we're expecting to hear from francois hollande momentarily.acky row land has been following all of this with us. just before we hear from the french president, this has been a real test of his leadership. a lot of people making comparisons to how president george bush responded to the 911 attacks. >> reporter: of course on a day of national mourning like this, it might seem a little inappropriate to talk about opinion poll ratings. however, president francois hollande has been in many ways according to the opinion polls the least popular french president in modern times. however, the leadership that he has shown following the attacks and the notes the state men like note that he has struck in his speeches, the way in which he has expressed firm re-- resolve to tackle this threat to the safety of the french people while at the same time being clear that france must remain united and that there mustn't be any victimisation of minority communities within france, has, in fact, led to his approval ratings rising. if you look at opinion polls, they

just about any minute now, president obama and french president francois hollande are going to come out and address reporters. hollande arrives in town a little more than an hour ago. he is there to meet with the president concerning the ongoing crisis in paris. mike viqueira is inside that sea of reporters there. the president and french president are going to be talking. give us a head's up of anything that you have been told they might say. >> reporter: i think you will see francois hollande press the point for cohesion and unity in the fight against isil. of course part and parcel of that is some resolution over what has been happening in syria over the last five years. a bloody civil war that has cost the lives of a quarter of a million syrians. 2 million refugees now already in turkey, a million in lebanon and neighboring jordan yet more than that. francois hollande pressing for unity in the wake of the devastating attacks in paris. after he comes here to the white house -- he has already met with david cameron the prime of the u.k. was in france yesterday. later he heads to mosco

tookdent francois hollande the lead in mali. his popularity has gone up, but they have a very big muslim problem within their country. a lot of people are just in franchise, easy to radicalize -- disenfranchised, unemployed, easy to radicalize. his poll ratings will go up, but you are not going to see-- after 9/11, america can together. europe is not coming together. europe has never been so divided since the walking down. the political crisis is becoming increasingly intense. we will need european solidarity. we will not get it out of your. tox: when it comes what aredown borders, the medium to long-term ramifications of such a move? ian: we are seeing borders being shut. were announcing they were going to shut the borders for a month. now, of course, they're responding immediately. they have 1500 troupes on the ground in paris right now. the principle of free movement in europe is critical to the american free market. attacks, the common sense of value and purpose that has united these democracies as countries, have a commonwe

mr francois hollande meeting later with the katari amere. he said in the coming days, mr francois hollande that is, will speak to president obama and president putin. what is happening here is the beginning of earnest conversations aimed, i think, at what president francois hollande discussed on monday in his historic speech to both sessions of parliament. the idea of a grand coalition being formed bringing together all the actors in this syrian drama to tackle i.s.i.l. on the ground in syria. so he will be trying to reck con sill the differences between the u.s. and russia, for instance. he will have to hope to reconcile the difference between the hikesment saudi arabia, the gulf war states and iran. it is an extraordinarily tall order, but meanwhile, of course, he is following through mr francois hollande with his threat to hit i.s.i.l. without mercy, more air strikes taking place on raqqa, the i.s.i.l. strong hold in syria, over night on tuesday >>> what is the mood in the capital now? what's the mood in paris as we look in from the outsi

francois hollande will give a speech. i.s.i.l. later said it was behind the attack. more now from jacky rowland joining us live from paris. what can we expect during the ceremony? >> reporter: in the next half hour the french president francois hollande will be making a solemn eulogy. he is expected to speak for about 20 minutes, paying tribute to the people who were killed and injured in these attacks, paying tribute, to what it has been the bataclan generation. the youngest person to be killed was 17 years old, the oldest was 68. the average age 35. a list of the 130 people who were killed in the attacks will be read out in the court yard of the building behind me. also people all over france have been asked to join in the solemn mood of hoppleage by flying the french flag from their windows >>> will all of the victims' families be represented today? >> reporter: at least two families have said that they won't be coming to the ceremony. also one survivor from the attack, a man who was able to escape from the bataclan, said he won't be coming either. in all three ca

held talks with the french president, francois hollande, the u.s. secretary of state saying they have strengthened their court ration he continue with weeksent obama in two time. thomas waterhouse reports. thomas: the resolute cooperation could not be higher. itseen the u.s. and oldest allies, that is with the u.s. secretary of state said when he arrived at the elysee palace on tuesday. standing shoulder to shoulder with president hollande, john kerry vowed to do more to stamp out the islamic state group, who orchestrated friday upon deadly attacks in the french capital. , in thelked about significant steps that we can take together, in a number of different areas, to increase our efforts and be more effective esch.against da with the attacks now in paris, we have to step up our efforts to hit them at the core where they are planning these things. on ae pentagon has agreed set of measures. between -- the same day that french planes took to the skies against stronghold in syria, from where intelligence friday's suspect attacks were planned. more is b

