if you look at the cartoon crisis, i think it has promoted cross-cultural religion in denmark. the koran was the best seller. we had court cases, we were taken to court by muslim communities, and one of the leaders of the muslim community after the court case said i thought it was a criminal offense in denmark, now i acknowledge that that is not the case. >> you didn't break laws. didn't the 200 people have a right not to be murdered? >> if you take the people killed, the vast majority were killed in nigeria, and christians and muslims have been killing one another before the khartoum crisis and after. i think, in fact, the number of victims were limited. if you look at the places where people were killed, there's an interesting thing. all the victims are in countries where there was no freedom of expression. it was in countries where you don't have the right to publish the cartoons. >> do you think they'll change their blind because fleming rose wrote a book about it - i hear you. let's look at some of the worst examples. let's look at people in this world who don't take an ap

the quaran was a best seller in denmark. we were taken to court by muslim communities and we were acquitted in all cases. one of the leaders of the muslim community after one of the court cases said, okay, i thought that this was a criminal offence in denmark but i have to acknowledge that's not the case >>> you didn't change any laws. the point is what - didn't those 200 people a right not to be murdered? <>> it's important to understand >>> it was in countries where you did not have the right to publish those cartoons, while in countries-- >>> to do you think they ch

but we are not denmark. i love denmark.re the united states of america, and it's our job to rein in the excesses of capitalism so that it doesn't run amok and doesn't cause the kind of inequities that we're seeing in our economic system. amy: so that's hillary clinton. you advise hillary clinton? >> i talk to her, yes. amy: so, her response -- "we're not denmark" -- as a put-down to bernie sanders? >> well, it's a fact we are not denmark. but the question is whether the united states is rich enough to be able to make sure that everyone has a basic right to healthcare, family leave, parental, you know, sick leave -- we are exceptional -- whether we are a society that can tolerate -- that should tolerate the levels of inequality that we have. i think bernie sanders is right about that. and i think that we -- hillary is right that one of the strengths of america should be that we can give opportunity for small businesses. actually, denmark and norway do that, as well. so what i would say is that bernie is absolutely right that

denmark, in this sleepy suburb 20 miles outside copenhagen is one of denmark's top maximum security prisonsfrom 1859 and some of the walls are even that old. the wall is just built of bricks and concrete like any danish house would be built. >> the 19th century prison houses hundreds of denmark's most dangerous criminals. >> we have terrorists, we have murderers, we have gang members, we have drop crimes. >> prisons in denmark are not at all like their american counterparts. here they focus on rehabilitation instead of punishment. >> if you go into a prison wing in any danish prison, i would say you wouldn't feel it more different than if you were in a danish school. >> still, nothing can take the place of freedom, no matter how comfortable the cell. and so on august 27, 1995, 12 prisoners try to regain their freedom in a remarkable escape attempt. maurel peterson, a guard on duty that day, said there were having their summer together. >> there were quite a lot of inmates in the yard that day. the attitudes among the inmates that day were extremely well. >> the barbecue winds down and priso

(matt) a group of penguins in a denmark zoo tried to escape their enenosure... but forget all about t covering their tracks. (sheila) the penguins were recently filmed waddling down a hallway at the odense zoo in central denmark in what officials say looked like an attempt at escape. the zoo posted the video on youtube last week. the zoo jokingly said "perhaps our penguins have seen the penguins of madagascar too much". let's check in one more time with ron. tonight: clearing skies. low: 27 wind: w 15-25 mph tomorrow: mostly sunny and very ndy! high: 44 wind: : 20-35 mpmp thanksksor joining us for nene five. we're back again at six. >>> breaking news tonight. isis issued a new call to action. a chill you new propaganda video just out showing images of new york city, referencing the paris attacks, warning of more to come. >>> and in francece another major terror attack stopped just in time. at an apartment outside of paris. authorities s the terror cell was ready to act. >>> and they try to identify who was killed in the dramatic hows-long battle. and as a young

