i'm del walters.rench authorities now confirming the man believed to have been behind the paris attacks now dead. abdelhamid abaaoud was killed during that raid on wednesday. prosecutors saying his booed dwiz formally identified using skin samples in belgium forces there carrying out more raids in connection with those attacks in paris. dana lewis is live for us in paris this morning. what are french officials saying about abaaoud's death? >> reporter: well, del, i can tell you, i spent the morning out inning saint-denis, and in that neighborhood talking to people. people on the street, there is some sense of relief, certainly people feel that french intelligence were ahead of the game this time, and they feel some sense of relief, the confirmation that the mastermind of these friday attacks, abaaoud was found dead inside that apartment after that horrendous exchange of gunfire, some 5,000 rounds pumped into the apartment, and grenades. they are saying that using forensics, because really there were b

i'm del walters.here are new questions but few answers this morning about what caused the russian airliner to crash in egypt. the egyptian government saying international experts and officials from airbus are now examining those black boxes. meanwhile the kremlin says items not found on that plane have been discovered. always u.s. satellites reportedly detecting a heat flash. peter sharp is in st. petersburg russia where the bodies are now being returned to their familiar list. >> reporter: they have formally extended the crash site now. they are looking at an area of more than 30 square kilometers, and it's such a large area that they are using drones to try to search for more bodies and decree. they found more decree and wreckage but no extra bodies today. meanwhile here in st. petersburg, the awful task of identifying the dead continues. the families in and relations are taken by car to the crematorium and the mortuary, where they will have their dna matched with the bodies there. it's an appalling

i'm del walters.nch authorities now confirming the man believed to be behind the paris attacks now dead. abdelhamid abaaoud was killed during that raid on wednesday. the prosecutor saying that his body was formally identified using skin samples. also next door, across the border in belgium forces there carrying out more raids in connection with those attacks in paris. >>> al jazeera's dana lewis is live in paris at this hour. what are french officials saying about abaaoud's death >> reporter: of course i think there is some celebration in the intelligence services here, there must be del, that they were able to intercept him before another attack occurred, and they are saying that it was very likely another attack was imnext given the tremendous amount of explosives in that apartment. i spent the morning in saint-denis, taking a look at the site, and watching the experts come out in their protective suits. it was a horrendous site to deal with, part of the walls were caved in, it left very little left

i'm del walters. u.s. officials now weighing in on the crash of that russian passenger plane over the skies of egypt. speaking in washington this morning at a defense conference james clapper of the director of national intelligence saying there is nothing yet to show that it was intentionally brought down. although they're not ruling it out. >> well, we don't have any direct evidence of any terrorist involvement yet, but we really don't know, and i think once the black box has been analyzed and recovered and perhaps we'll know more. >> comments coming after the airline itself metro jet said the only explanation for the crash is external impact. they're ruling out technical issues or pilot error. >> i can tell you with absolute confidence those repairs from a few years ago have nothing to do with what happened to this plane. >> all 224 passengers and crew on board the plane died including children and newlyweds. peter sharp is in st. petersburg, russia, with more. >> russian investigators have been recover

i'm del walters.ne of the heros of the war in afghanistan receiving the nation's highest military honors. it happened just a short while ago at the white house. president obama honoring captain florent groberg at the white house. he spotted and tackled a suicide bomber. as you can see, then the tears began to flow. al jazeera's jamie mcintyre is live at the pentagon. good morning, jamie, tell us more about flo groberg. >> reporter: an interesting story. is flo groberg was born in paris. he lived there until he was 11 years old. he moved to the united states with his family. he attended high school here outside of washington where he ran track and was a track star at the university of maryland. i had a chance to talk to him a little bit yesterday and along with his mother, and his mother told me that he called her after the september 11th attacks, and said he wanted to serve his country. he finished college. enlisted in the army and in order to get a security clearance to be an officer in the u.s. mili