he made the pledge on his visit to paris with francois hollande. francois hollande heads to washington dc to meet with president obama tomorrow and then off to moscow to meet putin. more on what francois hollande hopes to accomplish now >> reporter: a relationship centuries old. u.s. leaders have called france america's oldest ally. -- france is america's oldest friend. our first ally. >> reporter: the statue of liberty a symbol of that friendship. francois hollande is asking the international community to work together in the wake of this month's attacks in paris. >> translation: these actions confirm, once again, that we are at war. a war against terrorists who themselves brought war to us. >> reporter: the paris attacks thrusting p france and francois hollande into the center of the fight against i.s.i.l. -- he is taking a much greater role and much greater leadership within this international community. >> reporter: francois hollande kicked off a week of international meetings monday with british p.m. cameron. -- i firmly support the action tha

francois hollande has called for a global coalition to destroy i.s.i.l. he told the french parliament the country is at war. reporting from paris >> reporter: in the grand congress room of the palace members of both the upper and lower houses of parliament stood to sing the national franceanthem. a rare moment in french politics for extraordinary times. addressing law makesers francois hollande called on the country to unite during one of france's darkest hours. >> translation: the terrorists believe that free societies will be affected but they won't be at all. france has come through other tests. france is still hera live and kicking and those who have tried to challenge france have always been history's losers. it will be the same this time. we are aridend. we are not engaged in a war of civilizati civilizations because these peop people. >> reporter: francois hollande also called for a change to the constitution giving the government extra pourss to prevent further attacks. the current state of emergency will now be extended for three months. paris is

as president francois hollande bans to destroy the armed group behind the attacks. you're watching al jazeera live from our headquarters. also on the program belgian police carry out raids in relation to the paris attacks. ta we meet the patient who has undergone the world's most extensive face trance plant. french fighter jets have carried out air strikes on i.s.i.l. positions in the syrian city raqqa for a second night. the armed group claimed responsibility for friday's attacks in paris which killed at least 129 people and wounded hundreds more. president francois hollande h. >> reporter: in the grand congress room of the palace, members of both the upper and lower houses of parliament stood to sing the national anthem. a rare moment in french politics for extraordinary times. a dressing law makers president francois hollande called on the country to unite during one of france's darkest hours. >> translation: the terrorist believe that free societys will be affected but they won't be. france has come through other tests. france is still here,a live and kicking. t

president francois hollande could play a role.hurts andally complicates things for president ollanta because he is here with the full support of his public to see a stronger international response against islamic state. he wants the united states to step up, he wants the russians to redirect their airpower from the syrian and sunni targets and turned to islamic state. what he got today in the big obamarm with president and impress conference is being diminished by this crisis between turkey and russia. erik: thank you very much. a quick commercial break on bloomberg. full coverage of the joint press conference from the white house just minutes from now. ♪ mark: welcome back to bloomberg markets. this is the european close. erik: time for the bloomberg business flash. coca-cola's chief science and health officer is leaving the company after they were criticized for funding and anti-obesity group. cook shapes the group's agenda, and is $1.5 million to the global energy balance network. they helped to pick the group leaders, and miss

phillip, no doubt when john kerry sits down with francois hollande, francois hollande will put to him what he announced in front of the joint session of parliament today, which is that he's going to ask the united states to get involved in an intensification of the fight against the islamic state group. what is the american response to that request likely to be? >> well, there are already slight signs of intensification in that campaign and current strategy. this monday, it was the united states and the u.s.-led coalition that hit oil trucks in eastern syria, just a few hours after france hit those 20 targets in the i.s. organization's stronghold in syria. but essentially what the pentagon is telling us is what the french and americans from now on will be doing is, well, more intelligence sharing. essentially the united states will give the french that little bit more access to the data and information that the u.s. military currently has. the details of which we haven't been told exactly what they are. you can imagine that yesterday's air strikes had something to do with it. the unit

♪ building a coalition on the british prime minister tells francois hollande he backs strikes against.s.i.l. in syria. ♪ you are watching al jazeera, i'm peter live from our headquarters in doha, also ahead argentina's new president has the night away after winning a historic presidential runoff animally president tells al jazeera he believes the wrong armed group has been blamed for a luxury attack on a hotel in the capitol plus. >>> iraq museum in central baghdad where thousands were looted at the start of the 2003 u.s. led invasion. ♪ welcome to the program, the french president francois hollande trying to build international support for coalition to combat i.s.i.l., on a visit to paris today the british prime minister david cameron said francois hollande he is in favor of attacking targets in syria and will discuss strategy with the u.s. president barack obama and on wednesday he will meet the german chancellor angela merkel asking her for more help too and andrew simmons from paris with the latest. >> reporter: francois hollande with prime minister cameron and talking about the w

