the police noticed one of the getaway vehicles traveling at a high rate of speed, chase ensue ensued shots fired. all of the equipment they tore off and left behind before vanishing, these guys had assault rifles body armor, police issued stuff. no arrests made. police are still looking for them. but, no injuries reported whatsoever. but a really really scary thing. >> you have to send someone right away please. please please, please. >>> this is downhill in colombia from red bull. the perspective showing you what it's like to be the pinnacle of your sport. riding along with marcel gutierrez, his home country, he has a bit of an unfair advantage. he seems to know the streets so well. treating the staircases like he's skipping over stones. flying down these staircases narrow passages. >> i know! >> dude. >> how do you know where to go because i don't see any cones or arrows or anything. >> red tape here and there. that's supposed to show where the course goes. i don't think it matters where the course goes. he's so incredibly fast down the course. >> it's like a motorcycle speed. >> t

in the ensuing years he becomes very a spokane anti-communist with the american businessmen who are summoned to indianapolis by a former executive by the name of robert welch to was note as the anti-communist views brought there under the strictest secrecy they did not know what they're going to indianapolis to say less they attract attention this and said to be the founding meeting of the john birch society and literally in the room at the birth of their organization and to go on to play a very prominent role. he becomes a national council member and it becomes tough hotbed which is where the coca family lives. >> i was speaking with you gsa earlier the birch society really targeted her talk about researching the of booked taking place in wichita at this time. there were many stories about students being told allegedly to spy on their teachers i remember as i was doing the book from a former wichita school teacher handed out unicef collection fox says it was a huge source of controversy and their motto at that time the floor of the koch brothers returns home to join the birch society as an

it's the fear that ensues. they deliberately attack and news organization and then everyone's afraid to public those pictures. we should be focusing on that boy who helped people get to safety because that's courage. and that's the antidote to fear is courage. instead, we see these images over and over and over and we personalize them. that's been studied. a study a couple years ago showed if you put people in front of a video camera and show them the same violence as if they were actually there, they end up with the same response in their brains. so imagine if you show these images over and over and over again which is why i tell people, you got to take a pause button. we have great reporters on the ground in paris right now reporting on this, but hit the pause button, especially if you're elderly, you have heart disease. if you're prone to depression or anxiety, you get it again from watch thg. david's point, well, if you're in paris -- the closer you are to the scene -- >> well, watching it here. >> even her

full nlsmbles the ensuing kickoff. the next play lindley picked off. two picks on the day. cardinals 77 yards of offense. fewest every in the postseason. they're eliminated as the panthers move on. first playoff win since 2006. they'll get green bay or seattle next week. >> truth of the matter we've got to be ready to go. a lot of guys feel the same way i feel. you know this one was great for a lot of reasons. but yet we didn't come here just to end it tonight. >> kind of unconventional the way we got into the playoffs, but we got in the playoffs nonetheless. we still have a long way to go. who snowknows what happens next week? this is the first step. >> sharks hosting the blues without thornton who's out with a shoulder injury. game tied at 1-1. still goes stop shelf. 20th of the year. ties it. less than a minute later. little dip what a goal, his 9th. we'll preview tomorrow's nfl match-up at 11:00 p.m. hope to see you then. >>> next at 9 . >>> coming up tonight at 11:00 an international night nightmare. passenger heading to sfo wait nearly 12 hours on the tarmac. why the

there was a crackdown which ensued. protest almost four years are ongoing.edom house in october designated bahrain as an authoritarian state. >> hundreds of palestinians -- a crisis in the coastal territory. the men generation was damaged in a conflict last july. the company says it is struggling to bridge the gap between supply and demand. >> the only power station decreases its production from six hours a day to just four. protesters took to the streets to demand this latest twist which has lasted for more than seven years. >> we organize these protests to put pressure on those responsible. israel and the blockade they impose on us. then the palestinian government and their inaction. and divisions of this crisis which have been brought upon us. >> his family lost two children in a fire which broke out in their home. they used candles for lighting which could have caused the blaze. >> our children are dying because of the blockade. this is no way to live. >> families was fine alternate ways to keep their homes lit. risky methods have caused the deaths of 26