i'm del walters. there is another search going underway right now in saint-denis in france.s is one of the apartments the forensic teams are going through, looking for clues, trying to find the mastermind behind the bombings in fransz. there are reports that a car owned by one of the suspects has now left the area. adam raney has more. >> reporter: this is a northern suburb of paris where police conducted a massive raid here in the predawn hours. it was a raid in which they were looking for suspectses tied to these attacks on friday and it ended up being a much more explosive and dramatic event than they could have been prepared for. police began moving in before dawn this morning at about 4:20 am local time, carrying heavy machine guns and moved through the northern paris suburbs of saint-denis. a series of explosions and heavy gunfire could be heard as the french special forces moved in on a row of apartments. paris prosecutors say the target was one of europe's most wanted suspects, abdelhamid abaaoud. he is a 27-year-old moroccan who lived in belgian and is allegedly the

i'm del walters.the world has now heard from the president of france and the president of the united states. about an hour ago president obama speaking to reporters of the g-20 summit in turkey. he said that the response in the attacks to paris should present a coordinated strategy saying that boots on the ground still is not the only solution. >> still as we grieve with our friends we can't lose sight that there has been progress being made. on the military front our coalition is intensifying our airstrikes more than 8,000 to date. we're taking out isil leaders, commanders, their killers, we've seen that when we have an effective partner on the ground isil can and is pushed back. >> even as president obama was speaking his french counterpart president franÇois hollande saying that the attackers came from 19 different countries saying that his is a nation at war. >> the whole of france was the target of terrorists, france that loves life, culture, sport, celebration, france without distinction of race

i'm del walters.gypt's president is in london today talking security with the british prime minister and about the crash of that russian jet liner over the skies of egypt. british officials saying it looks increasingly likely that the russian jet was brought down by a bomb. because of that intelligence, the u.k., ireland, and several airlines sus -- suspending their flights to the red sea resort. >> translator: about ten months ago, our friends in the u.k. requested us to assure the security measures taken in sharm el sheikh. we invited british delegations to come investigate our efforts. >> i cannot be sure, our experts cannot be sure that it was terrorist bomb that brought down that russian plane, but if the intelligence and judgment is that that is a more likely than not outcome, then i think it's right to act in the way that i did. >> officials are now working to get the thousands of stranded tourists out of sharm el sheikh. the british transport secretary saying flights back to the u.k. could res

i'm del walters in new york. news continues live from london next. ♪ >> hello, i'm maryam nemazee. you're watching the news hour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes. flights to egypt sinai region saying saturday's crash could have been caused by a bomb. romania's prime minister and government step down as protesters blame corruption for a nightclub fire that killed more than 30 people. >>> rescuers battle to find survivors in the rubble of a collapsed factory in pakistan,

i'm del walters. the news continues live from london next. >> turkey's prime minister erdogan triumphant at the polls. >> hello, i'm maryam nemazee in london. you're watching al jazeera. also coming up, technical failure wasn't to blame, says the airline, so why then did a russian airbus break up midair over sinai? reinforcements arrive in yemeni city of taiz.

i'm del walters. just a few moments ago the president of the university of missouri said he is resigning. tim wolf making that announcement after he was filed to appear before the board of governors, and they were called into emergency session to address the recent protest against recent acts of rayism on campus. >> i'm resigning as president of the university of missouri system. my motivation in making this decision comes from a love, i love mu, where i grew up, the state of missouri. i've thought and prayed about this decision. it's the right thing to do. >> al jazeera's andy roskin is live for us. this just happened moments ago. what led up to the decision? >> just a few moments ago there was a huge roar from the crowd. they're behind the tent city that has sprung up in the last few days here on campus for people demanding that president tim wolf resign. it's an emotional cheer from the crowd. we saw lots of tears. one person yelled out he can eat now. that was reference to the grad student named j

i'm del walters in new york. the news continues in lone next. you can always go to www.aljazeera.com where we'll have the latest on our top story, the university of missouri president stepping down. >> this is al jazeera. >> hello there i'm barbara serra. this is the newshour live from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes. an your honor precedented scandal in the world athletics. calling for russia to be suspended from all competitions. barack obama meets israeli prime minister for the first time in over aier. >>> the u.s.