>> denmark. ernie: to denmark. that was some summer camp. >> international children's summer camp. i was five years old. i remember getting my wings. >> it went like this. my god, the sun was out. >> i flew to california with my dad. we were going to disney land. ernie: how old were you? >> four, five. ernie: vivid memory. >> vivid. ernie: how about you? what plane ride did you take? >> i went to chicago. on my way to see my dad. i was three or four. ernie: interesting how vivid it would be. >> my brothers and i sat together. ernie: four years old. still have that memory. and you too. >> more. ernie: more happy and safe plane rides. come fly with me. all right. that's it for now. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ernie anastos. from all of us in studio 5, our control room upstairs, we wave to you. thanks for being a part of our forecast. have a great night. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. g

forbes consistently puts denmark in that top tier. it's not addressing the loan situation, maybe this is just a public good. that's really debate though for presidential politics. >> david ariosto, thanks very much. >>> law school or any school for that matter is an investment. the question is whether or not it is worth it when there is no guaranty of a job after graduation. i'll debate that coming up. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >> a growing number of college grads are running up big debt loads financing theirs degrees but too many of these debt strapped graduates struggle in the fields of their study or they're getting lower pay than they expected to get. as a result a growing number of these graduates are taking longer to pay student debt or worse, they're defaulting on that debt. we focused earlier on soar is tuitions at lawless and debt soaring as a result. says the cost of higher education is invaluable no matter how expensive

napa road closed between 8th street and denmark. that could take a while to clear. accident did possibly take down a power pole. if you are taking mass transit, they will be operating on a holiday schedule. b.a.r.t. is on a sunday schedule no. delays reported. cal train also on a sunday schedule. muni on a holiday schedule. number 3, the u.s. on high alert this thanksgiving weekend, less than two weeks after the deadly attacks in paris. president obama is assuring americans there's no specific threat or credible intelligence indicating a terror plot here in the u.s. nearly 47 million americans are traveling for thanksgiving. number 4, a shooting victim is expected to survive but is still in critical condition after gunfire broke out last night at a parking garage not far from union square. police say the victim was paying the cashier when that shooter approached him. at that busy garage, as officers searched for the gunman who is by the way still at large. number 5, volunteers arriving at glad memorial church in san francisco right now to prepare 5,000 thanksgiving

and some sneaky penguins tried to escape a zoo in denmark. but they left a few clues behind during their attempt. we'll show you their break for freedom in what's trending. but first ben.... << wx timer @ :50 the gloomy weather trend will continue today with scattered on and off showers along with a strong west wind taking hold later on. that wind will continue into tonight as temperatures drop down to the 20s after hitting the 40s this afternoon. those of you craving the sun, will be in luck tomorrow, but it will come at a price of strong winds gusting upwards of 40 miles per hour (hence the wind advisory). see graphics. >> late last night, gunfire and explosions outside paris as authorities there targeted the man they believe to be the mastermind behind last week's attacks. about an hour before that, president obama blasted republicans for suggesting the u-s should reject syrian refugees... who some fear could be terrorists. tracie potts is in washington this morning with all the latest overnight developments. << (nats) (paris, france :00-:

i would say germany and denmark are definitely on the forefront of that. >> thank you very much. i want to try and give ebola sense of how one of these programs really works in practice. you work antonin asian that focuses on the are right extremism. i would like for you to talk about how early intervention works with somebody who hasn't yet broken the law. but i also wonder if you could say a few thoughts about the role of ideology. not necessarily in terms of -- when you are doing these kinds of interventions, do you really need to deal with the ideology, or do you focus on other things first? >> well, it's been a little slow going. we don't have instability programs are now. but with what we've done, we are out there, doing interventions, doing counter messaging. for us personally, we have not found that it is successful to immediately go in and aggressively attack ideology. what we do is share very real, raw human experience and connect on a different level. i think it is important to mention that we really have to be aware of what propels people into these. what is broken? w

i would say germany and denmark are definitely on the forefront of that. >> thank you very much. i want to try and give ebola sense of how one of these programs really works in practice. you work antonin asian that focuses on the are right extremism. i would like for you to talk about how early intervention works with somebody who hasn't yet broken the law. but i also wonder if you could say a few thoughts about the role of ideology. not necessarily in terms of -- when you are doing these kinds of interventions, do you really need to deal with the ideology, or do you focus on other things first? >> well, it's been a little slow going. we don't have instability programs are now. but with what we've done, we are out there, doing interventions, doing counter messaging. for us personally, we have not found that it is successful to immediately go in and aggressively attack ideology. what we do is share very real, raw human experience and connect on a different level. i think it is important to mention that we really have to be aware of what propels people into these. what is broken? w