. >> and he sounded rather ominous in terms of the debate about to ensue on the department of homeland security. what are you looking for? >> well, it's very clear that democrats are totally against what republicans have proposed this past week. they are offering these amendments to the homeland security funding bill that would defund president obama's executive orders on immigration and roll back daca for the children who came to this country illegally. obviously, democrats oppose these issues. the question is it probably wouldn't make it past in the senate, so will the house and senate republicans go to conference and try and come up with some sort of an agreement that kind of embraces some of their issues? but it seems pretty clear that they won't be able to defund the executive orders because of the hurdles in the senate. >> and i just think it's clear to everyone that the end game of republicans on this still has not emerged. you know, this isn't going to make it through the senate, so what next? and that just seems to be a question mark. >> quickly, chairman tom price and chairma

. >> there's a motion on the floor from communicating to uphold the medical ensues on that motion to uphold commissioner president lazarus. >> commissioner honda commissioner wilson thank you the vote is had to zero the permit is upheld madam clerk, any other business before this committee? >> we're adjourned >>welcome everyone to our special inaugural meeting of january 8 2015. i'd like to welcome next to me mayor lee here. thank you for joining us today. i'd like to welcome john stewart here who will be swearing all the newly elected supervisors in today as well as our new district three supervisor as well. with that i'd like to ask madam clerk if you can please call the role. >>supervisor avalos. >>present. >>breed. >>present. >>supervisor campos. >>present. >>supervisor, christensen. >>president. >>cohen. >>present. >>farrell. >>present. kim. >>here. >>supervisor mar. >>here. >>supervisor -- and president tang. >>present. >>supervisor wiener. >>present. >>yee. >>present. >>all members are present. >>thank you ladies and gentlemen. will you please join me with the pledge of allegi

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. >> there's a motion on the floor from communicating to uphold the medical ensues on that motion to uphold commissioner president lazarus. >> commissioner honda commissioner wilson thank you the vote is had to zero the permit is upheld madam clerk, any other business before this committee? >> we're adjourned this. >> good afternoon and welcome to the to the san francisco planning commission regular hearing for january 15, 2015 i'd like to remind the members of the audience commission does not tolerate disruptions of any kind please silence all electronic devices. and and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. elvis commissioner president wu commissioner fong arrest commissioner antonini commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards we are expecting commissioner hillis to arrive shortly first, it is the items for continuance item one at 400 alabama street proposed to february 2015 and item 2 for case at the 276 hartford is proposed for continuance march 5 and item 3 the little go yosemite fish passage is proposed to apr

that came in yesterday and it didn't have a chance to entirely dry up before the overnight hours ensued and the temperatures dropped. everybody is getting by okay on i-95 at least here in center city where the road is probably pretreated. we take a look we have a warning for drivers and pedestrians. we are seeing a refreeze of rain from yesterday and sidewalks and streets especially side streets that haven't been treated with black ice. 33 degrees, close to the freezing mark, that means areas close by are at freezing and philadelphia was down to freezing recently which means there is black ice out there that hadn't had a chance to melt. winds west, southwest at 10 miles per hour. as we get into the later part of the day and past noon, you'll see the winds pick up at 25 miles per hour and gusting at times. a little bit blustery today. you'll see clouds to start out as well. over by the shore we'll see early sunshine. we'll wind up with a partliy afternoon, we're dealing with a cloudy sky early. high temperature, 42 degrees, it's martin luther king, a day of service, a lot of planning on

three people were injured unclear if they were hurt by the gun shots or the ensuing panic. these people are anti-houthi protests a town under control of the rebel group since october. there were no gun shots in the capital sanaa as tens of thousands marched against the overtaking of the government and their city. these protesters don't want president abd man sur hadi resign. but he couldn't remainder in office. southern mp mps say they will protest. secessionist movement that has simmered for decades. this is where the houthis are in control and including the capital sanaa. and these are cities that have seen major demonstrations against the rebels. but there are many others who support the rebel group. on friday thousands of them marched in support of the houthis and their plans to transition to a new leadership. so far efforts to bring together all of these factions have failed. >> translator: there were many mistakes and breaches that happened in the crisis. actions in the country increased the violence. that put the political process under serious threat. our goal now i

but a struggle ensues as airport personnel look on.inue to subdue the man. >> from what we know, they tasered him at least twice, possibly more. witnesses could hear the taser. worry, how are they still fighting him off? >> nobody knows why. he just speaks russian. nobody knows why. >> as the man loses consciousness, police switch from tying to control him to checking his vital signs. >> he's unconscious? i heard them say code red. >> i was thinking i will kiss him very soon, and i will hug him soon. >> tragically, robert zekonski, a 40-year-old polish man immigrating to canada, dies minutes later. how did such a misfortune come to pass? the heartbreaking story begins nearly 12 hours earlier at 3:12 p.m., when robert arrives from poland via frankfurt. >> i was so happy. >> his mother sophia is supposed to meet him at baggage claim. they haven't seen each other in seven years. he's coming to live with her and start a new life. >> i was there. i was happy to meet him. but when i was waiting longer, then i start worry a little bit. >> she

