very important. science, -- saenz, what about in your neck of the woods? the newspaper once said we were very dangerous. people do ask, i leave laredo and that is usually the first or second question i am confronted with. thatt to show people laredo is safe and our border is safe. the fact that you are allowing us -- for me to speak these words in front of this audience is good, because we want to texas, the entire u.s., and the world to know that the border is completely safe. it is also great for trade. but we will get to that? coexist withyou the notion that a city like problems likee wit homicide? mayor leeser: we started working together. as awe started worki

. >> officials here in washington, dc, are cautioning against premature conclusions. the f.a.a. headed travel in the region and united states airport security in the united states has not been affected. the mother of air force hero is praising sacramento police for arresting the man suspected of attacking her son, james tran. he was arrested on wednesday. he stabbed stone in a fight outside a bar last month. stone had to is surgery but is fortunate to be able to walk away from two life-threatening attacks in a matter of months. >> i am walking away with scars and a clean bill of health so i and a clean bill of health so i cannot be...much more in august and was promoted to staff sergeant. tran will be arraigned on attempted murder on friday. >> san jose police are looking for help to identify an armed robber. he walks to the counter of the liquor store with his items and pulls out a handgun and demands money. no one was hurt. police say information lead diagnosis a suspect could be eligible for a cash reward so if you recognized this pan call san jose police. >> levi stadium will take center stage in february for sup

major cities in the united states are on heightened alert after they promised to strike washington, dc, and alcatraz and the golden gate bridge have not brought in extra officers saying they have remained vision length since 9/11. park police are asking the public to be watchful. >> governors in more than half of the united states are vowing to close their borders to syrian rough gees in the wake of the paris terror attacks. authorities have revealed that one of the attackers made his way to france after posing as a refugee. 26 governors say they are concerned something similar could happen here and are clothing their doors of the california governor brown take as more moderate response saying that people escape from syria are still welcome in california if they are vetted in a reliable way. some locals agree. >> there is no need for anyone to be suspicious or scared of welcoming refugees. >> to deny these people the right to come to our country and have a better life goes against everything that this country is all about. >> the u.n. is urging people not to reject refugees. despite th

france's president hollande is on his way to dc tomorrow, the question is, he get more help from the unitedtates? joining me now, welcome. >> thank you. charles: i love that piece there, the emotions. the more or less saying, world particularly europe i is -- has faced naziism and fascism those things,. charles: would you want collide isis there yes. this. >> defining moment in history in terms of how europe's leaders will respond to this crisis, america's leaders will respond, i think we need a churchhillian leadership, to defeat isis and the broader islammers threat, we're facing a brutal islamist ideology that is spreading its tenticals across europe, we need a emphatic defeat of the great evil our time. charles: thinking back to push of radical kiss lamb to europe in the past, some of the places it was stopped, who would that churchillian person be now? hollande or david come cameron in my mind he is stepping up to the plate. >> a very good question, i think that hollande has robust since the attack, certainly no churchill issue he big better, today, com cameron with a new launch. he an

. >> on behalf of the people of washington dc i paid our respects to the ambassador from france to the united states, i met several other ambassadors who were offering condolences and prayers to the people of paris. >> the mayor added flowers to the growing shrine to paris victims outside of the embassy. >>> more than 5000 sailors departed today for a seven month deployment. the harry truman aircraft set out for the persian gulf. maybe officials say the goal for the strikeforce will be to provide air support to forces in the middle east. >>> the tone on the campaign trail has changed. the candidates have shifted their talking points to foreign-policy. >> attacking paris, the city of light, reminds us that there is no middle ground in going after these terrorists. >> every candidate agreed isis must be defeated. but there is plenty of debate on how to pull it off. some of the candidates are focusing on plans to bring 10,000 refugees to the u.s. >> isis has not hidden their intention. they have stated their intention to murder americans. >> donald trump and ben carson have joined ted cruz in ca

united airline flight is turkey one, the lucky birds had today washington, dc, where they will be pardonhe thanksgiving day dinner. the turkeys have been raised for more months at foster farms in modesto. the turkeys will then the rest of their fall lives at a farm with no worries about ending up on anyone's dinner plate. do you feel the same pride that turkey one comes from california? >> turkey one. the best turkey comes from california, let me thing about that...mike? >> no reflection on >> marinate on that. >> ouch. >> best i could do this early. now, king tides are coming to mill valley. the park-'n-ride, watch out for the flooding around 9:02 and 9:4 tomorrow and 10-26 on wednesday morning, and wednesday and thursday, thanksgiving day we will peak at 11:09 on friday, and then, less flooding by saturday at 12:37. now, what will happen around the state today,ty be quiet fur traveling you may have a shower or two near eureka and otherwise we have mid-to-upper 60s around chico and 73 in fresno and 80s if los angeles and palm strings and lake tahoe is 54 degrees. today is the convey oat