i'm del walters. president obama addressing the nation last hour, reassuring ic

this is al jazeera america live in new york city, i'm del walters. worries in belgium as authorities search for more people aattached to the attacks in paris. arrest of at least 21 peoples. meanwhile, france stepping up its attacks on syria. the british prime minister david cameron says he will ask his parliament to help france launch strikes on syria as well. >> british prime minister david cameron holding talks with french president francois hollande. they visited the bataclan music hall venue, one of the sites aft tacks in paris. hoping to get british parliament to help, offering option of refueling operations for french planes who carry on these bombing raids against i.s.i.l. targets in syria and iraq. meanwhile, security operations are still ongoing here in france, still in a state of emergency. seeing thousands of security personnel across this country. one city ended a three night curfew on monday, we reported there, many people people they're being unfairly targeted and cast under suspicion. local authorities continue to make decisions during

i'm del walters. a promise today from president obama to help boost benefits for veterans.his was the scene a little more than an hour go. the president calling for long-term changes to the department of veteran's affairs. he also talked about better aid for homeless vets and called on more businesses to hire retired service members. mike viqueira is live in washington for us. mike, the president saying it over and over again, hire a vet. >> reporter: you are absolutely right. a solemn day, a bright and crisp fall day across the river at arlington national cemetery. the president making the trip across the river for the ceremony. you saw him lay the wreath there. laden with history and tradition are is the practice, the honor guard, the color guard, the marine band playing. a happy day if it weren't such a solemn occasion, really. the president taking the time to talk about veterans affairs, his efforts on the part of his new secretary, robert mcdonald, to clean up veteran's healthcare in particular the long wait times a scandal that had ungulfed the administration, costing

i'm del walters.he justice department at this hour weighing its action after a federal court ruled that the president's action on immigration will remain on hold. this decision leaving them in legal limbo. mike viqueira is live for us in washington. mike, good chance this ends up at the supreme court. >> reporter: well, it probably will, and that is the silver lining that many proponents of the president's executive action see on this ruling from the fifth circuit of appeals court, a decision handed down last evening was 2-1. the republican inductees voting to uphold an earlier ruling from a lower court in texas who blocked the president's plan to expand the two programs known in washington speak as dopa, and darka, to allow those who have been in this country since they were young, brought by their parents or by other means, to stay here in the united states. in other words defer action on deporting them. also those who are parents of u.s. citizens. some 5 million still in limbo after that lower cour

i'm del walters. russia's foreign minister meeting in moscow with the u.n. special envoy on syria.he envoy painting an optimistic picture on moving forward on peace talks. >> the government in damascus has indicated they are ready to participate, and they have a substantial and numerous delegation. we need, and we will ask the opposition, all of the oppositions to actually be represented. so that we can start working. when? as soon as possible. >> it was those russian-lead air strikes in syria that drove a wedge between moscow and the west, but said sergei lavrov saying it is not crucial for the syrian president to say in power. paul brennan has more on what that means for u.s.-russian relations. >> reporter: in september after a series of defeats at the handing of rebel groups and isil, russia started carrying out air strikes in syria, supporting assad's government forces. vladimir putin suggesting that bolstering assad was simply the only way to defeat isil. >> translator: we think it's an enormous mistake to refuse to cooperation with the syrian government and its armed forces.

i'm del walters.ajor raids today north of paris targeting the suspected masser mind behind friday's attacks in paris. [ gunfire ] [ explosion ] >> gunfire and explosions ringing out earlier this morning. french authorities saying two people were killed including a woman who blew herself up. she is believed to be the cousin of the suspected mastermind who's fate at this hour, unclear. at least seven people are being held. five police officers were wounded, which the french president says is confirmation of the times they live in. >> translator: these actions confirm to us once again, that we are at war. a war against terrorism, which itself has decided to launch war against us. >> it was an eight-hour standoff in the wee hours of the morning when adam raney arrived he encountered police with their guns drawn. he joins us now live. good evening, adam. >> yes, del, as you can see the sun has set here now. it has been a long day here. police have moved out of the area, when we arrived this morning, this w

i'm del walters. the news joins us next.his is the place de la republique, if they thought anybody would be deterred, it has brought thousands. and this is a picture of the eiffel tower. and it's picture says it all. >> this is al jazeera. pushing for a state of marijuana. emergency. never thought he could be involved in such an attack.