so clearly a fight already ensuing on day one. >> fights in the senate, fights in the house. both of you stand by for a moment. the house and the senate are being called into session right now as we speak. some quorum calls taking place. some technicalities. we have a new cnn/orc poll that just came out. compared to last congress, do you believe the new congress will get more done, 37%, get less done, 15%, no difference, 47%. so there's a whole lot of optimism that there's going to be a lot more done over the next two years with the republican majority in the senate and the democratic president in the white house. >> it would be hard for them to get less done than the last congress. that was the second least accomplished congress in american history. i'm glad the minority was saying it would get less done. there is an opportunity. and speaker boehner has tried to work with president obama in the past. but by the same token, the people who are elected in the last two cycles are a lot of the people who philosophically oppose president obama. and one could argue since the electi

a chase ensued but they caught him.knows something about where erica is. >> you know, we haven't slept we haven't ate we haven't did anything, you know. >>> we just want my sister back. it's like a really emotional time for our families. >> all we speaking about is erica every day. this is killing me. just come forward tell us where she at. all she wanted to do was love him again no word yet if any charges have been filed but stay with "action news" for updates. we're live in that mount laurel, katherine scott channel6 "action news. >> and we're following breaking news from new york city. this is new video of a multi-alarm fire that broke out at new york's penn station in midtown manhattan. the fire started around 2:30 this morning and burned through construction sheds. two floors beneath penn station. so far there are no reports of any injuries. penn station did remain opened during the fire. some subway trains are bypassing the 34th street station. we checked with new jersey transit and amtrak and those trains are run

i really thought he was going to run, and then a foot chase would ensue and then possibly him be tasered, different things like that. and that's what i meant when i said let's don't do this. don't do this, mr. smith. i certainly had no idea that he was about to pull a gun. >> without warning, smith reaches into his satchel and pulls out a revolver. >> he pulled it out. i saw the barrel. i immediately started backing up as quickly as i could to create some distance and to get my gun out. >> corporal mecham backs up and stumbles to the ground. >> when he was yelling at me to roll over, my blood went cold. that's when i knew i didn't have any time left. i had to go for my gun right then. >> lying flat on his back, mecham quickly pulls out his gun. [ gunshots ] >> he fired the first shot, and i can still to this day, i can see the muzzle flash. i can smell the smoke. i can hear the boom. i can hear it all. >> but mecham is not hit and begins firing back. [ gunshots ] >> i know all total, i hit him five times. i don't know how many bullets hit him as he was over me and how many struck as he w

sharing with them the appraised value which suggests it is fair to say too high the negotiations ensuednd now the agreement at a purchase price of $15 million plus ownership was under no requirement to revise the purchase price the city recourse on this deal like my buyers recourse on any similar purchase option deal is not to pursue the purchase in a normal real estate market there might be other choices with appropriate zoning to provide the fast track sequa clearance it would have been a viable option here it is not the case in this market and not for this need as the budget analyst report it took option with the appraisals with all due respect an art form not a metric of numbers we thought there was interesting sales and pending sales being more difficult for the appraiser to include a back market that is indicative of current market conditions would justify the purchase prices of $16 million that's approximately $180 per square feet or looking at the improvements over 44 thousand square feet on site which have value that would be about 3 hundred and 75 sdlrs we're square feet impro

intentional by the victim to talk to the person, the suspect went up to him and started talking and a fight ensued. >> he is facing several charges including two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. >>> we know the name of a woman killed in a deadly crash on new year's day. kayla turner was a passenger in a car that crashed into a pole on 580 in oakland about 3:20 a.m. the driver is being held on felony dui and manslaughter charges. investigators are working to determine who may have provided him with alcohol. that person could also face charges. >>> oakland police identified the city's first homicide victim of the year. investigators say the 23-year- old, a father of two from sacramento was in town visiting family. he was shot and killed around 1:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon at a gas station. that is within sight of the police subitation. subitation. no arrests -- substation. no arrests have been made. >>> new warning tonight about oysters and clams. officials closed down collection in the area. the move follows the closing of drake's bay oyster company. oysters and clams could potentially pose