>> denmark, i believe, am i right? i think it's denmark. [ buzzer ] >> what country?give you a hint, it was in europe. >> i don't know. >> british or something? >> yeah. >> where in like europe. >> you got it. >> yeah, i got this. >> so cute. >> sweet. >> how did the first thanksgiving go down. >> i don't even know. >> and you live in plymouth? >> i know. >> great story. >> they got here on cape cod at some time and then thanksgiving popped out. >> it's a girl. >> the native americans, they helped out the pilgrims and the pilgrims wanted to thank them so they all sat down and had had a dinner. >> come on. >> i like it. >> is indian an offensive term. >> i think it is. >> what did they dine on in the first thanksgiving. >> the best i know they dined on venison and corn. >> mom, can we get some meat loaf. >> chips, something like that. >> mashed potatoes, yeah. >> mashed potatoes? >> i don't think they had turkey mainly vegetables. >> the pilgrims were vegetarian? >> i'm not sure. >> i don't know what to say. >> what boat did the pilgrims come over on. >> the nina, pint

50% of denmark or do they write free with a student id? the answer is b, 50%. the ntb recently released a report about buses. how much does it cost each year to maintain an ntb bus? janet: your boss says the state needs to authorize another $2 billion in order to extend the green line. why $2 billion? brian: that is a huge project. what i can tell you, november 30, which is not far away, we are going to get a full update. i can tell you , every part of the project is being analyzed. we are going to have a clear sense of where the project stands. ed: here we are at the sunday before thanksgiving. here is the big question. winter is on our doorstep. we live in new england. governor baker recently -- the was the biggest stress test and survived last year. brian: i think we failed the test. this one or -- this winter, we can' t fail. the system failed our ride rs a lot last her. it really impacted people' s lives. the team has a huge amount of focus on it. janet: how confident are you that things will not be repeated? brian: heat switches, snowplows, we would have

hans: denmark also disappointed. they came in at 0.1%. what we have is a story that we have been telling for two years, middling growth. take a look what is happening in germany. it is down 0.3%. on the upside you can say there is a lot of negative outside external events for germany. at the start of it you had greece, then the slowdown in china. at the end we had the volkswagen scandal. that did not seem to affect a that heavily. germany does not give us a breakdown by sector whether it is consumer spending, exports. the agency did give us some hints. they suggested this was driven by consumer spending in germany. fromcould b e a play consumers who feel richer because of the oil affect. we did hear from a logistics, a company that does three ourt of four shipping containers. exports, when we get the details it will not look right. france also came in on the middling side. let's bring it down to where their sectors grew. 0.4% increase on consumer spending. big reception inventories. the negative side -- 0.7% on the downside for exports. t

>> denmark, i believe, am i right? i think it's denmark. [ buzzer ] >> what country?give you a hint, it was in europe. >> i don't know. >> british or something? >> yeah. >> where in like europe. >> you got it. >> yeah, i got this. >> so cute. >> sweet. >> how did the first thanksgiving go down. >> i don't even know. >> and you live in plymouth? >> i know. >> great story. >> they got here on cape cod at some time and then thanksgiving popped out. >> it's a girl. >> the native americans they helped out the pilgrims and the pilgrims wanted to thank them so they all sat down and had had a dinner. >> come on. >> i like it. >> is indian an offensive term. >> i think it is. >> what did they dine on in the first thanksgiving. >> the best i know they dined on venison and corn. >> mom can we get some meat loaf. >> chips something like that. >> mashed potatoes, yeah. >> mashed potatoes? >> i don't think they had turkey mainly vegetables. >> the pilgrims were vegetarian? >> i'm not sure. >> i don't know what to say. >> what boat did the pilgrims come over on. >> the nina, pinto a