i'm del walters. russia is on the offensive today, bombing isil targets inside syria. russian military launching cruise missiles and bomber strikes at raqqa. those attacks happening after russian officials confirmed it was a bomb that brought down that passenger jet over egypt. >> translator: we will not wipe away the tears. this will stay with us forever. but will not stop us from finding and punishing those responsible. >>> al jazeera's rory challands has more from moscow. >> reporter: in a televised address on tuesday, we heard very strong language from vladimir putin, words like retribution, punishment, and destruction, and then later in the day, we saw that essentially being put into practice. vladimir putin visited a new shiny command center, defense ministry war room, essentially where he was given the latest information and update on what had been going on over the last few hours in syria, the strikes that had been ordered by the russian president and carried out. the strikes we have been told, about 34 cruise missiles at least being launched, a large long-rang

i'm del walters.ne of the heros in the war in afghanistan today received the nation's highest military honor. president obama awarding captain floerant grow berg, flo groberg, the medal of honor. al jazeera's jamie mcintyre is live at the pentagon. tell us more jamie. >> reporter: you know, del, how these things go, the ceremony just completed about an hour ago at the white house. at these ceremonies where you receive the medal of honor, you don't speak, the president tells your story, and that's what happened today, as president obama recounted the events of the day in afghanistan back in 2012 when captain flo groberg was in charge of a security detail escorting senior officers on foot when he saw a man walking backwards who looked suspicious. the president picks up the tail from there. >> the man spun around and turned toward them, that's when flo sprinted toward him. he pushed him away from the formation and as he did he noticed an object under the man's clothing, a bomb. the motorcycles had been a

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i'm del walters. in just a few moments, president obama will speak to reporters at the white house.has been meeting with his national security team throughout the morning, the briefing focusing on domestic security over the holiday weekend. the attacks in paris raising concerns of more attacks around the world. lisa stark live for us this morning in washington. lisa what can we expect the president to say? >> reporter: well, we understand that the president is really not going to make a lot of news, but he is going to tell the american public that there is no specific or credible threat right now pointing to a paris-type attack here. i see it as him being the reassurer in chief to tell people things are okay. we have got it under control, don't be too worried. this does come after the state department issues a worldwide alert for americans traveling overseas to be especially vigilant. and after the fbi sent out a bullet calling law enforcement to be on the lookout nationwide. >> reporter: people are understandably on edge, and president obama addressed those fears head on during a n

i'm del walters. world leaders are in paris today. they're discussing climate change and what they can do to save the planet. white house press secretary josh earnest saying this is the first time in years there is hope for re-election. >> we've seen countries warned the world take the kind of steps they were unwilling to take. we've seen steps around the world which brings us optimism there is built up momentum coming to an agreement that will fight climate change. >> the leaders much 150 nations are taking part in the talks in paris. al jazeera's mik mike viqueira. >> you heard josh earnest talking about the positive and hope to come out of this meeting. real action on climb change. but it's relative to when has happened before. there is a meeting in 2009 you'll recall in president obama's first term in copenhagen in denmark. no agreement reached there. and what they've done here they've eventually said that all the countries or many of the countries they're looking for you mentioned 150 world leaders represented. they're looking fo

i'm del walters.resident obama addressing the nation last hour, reassuring americans going into the thanksgiving holiday wkd. the president telling reporters there is no credible threat of a plot to attack the u.s. his says his security team is taking every possible step and working overtime to ensure the nation's safety and asking americans to go about their normal routines during the holiday weekend. lisa, tell us more about what the president had to say. >> reporter: well, del, the president's job this morning was really to be the reassurer in chief if you will as millions of americans head to the airports and highways to begin their holidays. he said the attacks in paris did strike a deep cord with americans, so he says he realizes that many people are feeling worried about their security and safety. here is president obama. >> it's understandable that people worry, something similar could happen here. watching the events in paris made the threat feel closer to home. so as we go into thanksgiving

i'm del walters. world leaders are in paris discussing clim climate change and what they can do to save the planet. they say this is the first time in years where there is hope for real action. >> taking steps that they've been unwilling to take. we've seen commitments from countries around the world, more than 180, which gives us optimism that there is built up momentum behind coming to the kind of agreement that will have an impact on the cutting carbon pollution and effecting climate change. >> the leaders in this picture making this the largest gathering to talk about the issue facing the planet. mike viqueira on the talks today. president obama has had a busy day at the conference and on the sidelines as well. >> you're right. >> it was quickly down to the business at hand, and that is the cop, the conference of parties, as it is known, much anticipated as the conference on global climate change and 150 world leaders represented there in paris. the president said it is the last best chance for th

