reporter: the f.b.i. says morales was wearing that monitoring bracelet when he broke into the armory. tracking records put him there several hours. morales has been in the cambridge area for years, sometimes in shelters, sometimes homeless. he had been arrested several times in several communities. and the f.b.i. says it was monday morning when he cut off the bracelet and took off. in cambridge, i'm jack harper, wcvb newscenter 5. >> 5 investigates just getting new details about morales's time with the military and looking at one big question about how this went down. investigative reporter karen us. karen? >> we just got ahold of james morales's military record. he spent five years in the army reserve in two different units. the last assignment, right there at the worcester reserve center. this is 34-year-old james morales, wearing the insignia of support hospital unit. he served with them at the worcester army reserve center until he was discharged in 2013. court documents say morales was back there las

the cia and f.b.i. are on heightened alert as isis released a video threatening to attack america in its strong hold, washington. meanwhile, france is quickly striking back. a wave of french warplanes target thing isis strong holds in syria including massive air strikes in raqqa. the raid 20 bombs, this all comes just two days after the group responsible for the attacks in paris that killed close to 130 people . >>> it's hell. it's a nightmare. people were hidden under dead bodies. >> reporter: in paris panic broke out at a memorial at one of the site's of friday's terror attacks. dozens of people started running after someone claimed to hear gun shots. it turned out continue afalse alarm. french police put a first to the police on the loose issuing a wanted in the watt photo. the notice is for a 26 yearly man born in bellium. a police official says he is the one who rented a blacks volkswagen later found with three guns and empty magazines inside. security experts have said there are so many people tha

while the f.b.i. stated they don't believe terrorism is to blame, worcester police now saying they are stepping up patrols in key areas around the city. people wondering how something like this could happen . >> anchor: it's just awful. now somebody is running around in worcester with those weapons possibly. i mean, i don't know if anna went with them but that's a pretty serious issue. >> anchor: a lot of questions here in the past hour we've seen some men in white suits walk in what they are doing, we don't know. there are a lot of questions that need to be answered but the f.b.i. has put out information. they have said they are trying to find out those weapons and trying to track them down as quickly as possible. in worcester this afternoon, kelly o'hara, 7 news . >> anchor: we are just getting started here on 7 news first at 4:00. is it ilahead, phillip chisolm on trial. the person accused of murdering his teacher. witnesses take the stand today . >> anchor: taking on the opioid crisis. state leade

gwen: right. >> but the f.b.i. director told us yesterday is that the total number of americans thought to have come from the u.s. or people in the u.s., gone to syria, associated with isis, and come back, is in the teens. you contrast that with this enormous problem in western europe. that's what's giving rise to the visa waiver issue. if people can go to syria and come back to western europe by the thousands, what's to stop them from flying into the u.s. without -- and they don't need to have a visa? that's the energy behind this visa waiver point. gwen: but i also wonder whether the president has the support of his own party on this. we did see a lot of -- democrats jump off the ship this week. especially when it came to this refugee issue. >> in the house, the president very quickly -- i would say not quickly enough, but he did quickly begin to recognize that in the house democrats were going to go their own way on this. out of concern about their districts and out of concern about their own elections and out o

now the f.b.i. has joined manchester police and the new hampshire attorney general to continue the investigation into her murder. the scene looked at from all angles. sectioned-off grass closely combed through with metal detectors. dug up in search of ghi evidence that may help law enforcement get closer to solving this murder mystery. again, investigators are still on scene here, still trying to solve this murder. updates on this story, we will make sure to bring them right to you. live from manchester, new hampshire, 7 news. >> jadiann: a body found charred in the burned wreckage of a burning car in worcester. victoria warren has been on the scene for us reporting there all morning. now she joins us live with more. >> >> reporter: police still have a lot of questions. because even though this neighborhood where i'm standing, there are a lot of homes. when you get up this hill behind me, where this car was found, it's aed wood area. it's pretty december late desolate. the folks here say last night