. >>> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas in denmark. the tivoli gardens were lit up. it took more than 10,000 hours to set up the lights. there are more than 1100 trees and 60,000 ornaments. if you're lucky enough to be planning a trip to denmark, the annualtive tivoli activities. >>> caution because of snow as low as 4,000 feet. this is video shot on i-5 along the grapevine. a lot of snow but enough to cause problems for drivers if they're not careful. cleanup is under way after a tornado touched down yesterday in the central valley. it hit a church, ripped roofs off homes, knocked over trees and fences and took down power line. this new video of the damage, jenna cole in our abc 7 now community posted this dramatic video showing debris just flying around. we're glad to tell you no one was hurt. >> that's good to hear. our weather is pretty spectacular right now. >> spencer christian is back with the full forecast. >> a good word, i like that. that's what we'll call it. clear skies over the bay area. right now a few clouds looking dark northwest. let's look ahead to

it is not that popular in denmark, not that popular in the u.k. very strong in germany. would say that deradicalization can be ranked or classified according to three criteria. first there is the ideology. do we have a disengagement program without ideology? just a physical role change getting someone out to stop committing criminal acts. verses deradicalization, trying to get a dismantling, changing the values. the second criterion, is it state or nonstate? is it run by an organized government body like the police, social services, something like that, or is it nongovernmental-based? thirdly, is it active or passive? is it actively reaching out to you target group in prison, or is it just knocking on the door. in germany some programs do that. they have a list where neo-nazis live and they go there and asked if they want to leave the movement. or are they passive programs? are they waiting to be contacted by those who want to get out? in europe we have seen wide and broad array of different programs. i would argue the most promising as bigger public and private partners

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people in denmark are not not see but they were national socialist but that combination that brought us the not the world. it doesn't make every nationalist a nazi so we try to find the people that are causing the trouble calling for our death in'' taking the teeeighteen to say we are about is what. >> guest: to defeat them you have to know them. >> host: this is part of your series? >> we did of the second amendment, a common core, trying to correct the information out there. it isn't a series in my opinion that has a lot of my opinion but we try to make them paperback and small so people can carry with them to learn the topic. >> host: one of the things that you did is that there were 13 lies in the back number five that america is safe from sharia law. >> it's not. we have a court case in the books in new jersey where a judge ruled he could have sects with his wife even though she said no because it was his religious right to do so in the judge sided with him we don't have a two sided law and where i live in texas just outside of dallas, at the city council just voted and it was f

no specific threat was mentioned but the recent terrorist attack in paris, and the activity in denmark are just a few examples of an increase in terrorist activity. th state department says the islamic state is active as well as other groups like al shebab and al queda. >> tony leonardo : just be alerti watch for what's around me. pay attentionand, hope for the best. >> jeff :that was the prevailing sentiment for most of the people traveling at sfo.passengers say they are watching more closely these daysthe travel alert, they say is just another sign of the times we live in. >> michelle ferrari : absolutly concernedi mean it's really difficultthe front that we are waging war in with these people is really difficult. i think we are all a little stressed because of the police presence that we see everywhere and in other countries, the military presence but i think it is what it has to be right now, for sure. >> rochelle greenfield : they just want to intimidate usand, yeah, they are a threat but i'm not going to stop living my life. i'm just going to do what i need to do and see my famil

the penguins were recently filmed waddling down a hallway at the odense zoo in central denmark in what officials say looked like an a worker at the zoo captured footage of a trail of wet footprints that led to the group of penguins dashing down a hallway. abruptly. the zoo jokingly said "perhaps our penguins have seen the penguins of madagascar too much". if you're looking friends... "hi!!!" "hi everybody" "cookie!" all-new it's sesame street live make a new friend! playing five flags center november 24th and 25th tickets on sale now!

the escape mission from a zoo in denmark was foiled when an employee spotted little tracks in the snow. steve: the flock fled when confronted, caught red-flippered if you will, making a break for , it. look at them go. stacey: to avoid catching the flu this season, catch an uber. steve: the car service app is offering flu shots tomorrow delivered straight to your door. choose the option on your phone for uber health. and you can reserve a nurse to administer the shot. you'll also receive a wellness pack, that includes hand sanitizer, a water bottle, and some tissues. stacey: you can order the shots the to 11 a.m. and 3:00 here in p.m. the metro. uber is charging $10 for the service. steve: well wishes are flooding facebook as the retirement of longtime kcci news anchor kevin cooney nears. stacey: so many thoughtful and ingrid says, "i'm a lifelong des moines resident and considered in a mainstay of our community. it's a bittersweet and nostalgic feeling to realize he's moving on. thank you for all you've done and your professionalism, mr. cooney." steve: lori says, "just won't be the s