this is aljazeera america live in new york city, i'm del walters. we are tracking a developing story coming out of jordan this morning opinion three people, including two americans were shot and killed by a jordanian police officer, opening fire inside a training center near amman. that center is used to train security forces. al jazeera has more from amman. after a jordanian officer reportedly opened fire inside a training center in amman. a south african was also killed before the gunman took his own life. he was killed after the attack by jordanian security forces, although we have heard other reports suggesting that he shot himself and committed suicide following the attack. now these instructors, the foreign instructors are contracted by the jordanian public security department to train jordanian policemen, as well as other arab police forces in the region. jordan is known to have a strong army and police force, and is also a safe country, so this training center is also used as a hub for countries to train with u.s. funds. these trainers, the

. >>> on that note thanks for joining us i'm del walters in new york and randall pinkston in two minutes we leave you with scenes from the international space station and in there four hours and it's a six hour mission and have two hours to go. so far so good. >> this is one of the most important sites in the century. >> this linked the mafia and the church. >> why do you think you didn't get the medal of honor? >> i can't allow you not to go into that because that is your job. >> we gonna bring this city back one note at a time. >> proudest moment in my life. >> these people have decided that today they will be arrested. >> i know that i'm being surveilled. >> people are not getting the care that they need. >> this is a crime against humanity. >> hands up... >> don't shoot. >> hands up... >> don't shoot. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> explosions going on... we're not quite sure - >> is that an i.e.d.? ♪ rejecting the keystone pipeline the president says it would not serve the national interests. a jump in jobs. new data shows employment spikes in octob

i'm del walters live in new york city. we are following breaking news at this hour.nch president francois hollande meeting with president obama at the white house. the two are talking about the fight against isil as hollande tries to build the stronger coalition in the wake of the attacks in paris. but they are also talking about the shooting down of a russian war plane by turkish jets. turkey saying the plane crossed its air space near the syrian border. moscow warning there will be significant consequences. mike viqueira, the french participate is in town, looking for answers from president obama. >> reporter: del, it's difficult to talk about francois hollande's mission here at the white house without talking about this latest incident potentially explosive. the turkish shooting down of the russian war plane allegedly over turkish air space. this just complicates the mission even further. there has already been division between turkey and russia. russia and the united states, other allies in the region like saudi arabia, the united states and its allies want to se

i'm del walters. >> i'm stephanie sy.ing news from the turkey syria border. >> these images show a russian war plane crashing after turkish jets shot it down. both pilots said to be dead, nato calling an extraordinary emergency meeting at turkey's request. al jazeera is on the turkey-syrian border with the latest. >> the turkish army has released a new statement saying that it intercepts the russian plane 15 kilometers before it got into the turkish air space and issued a warn and then a second warning, third, fourth and then when the warnings were ignored, they took action and shot down the military plane. syrian activists on the ground said they saw the two pilots ejected, one of them was killed on the spot, and his body is with some factions affiliated with the syrian opposition. this is an incident that is likely to strain ties between russia and turkey, but highlights the delicate situation in syria where you have different players intervening with different agendas. i think this is going to put more pressure on the

i'm stephanie sy. >> i'm del walters.here are several new developments into the investigation in the crash of that russian jet over the skies of egypt. u.s. officials are being quoted this morning as saying preliminary evidence suggests there was a bomb onboard. >> the british government says because of that in tell, flights in and out are still not flying this morning, stranding thousands of tourists. >> that's why we suspended the flights and that's why it's going to take sometime before we can fly people out back to britain. >> british tourists stranded in europe are getting impatient. >> i think that nowadays, this can happen anywhere in the world, and i feel really sorry for the egyptians now that they've had a real block in tear tourism now. i personally feel you need to live your life and not let the terrorists win. >> just this morning, the british transport secretary saying flights back to the u.k. continue on friday. the investigation into the cause continues. >> the big question, was a bomb onboard the plane. t