he lives near the dc convention center and often parks here on not street. the night before the president of the united states, had given a speech. as security the cars were towed and the next morning, tyler began calling 911. >> the main thing is they did not entered into the system and i had no idea where the car was. >> after a couple of unsuccessful calls the the city, the continued walking through the city. dc laws are clear about what is supposed to happen your when it's -- when the city does a vehicle, they are supposed to issue a telling number. and that is supposed to be no more than two hours after the vehicle has been towed. tyler family found his car here . he also found something else. he had been ticketed not once but twice. the first ticket, failure to pay the meter. >> and the second one, adding injury blocking emergency parking. >> he had the same problem. he was told back in august for street sweeping but his car was dropped off here on massachusetts and when rush- hour rolled around, he was towed. he got four tickets totaling $400. the department admits that should not have happened.

united states. we've caught communications where they talk to people in new york and in dc and quite frankly everywhere. we have the 4th of july in the chattanooga case which are good examples. >> dickerson: let me ask you about refugees. president obama said this morning that refugees, quote, who end up in the united states are the most vetted, scrutinized, thoroughly investigated individuals that ever arrive on american shores. there's a lot of talk about refugees, are they the real problem in terms of this coming into the united states? >> there are two prongs, the foreign fighter we've had 5,000 europeans with western passports go into the countries, we need to deal with that. hundreds of americans who have traveled and come back. each of these could be ticking time bombs then we have radicalization over the internet as you and i have talked about, lastly we have the syrian refugee crisis. i take isis at its word when it says we want to exploit the refugee programs to infiltrate the west. we know one, possibly two of these attackers in paris actually came through refugee program. so that's why cong

after expressing seemed to be anyway for a database that would track muslim in the united states, and charles cameron is in dc with the latest. he's trying to dial back a little bit, would you say, carl? >> i wouldn't say that but not taking the credit for initiateiating the idea, he would say certainly i would implement that but asked by a reporter. and, as a matter of fact, ben carson was asked similar questions by reporters, and he didn't initiate the discussion either. today in new hampshire carson took issue with the idea of a muslim database. listen. >> if we're going to just take out a particular group of people based on their religion, based on their race, based on some other thing, that's setting a pretty dangerous precedent. >> now, ted cruz has said that he thinks that that's an attack on religious freedom and jeb bush has denied the idea of a religious database and mosques. closing the door on when it comes to mosques. >> the fact that there's mosques that there's a lot of activity going on that are radicalizing people, they must be treated differently. >> marco rubio said it is not about mosques.

united response to the paris attacks. we will bring in james jeffries -- jeffrey, he is in washington dc.is a distinguished fellow with the washington institute of eastern policy. you are a former ambassador to iraq. also to turkey. you know about what is going on on the ground where a lot of these missiles may be falling. let me get your take on what was said today by the president of france and the president of the u.s.. are they doing enough? james: certainly presidents hollande wants the u.s. to do more, we do know now -- we do not know how much president barack obama promised him. what the french president wants a major -- is a major campaign to really take out isis. we have that capability, president obama admitted so lastly, but he gave reasons why he does not want to do that. the problem is, the refugee flow into europe, be it the incident today over turkish airspace, if we are not careful, the situation will spin out of control. at its core, the assad regime. >> a lot of people are saying what we saw in washington was these two presidents saying we are on the same team and we wil

dc rally. (sen. bernie sanders (d) pres. candidate) "workers who work for the united states government deserve the right to raise their children in security. they deserve the right to earn enough to live in a decent apartment or a decent house. they deserve the right to bargain jessica rae: the nationwide strike comes exactly one-year ahead of the next presidential election. thousands of protesters were also at last night's debate in milwaukee. jessica rae: a state grant for a pork plant project in sioux city has been approved. the iowa department of transportation triumph foods project million dollars to infrastructure improvements in the bridgeport and bridgeport west industrial parks area. construction is expected to start in april of 206. the grant provides 80-per- cent of the cost necessary to improve roads, the other 20 per- cent will be funded by the city and seaboard triump foods jessica rae: the avian flu caused egg prices to sky rocket this summer, and now turkey prices are about 30 to 40 percent higher, just in time for thanksgiving. with turkeys in short supply, prices are going up and for the needy, that may mean