lima, warsaw, canadian open in denmark. the climate summit's trip off the sun. >> and all the science says there's no time to lose. from wildfires to cyclones, the effects of extreme whether are evident. the target is to stop temperatures increasing beyond 2 degrees. beyond that the effects could be globally catastrophic. beyond that this scientist warned of global warming. >> if it all amounts to what it appears to, where it appears to be headed, with no real global reductions, then our children and grandchildren will inherit a situation out of their drol. the ocean will keep getting warmer, ice sheets will melt faster and faster and our coastal cities will be doomed. >> reporter: nearly every count put forward proposals to keep emissions down. trouble is they are not enough. >> the commitments leave us with 3 degrees warming over preindustrial times. right now we are at 1 degree. and we are seeing the hottest year ever. last year was the hottest year ever. next year will be hot. we are seeing record storms droughts, heatw

secondly, i go to a company in denmark called christian hanson.roducts withific probiotics that you put into food. italy for wild bird then. i am a backyard, mark, buyer of rolls-royce. the stock has discounted the dynamics. they are negative. we are behind a lot of stocks for a lot of reasons. mark: they are down 20%. are you buying now, or were you buying before? mario: both. we owned it for a management to go, to management to go. we plan to do well, in part because of the growth in commercial aviation and the fact you have pratt whitney and boeing. -- and john: you mentioned malone. does this deal with cable and wireless preclude him from going back from going back and doing a deal? mario: they have wonderful assets in columbia. is a different situation. they will do clustering and consolidation in central and latin america in cable. what he picked up with lilac was orderly go and chile. -- was puerto rico and chile. betty: you think they should go back? mario: of course. in terms of trade, if i were malone, i would not want their currency. th

smuggle of oil, drug, human beings, and since the beginning of the year, they hit many countries, denmark, tunisia, lebanon, kuwait, turkey, egypt, as well as russia by taking down a russian plane. so together with president obama today we want on the occasion of that meeting first of all to share, share our determination, relentless determination to fight terrorism everywhere and anywhere. and to tell the world that we will not allow those who want to destroy what we have built, not allow them to do it. to destroy what we built generation after generation, they will not be able to damage the wororld and we need a joint response and a joint response. it's about destroying isol no matter where they are, taking out their financing and hunting down their leaders, dismantling their networks and taking back the land, they currently control. we therefore decided president obama and myself to scale up our strikes both in syria and in iraq to broaden the scope to strengthen our intelligence sharing regarding the targets. the priority is to take back key locations in syria, and a matter of urgency

. >>> 1300 people in denmark dropped facebook cold turkey last week all for an experiment.rs wanted to measure their overall happiness over the course of the week, they found life satisfaction among participants increased. many found it's easier to concentrate, focus on friends and family and feel more productive. some said it gave them a new perspective on their daily lives. let us know what you think about it. comment on our facebook pages and we'll try to get back to you with a reply. >> what were you saying? i'm not listening. >> i'll try it out. >> i'll try it out. >> i'm very happy. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. milk, fruit, cultures. mmmm, yoplait. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- bill o'reilly, paul bettany, musical guest,

well in denmark. >> oh skipper. he's the leader by the way. >> these would be escapees.. they were forced to turn back around and run back. in already over one million views on youtube. there are the footprints. i love that. >> why weren't they smart enough to split up? >> i don't know. 50id love to hear the chatter amongst themselves. >>> jared fogel is expected to plead guilty to charges of child porn and paying for sex with minors. they are seeking a 12.5 year prison term. >>> and birthdays today. calvin kline why let someone else have all the fun? e sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. woman in napa -- after the coast guard makes a haunting discovery on the napa river. >>> breaking mews. had search immediate way for a missing woman in napa. the coast guard makes a haunting discovery. >>> a glimpse into evil. new video emerges showing the vicious attacks inside a paris cafe this as