it shows an off-duty f.b.i. agent starting a argument with the finding but what led to the guilt finding is a 16-year-old boy approached the agent. the agent striking him like that, sending him flying. see for yourself. >> it begins with a handoff of a baby from a father to a mother. and then f.b.i. agent steps in view. the tall man with the shaved head. the friend of the mother's friend. annoyed that the father is late. he has words for the man and his girlfriend. the conflict escalates. then watch what happens as the woman's 15-year-old son tries to intervene. >> oh! oh! >> he has yet to identify himself as an agent. he tussles with the boy and he pulls his gun. >> get on the ground. get on the ground. get on the ground. >> he defends his actions. last week a jury found the agent guilty of the second-degree assault for the incident. he was foundnot guilty of reckless endangerment and first-degree assault. the case brought by the state's attorneys office after a complaint was filed by the victim. he is a 20-yea

the f.b.i. says they are going to enter these weapons into a they will try to track them down a.s.a.p. opening statements in the philip chism murder trial today. the 16-year-old is accused of raping and murdering his high two years ago. the defense began by stating because he was mentally ill. the prosecutor described what officers found when they were searching for ritzer's body. >> the officer tied up the dog. he found a large recycling barrel on its side. when he flashed his light inside it, he saw blood. >> why did a 14-year-old boy, well-behaved, quiet, one month into high school, do these terrible things? the answer is he was severely mentally ill. >> jadiann: the defense says chism's parents alleged mental illness. >> christa: breaking news in fitchburg right now. an anonymous note was found by a teacher at the arts academy this morning. sky 7 over the scene. and it warned of a potential bomb scare. so the students which you see they were moved to fitchburg university's campus. police rig

i would hire many, many more f.b.i. you have the notion that you can follow hundreds and hundreds of people. that we can do that with the resources we have is just not true. so, in this wide-open society where we have these stupid sank chew ware cities and these nine people who have no extra pounds in the pack of the f.b.i. and we need to let nsa do what they need to do to protect this country. >> the f.b.i. director has been jumping up and down about this saying, "on the record, i don't have enough people." something's going to happen. we're going to get attacked. i don't have enough people. i don't have the resources to stop that. >> megyn, he doesn't have enough people by thousands, not hundreds. by thousands. to keep track of the people that we should be keeping track of. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week right now. >> what is it? why is he under-resourced and why do you feel that the programs you think we need to protect ourselves have been cut back. >> this mr. sound very hardhearted. we haven't had enough people die

f.b.i. the secretary of the homeland security department, and the director of national intelligence conspirm -- confirm that each does not pose a real threat. officials shall take all actions necessary for a thorough background check. goes on to say this, by late wednesday several house democrats said they, too, would sign on to the republican measure. citing fears for american security and lack of cohesive plan by the administration. says mr. ryan and other republican leaders are eager to keep the matter of syrian refugees detached from the spending measure that congress must pass before december 11 to keep the government opened. some lawmakers already raised the idea of tying funding to the policy. ahead of today's vote what are your thoughts on this? beyond the vote, also, in the house -- up on the house side, the house judiciary committee subcommittee will be holding a hearing on the refugee situation and national security. we'll have coverage of that on c-span3. at 9:00 a.m. eastern tim

i would hire many, many more f.b.i. you have the notion that you can follow hundreds and hundreds of people. that we can do that with the resources we have is just not true. so in this wide-open society where we have these stupid sank chew ware cities and these nine people who have no extra pounds in the pack of the f.b.i. and we need to let nsa do what they need to do to protect this country. >> the f.b.i. director has been jumping up and down about this saying "on the record i don't have enough people." something's going to happen. we're going to get attacked. i don't have enough people. i don't have the resources to stop that. >> megyn, he doesn't have enough people by thousands, not hundreds. by thousands. to keep track of the people that we should be keeping track of. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week right now. >> what is it? why is he under-resourced and why do you feel that the programs you think we need to protect ourselves have been cut back. >> this mr. sound very hardhearted. we haven't had enough people die her