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francois hollande leads the tribute to victims of the paris attack. the french president promises to destroy the army of fanatics responsible adding that france will not give in to fear or hate. two furcalish journalists are charged with spying after -- turkish journalists are charged publishedg after they a video. the eu calls the move worrying. pope francis finishes his final day in kenya on the first trip to the african continent the pope visiting a nairobi slum calling such areas wounds inflicted by inyee dwaulty. he urges africa's government to do more to lift their people up from poverty. all right. time now for a business update. you're going to start out with the markets in asia. we've got chinese stocks tumbling. >> that's right. the focus was on china this friday. the shanghai composite ended with a plunge of nearly 6% after two of the country's biggest securities firms announced they were under investigation for possible misconduct. chinese regulators have been cracking down after share prices began to plunge in early june. here in europe t

francois hollande in emergency meeting. equivalent of cobra committee at interior ministry to coordinate the response to this but we are of course being told by number 10, prime minister, david cameron has given his response to the attacks by saying, i'm shocked by events in paris tonight. our thoughts and prayers are with the french people. we will do whatever we can to help. clearly there will be these various contingency plans. every european capital put in place. that includes heavily-armed antiterrorist police and riot police put into situation. let's speak to jess seeley. jess, the number put at 30 by the french media. >> yes. the number has been put at 30. the streets are completely in complete chaos. obviously the events started with what we thought was a bar which is actually a restaurant. this is a restaurant heavily populated with nightlife going on. clearly a kamikaze attack happened. opening fire in a restaurant, obviously you have multiple victims everhere. observers are saying there are bodies lying in the ro

the french president francois hollande is meeting with barack obama, obviously francois hollande hadhis meeting planned anyway. he is trying to garner support for more of a push against isil in light of the attacks in paris last week. what do we think might come out of the meeting that the two -- that the two leaders will have in how do you think that what happened today might effect that meeting and those talks? >> well, one of the things which the french wanted was to try to create what they are calling a grand coalition. and that would mean bringing in the russians. bringing in the iranians who up until now have been working at the behest of the government of bashar al-assad. well, because of this incident, there is now some concern among people who study these sorts of things that the russians might be much less inclined to wanting to work alongside the french, to work alongside the u.s. in trying to defeat isil because of what has happened with turkey. and so the u.s. has already found it difficult to persuade moscow that it needs to focus its energies on combatting isil and not

and does seem that the president francois hollande is trying to get the russians and iranians and allse different interested actors to be acting in a more coordinated matter and certainly it would appear that john kerry in his remarks afterwards seem to indicate that the u.s. would be favorable to more information sharing and more international coordination. >> we have to step up our efforts to hit them at the core where they are planning these things and also obviously to do more on borders and in terms of the movement of people but the level of cooperation could not be higher. we've agreed even to exchange more information and i'm convinced that over the course of the next weeks da'esh will feel even greater pressure. they are feeling it today and felt it yesterday and felt it in the past weeks, we gained more territory, da'esh has less territory. >> in terms of the investigation going on and looking for suspects bring us up to date on that. >> well, the investigation is taking place on both a national and a european level and in that regard it is very important to note that in the

i firmly support the action the president francois hollande has taken to strike i.s.i.l.a and it is my firm conviction that britain should do so too. >> translator: we are convinced we must continue to strike i.s.i.l. in syria. we will intensify our strikes. we will choose the sites that will cause the most damage to the terrorist army and our aircraft carrier have been mandated to strike and strike hard against i.s.i.l. >> reporter: france is not just looking for military support and wants agreements to improve european intelligence cooperation and more border checks within the eu and francois hollande finds popularity rising with trauma with 135 lives lost in paris attacks and one poll says 90% support his actions so far and the meeting with the gesture laying single roses here amongst the rest of the flowers here at the bataclan mark the start of a really difficult week for the french president. in fact, it could be the hardest in his entire presidency, he has to get more support for what he calls the war against i.s.i.l. but france can't go it alone. on tuesday franco

[applause] francois hollande: these acts show once again that we are at war. terrorism,ar against terrorism which declared war on us. it is the daesch jihadist organization. it has an army. it has financial resources. it has oil. it has a territory. it has allies in europe. including in our country, with radicalized people. it commits atrocity there and wishes to kill here. it has killed here. night of the 13th of november, at least 129 people lost their lives. our thoughts go to them, to these men, to these women who were cowardly killed, traumatized. our thoughts go to their families. .ho are now grieving bloodied paris and saint-denis, but they affect all of the french people, no matter where they live in the country. because it is the entire country --t was attacked, because it because of what it stands for, what it represents, its values, its fight to eradicate terrorism. and, quite simply, for what we are. s attack isrrorist the very idea of france, what it represents, what it has been throughout the generations. for the freedom that it proclaims for the

