if you remember when francis hollande was in washington.e insisted on turkey sailing the border to prevent jihadis to come and go. these are the actions from the community, that they were part of the coalition, and the best hope tonight after these series of talks, is that everyone will agree that there is one common enemy. >> thank you for joining us. belgium has lowered the security threat level in brussels, ending six days of a maximum alert knocking down the capital. the threat level was raised. two of the suicide bombers were from brussels, another is on the loose nearby. police and military will remain on the streets. americans are on heightened alert this thanksgiving. security has been stepped up across the country. concerns of an attack by i.s.i.l. has not stopped millions from travelling. kristen saloomey has more >>> it's a holiday tradition. thousands of people lining the streets of manhattan, watching the big balloons of the annual macy thanksgiving parade. less than two weeks after the attacks, security is on everyone's minds,

child has a lot of difficulties. >> francis hollande's visit cams after a lot of blue-sky days.s winter steps in and increases demand, residents know it's a matter of time before the smog returns to the northern part of china. >> as the world's biggest producer of carbon dioxide, china's emissions are twice those of the united states, which is the second highest producer. environmentalists say recent efforts at reducing dependence on cheep dirty coal helped china turn a corner. >> the good news is the goal use in china has seen a decline in last year, for the first time in a century, and is continuing. as a result, carbon emissions stalled >>> while china might have some way to go to build the green energy credentials, the reputation as an environmental villain is changing. they find a friend in china >>> thousands of people have taken to the streets of mexico to celebrate the day of the dead. parades have been held in the capital, residents dressing up as skeletons and vampires, it's a die those remember who have died >>> to brazil, where an appetite for grab meet is forcing go

what francis hollande is doing now. and what vladimir putin is eye for an eye policy after the crash. it's basically going to provoke them more. it's what they want. we started something, a war that will not end for a long title. it's the beginning of a process, a process that should go on, something that we can curtail. the most important thing is to focus on the radical retaliation and countering extremism. we start about the youth alienated from society and the united states. >> the news week piece argues that the shadows in france and europe. the question is how significant a step would that be, and won't the crisis make that tougher to do? >> i think people have slipped through the net as refugees, who are radicalized. i don't think we as civilians or americans, can put the mantle on desperate people trying to flee a war that's gone on for five years. the bots nian -- bosnian war went on for three years, it was heart-breaking and destroyed o society, this is five years. >> the news week argues that the strain of is

we saw president francis hollande embarking article 52. it means all the member states should support him in action against i.s.i.s. we can see how this will play out. and i'm worried that european union will be problematic. >> the problem for france is whereas originally it was thought the attackers were sort of refugees or migrants. they are nationalized europeans, men, who have gone to syria come back and carried out attacks on their home soil. how do you deal with that? >> the connection between migration is made mainly for political reasons within europe. this is the response to mounting pressure by the european public to get a solution to the crisis in the middle east that spilled over in europe. people are fed up with not seeing solution or proper managements of borders nor of the road causes of this crisis. to i think this is going to be the big push, and obviously linking migration with terrorism is easy but populistic. more track ownian measures, and a greater backlash places into i.s.i.l.'s hands, do you agree? >> i think this c

have things under control, and francis hollande would like to extend it.has to go to parliament. when you try to take the state of emergency beyond 12 days, there are rumours he wants to extend it by three months. it gives him all sorts of rights to detain people. to do searches and set up block sads. >> authorities in belgium are holding several people in custody. >> there's a joint passport, involving french investigators, involving not just police but security services, looking at how the terror network was able to gather enough ammunition and materials to launch the attack. the intention is not just focussing on the one suspect demramed as salah abdeslam, who is -- named as salah abdeslam, who is undetected. he may be in paris, he has close connections, and was born in bruce ills. there's a large -- brussels. there's a large amount of effort directed at that. also, there is a clear reality that both french and bell gum investigators need to work closer together. all the subject of a high profile meeting. >> all part of a meeting between the ministers o