i'm del walters in new york. the news continues live from london, next. ♪ hello, i am lauren taylor, this is the news hour, coming up egypt's president promises to work with other countries to protect foreign tourists after the the plane crash. the prime minister says it is likely a bomb brought down the airliner. the absence of effective authority is manifesting itself in growing insecurities and criminal activity across many parts of the country. >> as he steps out to take a controversial new job. >> the siberian coastline, louisiana hit by rising sea levels and environmental instruction. >> in doha, plenty the same things that happen to valentino rossi's moto g.p. title hopes. details later. egypt's president says he is ready to work with what he described as all our friends to ensure the safety of foreign tourists. >> hundreds of people have been protesting nearby against president ceci's human rights record. it is more likely than not that a bomb was the cause of the crash, he says britain is worth more to e

i'm del walters. >> i'm stephanie sy. on the hunt for two key suspects in fridays attacks, including the mastermind. >> the french carrying out raised in france and belgium. there are concerns that at least one suspect is in syria. earlier this morning, secretary of state john kerry talking strategy with french president francois hollande in paris and france making the demand for support of members of the european union. britain's prime minister also talking about the fight against isil just a short while ago. >> it is in syria in raqqa that isil has its headquarters, and it is from raqqa that some of the main threats against this country are planned and orchestrated. raqqa, if you like, is the head of the snake. over syria, we're supporting our allies, the u.s., france, jordan and the gulf countries with intelligence, surveillance, and with refueling. but i believe, as i've said many times before, we should be doing more. we face the correct and growing threat to our country and we need to deal with it not just in iraq,

. ♪ welcome to your world this morning i'm stephanie sy and del walters has the day off and russia andia are meeting this morning one day after syria pledged cooperation and france president francois hollande says they plan to focus efforts on syria on i.s.i.l. fighters and says moscow strikes have been hitting other rebel forces the same one the u.s. backs in the fight against bashar al-assad's government and rory challenge is live in moscow this morning and give us an update of what putin's stance is in the fight and what has changed. >> if you listen to what he said on thursday you can say his stance has stayed pretty much consistent and he is still loyal to president bashar al-assad and said it was up to the syrian people to decide whether assad was the man forcier -- for syria and should be an ally of anyone who is interested in combatting terrorism inside syria and said to combat i.s.i.l. properly you have to have ground forces and the only ground forces that are legitimate inside syria according to vladimir putin are the ground forces of the syrian president namely the syrian ar

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good morning, welcome to "your world", i'm del walters. >> i'm stephanie sy. more than 7,000 peshmerga fighters are closing in on sinjar on three fronts. sinjar is important. sitting on highway 47. a key resupply route for i.s.i.s. force. >> by seizing sinjar, we believe it will restrict the supply route. >> we go to jamie mcintyre, national security correspondent. >> what are you hearing from kurdish fighters. >> we are hearing from kurdish forces that the offensive will take days. what they are doing at the moment is moving towards towns and villages on the outskirts of sinjar, they are taking those and are going to use it so go into sinjar. some suggest they'll be within sinjar, and there may be a penalty of a week of strikes. they have been planning this operation for a long title. i.s.i.l. knew they were coming and met with resistance in the little villages. they've been booby tracked, car bombs. the u.s. air strikes are targetting the car bombs that they have. like i say, it is a game-changer. a lot think the operation will be over within a week. >> last

i'm del walters. >> i'm stephanie sy.ajor operation in france ended now nearly eight hours after gunfire and explosions rang out of an apartment in a paris suburb. [ gunfire ] >> those bangs heard around 4:00 a.m. paris time today in saint dennis just outside paris and not far from one of those coordinated attacks took place on friday. >> two suspects are dead, including a woman who set off a suicide bomb vest. she is believed to be the cousin of the mastermind of friday's attacks, abdelhamid abaaoud. >> french president francois hollande spoke just moments ago, saying that today's operation was aimed at "neutralizing the terrorists." >> these actions confirmed to us once again that we are at war. the war against terrorism, which itself had decided to launch war against us. in deed we have the organization of isil. it has an army, financial sources, oil resources and it will keep kerratory. it has accomplices in europe and in our own country. it wants to commit murders here and it has done so. >> bring us up to date on th