penguins escaping in the movie "madagascar" and in denmark, penguins were found in an attempt to escape but their watery footprints gave them away. they were forced to turn away. and the video has reached over a million views on youtube. it was a good effort. >>> former subway spokesman, jared fogle will be sentenced in a court room today. he's expected to plead guilty to child pornography. >>> happy birthday to jody foster, she's 53, and megryan is 54, and iconic fashion designer, kavlen cline. i'm shan mulaire. today. inindustry starts to recover from avian flu, plus the atlantic flyway assesses biosecurity measures. in agribusiness...looking at prices to guide planting in 2016. unfortunately, this a year where it almost seems the opposite, we are not necessarily trying to buy acres. it seems like a lot of these markets are trying to give away acres. winter arrives in force...and big iron goes to battle...see how farm equipment is making its way into robot wars today in the country. agday-brought to you by the dependable, long lasting chevy silverado. good morning i'm clinton griffith

denmark, tunisia, lebanon, kuwait. turkey turkey. egypt. as well as russia. by taking down the russian jet. we had the meeting. first of all to share -- share our determination, relentless everywhere and any where. we also managed to tell the world that we will not allow those who want to destroy what we've built, we will not allow them to do it. to destroy what we've built generation after generation. they will not be able to damage the world. and against that, we need a joint response. an impeccable joint response. france and the united states stand together. militarily, it's about destroying them. it's about taking out their financing. hunting down their leaders. dismantling their networks. and taking back the land they currently controlled. we decided, president obama and myself, to brond the scope in iraq and syria. to strengthen our intelligence sharing regarding the targets we must tas. the priority is to take back kilo occasions in the hands of daesh this syria. it is also a matter of urgency to close the border between turkey and syria. and prevent t

you may recall those cute penguins escaping in the movie "madagascar" and in denmark, penguins were found in an attempt to escape but their watery footprints gave them away. they were forced to turn away. and the video has reached over a million views on youtube. it was a good effort. >>> former subway spokesman, jared fogle will be sentenced in a court room today. he's expected to plead guilty to child pornography. >>> happy birthday to jody foster, she's 53, and megryan is 54, and iconic fashion designer, kavlen cline. i'm shan mulaire. thanks for watching "early >>> reegt now, tight security

escape that was caught on camera to a group of penguins disappeared from their enclosure at a zoo in denmark but zookeepers just had to follow their tracks. they didn't cover them up. the little footprints led to the guys who had reached a dead end. they look confused the zoo said maybe the penguins were taking their inspiration from "penguins of madagascar." >> part of the movement encouraging women to embrace the skin they are in and show everybody is beautiful. >> from model ashley graham to celebs a like mariah carry. >> none are louder than this 25-year-old, known for her viral campaign and for her inspiring instant gorgeous posts on social media. now she's the brains and beauty behind runway riot, aimed at the 65% to 70% of american women who wear a size 14 or higher and while the demand is large only 17 to 18% of clothing sales cover that arguably untapped market. >> the fashion industry has made the majority of women feel inferior. we're done with feeling invisible. >> the plus size industry is a $17 billion industry. plus size women want to wear nice clothes but they are going to st

we have five escapees from the zoo in denmark.he zoo keeper following the tracks. >> penguins. >> ding, ding, ding. >> the zoo keeper says something -- they hear her voice and they're like what? we weren't trying to escape, nah. we love it here. they scamper back the way they came. next time they're going to make sure the floor is clear. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter you need the buzz word, be at least 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> head over to rightthisminute.com and click on the win ipad button. >> enter the buzz word on facebook, twitter or both. you can enter every day. >> let's reveal monday's buzz word. it is rebel. >> send it to rightthisminute.com. click on the win ipad button and enter the buzz word, rebel. >> later this week we'll be having a bonus giveaway day where we'll be giving one of you lucky people a flat screen tv. good luck to you all. >>> it's a new app and it's own the building, we rent it. please do it at >>> it wouldn't be a new week if we weren't getting excited abo