francis hollande will address the nation in a short while. adam, as you are seeing the scene where you are, there are evacuations, how widespread was the evacuation effort. >> by the time we got here we saw dozens of people on the perimeter. as we are here now, we see a lot of people here, a lot of people in the community meandering around the streets where everything is closed up. it's not clear what the numbers much people who were evacuated from the treat that you might see from the pictures we've been showing, closed down with the heavy presence. i can't give you the specific numbers, we have seen many milling render. i'm going to toss it to stephanie. >> we'll listen in to the mayor of paris who is speaking now. let's listen to her reaction to the race. >> translation: we need to make sure we protect the free life which the terrorists want to take away from us. deer colleagues, we believe that this communion, the sense of community is halo, sacred, confronted by the terrible terrorist threat. and i just want to say that we are not afraid

french president francis hollande is expected to arrive in china to discuss climate change. negotiations could be crucial to his efforts to secure a deal. china is the biggest polluter, committing billions to help developing countries reduce carbon emissions. rob mcbride reports. >> reporter: with low opinion ratings at home. what francis hollande achieves in china could go a long way to secure pit call survival, or the survival of his legacy as a climate hero. he is winning effort to win support for the conference in paris, and china's support is crucial. >> france values his climate summit and considers it a diplomatic goal. china shares the same goal and is making a big effort to reduce emissions. china has a lot of difficulties. >> francis hollande's visit cams after a lot of blue-sky days. as winter steps in and increases demand, residents know it's a matter of time before the smog returns to the northern part of china. as the world's biggest producer of carbon dioxide, china's emissions are twice those of the united states, which is the second highest producer. environ

francis hollande holding an emergency session with his government as we speak. [ explosion ] >>> major operation in france is over. nearly 8 hours after gunfire and explosions ring out in a paris suburb. >> police stormed that apartment. >> morning, welcome to your world. breaking news, two suspects are dead after an early morning police operation. at least seven people have been detained feigned. five officers wounded. >> a woman set off a suicide bam, believed to be the cousin of the mastermind of the attacks in paris on friday, abdelhamid abbaaoud. >> dana lewis reports from paris. you are getting new information. tell us what you know. the newest information came from the prosecutor here, identifying this woman, who blew herself up. they are saying that she was the cousin of abdelhamid abbaaoud. it is important to note that abdelhamid abbaaoud was never thought to be here. he was thought to be in syria. certainly he made claims that he was in syria, that he had gone through a checkpoint boasting that he examined the i don't have. his own fofl and let mim go. if appeared according t

with the group. >> in search of a grand coalition, francis hollande finished a week of international diplomacy in moscow. he found the receptive vladimir putin. >> but after several hours of talks, the only fruits of cooperation were these. >> translation: we agreed to reinforce anti-terrorist work, improve exchanges of operational information. fighting terrorism, set up a constructive relationship between our military specialist to avoid dupliation and incidents. >> that's a long way from a grand coalition. disagreement over vladimir putin's ally is the stumbling block. we want discussions in vienna to lead to a solution. we want the transitional government to have constitution, elections covering society and members of dias perra. in france's view, it is clear that bashar al-assad does not have a place in the future of syria. >> in syria, there were more russian air strikes. this was raqqa. planes bombed turkman rebels near where a russian jet was downed on suez. motorcycle coe is showing -- moscow is showing turkey its teeth. >> today, according to a decision made earlier, existin

>> yes. >> we know that president francis hollande is bringing in a raft of the security measures. what do you think about the emergency and giving the police power. all the opposition is in favour of implementation of the emergency law, which we need to protect ourselves. as you have seen. last night, which began at 4 o'clock was conducted on the base that means that during the night they can have police inspection when you have suspect, and this is the right thing to do. i, myself asked for this emergency law to be implemented, and i'm glad that's a government. at least it's going to be implemented. >> if there were draconian security measures, you run the risk of authorities made to feel more repressed and contrained. doesn't it united mine the commitment to libber ta and agalota. >> the question of public liberties, the one in front today is security for everyone. that means that if you walk on the treats you cannot be killed by terrorists. french men, whatever is the religion, are confident in those laws laws. 84 are in favour of security, to have strict measure. we don't conf