luggage back in front of the terminal and we waitd with that said no bombs were found during the ensuing investigation. federal investigators are now trying to find the person behind the threats. >> members of terror group isis claimed a japanese hostage has been be headed. they threat end two unless receiving a 200 million ran some. a video shows one of the hostages holding a photo of other man allegedly be headed. isis terrorists are now also de manning release of fell prisoner de feigned in nation of word jordan. >> in teb nebraska three one children were killed when someone opened fire during a house fire. dozens were in the vacant home. a 19-year-old 24-year-old and 6-year-old killed. five others were wounded and remain in stable condition tonight. >> people from a neighborhood queens giving tonight. a 34-year-old man killed his wife, mother-in-law and 7-year-old daughter early this morning. his 12-year-old daughter suffered a gun shot wound to the head and were able to call 911. the gunman drove off and took his own life inside this suv. tonight investigators still don't know why h

they ordered an occupant to get out of the car and a struggle ensued and the suspect fired and the police returned fire, the suspect was flown to christiana medical center and his condition is unknown at this time. at least unknown to us. we'll update the story as soon as we get more information. >>> now this is a live picture from chopper 6 hd as the northbound lanes of i-95 are still closed in bensalem buck county backing up traffic to northeast philadelphia late word is it is expected to be shut down until 8:00 tonight. this is where a crash involving five vehicles including two tfs killed one person it happens at 1:15 this afternoon "action news" reporter sara bloomquist is live now with the full story. >> reporter: well jim here is the deal, traffic on i-95 northbound is being diverted to woodhaven road and traveling westbound on woodhaven you can see behind me coming off the ramp here on to route 13 bristol pike, you can see the taillights as all of the traffic heads northbound to street road to access i-95 north again it's been a mess for hours all stemming from the fatal tractor t

. >> he was taken to the hospital while a manhunt ensued for fallins, police tracked down the vehicle to the 2400 block of napa they found the drivers side window shatters he got off one shot before being run over. a short time later the suspect was arrested around the corner and taken into custody. the officer is expected to make a full recovery. >> he is a five year veteran and 32 years old and engaged to be married and his brother is an officer as well. >> reporter: the officer is treated and released from the hospital as for fallins he faces attempt the murder and other related charges. i'm live outside of the police headquarters, channel 6 "action news." >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, a crime scene at a delaware shopping plaza police search for a gunman that opened fire outside of a restaurant. and the plan for the former revel casino and it's project could provide a way to get from the jersey shore to new york city. hey, i lost my debit card. do you guys do instant replacement? (snap!) what just happened? check your wallet. no. ...no way. your debit card should arrive i

ensuing panthers drive, this real lee would.olina knocking but chancellor picks of newton and this would definitely be the ball game. seattle becomes the first defending champ to win a playoff game since 2005 packers cowboys coming up next week. sharks and the rangers tonight. thornton back in the lineup. third period rangers up 2-0, zuccarello thinks he made it 3-0, new york. niemi says wait a second. what a save. after review that save would stand. minutes later, carlson cuts the lead to one with his fifth goal in as many games. sharks lose 3-1. tomorrow's nfl slate features kbaz and packers in green bay followed by the colts and broncos in denver. luck and manning at mile high. should be a great day in football. >> that ist seahawks stadium is one of the loudest out there. they move going crazy. >> oh, they were. >>> coming up next the golden globes less than 24 hours away. why some people think they already the winners and a surprise presidential guest who might show up for the awards. don't wait for awesome... totino's pizz

he was killed in the ensuing shootout with four hostages. coulibaly was clearly linked to the kouachi brothers. we have the latest from paris. dana. >> a lot of details, i think we're going to be hearing over the next days, things that the police up until now haven't talked about. when we came into dammartin today, of course this was a completely sealed area, people in their homes, the schools sealed with students in them. there were about 1,000 people inside the school that now appears that the kouachi brothers after carrying out this very bloody attack on the newspaper on wednesday, were on the run for 48 hours and this morning came out and started heading towards paris down the highway, and that is when they encountered a police road block of some kind, shots were fired and exchanged and it now according to the prosecutor, appears that one of the kouachi brothers was wounded in the throat, in the neck. they came to this town, took over this printing shop, taking one person hostage, that was the original report. the prosecutor is saying th

pier 32 she was structural in working on the america's cup the 34th america's cup the negotiations ensued for seems like forever she was a big part of that and big part of making sure the event came off without a hitch it was a great success jennifer got her start in san francisco by working on evan duffey's board and became an aide which is where i first met her and she served on mayor newsom's office in the office of economic workforce development jennifer is fairly young and two youngest toerjz she had and survived her 13 and beloved friend to all of us public service was her life her father lives in south beach and experiencing along accident embarcadero she took her responsibilities with the port very, very seriously and was a lot of fun she spent time guilty of negligence over the typical fact we have chevy i can't those of you have straight hair you don't think but today is a terrible day so we'll we'd be looking at out for our hair and jennifer had a really good senseless of humor her hair in the newspapers were larger and she was agnostic about 3 so today as i mentioned the first