and f.b.i. are on high alert after isis released a new video threatening attacks in washington, d.c.. >> we know the leads of the f.b.i. and homeland security are expected to brief members of the house on isis and the situation in paris. that will be coming up at 5:30 tomorrow night. right now from sarah mcloughlin in paris. >> the deadly east attack on french soil since world war ii but with that defiance there's also fear this kind of attack could happen again. passionate and precise french president francois hollande promises to extinguish terrorism in france and abroad. he proposes extending the state of emergency for three months to make the easier to detain and deport suspected terrorists. he vows the soul of his nation will survive this bloodshed. >> i want france to remain itself. barbarian attacking it want to defigure it they will not succeed. >> reporter: to defeat isis president hollande wants the united states and russia to work together saying he would meet soon with president obam

the latest from washington >> reporter: the f.b.i. director is holding a press conference in washington to say that the u.s. has no evidence that there is any specific threat of a paris-style attack in the united states. still he understands that there are many who may be fearful, especially in light of the release of what he called propaganda videos by i.s.i.l., important trying a potential for a future threat in the united states. still the fear that exists in the u.s. underscored in the house of representatives as a vote being held to today to limit refugees specifically syrian and iraqi refugees to the united states until they can be thoroughly screened calling for an additional layer of screening to take place and for the f.b.i. to personally certify that any individual led into the u.s. has been thoroughly vetted. this has been criticised by president obama that if it makes through the upper chamber of congress, he will veto this from becoming law. there is a lot of criticism that is taking place by members of congress who say t

and the f.b.i. says none. >> especially in new york and washington,that he're taxed to the hit: >> they're a little more active on e-mail or twitter or dealing with overseas personnel that may be suspicious. >> we're groik to get this later in the show but how hard would that be, zet. they haven't, as far as we know, gotten it. well, megyn, we know they've tried to get their hands on syran. to actually get those materials into the united states or to try to get it to conduct an attack would with pretty difficult. there are very few organizations, one of them is in japan to get them to do this. it's not clear that they have it, at least at this point. >> i just want to say, before we go, we ran the stats tonight. just remember, folks, you have a much better changs being killed by a bolt of lightning or in a hark shark attack and the felt low riss feel they are kboings to that shopping mall. >> gentlemen, thank you. >>> voting where the republicans to slow counsel. senator marcco rub ix o is here on w

>> pelley: the f.b.i. says it's following dozens of people capable of carrying out a paris-style assault in the u.s. also tonight, the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks is a threat no more. he's dead. americans who helped liberate iraq are returning to fight isis. >> we didn't fight and die for nothing. >> pelley: and some reflections on the beaut of a city. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the terror attacks in paris and the isis video threat of an attack in new york city have a lot of americans worrying could we be next? well, today, the nation's top law enforcement officers gave us their answer, and here's homeland security correspondent jeff pegues. >> we are not aware of any credible threat here of a paris-type attack. and we have seen no connection at all between the paris attackers and the united states. >> reporter: f.b.i. director james comey tried to tamp down fear today. he said terrific task forces across the country have been orde

comey says the f.b.i. is investigating dozens of people deemed high risks for carrying out a copycat paris attack. he vowed to cover them luke a blanket. u.s. attorney general loretta lynch: >> we take all threats seriously. we're acting aggressively to defuse threats as they emerge, and we are vigorously investigating and prosecuting those who seek to harm the american people. >> reporter: u.s. officials remain concerned about lone wolf attacks inspired by those isis videos. comey says the propaganda influences what he calls troubled souls. when two isis-inspired extremists tried to attack a mohammed cartoon contest in garland, texas back in may, it led to a flurry of terrorism arrests. just weeks later, police confronted a terrorism suspect in boston. he charged the officers with a knife and was shot and killed. according to the department of justice, since 2013, more than 70 people have been charged with attempting to join isis or other terrorism-related offenses. but comey says, to stay on top of the t