you saw that on friday when the president francis hollande came out and said in no uncertain terms thathe french would be ruthless in retaliation. and look at this, these are jets taking off from the gulf and jordan, for raqqa, the cal fate. they have two targets in mind and dropped 20 bombs when they got there. from the command center, a recruitment center, a munitions pump and training camp for fighters. the french foreign ministry described this as massive. nonetheless, many around the world think that this is clear retaliation for the now 132 people that lost their lives. >> the 329 that are injured. laurent is the french foreign minister would arriving is this retaliation? >> when france is not just threatened but attacked. >> they take the league or action. we have done it in the past. and done it again today. it is raqqa, the center of command of dash. so we can be attacked as you saw the drama that happened in paris. without being present and active. >> random, it is less than 48 hours since the attacks in paris and the jets taking off from the u.a.e. and jordan. the u.s. has be

francis hollande and the climate change conference, they find a friend in china >>> an israeli border patrol officer has been suspended while bean investigate for threatening to gas palestinians in the occupied west bang, a palestinian teenager recorded the threat. we have this report. >> reporter: you are looking at a 17-year-old's point of view. he was at a community center when he heard the threats. >> translation: whelm hit i with gas until you all day. >> the teenager using a smartphone. a voice identifies itself as the occupation army. >> translation: we are the occupation army, if you throw stones we will hit you with gas until you all die, the youth, the children, the old people. you will all die. >> the threat evokes the nightmare of the jewish holocaust when millions were gassed to death. >> we will not leave any of you alive. we have arrested one of you, he is with us now. we took him from his home, and we will slaughter and kill him while you watch. >> reporter: israel wants palestinians to stop the protests that continue daily for the past month. more than 71 palestinians

they meet with the french president francis hollande. and as al jazeera's rob mcbride reports, the talks could be crucial to derek holland's political future. >> with a low opinion rating back home, from francis hollande achieves in china could go a long way. at least the survival of his legacy as a climate hero. >> francis hollande is leading french efforts to win support for the climate conference, aimed at limit itting global warming, and china's support is crucial. france values the summit and considers it a diplomatic goal. china shares the same goal and is making a big effort. china has. there are characteristically blue sky days, as winter sets in. residents know that it's a time of the it will return to the northern part of china, as the world biggest producer. emissions are twice those ofiates. the second highest producer. ghest producer. recent efforts at reducing dependence on cheap dirty coal have helped china turn a corner. the good news is the coal used in china has seen decline in last year for the first time in a century,

this morning president obama spoke with his french counterpart francis hollande. they renewed commitments to defeat i.s.i.l. the government is preparing for a long flight. they vowed to extend the state of emergency and passed a bill to give the police more power to search for evidence and detain people. >> at what french authorities called a safe house. forensic experts hit pay dirt. in the northern paris suburb, a 7-hour siege played out with explosions and gun fire, the day revealed evidence that abdelhamid abbaaoud was neutralized. using skin samples, investigators determined abdelhamid abbaaoud, the master find of the bloody attacks, and his female cousin who detonated a security vest were dead. eight were invested. a surprise for agencies that thought the belgium-born suspect was still in syria. >> translation: among the six attacks avoided or foiled by services since spring 2016. abdelhamid abbaaoud was implicated in four. >> reporter: this was no ordinary crime scene. overnight police set up controlled explosives in the apartment. parts of building were co

francis hollande has been speaking to the summit. not a member of the commonwealth. he addressed the forum. trying to get more support. please allow me to thang all the countries. the u.k. i hope that the house of commons will be able to meet the request of david cameron. they confirmed that germany would make available the necessary support for actions. >> the search continues. belgium police charged app sixth person. questions are arrived about whether local politics is getting in the way of national and european security. we have this report from brussels. >> reporter: armoured personnel carriers. on the streets. and reports of packages with substances that turn out to harmless means extra work for the police. incidents like this are a reminder for emergency services in brussels. there has been a problem. multiple layers of it administration. there are six police forces in this city alone. where the attackers lived. molenbeek, everyone is aware of the security threats. the woman that has been mayor says it's not fair to blame police, with limited budgets. to not b