. >> the french president francois hollande delivering his keynote speech for those in paris. he was saying there the people who were killed and lost their lives two weeks ago were killed in a cowardly way and today the nation cries for those victims, 130 laughters will no longer be heard, describing the people he said they were france, that was why they were struck and said parents will never see their children again, some children will never see their parents again, families will forever now be separated. he told the survivors france will forever be at your side and after the burials he said we will do everything possible to destroy the perpetrators. he went on to say our republic is our common good. he didn't list the countries from where the dead had come to paris that night but he did say they came from 17 countries in all. he paid particular note to the bataclan concert hall, the gunman wanted he said to silence that celebration of music. he said they will fail. he said we have a cult of life. he then went on to itemize the various professions they come from, civil serva

on tuesday francois hollande will leave paris for washington. he will be after more military commitment in syria from obama. the u.s. president and his russian counterpart putin appear to have broken some ice between them at the g20 meeting in turkey earlier this month. there will be efforts to include russia and francois hollande plans to travel to moscow to secure a deal with putin. not everyone is confident about the end game. >> more bombs, collect in the middle east >> our military chief of staff says that we won't win on the short-term. militarily against i.s.i.l. it's about a political and diplomatic solutions >> reporter: francois hollande also plans to meet merkel and consult her on the issue of putin being on board. the russian president is going to want concessions. he is likely to want the lifting of sanctions for his action in crimea and eastern ukraine >>> across the european want change to borders. it could undermine the pre-movement of people inside the e.u. that's a founding principle of the organization. more from the croatia/s

and francois hollande trying to build a stronger coalition regarding i.s.i.s.rom the par 'tis attacks and adds to the tension in the region is what we are hearing but what are you hearing about this incident? >> it certainly does and al jazeera america learned from a u.s. defense official they have heard from turkish allies about this shooting down of the russian jet and the wording here is specific the military jet was shot down near the syrian border after it violated turkish air space and the u.s. official says no u.s. military aircraft were involved in this incident at all. this certainly does add to the urgency of today's meeting between french president francois hollande and president obama. and president francois hollande comes to the meeting with aggressive stance and hoping to walk away with some assurances from the president of the united states not just of an alliance, of a cooperation but of some substance. a relationship centuries old, u.s. leaders have called france america's oldest ally. >> our oldest friend and first ally. >> reporter: the statu

the action coincided with francois hollande meeting u.k. prime minister david cameron, a visit that started with a solemn moment. the two men were at the bataclan theatre, the dismall scene of mass killing at a rock concert. 90 people died. each of them paid hoppleage to the 130 dead by laying a single rose. cameron is promising more military support. he is hoping to get presidentialry approval for air strikes of i.s.i.l. in syria. he hopes it won't be a repeat two years ago which wasn't vote >> i will set out in parliament our comprehensive strategy for tackling i.s.i.l. i firmly support the action the president francois hollande has taken to strike i.s.i.l. in syria. it is my firm con victims that britain should do so too. >> translation: we're convinced we must continue to strike i.s.i.l. in syria. we will intensify our strikes. we will choose the sites that will cause the most damage to this terrorist army and our aircraft carrier have been mandated to strike and strike hard against i.s.i.l. >> reporter: the francois hollande/cameron me

white house we're waiting for a joint news conference with president obama and french president francois hollande. they're going to talk about the ongoing fight against isis. president obama hollande arrived in washington, d.c. this morning. as soon as the news conference begins, we'll bring it to you live. >>> many of you are thinking about thanksgiving. state department warnings may make travel tough this week. kristin wright has what you need to know from dulles airport. >> reporter: today passengers at dulles airport are traveling under a travel alert, issued by the u.s. state department to every american. addie is flying to ethiopia with caution. >> i will be as alert as i can. be aware of possibility of danger and anything happening. especially since paris event. >> reporter: the worldwide alert says be vigilant when traveling and in public places. be aware of surroundings, especially during the holiday season. the alert says isis, al qaeda and other terrorist groups a planning attacks. >> it's concerning. i have to make sure my family is all right. >> reporter: here three children. >> i'm

we were listening to our reporter telling us about some of the things that francois hollande said just a short time ago while he was speaking to the assembly of mayors. let's just break down some of these issues. he was talking about security in france and he's extending, planning to extend the state of emergency in the country. how significant is that development? >> well, it has still to be approved by the members of parliament. >> right, it will be to parliament this evening. >> it will be discussed in parliament this evening, and besides that, next week, there will be the french military operation, which is a reality for more than a year, and which is the external response to what happened a few days ago in france, since it authorizes the military raised on both syria and iraq, and this will be again pursued. it will be pursued for the third time by the members of parliament. president francois hollande made very interesting input on collective european security, because he called and the french minister of defense issued on that to call for the article 42 of the european union tre