the director of the f.b.i. has warned americans to be vigilant but says there's no credible threat to the u cismd on thursday the congress passed a bill that will increase scening of refugees. the white house has threatened to veto the allowing of 10,000 refugees into the u.s. >> reporter: the f.b.i. director holding a press conference in washington to say that right now the u.s. has no evidence that there is any specific threat of a paris-style attack in the united states. he understands that there are many who may be fearful in light of the release of what he called propaganda videos by i.s.i.l. important trying the potential for a future threat in the united states of the still the fear that exists in the united states underscored in the house of representatives as a vote being held today to halt refugees to the united states until they can be thoroughly screened calling for an additional layer of screening to take place and for the f.b.i. direct craver to certify that-- director to certify that there is ful

. >>> director of f.b.i. has warned americans to be vigilant in the wake of the paris attacks but says there is no credible threat to the united states, on thursday the lower house passed a bill to increase screening of syrian refugees and suspends president obama's program to admit 10,000 of them in the next year and obama threatened to veto the measure and now it goes to the senate and we have the latest from washington d.c. >> the f.b.i. director james comey holding a press conference in washington to say the u.s. has no evidence that there is any specific threat of a paris style attack in the united states, still he understands that the are many who may be fearful especially in light of the release of what he called propaganda videos by i.s.i.l. portraying the potential of a future threat in the united states, still the fear that exists in the united states under scored in the house of representatives, a vote being held today to halt or limit refugees specifically syrian and iraqi refugees to the united s

the f.b.i. and a.t.f. are helping out, but this is largely a local investigation from this point on. elaine? >> jeff, while we don't yet know a motive in colorado, we understand the f.b.i. issued a warning about possible attacks on clinics. >> reporter: that's right, for several months now law enforcement has been concerned about people targeting reproductive healthcare facilities, specifically planned parenthood locations across the country. as we first reported in september, an f.b.i. intelligence bulletin went out to law enforcement agencies nationwide with that warning. it came as congress was debating planned parenthood funding and on the heels of a release of series of videos by the centers for medical process that showed planned parenthood doctors discussing harvesting of fetal tissues from abortions. the intelligence bulletin noted known offenders use at that time, there had already been nine criminal or suspicious incidents in seven states, and the district of columbia. in one incident in august,

reporter: the f.b.i. is providing assistance to the manchester police department and new hampshire attorney general's office as they continue to investigate the murder of denise end. back in august, robert was out for a walk when she was shot and killed on gray street. she died of a single gunshot wound. a long time advertising employee for the new hampshire union leader, robert went for a walk river sunday night for the past neighborhood. no arrests have been made. police say neighbors saw a pickup truck driving from gray street onto carpenter street and speed back towards the city on union street, the driver described as a white man with close cropped hair and wearing a white tank top. police are investigating all possible motives because the f.b.i. is helping police and the a.g.'s office it says it can't comment further. one resident told us that on last thursday she signed a consent form to give police permission to search her yard. the reward for any information on this case is now more than $ 42,000

. >> she disappeared for almost 20 years, taking her daughter with her while the f.b.i. was looking for her all that time. >> winds have already been gusting to 40 miles per hour. we're going to see a windy afternoon. the forecast is coming up. soo li oca n.t t t pt.etio . >>> don't forget to follow us on facebook and like our page. you can find us on facebook.com/cbs new york. >>> fantastic zip sports, they rallied in front of the attorney general's office demanding the right to keep playing. draft king and fanduel to stop taking wages in new york and fans disagree. this decision was made without being informed. chemical weapons. you didn't find out the regulations of the game, you didn't know if the game was run with good intentions or not. you made a decision on a whim. >> both companies say their skill. >>> the new jersey school becomes the first in the nation to allow medical marijuana use for students. a nurse will, now, administer edible medical marijuana, and sheep is 16 years old and has potentially life-threatening seizures. she gets a midday dose during school