mission at the embassy of the federal republic of germany in washington dc, basically the number two german diplomat in the united states. looking at his bio, you may be surprised to find out that he is a high-level diplomat with a phd in our history. which is great training, i suspect, to be a diplomat. the other things i wish to highlight is, he headed the german task force for afghanistan and pakistan. silly has a deep involvement in south asia. afghanistan is one of the prime sources for refugees coming to europe. among other things, he worked as a speechwriter for two foreign ministers. the senior research professor of european and eurasian studies at johns hopkins. published many books including veiledfailed lesions, moscow, washington, budapest commend the 1956 hungarian revolt. also hungary and the soviet bloc. since they have been at the center of this crisis he will have something to say about that gary in position. i might just conclude my introduction by pointing out that he has got a new book that just came out called this is big, the strategy and statecraft. sitting next to his left is captain brian

sot - eleanor homes norton - (dc delegate) we have more police in the distrct of columbia than any city in the united statesthey have assured me that they are at a higher level. (kenneth standup close) officials say there is no credible threat to the us. again, the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks has been confirmed dead after this devastating and deadly week for france. kenneth moton, abc following the the continued syrians in the middle east, accepting displaced syrians has now become a source of national debate here in the u-s- but in allentown, pennsylvania -- the community is welcoming those who have fled-- just under two- hundred refugees from egpyt, jordan, and syria have arrived at the syrian arab american charity association, all hoping for better lives for themselves and their families-- " "no one comes here to make problems. they come here for a better life."" elias: one syrian native in the community has an unexpected view on the best practices of accepting refugees, promoting thorough checks of all who want to come to the u.s. " -" do i really want some radical guy to come in an

though are united airline flight is called turncy one heading to washington, dc, where they will be pardonedhanksgiving day dinner. the turkeys have been raised for four months in modesto at foster farms. the turkeys will live out their natural lives at a farm. >> hope they don't ruffle any feathers. >> if there are feathers to be ruffled they are already ruffled. >> someone is enjoying the snow. >> people had to dig their cars out of snow. oto particular bear at a wisconsin zoo loved it. s with up to 20 kip snow across the midwest being dumped and it blanketed and states. visitors were given a chance to see the polar bears in an environment which is much pore like their natural habitat. >>> he is switching. >> it is not that cold here. however, it is getting colder. it is foggy. it is hard to see. >> very foggy. that will stick around in the central valley in our neighborhood this will about 10:00 or 11 o'clock and hazy sunshine and 67 in sacramento, and 58 in monterey today, with clouds. look at this 78 in los angeles, and 82 in palm spring, and 55 and sunny in lake tahoe, and i will show

unit to mali today. >> we now have proof that hotels are very vulnerable. here in washington it is no exception. scott room is in downtown dc. -- scott room is in downtown dc. >> reporter: travelers that i have talked to that are in washington they said, they do take these threats seriously but not so much that they consider the capital off-limits. do you think hotels are an easy target? >> yes. >> there are a lot of people coming and going. >> reporter: hotels are in the hospitality business, which means the doors are open. >> anything is an easy target. >> reporter: even so, numbers gave us measure that visitors are not staying away from washington. the smithsonian reports traffic is unchanged. the metro reports ridership is up slightly and the hotel business moved forward choosing freedom over fear. >> we are not afraid. >> i have seen a lot of police. >> you can't be held hostage by something like this. life has got to go on. >> reporter: so, no apparent numbers that indicate that anyone is staying away from washington. hotels do not share information about their security arrangement and if there have been enhancements

united states. >> at least one half dozen schools have now canceled trips to washington dc because of fears of an attack. >> that comes despite reassurance from law enforcement that there is no credible threat. crystal machine is a live at the museum. how is it playing out? >> reporter: it is decidedly quiet down here just a day after the release of the isis video suggesting that after paris washington is next. the students from pennsylvania got word of the terrorist threats it to washington after they were already headed here. but they say it would not have scare them away. >> i think we are really safe here. >> there is nothing to be scared of. what are they going to do? >> reporter: several groups have canceled trips to washington. two high schools in connecticut told the students it was too risky. carroll county maryland schools also decided against coming. this college student says he had to convince his parents that it was safe. >> my parents freaked out that i was coming here. >> reporter: this bus driver from north carolina says he cannot believe how quiet the city is. he said he could fi