cameron was there alongside french president francois hollande. they met today for talks on the fight against the islamic state group. francois hollande will continue his push for a stronger international: wishon, with top-level meetings -- a stronger coalition. thomas waterhouse has more. thomas: four meetings with one common goal, to build a unified coalition against the islamic state group leader francois hollande kicked off his busy week with a breakfast meeting at the l is a perilous -- at the elysee palace with david cameron. airstrikes will include syria and not just iraq. firmly supporti the action the president hollande has taken to strike at isil and syria. it is my firm position that britain should do so, too. of course, that will be a decision for parliament to make. must keepollande: we targeting the islamic state group in syria. we will intensify our bombings to do the most damage possible to this army of terrorists. thomas: tuesday will see hollande to fly to washington to meet with barack obama, who has to showcalled on powers unit

it is not at all what francois hollande is announcing. anchor: and that combined with a very hawkish foreign policy -- this is a socialist president. >> it is a socialist president. the left is not going to be fully ok with what hollande is announcing. it could be temporary. but to put that in the constitution, maybe it will deteriorate in a few days when the national unity is over. anchor: we have to leave it there. as we were just referring to, there was a rather noisy question time in the french parliament earlier today as members of the opposition questioned the government's handling of friday's attacks. this is what they had to say. angry aboutople are what happened and about what hasn't been done since january. rolet is the opposition's to speak out and asked the government for accountability for its actions. >> yesterday, we discussed about the proposals of the president of the republic, and it was normal that the opposition asked the questions they asked. there were a certain number of answers which were very aggressive, and this w

those are all the countries that francois hollande has in mind. hishe beginning of presidency, france held a record beinge number of citizens held captive abroad. some in syria, many in mali, the country we are talking about today. also it happened in nigeria. so something that france is accustomed to, france knows the danger. but there are economic ties with those countries, which explains you will always have a friend's expatriate community in those countries. certainly one of the targets today -- a french expatriate community in those countries. there are not many different expatriate, as an as a westerner, you can stay in the malian capital. we know there are security issues there. there have been terror attacks that have been thwarted in bamako recently. so when you go as a westerner, you go to one of those half-dozen, perhaps fewer hotels, such as the radisson blu. pick thisassailants as a target, it means they were ,eliberately choosing a target an expatriate business community, diplomats. there are bound to be some french people in there.

francois hollande says the fight is even more urgent. craig boswell reports. >> reporter: the president and francois hollande say they agree on the fight against isis. >> it must be destroyed and we must do it together. >> reporter: a visit with the president is the first stop for francois hollande. >> assistance has supported french strikes in syria and we will keep stepping up that coordination. >> reporter: the meeting comes 11 days after the attacks hit harris. francois hollande says the united states and pressure will need to work together to fight the group but the obama administration says russia must change its mission in syria to focus solely on isis. >> russia is a coalition of two, iran. >> reporter: russia supporting -- and russia supporting syria. >> reporter: francois hollande now heads to germany to look for support then to russia to meet with vladimir putin. >> we must find a solution to the crisis. >> reporter: russian fighter jets have been hitting syrian targets but the administration says the strikes are intended to h

francois hollande vows to do even more. the president says the more than 8000 airstrikes have pushed isis back from territory in iraq it makes area. still, francois hollande says more needs to be done. >> we want to gather all countries, all of those who are willing to find a political solution in syria. >> he also wants greater involvement from russia. president obama says he remains skeptical of the intentions of the russians in the syrian war. while russian airstrikes have been happening. >> we agree that russia could play a more constructive role if it were to shift the focus of its strike to the feeding isis. >> after his visit president francois hollande heads to moscow to meet with vladimir putin in the hopes of getting all three countries on the same page in what he describes as the urgent fight against isis. back to you. >>> saying it ignored repeated warnings turkey shot down a russian fighter jet today. the jet violated turkish airspace, according to its military and ignored ten warnings over 5 minutes. russia de

meantime, french president francois hollande says it appears that isis was behind the attacks in paris, the thoughts of msnbc contributor after a short break. it's hard to find time to keep up on my shows. that's why i switched from u-verse to xfinity. now i can download my dvr recordings and take them anywhere. ready or not, here i come! (whispers) now hide-and-seek time can also be catch-up-on-my-shows time. here i come! can't find you anywhere! don't settle for u-verse. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> 5:43 local time in new york. more importantly the pictures you're seeing there 11:43 in the morning in paris approaching noon on this terrible aftermath day as a result of the heinous crimes committed there in paris, the attacks across that city as a new day begins, a state of emergency is still in effect. the details are still developing, but here's what we confirm at this point. france's president francois hollande said this morning that at least 127 people were killed in the attacks, the president also said the attacks were planned abroad, with help from w