f.b.i.'s terrorist watch list bought weapons in the united states. did you know that? did you know that? 91% of all suspected terrorists who tried to buy guns in the united states walked away with the weapon they wanted over the ime period with just 190 rejected despite ominous history. 10:1 were 5: 1, able to get the guns? it is outrageous that we would be slamming the door of mothers and children while we still allow people on the terrorist watch list to walk in the door . a gun store and buy a gun and in regard to those mothers and children, i am with u.s. catholic conference of bishops o the episcopalians, presbyterians, evangelicals and juish groups, i say the republican bill before the house today fails to meet our values and fails to strengthen the security of the american people. families in syria and iraq are desperately trying to escape isis' gruesome campaign of torture, rape and violence and terror from the assad regime. the republican bill before the use today severely handicaps

comey says the f.b.i. is investigating dozens of people deemed high risks for carrying out a copycat paris attack. he vowed to cover them luke a blanket. u.s. attorney general loretta lynch: >> we take all threats seririsly. we're acting aggressively to defuse threats as they emee, and we are vigorously investigating and prosecuting those who seek to harm the american people. >> reporter: u.s. officials remain concerned about lone wolf attacks inspired by those isis videos. comey says the propaganda influences what he calls troubled souls. when two isis-inspired extremists tried to attack a mohammed cartoon contest in

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i've had the f.b.i. committee telling me that this would pose a national security risk to the american people. >> do you think that the country, the u.s. has enough manpower and facilities to be able to screen any number of these people? >> well, we have a lot of screening at last points of departure. i would argue europe is far more wide open. they don't even check their own citizens past a watch list and we do. there are major security gaps in europe that we don't have in the united states. we are going to look at legislation responding to this. i had a team over there that just came back examining this very issue of foreign fighters and syrian refugees. i think policy makers need to take a look at. >> yeah. specifically what's happening to shore up national defense here in the home land, you have a lot of nfl games tomorrow. what's happening that you know of that's different than what had been coming into friday? >> well, because as you know, the concert event, the soccer stadium, sporting event, al-q

the f.b.i. welcome. talk to me, we are learning more about these guy in this cell. one of the reasons are that's so important to understand this cell, it could give us clues to others. >> you are absolutely right. some of the thing they did that were successful and some of the thing they did that were not so successful. the united states and the f.b.i. sending the response team out of new york was a big help for the people in paris. as you well know a lot of the european countries didn't have telephone cap logs. bringing that technology blend with our technology will probably the reason why they are able to take that phone and zero in on what they have been talking about, looking at the download and messages have been sent into -- where that phone had been by the gps positioning on the phone. that was a real help finding this latest apartment. martha: let's hope we get this guy. what about here at home. we know there are 900 cases for jim comey, the head of the f.b.i., these have to be stressful

sera: the f.b.i. tells us that the missing weapons have been entered into a national database in hopes of tracking them and recovering them quickly. investigation. live in worcester this morning, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: opening statements begin teacher. phillip chism is charged with raping and murdering colleen ritzer at the high school two years ago. he was 14 at the time but is being tried as an adult. the trial was delayed for three weeks while chism underwent a psychological exam that determined he is competent to stand trial. emily: right now a key patriots player is out after this tough play. wide receiver julian edelman breaking his foot in last night's dramatic win over the new york giants. this morning, he'll undergo surgery. coach belichick's message to patriots fans about what that injury means for the team is ahead at 5:30 this morning. this is what fans were greeted with as they showed up to metlife stadium for the patriots extremely tight security in the wake of the paris