. >> a struggle ensued, shots were fired at the officer. the officer returned fire. >> the man was shot several times and flown to the hospital, police are questioning a woman who was in the car. that shooting happened minutes before a pro-police rally about a mile away from the scene. >> middle township police are equipped with a much-talked about new tool. yesterday they started using body cameras like this one as part of a pilot program. two officers during each shift will wear them. in a month they will way the pros and cons and decide if everybody will wear a body camera. >>> police have evacuated a paris train station after a bomb threat overnight. police have arrested ten people in antiterrorism raise overnight who are conducted to the gunman who attacked a could she he were supermarket -- kosher supermarket last week. you're looking at video out of berlin german germany. two turkish men were arrested because they support isis. we'll have more at 6:00 a.m. >>> an ohio man arrested in an fbi sting is due in court today charged with pl

they escaped during ensuing confusion and made off in silver colored mini van. one was behind bars for theft and one for burglary. nip with information about the case is asked to call pennsylvania state police. >> dozens of people from all ages joined in on a nationwide movement today. the race for justice kicked off in philadelphia. the peaceful rally was organized in support of black lives matter movement. >> more than a dozen teenagers were stars tonight. they were primpied and pam terd at the fringe arts theater. 18 teenagers many on autistic spectrum were there to celebrate world premiere of new album they produced. on-line sales benefit the non-profit friendship circle and charitable project involving xheelon music school of philadelphia. >> soul survivor. a girl survived a plane crash. >> and final salute to a map that gave his life for his country. why it took 70 years for the hero to be laid to rest. >> "action news" will be right (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up

and an argument ensued over the bottle of liquor. >> at 1:30 a.m. the party turns violent. people start swinging knives. an 18-year-old man is seriously injured. another 18-year-old and a 17-year-old boy are badly cut. after they're transported to a hospital, police charge 14 with underaged drinking. >> it is not good because they have to mention the security is really good. especially at the time. >> he is a guest at the hotel and says so many teens shouldn't have been able to gather in the rooms. >> they shouldn't get in. yes. >> you blame the hotel? >> definitely. >> the hotel assistant manager declines to comment. >> so you can't tell me anything about what happened? >> sorry, sir. >> ok. >> thank you. >> the police spokesperson hopes other teens learn a lesson. >> a simple party that starts out with what someone might think is a little bit of drinking can get seriously out of hand and people can get injured. >> now, police tell us they're still hunting for those two suspects and we should tell you that just about an hour and a half ago we did hear from the general mana

estimated 3.7 million people rallied across france sunday in response to the charlie hebdo shootings and ensuing attacks that left 17 people dead. more than 3 million people marched in paris, making it the largest a administration in french history. more than 40 world leaders help leave the march. several demonstrators mounted the statue the republic, symbol of the french revolution and hoisted an inflated pencil to honor the killed cartoonist from charlie hebdo. france has announced it will deploy 10,000 soldiers on home soil by tomorrow and post a must 5000 police officers to protect jewish sites after last week's attacks. the protest came two days after the gunman who attacked the magazine were killed by police after a siege at a printing works following a three-day manhunt. minutes after the credit shop assault, police broke a second siege at a kosher supermarket in eastern paris. four hostages died there along with the gunman amedy coulibaly. before his death on friday cherif kouachi said he received financing from the islamic cleric anwar al awlaki in yemen. both brothers reportedly travel

who were chattelled and made them responsible for the decision making and the general strike that ensued, a general strike which harry bridges stated an injury to one is an injury to all. you're at a significant point in history where you can state which side you're on and that should be the side of the working people the historic legacy of san francisco that reverberated throughout the united states at the time. there were other general strikes in the united states and throughout the world. it's not to be relegated to a audio piece or side line in history. this is a significant point. the restoration is important with the very room we are today city hall. it could have been torn down. it could have been mornernized. instead it was restored to its glory. place does matter to the people in san francisco and i join with others to urge you to support this appeal. thank you. >> thank you. >> do not let us miss this opportunity. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> supervisors i am jim and here to represent san francisco victorian alliance and chair the historic preservation committee for th