that was the uncompromising message from francois hollande. he pledged to dramatically escalate their campaign against i.s.i.l. in syria. at home the state of emergency will be extended for another three months following the paris attacks. lee barker reports. >> reporter: in the grand can degrees room in the palace, members of both upper and lower houses stood to sing the passise anthem. a rare moment in french politics for extraordinary times. addressing law makers the pt called on the country to unite in one of france's darkest hours. >> translation: the terrorists believe that free societies will be affected, but they won't be at all. france has come through other tests. france is still here,a live and kicking and those who have tried to challenge france have always been history's losers. it will be the same again this time around. the french people are arident, valient. they don't give up. these killers represents no-one. we are at war against the terrorists who threaten the whole world, not only france. >> reporter: francois hollande also

targets and later today francois hollande goes to washington d.c.ill discuss strategy with barack obama and on wednesday will meet the german chancellor angela merkel for help and to our correspondent andrew simmons and just walk us through what they have been discussing. >> reporter: well, the first thing they did was to go to the bataclan at the dismal seen of horrendous attacks on friday the 13th which 90 people died at a rock concert, both cameron and francois hollande laying single roses in homage to the victims and went to a breakfast meeting, an solemn one as well and talking about fighting i.s.i.l. on the ground and some sort of long-term strategy for conflict and david cameron's position is different because he is not in a position where he can immediately order strikes in syria, his world airforce is attacking in arack but there is no parliamentary approval for operations in syria. in fact, you might recall two years ago parliament voted against it, shocking the prime minister. he was rebuffed, didn't want to get involved in what many felt

also coming up, putin and francois hollande's meeting comes as the turkish president denies his country is colliding with i.s.i.l. over oil. the pope uses his trip to africa to deliver a strong message on climate change. we will bring you a special report on the long and difficult recovery for palestinians left injured by violence in the occupied territories. france has secured the support of russia to tackle the islamic state in iraq and the levant as part of a grand coalition over syria. the two countries will share military information about their air bombardments over syria after both stepped up their campaigns recently. france is lobbying countries to back its campaign after many were killed in the attacks in paris. both have agreed to coordinate strikes on oil infrastructure that i.s.i.l. is using to fund its fighters. putin has also indicated that he is ready to support groups in syria who are fighting i.s.i.l. >> reporter: we agreed today to reinforce our anti terrorist work, improve exchange of operational information, fighting terrorism, set up a constructive relationship betw

standing alone, president francois hollande.two weeks since the attacks, he has sought to reaffirm french values while honoring the dead. they were mostly young people, in their 20s and 30s, killed while they were out enjoying life. >> translator: i salute this new generation. it is not afraid. it is lucid and enterprising. it will, i believe know greatness. it will live on in the names of the dead we honor today. this generation has now become the face of france. >> reporter: the president's words are somber but also defiant as he promised to wage a war against the attackers. >> translator: i solemnly promise that france will do everything to destroy the army of fanatics that committed these crimes >> reporter: standing with the families, members of the emergency services who were on duty that night. police who hunted the killers, paramedics who treated the wounded. but at least two families chose to stay away. they say the government hasn't learned the security lessons from the charlie hebdo attacks earlier this year, and they

andrew, what does francois hollande want to hear from mr cameron today? >> reporter: well, he wants to hear a clear expression of support, not just in terms of security and intelligence sharing, but also on the ground, well, not on the ground, but in the air more importantly, the raf being committed to attacks in syria against i.s.i.l. targets. now, this goes back two years when david cameron attempted to get approval from the house of common sense, the british parliament-- commons, the british parliament for bombing of i.s.i.l. in syria. he failed. it was a dramatic political moment for him. a shock, if you will, but now various members of the government in london are pretty convinced that they will get the vote through now. the mood has changed after these appalling paris attacks last friday. so that's what they're going to be talking about along with other issues such as cross-border security in europe, intelligence sharing and how possibly they could get russia on board in a grand coalition. that's the big one. whether or not that will come off. franc

, and basically the aim of francois hollande with this visit today at d.c. is to create a global alliance. that was his -- that was his idea when he took the airplane this night to d.c. unfortunately, the events in turkey and the shooting down of the russian airplane have made things much more complicated. francois hollande will meet angela merkel, german chancellor tomorrow night. the day after tomorrow he will be in moscow to discuss with vladimir putin. i think this discussion with vladimir putin will be very complicated after the events of this morning. >> no question. gayle, we watched francois hollande come to the united states, really beating the drum of war, declaring immediately after the attacks, this is war on isis. that as he stands side by side in moments with president obama, who has been more hesitant, who has insisted the air campaign is working, this will work. we don't need thousands of american boots on the ground. and then we see hollande going to russia tomorrow. when you look at the two men side by side, as we await this press conferenc

francois hollande met vladimir putin in moscow. mr putin made no concrete commitments on the key issue. in around an hour france pace attribute to those-- tribute to those killed in the paris attacks. pope francis is addressing thousands of upping people at a stadium in the kennian capital. he said a lack of youth development initiatives in poorer communities in kenya makes it easy for young people to be targeted by armed groups. the first african girls summit on ending child marriage is being held in zambia where 42% of girls are married before they turn 18. every year around 14 million girls around the world are married before the age of 18. child brides have high levels of hiv and death during childbirth. tania page reporting. cultural traditions and poverty play a big parliament. >> reporter: this is the sound of opportunity for these women. this means they can earn a living. these girls were married as teenagers, lacina when she was just 15. >> translation: i had no choice because my parents couldn't afford to take us to schoo