this is the second of a three-part interview and was conducted by the united states holocaust memorial is he him in washington dc. it is about an hour and a half. >> i want to go back to the beginning. were there any rules? >> there were no rules whatsoever. sending us out did not have the foggiest idea what we were supposed to do. we knew we were supposed to do something with war crimes trials. as an attorney i of course knew the rules of evidence. of course i know what constitutes admissible evidence in a court of law and we were the evidence.ect >> how did you make of these things? >> we had to improvise. we didn't have a regular courtroom where you could call eyewitness. of course cross-examining or securing his rights. taking testimony from friendly witnesses, and affidavit. we would interrogate him privately in order to see if we can ascertain the truth. usually broaden an officer to or to take a .eparate deposition that was the evidence we used. >> in terms of technique and writing reports -- stable was a more fellow. he was more cautious in his approaches. he was more exuberant in his descriptions. he wo

united states every single day, just doesn't jibe with reality. >> reporter: critics point to recent threats to strike washington, dc and new york city. there's also the isis claim that a soda can bomb brought down a russian airliner over egypt last month. >> we put can be compassionate and we can also be safe. >> paul ryan says he expects many democrats to join republicans in adding safeguards. requiring fbi background checks and homeland security certification for refugees. a requirement the secretary of homeland security thinks goes too far. >> that is an extremely cumbersome idea. because you're talking in the neighborhood of 10,000 people in one calendar year. i have lots of other things on my plate. >> reporter: on tuesday, a group of syrians tried to get into honduras intending to get to the united states as they were traveling but -- with stolen greek passports. >> interesting. thank you, doug. >>> a homeless man is being charged in connection with graffiti found at a french school. police say 44-year-old edward van right is charged with vandalism, trespassing and being a sex offender on school grounds. it's possible he could

. >> major cities across the united states remain on highened alert after isis vowed to strange washington, dc, with bay area landmarks, including the golden gate bridge have not brought in extra officers but they say they have remained vigilant since 9/11. visitors say they not concerned. >> do you feel safe coming to places like this? >> yes. >> why? [ inaudible ] >> police are watching the public to be watch much and we have the latest on the attacks in paris with the latest breaking news by following us on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >>> it has been ugly on pain rut in from the central valley on 580. here is the latest from leyla. >> so much that is ugly about the commute because now we have a new advisory from bart and there is a major delay on fremont because of equipment problem on the tracks between fruitvale and the coliseum. again, a major delay on bart now and we have major delays if you make director drive westbound along 580 pause of a sig-alert. it look like all lanes have re-opened and we have asphalt that spilled and it was scripted off the road but not is long as they first estim

dc. they hit france because of their participation in the air campaign against syria and the united states drop add lot of bombs on syria. however, are we better prepared than france for a terror attack? are we thwarting them. this is a video of french war planes and striking the isis >> and french officials are tracking down one of the gunman and considered to be the master mind behind the attacks, overnight dozens were arrested and reports that they were explosions heard in belgium as they are carrying out the raids and looking for the master mind and anyone else part of the attacks on paris. >> 129 is the latest figure, some of them americans. we are joined on the phone by new york city publiclyist, she was in one of the cafes. rosanna: erin, happy you are safe and sound, but can you talk us through what happened to you on that night? >> yeah, sorry i'm on a street right now and we have the background noise and hearing parts of paris. i was at a restaurant and just seated at dinner and i was running late and had taken a car there and if not, i would have run into the gunmen. just after

eleanor homes norton - (dc delegate) "we have more police in the district of columbia than any city in the united statesthey have assured me that they are at a higher level." nats gunfire in france, we're getting a new took at the intense sights and terrifying sounds of that massive terror raid north of paris. swat teams moved in yesterday morning encountering reinforced doors at an isis safe house, a suicide bomber and heavy gunfire. 8 people were arrested...two killed. investigators s e scouring thahasafe house for more clues. dick c crkeabc news cocoterterrorism analyst "to see if they can find traces to other people - finger prints, hair samples, anything that would lead them to a broader network of contacts" a senior obama administration official tells abc news there are conflicting reports about whether the suspected ringleader of the attacks, abdelhamid abaahoud (abdel- ha-meed abba-a-ood), died in that raid. the us is waiting for france to officially confirm. kenneth moton, abc nene washington jessica rae: the debate over syrian refugees continues here in the u-s. before the friday paris