denmark, tunisia, lebanon, kuwait. turkey turkey. egypt. as well as russia. by taking down the russian jet. we had the meeting. first of all to share -- share our determination, relentless determination to fight terrorism everywhere and any where. we also managed to tell the world that we will not allow those who want to destroy what we've built, we will not allow them to do it. to destroy what we've built generation after generation. they will not be able to damage the world. and against that, we need a joint response. an impeccable joint response. france and the united states stand together. militarily, it's about destroying them. it's about taking out their financing. hunting down their leaders. dismantling their networks. and taking back the land they we decided, president obama and myself, to brond the scope in iraq and syria. to strengthen our intelligence sharing regarding the targets we must tas. the priority is to take back kilo occasions in the hands of daesh this syria. it is also a matter of urgency to close the border between turkey and syria. an

the labeling system would take its precedent from belgium and denmark, that already have this system.hey would have to carefully put the postcode on these products so they cannot benefit from a preferential tariff that is currently in the eu trade system. this is according to a dossier that was proposed by the european commission that has been sitting on the diplomats thator a number of months had been delayed, especially during the nine-month john kerry effort. prime minister benjamin u.s.,ahu's visit to the calling on them to hold off on this controversial decision, but a decision has been taken and it could be applied as early as tomorrow. israel'sis is bringing relations with the eu to an all-time low. tell us about israel's rick -- reaction. >> the energy minister from israel has called this disguised anti-semitism. he said the eu is calling this a technical decision, saying it is just providing information to european consumers. the energy minister from israel is calling it something else. he said the european union could not be called an honest broker in the piece deal anymore.

striving on smuggling drug, human beings and since the beginning of the year, they hit many countries, denmark, tunicis, loan a knob, kuwait, turkey, egypt as well as russia by taking down the russian plane, so together with president obama, today we wanted on the occasion of that meeting first of all to share our determination, relentless determination to fight terrorism everywhere and anywhere. we also wanted to tell the those who want to destroy what we've built, we will not allow them to do it, to destroy what we built generation after generation, they will not be able to damage the world and against that we need a joint response. france and the united states stand together to bring that joint response. it is about destroying them no matter where they are. it is about taking out their financing, hunting down their leaders, dismantling their networks and taking back the land they currently control. we there for decided, president obama and myself, to scale up our strikes built in syria and in iraq to broaden their is scope to strengthen our intelligence sharing regarding the targets we must

the most part you'll be looking at the rainfall across parts of denmark extending into poland. berlin with a high of 15. moscow, 4 for your high. looking at the snowfall. kiev at 8 but looking at the rain side of the precipitation here on your tuesday. we have a tropical system out here. this is tropical storm kate. it is on the lower end of the skach scale. joaquin wrecked several islands here. what we have going on is another low out of the south eastern u.s. this will act like a snowplow and kick our storm to the northeast. as we go over the course of the next 48 hours, this is not going to be a major threat on the u.s. eventually making it toward the north atlantic. we do have going on, it's a big topic by mid week is this storm system here. that is bringing snowfall into montana, eventually moving to ontario. some areas looking at several centimet tsnow it wl die as far as southern california. vancouver with a high of 7. chicago 14 here on your tuesday. i'll leave you with your extended outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashin tokyo.

lima, warsaw, copenhaguen and denmark, previously xlooiment sum missed as a roll call of inaction andittle progress. >> no time to lose. from wildfires to cyclones, the effects of extreme weather are evident. occasions are warming. seas are rising. the target to stop temperatures from rising. jim hansen is a former nasa scientist warning of the dangers of climate change since the 1980s. >> what it appears to, where it appears to be headed. with no real global reductions our children and grandchildren will inherit at situation that is out of their control. the ocean will keep getting warmer. ice sheets will begin to melt faster and faster. and our coastal cities will be doomed. >> nearly every country at the negotiations has put forward proposals on how they plan to keep emissions down. trouble is, they are not enough. >> the commitments are something like three degrees warming over pre-industrial times. to give a sense of perspective, right now, we are at 1 degree. at 1 degree, we are seeing the hottest year ever. last year was the hottest year ever. next year will be very hot. record

since the beginning of the year they hit many countrs, denmark, tunisia, lebanon, kuwait, turkey, egypt as russia by taking down a russian plane. so together with president obama, today we want on the occasion of that meeting first of all to sharew5;y÷ share our determination, relentless determination to fight terrorism everywhere and anywhere. we also mention to tell the world that we will not allow those who want to destroy what we have built, we will not allow them to do it, to destroy what we have built generation after generation. they will not be able to damage the world. and against that we need a joint response an implacable joint replans. france and the united states stand together to bring that joint response. militarily it is about destroying no matter where they rflp it is without taking out their financing, hunting down their leaders, dismantling their networks and taking back the land they currently control. we therefore decided, president obama and myself, to scale up our strikes both in syria and in iraq to broaden the scope, to strengthen our intelligence sharing regard