we will have french prime minister franÇois hollande meeting in washington today.he will be pushing america and russia join efforts for strikes against northern iran against isis. >> cheryl: ashley webster, we will see you in a little bit. you want to make sure to stay live coverage, president obama and hollande with news conference. that's 11:30 a.m. eastern time right here in the fox business network. >> nicole: u.s. military command possibly tampered with the intelligence on isis given to president obama. retired lieutenant general flynn who served as agency addressing that report. >> the focus of this investigation ought to start right at the top where intelligence starts is at the white house. he's the number one customer. if he's not getting the intelligence that he needs f he's not paying attention to what else is going on, something is else wrong here between him and the advisers that he has. >> a source saying fox news and analysts were pressured to ease off negative assessments of isis and were even told in an e-mail to cut it out. >> cheryl: wow. latest

francois hollande was hard on himself. so the americans remain the sort of hardest line to get bashar al-assad out. they are conquering questions like ukraine. washington is maintaining a hard line. francois hollande probably expected softer words than he received yesterday on the question of that inclusion of russia. russia's concerns are legitimate. how long they'll hold in the face of unity opposite between russia, moscow, paris, london, berlin on the question of getting rid of the islamic regime has yet to be seen. >>> a second wave of attacks could have been hours away when they raided an apartment last week. we have the latest development in the investigation. >> reporter: the authorities launching a new manhunt for a second suspect believe to be secretaried to the attacks, the man mohammed abrini. he was caught on this film two days before the strike. he was pictured with salah abdeslam. the search expanded into northwestern germany. after a tip from french investigators. once again police came up empty. back in fra

emotions were high all across france today especially in both houses of parliament where president francois hollandeelivered his historic address. he asked for increased power to go after i.s.i.l. and as al jazeera's neave barker tells us, hollande also ordered more air strikes against i.s.i.l. strongholds. >> members of both the upper and lower house he of parliament stood to sing the french national anthem. [♪ singing ] >> a rare moment in french politics, extraordinary times. addressing lawmakers, president francois hollande called on the country to unite during one of france's darkest hours. >> translator: the terrorists believe that free societies will be affected by horror but they won't be at all. france has come through other tests. france is still here alive and kicking. and those who try challenge france is always history's losers. french are ardent valiant courageous, we don't engage in a war fence civilizations, we are in a war against jihadist terrorists. >> a change to the constitution given the government extra powers to prevent further attacks. the current state of emergency will be

president francois hollande will be proposing these changes to the parliament.ltimately it will involve extending the current state of emergency for three months and then introducing into the constitution measures which will have the side effect of limiting certain civil liberties, the police will have greater powers, to arrest, detention, surveillance as well. the ability to actually strip a person of their french nationality even if they were born in france. also we've layered from him plans to enlarge the police force, previously there had been talks of freezing, even reducing spending on military and policing matters. he's now made it clear that they are going to be budget priorities. so france in a way is becoming more of a police state. we've certainly seen a lot more security forces on the streets. i'd say a lot of french people are acknowledging and accepting that this is unfortunately part of the new reality in france. but clearly, there is another side to the coin seen by minorities in france, and certainly some who i've been speaking to, saying they a

false wall on -- francois hollande- francois will be welcomed in russia next week. is this alliance a game changer in the war against isis, and should the u.s. be joining this new coalition? to discuss that, we're joined retiredramento by a admiral, former commander and four-star general in the u.s. navy. thank you for joining us on france 24 this evening. to start off, what you make of this new alliance between france and russia? guest: good evening. i am not sure it is going to be a real alliance, but it is a step in the right direction. any cooperation between the powers that might turn out to be useful, i think will be helpful. but we are not to forget that there are different priorities and agendas at work here within syria. but the extent to which the military's cooperate i think will be a good thing. for the u.s. and russia to date it has been pretty much trying to do conflict because -- d conflict because you don't want running into each other. it remains to be seen what the cooperation will be between france and russia, and of course, with the u.s. we share

and francois hollande on camera once again, talking to the french people.y emotional president at the moment. >> reporter: yes on the one hand he is very much in tune with the public mood of shock and mourning at what has happened, and yet also as well as the president, he is also adopting this very statesman like stance, and also getting down to some serious geopolitical diplomatic work in terms of actually trying to shift the -- the dynamic in the international response to isil and to the crisis in syria as we were hearing from rory challands in moscow. for sometime the french have been arguing that there is a disjointed response, and francois hollande has been very much trying in the last couple of days to start joining up the dots. we have heard from john kerry, that yes, the americans are more willing to try to get the -- the iranians and the russians into the dialogue, and in fact we have heard a willingness as well from the iranian president who spoke on the telephone with francois hollande during the day on tuesday. he said we need to fight with all