dc this morning for the annual turkey pardoning ceremony. tom one and his alternate tom two will be flown out of sfo on united flight turkey one. the two birds will be escorted by a presidential turkey motorcade. they will even be accompanied by mark security detail. we're not actually deploying security for the birds. but they were raised by foster firms in modesto. they were handpicked based on their appearance and their behavior. after the pardoning ceremony on wednesday, both will get to live out the rest of their lives on a farm in west virginia. >>> some people already lined up for black friday at one shopping center down in southern california. have a look. several people have been camping out at this best buy store in riverside. one man who was hoping to get his hands on a 49-inch tv for just $150 says he has been the first or second in line at that same store for eight straight years. >>> my wife gets bummed out because we never have a traditional thanksgiving meal. because i always get a to go played. >> [laughter] >> always gone for thanksgiving. yeah. >> aside from in-store deals, many people will be shopping online

major cities across the united states remain on heightened alert after isis vowed to strike washington, dc, bay area hand larks like golden gate bridge and alcatraz have not brought in extra officers but have been vigilant since hen lend. visitors are not concerned. >> do you feel safe coming to places like to? >> yes. >> why?? [ inaudible ] >> police are asking public to be watchful wherever they are. >> with the paris attacks adding new urgency to security the home of the 49ers will hold a massive security training exercise today ahead of super bowl in february. matt keller is at levi stadium in santa clara. matt? >> the f.b.i. and other local law enfor the will gather here at levi stadium in santa clara in about five hours. this is a renewed sense of importance about what is taking place today because of the recent attacks in paris. in fact, the f.b.i. inviting us to the training exercise before canceling on us five hours later. a spokesperson said that is because of operational security conditions and concerns [ inaudible ] >> we do note that the training at levi stadium is in preparat

dc prompts others to say no to syrian refugees. [crying] >> reporter: here or anywhere else in the united states until the screening process is more secure. >> are they going to be vetted like we are for a driver's license and applying for jobs? >> reporter: arlington county is offering refugees what it offers all new residents, english and computer classes, health screenings and assistance finding housing. even the bureau called arlington, the world in a zip code. 100 different languages are spoken here. reporting live from arlington, wusa9. >> quite a melting pot for sure, thank you. >> arlington officials say they understand the concerns over the screening. they have faith in the federal government's vetting of the refugees. to come here a refugee has to have family already in the area or the feds would have to determine that community is a good fit. >>> isis released a photo of the bomb, it says, was used to bring down the russian passenger plane. the photo showing a soda can along with other items that appear to be bomb-making materials. it broke apart and crashed in egypt killing all two50 people on board. >>> emergency work

and so they have to bring the army navy units back to pennsylvania avenue and they were already back at the barrett in the southeast dc. so in effect there was a second parade today in washington in front of the willard hotel, down 17 and in the past the southport of the white house where president bush can in and others including probably very exasperated general scott of course the newspapers around the country understandably bought all of this confusion over george washington's birthday parade. also in the midst of all of this going on, there was a social riot happening for the delegates and as i mentioned, stephen douglas and his wife put out one of the biggest parties during the peace conference and in fact it was the same night that president buchanan and here you claim's reflection of the presidency, so the crowds were at the white house early in the evening and again they are headed over towards the judiciary squares of the stephen douglas house and a supposedly there were 400 people at this party. it must have been a very huge house and stephen douglas is on the same block with president breckenridge and at t

the united nations security council did vote for international crackdown on isis and other terror groups to increase action and cooperation. the french president is expected to visit washington dc on tuesday. >>> there was a disturbance aboard a plane at sfo. we are told one of the passengers was forced to get off the plane as a result, it was republican presidential candidate chris christie. >> the plan was taxing for departure when applied it does pilot decided to abort and return to the terminal. a travel share this picture of chris christie waiting in the sfo foodcourt. the candidate were among those on that united flight. the plan was set to leave at 830 this morning when the pilot decided a passenger was being disruptive. an airport spokesman told us the presence of the governor on that flight was not a factor. >> it returned to a gate over a concern about a male passenger who was apparently taking pictures of the flight attendants on board the flight. this created a level of discomfort that led to the aircraft returned to the gate. >> the passengers were rescreened and the plane departed about 130 this afternoon. christie's campaign released a statement saying at no poin