there have been terrorist attacks in france, denmark, it says u.s. citizens oversees should exercise vigilance. and avoid big crowds and holiday festivals. police in many big cities like new york are at a heightened level of awareness. over the weekend the nypd conducted a terror drill meant to apply the lessons learned in the paris attack. the new york fbi office is adding counterterror resources as a precaution. one man said everything feels the same at the airport. >> feels normal as usual to be honest. all been a bit chaotic in europe. just a spread of what is going nonthe middle east. got to be individual lanlt but everything went smoothly as it usually does coming through. >> today the governor announced plans to hire new police officers trained in counterterrorism to protect commuter railroads and grand central and penn station. >>> belgium's largest station is on lockdown as authorities continue a manhunt for terrorists who might be plotting an attack there. four of the 21 arrested in the latest sweep remain in custody. 15 have been released.

a worldwide travel alert and notes that the past year has brought terror attacks in france, mali, denmark, turkey, nigeria and on a russian airline. u.s. citizens overseas should exercise vigilance when in public places and avoid big crowds, especially at holiday festivals. standard advice but getting extra attention this year. here in the u.s., the secretary of homeland security says tonight there is no credible threat of a paris-style attack here. police in many big cities are at a heightened level of awareness. new york over the weekend conducted a long planned terror response drill modified to apply lessons learned from the paris attack and police will have extra security out for the thanksgiving day parade. so homeland security advice for people tonight here at home. travel, attend public events and celebrate the season but be vigilant. lester. >> pete. and the shock waves continue from the paris attacks. ten days after militants linked to isis massacres 130 people. another suicide vest has been found outside of paris tonight. and in neighborhood in belgium, the capital continues on

striving on smuggling drug, human beings, and since the beginning of the year, they hit many countries denmark, lebanon, kuwait, turkey, egypt, as well as russia, but taking down a russian plane. so together with president obama, today, we wanted on the of all to share, share our determination, relentless determination to fight terrorism everywhere and anywhere. we also meant to tell the world that we will not allow those who want to destroy what we've built, we will not allow them to do it. to destroy what we built generation after generation, they will not be able to damage the woshld, and against daesh, we need a joint response. an impoliticable joint response. france and the united states stand together to bring that joined response. it is about destroying them, no matter where they are. it is about taking out their financing, hunting down their leaders, dismantling their networks, and taking back the land that is under control. we therefore decided, president obama and myself, to scale up our strikes both in the syria and in iraq to broaden the scope to strengthen our intelligence-sharing

denmark, tunisia, lebanon, kuwait. turk turkey. egypt. as well as russia. by taking down the russian jet. we had the meeting. first of all to share -- share our determination, relentless determination to fight terrorism everywhere and any where. we also managed to tell the world that we will not allow those who want to destroy what we've built, we will not allow them to do it. to destroy what we've built generation after generation. they will not be able to damage the world. and against that, we need a joint response. an impeccable joint response. france and the united states stand together. militarily, it's about destroying them. it's about taking out their financing. hunting down their leaders. dismantling their networks. and taking back the land they currently controlled. we decided, president obama and myself, to brond the scope in iraq and syria. to strengthen our intelligence sharing regarding the targets we must tas. the priority is to take back kilo occasions in the hands of daesh this syria. it is also a matter of urgency to close the border betwee

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 for commitment and ledges to meet targets to reduce carbon emissions over the next several years. president obama has set a target for the united states to reduce its emissions from 26 to 28% below 2005 levels to have that done by 2025. but in terms of concrete commitment or legally binding agreements it isn't likely to be anything like that, and president obama will face the hostile conference if he were to enter into something that was that concrete. del, you mentioned that the president has had a busy day. he has met with the chinese leader and the prime minister of of india as well. here's a little bit of what he had to say. >> our generation may not see the full realization of what we do here, but the next generation will be better off from what we do here. can you imagine a