francois hollande. he will do that at the white house. >> the meeting comes amid signs that a majority of americans would like mr. obama to take a more aggressive stance against isis. our washington insider joins us from the nation's capital. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> what does francois hollande want mr. obama? >> reporter: looking to build a coalition against isis. he would like it afnl oned by french, russia and the -- anchored by french, russia and the united states. obama has been very cautious. he doesn't want to commit u.s. troops to the ground and he also is very suspicious of russia and he's not crazy about francois hollande making cozy with vladimir putin who after he leaves washington is expected to head to moscow. >> he's been criticized for being cautious about a response from the united states. how come? >> reporter: this is the fight going on behind the scenes at the white house all week in the situation room. obama is very concerned that if the united states is not to be

to your point, francois hollande was inside watching that game. your sources, are they suggesting they were not able to get inside that stadium? certainly security is one thing, but when you have the french president inside, perhaps security was even tighter. >> yeah. you have to keep in mind that it's not like in the united states. the security around a president. it's very different, francois hollande, he's going into the stadium to see a game. this is part of the french culture. so you don't have secret service all over the french stadium. it's lighter. and again, it has to be triple checked i would say, but absolutely convinced that they missed their target. that they wanted to inflict massive casualties. according to the people i spoke with, i tell you to be on tv and to show live on tv because the soccer game was live on tv. it was a big game, france against germany. they don't know if they wanted to kill the french president. they're much more convinced they wanted to kill hundreds of french people, live on tv. and they were so convinced th

. >> francois hollande is building his coalition of the willing and wants more practical backup frommericans and chances are he is not going to get it, when he talks to putin later this week in the last few hours force him to deal with the practicalities going on in such a crowded theatre of operations as opposed to going for and trying to define the bigger picture and direction of the bigger picture? >> i think most of the players in syria right now will try and make the fall out from this incident as limited as possible. there is going to be a strongly worded response from nato and of course turkey is going to be very upset about it too. but all the players in syria have been trying for quite sometime now, for at least a month longer to avoid this kind of situation so a month ago, beginning of october there were according to the turkish numerous violations of its air space by russian planes. the russians admitted to one of these and said yes sorry we did go in turkish air space and it was an accidents and we were only there for a few seconds because of bad weather and won't happen

president francois hollande and those gathered observed a moment of silence. t hollande urged the french people to hang a flag in their windows today. >> snow and ice are making traveling difficulties. >> pope francis is wrapping up his visit to kenya now. these are live pictures from the airport in nairobi, where he'll soon board a jet and head to uganda. you can see all the cardinals that accompanied the pope. pope francis spent the last two days in kenya where you wowed two crowds. the pope spoke before a crowd of thousands in nairobi and visited one of the city's most notorious slums. he urged people to throw off tribal bonds and unite as one nation. >> the pope has said that today was the highlight of his trip, because he pet young people and the poor and got to hear terror problems and aspirations. he spoke strongly against corruption, which islam pant in the country. he said the corruption in many other places, including the vatican but told people here that ending it starts with individuals. he spoke passionately about the need to empower the youth. fru

the french president francois hollande was a member of the crowd there.was taken to the interior ministry to meet with his officials and the mayor of france, and hill delco -- ann hildago. taking place -- as we reporting, still no claim of responsibility for this wave of violence today in paris, that it does come on the heels of today's announcement by u.s. officials that they are reasonably certain the man known john, the masked militant in those graphic videos beheading western hostages, we have received word today that u.s. officials believe he was killed in a targeted drone strike in syria today. we will continue to follow this story of course. we will break into our coverage when the president of the united states begins his remarks. that is scheduled to take place in just a few minutes, live from the white house. back over to you. police in paris requesting a stop to outdoor events. police will not confirm the number of people dead and attacks. in reports, we have heard as 36. we have also heard 28. i want to bring in peter newman, professor from ki

what about francois hollande? will france increase -- >> today hollande said today very clearly it was a war inside and outside. >> does that mean french troops on the ground in syria and iraq? >> it means that francois hollande, france is very away of the fact that the school training of all terrorists of the world of today is in syria and in iraq. we left the since one year and a half a real academy of crime. a real school of training of barbarity. it is -- that is the situation. it is for the first time that this war is the war we did not want to win. i don't know why. this is the situation. there is a man who did not want to be a king. this is a war we did not want to win. i think that the west democracies, the arab countries have to win this war against cancer, which metastasizes and is spreading more and more. and what happened with the climate, of course, i hope is the end. i'm not sure. >> a moment of truth. all the leaders meeting this weekend in italia and will meet again for paris for the climate change