the f.b.i. is offering up to $15 000 for information that leads to the recovery of those weapons weapons. investigators say guns were stolen from an army reserve center in worcester earlier this month. the guns are similar to these right here. there are six still missing. the guns were taken two weeks ago during a break in. police arrested james morales of that crime. the f.b.i. says he stole several other high-powered weapons but . >> anchor: a man from lester is behind bars after police say they discovered several weapons in a huge amount of ammunition inside his home. today. over the weekend. police say hook took off when they were trying to serve a warrant. they did arrest him and officers found him with a bulletproof vest and two guns. they say the 32-year-old left a rifle back at home along with other guns. dozens of rounds of ammunition. a friend says largess was scared to face outstanding charges in worcester. >>> he was going to stay in the woods for a while he wasn't look looking to he

tell us what came out of that f.b.i. news conference. >> what i think came out of it, you really have to take away from this the fact that there are a lot of americans that are concerned and that's really what was behind this press conference which was hastily called, unexpected. the top lawyer of the united states and the director of the f.b.i. there is this fear especially based on some what the director called i.s.i.l. propoganda video that there could be a threat here similar to the paris attacks of the given the fact that there are many in the united states fearful of that, they came to calm down the american public as a whole to say that they have worked with their authorities, counterparts in france and there is no credible threat or any connection. so as a result it was really a message to the american public as a whole that they have nothing to be concerned about >>> in the meantime the house of representatives have voted to restrict access for refugees. how binding will that be >> this is all kind the connected

army reserve armory in worcester. >> the f.b.i. says there is no connection between that break-in and the events in paris. >> we are advised of the matter. we are currently looking into it. we have some resources on scene as well as investigative capability. we will look into it. as we get a better indication as to what actually happened, there is nothing at this point in time that would tie this to, you know, any specific threat or anything else at this point. and at this point in time, we are looking into it as a new investigation. >> and tonight, the f.b.i. is still working to determine if anything was taken from the armory. >> and there is more news today. a cool afternoon in the city. less windy than yesterday. that is for sure. >> yeah. absolutely gorgeous sunset out there tonight. >> yup. everyone is talking about that tonight. >> bri, it was stunning. >> yeah. i have some pictures i want to share with you as well. 52 right now in the city of boston. warmer than our highs yesterday. you will notice that wind direction coming

. >> and the house speaker ryan says there should be f.b.i.round checks before any of the 10,000 syrians enter the u.s. and he is asking the united states to pause on letting them in at all and he is not alone in standing firm against the president in the wake of the deadly terrorists attack. >> the responsible thing is to take a pause in this refugee program to verify that the terrorists are not trying to infiltrate that population. >> refugees are pouring into our great country from syria. we don't even know who they are. they could be isis, they could be anybody. what is our president doing? is he insane? >> and fear-mongering as the president says or are they protecting americans from isis? and when they she they won't let in orphans that is posturing. >> and calling it un-american. >> you can do it overseas, in turkey and foreign counties, mr. president, come back and insult me to my face. >> and states are not really allowed to reverse a federal decision, we will see what happens home. >> and interesting french president hollande says 30

arrests and detentions in france and belgium. f.b.i. are on heightened alert as isis has released a video leaning more attacks. they are simply a network of killers who are brutallizing local populations. >> one of those brutal killers is now the significant of an intense international manhunt. 26-year-old saleh is believed to be sected to the paris attacks a reminder in the mourning tonight. there was a major police operation that someone said they thought they saw abdeslam it turned out to be a false alarm but people continue to remain vigilant. recording from paris i'm erin mcglaughlin. >> the governor of massachusetts are cracking down on accepting syrian refugees. this after it was discovered that one of the terror suspects in the paris attacks had possessed as a refugee to get into europe. president obama firing back tonight though saying americans should not equate the issue of refugees with the issue of terrorism. >> president obama: we do not close our hearts to these victims of such violence. >> the governors from several stat