united states being built. and our children have to come to school in a building like this. >> if you were in dc with the other tribal leaders right now, what would you be asking obama, what would you want to talk about? >> i would ask him now to give us the funding so we can build a school, and i would invite him here so he can come and see what our building looks like. >> it's the kind of plea native american leaders and youth hope the president will hear before he leaves office. >> the success of the reservation has to be with the education of the kids, and if the kids don't get a proper education and don't meet the standards of the state tests and stuff, what does that say about the future of these reservations? >> aljazeera, the fond du lac reservation. >> high schools that want to change native american logos that may be considered offensive are getting some big time help. adidas said that it will provide financial and design support to those schools. there are still 2,000 high schools with native american names and mascots. adidas said that it's making the offer because sports should be inclusive. >>> y

dc. the same at penn station in new york city. officers with bomb sniffing dogs visible at the philadelphia airport and across the country. since the isis attacks on paris and videos released threatening the united states.. this has become the new norm for holiday travelers. sot president obama as we go into the thanksgiving weekend. i want the american people to know is that we are taking every possible step to keep our homeland safe. sot shawn henry president of crowdstrike services and retired executive assistant director of the fbi. we don't know what we don't know. which is why law enforcement, the joint terrorism task force is absolutely have to be aware. citizens have to be aware. nearly 47 million people will take to the air, rail, and roads defying terrorist threats, like eliza pond from hawaii. sot eliza pond, hawaiian tourist they could come in here with one of those vest and nails.. i have had a great life. i refuse to let them make me afraid. sot shakanah hernandez, tourist i am not going to let them ruin my vacation and my fun. for israeli tourist moshe turk this is like any other travel day. sot moshe turk, israeli just part of the culture, part of everyday life. so when you get h

and this is especially critical in places like dc were over a 3rda 3rd of the units a risk our neighbors of poverty rates below 10 percent which is exactly the kind of neighborhoods were low income renters will thrive the most. working with groups like neighborhood info dc, coalition for nonprofit housing to make sure we get ahead by catalog and working building by building to preserve them is a really important part. and looking to the single-family stock, established housing and thinking about how we can secure more of the established stock especially in iowa today neighborhoods. wewe have to go and it is so expensive to apply subsidies to knew construction. >> just one last. we normally do not build brand-new housing to be affordable. it is normally a filtering mechanism whereby existing housing serves more affordable housing. to jason's point, greater zoning in this country and more restrictive zoning comeau we had a very distinct increase in the quality of housing has started to be built, and as i mentioned a moment ago, smaller, denser properties to be built. therebuilt. there is m

united states every single day, just doesn't jibe with reality. >> reporter: critics point to recent threats to strike washington, dc and new york city.n bomb brought down a russian airliner over egypt last month. >> we can be compassionate and we can also be safe. >> reporter: speaker of the house paul ryan says he expects many democrats to join republicans in adding safeguards. requiring fbi background checks and homeland security certification for refugees. a requirement the secretary of homeland security thinks goes too far. >> that is an extremely cumbersome idea. because you are talking in the neighborhood of 10,000 people in one calendar year. i have lots of other things on my plate. >> now, the house is probably going to vote on this later this morning. you have a debate on it, then vote on it later on through the day. than the senate would take it up. >> reporter: the president has promised to veto and it doesn't look like there's enough support in congress to override president's veto. pending? >> all right. thank you, doug. >>> 6:43. police in fremont were called to break up a fight last night that sent three people to the

." >>> the association of united states army held its annual meeting in washington, dc. the event included a panel discussion with military and local law enforcement officials. they talk about information sharing and training efforts to prepare for and counter threats of violent extremism against military personnel and facilities. this is just over an hour. ;4j'dod morning, everybody. i'm don lauren. i have the pleasure of introducing the subject and moderating today's panel. i would like to thank general sullivan and my good friend guy swann, for including these homeland sessions in this year's program. defense support of civil authority and countering the violent extremist threat to the nation and dod personnel and installations are increasingly important elements of today's military environment. and it's fitting that we have a meaningful discussion on this topic. i had the honor of moderating last year's first ever panel on homeland security issues here at ausa. and i'm pleased to see that this year ausa has expanded the discussion to several extremely relevant panels