do that that's something another thing that struck me the santa clara county they're creating jobs ensue people living there - working there are not living there so i use to work in mount i mop up view and for 20 years i commuted when i was there everybody commuted they're getting their tax basis from the residents that are actually living there a couple of thickness on engaging the picking up public i like the way of the neighborhood approach coming out of the octavia plan you see from the number of people attending this meeting today, we're trying to take a longshoreman vision and trying to get short time expansion so this is what is happening we have a packed house buses 2 o'clock we have fewer people so getting the public's attendance is key i think west of twin peaks should have a role and couple of other commissioners said i think two more comments i like the monitoring and the follow-up that is incredibly important to commissioner president 134 west idea of having 6 months of a check in the the devil is in the details and lastly two things if you look at the last 35 years when was

one writing, kristin leaves jay cutler in charge of kids, catastrophe ensues.ak up with cutler for me. he can't handle kids no big surprise, everyone knows he can't handle a football. eric suteress is editor of mom.me. >> my immediate reaction was, this is so typical. we hear this about dads all the time. they just can't deal with being with the kids for a few days alone. >> reporter: this morning cavallari 69ed to gma. >> i was dying laughing when i got that text those text messages. and it's something that every parent can relate to. so i was just laughingutt off. i thought it would be hilarious to post it. i think it's really refreshing for people to see that jay and i are just like everybody else. we go through the same stuff. you know, i said in the post we don't have a thousand nannies. i think a lot of people assume that we do. >> reporter: some dads are crying foul at the quarterback's fumble at home. >> i think there is a huge stereotype that still continues from the '50s that the dad needs to make the money, the mother is the only one that can be nurt

but here a gun battle ensued as police tried to search a bakery just up this street behind me.s is the scene this afternoon. the streets still closed off, the population here that are very nervous indeed. according to investigators after they searched this bakery they found bomb-making equipment, money, guns, and police uniforms as well. they suspect an attack was likely to be staged against police officers themselves potentially police stations. >>> well in france 12 people have been arrested in a series of overnight raids. police say some of them may have provided logistical support for last week's attacks. jacky rowland reports. >> reporter: the u.s. secretary of state said he came to give a big hug to the french people. it was also clearly a damage exercise. washington recognizes that it made a mistake by only sending its ambassador to the march on sunday. >> i wanted to come here and share a hug with all of paris and all of france. i wanted to express to you personally the sheer horror and revulsion that all americans felt for the could -- could ardly act. >> reporter: joh

the massacre and two ensuing hostage crises follow a string of plots foiled in the u.k.rance and elsewhere and serves as a stark reminder of the deadly threat in the west. for more i'm joined by global view columnist bret stevens and dorothy raven wits. in some instances it's similar to other attacks, there have been many over the years since 9/11, in other sense it's different, because of the direct assault on people for criticizing islam for exercising free speech. in that sense it's a direct assault on western values. >> may be more attention because of result on media institution. a reminder that terrorism doesn't spring because of terrorist objections to western policies in the middle east. it springs for a deeper reason. civilizational clash. these terrorists who assaulted the offices of charlie hebdo were inspired by a political ideology of islamism that seeks domestic nation over the west which cat gorically objects not western policy but core western values like freedom of speech and right to reprovoke without consequences. >> she has been a target of death thre

the standoff ensued and it only just this hour some seven hours later, is coming to an end apparently. there are reports that the two brothers are dead and the hostage has been freed. a short time after that in the middle of the day paris time two suspects identified as amedy coulibaly, and hayat boumeddiene, a male and female, burst into a kosher deli in the paris neighborhood of port vincennes. they may have taken hostages and shot police in the process. there were simultaneous hostage situations. the last two at the deli were saying they remanded the release of the kouachi brothers. there have been nearly simultaneous police raids on both. we're awaiting to hear the outcome. jenna: a lot of uncertainty who exactly was inside of the grocery store at the time when these two alleged terrorists burst in and tried to take everybody hostage and whether or not we're seeing more than one multiple injury from the grocery store. a lot of uncertainty. amy kellogg though is live on the scene outside of the area where the grocery store is and joins us with live coverage. amy? >> reporter: hi, j

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