. >> good morning, welcome to your world, i'm del walters. >> and i'm stephanie sy. in france, the government is voting whether to extend the state of emergency. police are allowed to carry weapons even when off-duty. adam raney is there, what is the latest from the body. >> there's a lot of unconfirmed repor reports swirling around that abdelhamid abbaaoud was one of those killed. we were there, it was as if grenades were used, it was a heavy raid by police with a push back and response from the suspects in this apartment on the edge of paris. they are trying to find out who are the individuals killed. now, there's no confirmed warns that it was abdelhammed abbaaoud or indeed salah abdeslam, the person who fled after the ahacks friday night. there's no confirmed reports that he was killed there. >> there's a sit of emergency in effect there. what does that mean in the city? >> well, it means that there's a lot more security, but there's a lot more power. let's look at what this looks like for people on the street here in france and paris. 100,000 security forces hav

i'm del walters. >> i'm stephanie sy.re heading to the polls with some key issues on the table. >> transgender rights, the sharing economy and funding for. schools being decided in local elections. many topics could affect the presidential race, as well. >> in ohio, voters are deciding whether to legalize marijuana. four states have approved its recreational use thus far and today ohio could be the fifth. al jazeera's bisi onile-ere is live in columbus, ohio. good morning, any indication which way the vote is swinging? >>> good morning, stephanie. right now, it's really down the middle. we are hearing, though, that there are a lot of voters here in ohio who are for medicinal use of marijuana, not so much for recreational use. it's up for the voters to decide. this is an issue debated for months. there are two issues on the ballot. three would legalize marijuana here in ohio, issue two would kill it. i had the opportunity to speak with an organizer who's been pushing for legalized possibility for months. he believes that i

. >> i'm del walters and renewed support to defeat i.s.i.l.fter ten days of attacks in paris and to approve air strikes and cameron meeting with francois hollande and later francois hollande heading to washington and will sit down with president obama and two leaders will talk strategy. >> brussels remains on edge still locked down as authorities search for people connected with attacks and belgium police detained 16 people over raids over the weekend with credible evidence of repeats of paris were being planned in belgium capitol and need help identifying this man and believe he was one of the suicide bombers who attacked in france. and the capitol is on lock down and al jazeera's paul brennan is there. >> reporter: on the face of it major success for belgium authorities on sunday night 22 coordinated raids all within minutes of each other and 16 suspects arrested. a judge will decide whether or not those arrests should turn into longer detention and may well be that some of the 16 end up getting released but nonetheless the police and author

. >> i'm del walters and reports out of the uk this morning saying electronic communications interceptedspy agencies suggesting a bomb may have been carried on to the plane before it took off and president obama making his first comments about the crash. >> i think there is a possibility that there was a bomb on board and we are taking that very seriously. >> reporter: right now thousands of british tourists still stranded at the airport at sharm el-sheikh and officials are not allowing its planes to fly into egypt and al jazeera's paul brennan is live from london and paul what do we know about easy jet trying to get its flights out of sharm el-sheikh? >> well, the statement that came out from easy jet just a couple hours del was pretty strong and said egyptian authorities suspended uk airlines from flying into sharm el-sheikh but an hour after that they seemed to reign back from the position and seems the intention of easy jet to fly eight aircraft into sharm el-sheikh to fly out tour tourists stranded there is too much of an air lift at the airport at sharm el-sheikh to cope with and m

negotiators and charged with coming up, with a deal to cut carbon emissions and welcome to the world, i'm del walters and leaders talking inside the conference there are protests outside. activists demanding meaningful action from world leaders and not all of these protesters here are environmental activists though and police on paris on edge after the resent attacks and pushing back hard. >> and al jazeera is watching the talks from washington d.c. and president obama meeting with chinese leaders and concerns and pressure on the world leaders to get something done, what are the chances of getting that done? >> you are right and high hopes and comes after two spectacular and failures of conferences that have taken place in the place and one in the 1990s and copenhagen at beginning of president obama's first term in 2009 failed to reach agreement and now the bar is set very high and as president obama just told the assembled gathering there of 150 world leaders, leaders from around the world gathering on the outskirts of paris and stephanie is in the aftermath of attacks security is said to be extreme

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