the house bill said the f.b.i. director must certify that a refugee has undergob a background investigation and is not a threat to the u.s. then the heads of the f.b.i., homeland security and director of national intelligence must unanimously certify to congress that the person is not a threat. home land security must report to congress on the program monthly and its inspector general review all certifications annually, but the top democratic on the house homeland security committee said the vetting pros is also rigorous and includes background checks and personal interviews. >> we would not lose site of the fact that three quarters of the refugee population are women and children. >> al jazeera, washington. >> a bomb scare forced a plane to make an emergency landing in bulgaria. the many with 168 passengers and crew onboard was on its way from poland to egypt. a passenger said he had a bomb. the plane had to be evacuated and searched. the passenger later admitting it was all a joke. that comes after an is a i'll a

as we first reported in september, an f.b.i. intelligence bulletin went out to law enforcement agencies nationwide with that warning. it came as congress was debating planned parenthood funding and on the heels of the release of a series of videos by the center for medical progress that purported to show planned parenthood doctors discussing the harvesting of fetal tissue from abortions. the intelligence bulletin warned of, "lone offenders using tactics of arsons and threats, all of which are typical of the pro-life extremist movement." at that time, there had already been nine criminal or suspicious incidents in seven states, and the district of columbia. in one incident in august, someone poured gasoline on a planned parenthood security guard's car and set that vehicle that was in new orleans in august. and, according to the f.b.i., there was another incident in july in aurora in which someone poured gasoline around the entrance of a planned parenthood facility there, also causing a fire. but, elaine, if the gunman's motive wa

the bill, which received the full support of the speaker, would require that the director of the f.b.i., the secretary of the homeland security department, and the director of national intelligence conspirm

i have to tell you about an hour ago i got word from a terrorism analyst that told me that the f.b.i. and other agencies are well aware that isil sympathizers if not participants are here in the metro area. a threat possibly from isis, naming washington, d.c., as one of the next targets. >> it's quite scary, living five blocks north of the white house. stephen: while paris recovers from a night of terror and slaughter, life in washington hums along with an undercurrent of dread. >> it's natural to think about, you know, the similar places in washington or the way that something like that could take place in the city. stefs security is stepped up across the city, around national monuments, at the u.s. capitol. and metro. >> it will blow up. somebody will bomb the train. or shoot in the train station. stephen: those we spoke with

the f.b.i. tells the patriot ledger he is cooperating with the royal kamen police service. >> elizabeth: a crash landing for a paraglider in new hampshire. rescuers say the man took off this morning and flew nearly two miles to his house. he started circling, he got into trouble and then crashed near deerfield road in candia. the pilot wound up stuck in the trees. >> he took off from a field in deerfield, flew yesterday, he was flying again today, said it was a beautiful day for flying, circling his house, and evidently, he had some type of a mechanical failure. >> elizabeth: well, the pilot eventually fell out of the trees before crews arrived. he was taken to an area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. >> mark: sports equipment in a storage shed, vandalized in manchester, new hampshire and new tonight, there's a way everyone can help. last week the nets at rock rim park on mason street were destroyed and the shed was tagged with spray paint. the equipment is used by the manchester ang

then the f.b.i. director, director of national intelligence and the secretary of homeland security would personally need to sign off onof each refugee. in the eyes of speaker of the house paul ryan, the bill fills gaps in a dangerously weak vetting process. >> our own law enforcement experts are telling us that they don't have confidence that can detect or block, with the current standards in place, that isil, or isis, has not tried to infiltrate the refugeeee population. >> reporter: house minority leader nancy pelosi stressed humanitarian concerns, highlighting the dangers these syrians and iraqis face. >> families in syria and iraqan are desperately trying to escape isis' gruesome campaign ofn torture, rape, and terror and violence of the assad regime. the republican bill before thee house today severely handicaps the refugee settlement of the future in our country. >> reporter: but it may be reaction without consequence. b the white house, has already vowed to veto and the bill faces uncertain fa