president francis hollande said he'd go to washington. two days later he would be in moscow to meet with president vladimir putin, all of that to build a more serious coalition to go after the islamic state in syria. >> house republicans say they are bruising a bill to block syrian refugees from coming to the u.s. temporarily. the white house is planning to take in 10,000 refugees, in the wake of attacks on paris, an increasing number are saying they want to close their doors. libby casey reports from washington. >> reporter: despite posturing by governors, several officials point out there's no border checks at the state boundaries, so refugees can pass between states at will. senior officials admit they don't want to send refugees to places where they are not welcome. the debate erupted on capitol hill, where members debated questions of safety and also the american value of wanting to help those in need. >> republicans on capitol hill went to temporarily halt allowing syrian refugees into the country. >> we think the prudent. the respo

francis hollande met with his counterpart vladimir putin.hey agreed to share intelligence, coordinating air strikes and russia is willing to work with the united states. dana lewis reports taking the fight to i.s.i.l. was on the agenda in the u.k. >> reporter: the case for expanding war. >> prime minister damn rob essentially said britain is in the cross-hairs of the islamic state. >> the reason for acting is a direct threat to i.s.i.l. is to our country and way of life. >> he asked farment to bomb i.s.i.l. they hit i.s.i.l. in a rock. under the plan. >> if we believe action can protect us, with our allies, we should be part of that action, not standing aside from it. >> britain was rattled by the attacks in paris leaving 130 dead. the french president is trying to bring a coalition together. tuesday, in washington. with president obama. tonight, in moscow. russian president angry over the shooting down of a bomb by turkey, expressed solidarity with france, saying it's a fight against a common evil and russia is ready. >> we are ready to sup

i am sure each said to francis hollande, and the french people we stand in solidarity with them in hunting council the perpetrators of the crime and bringing them to justice. >> reporter: the attorney-general said it offered a rare moment of opportunity to end the violence. >> our response needs to be rob oft, but always within the rule of law. and with respect for human rights ordinary we only fan the fire we are trying to put out. then a discrete handshake between president obama and russian's president which was after talks to resolve the syrian crisis. earlier, vladimir putin said a joint effort was needed to fight terror. in syria, there's no on the ground cooperation between russia and the u.s. at the moment in syria different groups have different priorities. the u.s. is fighting i.s.i.l. russia says it's doing the same, but is focussing fire power on groups opposed to bashar al-assad. turkey is concentrating on hitting the kurdish separatists p.k.k. at this summit there's the first hint that i.s.i.l. may face a more coordinated fight back >>> egyptian police found the bodies of 15

president francis hollande, a man with low ratings, finds that his tough response meets with broad approval. >> for now. >> the question in the mind of the public is why can we find so many kalashnikovs in five days, and not a single one during the last 10 months. these questions come, and come again. >> in the grandeur of the national assembly as the security is powered in pursuit of suspects. there's reason for disquiet. not only in the threats that may linger or the challenge to human rights, but in the pages of history. >> remember this, the moment a republican u.s. president heard the news about the 9/11 attacks. and this, the moment france's socialist leader heard something similar last night. politics different, reactions the same. france is at war. the axe committed on friday in paris needing the stade de-france are acts of war. there has been 129 dead and numerous injured constituting an aggression against the country, values, youth and lifestyle. >> reporter: how far is france prepared to go to wage this war. it may be worth remembering what happened last time a western leader cal

what is going on in his country, and towards the end of the week, we have the french president francis hollande travelling to moscow to meet with vladimir putin, coming to moscow after a visit to washington d.c. now, there seems to be at the moment, at least on the surface of things, a growing partnership between the french and the russians in the wake of the paris attacks and the russian plane that crashed in the sinai desert. russia and france feel that they have been wounded and are trying to build a consensus towards fighting it. as i said, the difficulty is about the political solution for syria, what happens to the government in syria. at the moment that's the blocking point. that is what is preventing a trooper true grand coalition that will tackle i.s.i.l. >> thanks >>> now to belgium, where the government is due to decide whether to extend its state of emergency. the streets of the capital brussels are quiet after warnings of an imminent transport system is cheesed. belgium's prime minister charles mitchell says there's a chance of a paris-type attack in belgium. >> paris has tightened

the government has a strong hand, francis hollande, a man with low ratings finds his tough response meets with broad approval for now. >> the question re mains which is why can we found so many kalashnikovs in five days, and not a single one during the last 10 months, these type of questions come and come again. >> in the grandeur of the national assembly as security forces are empowered in the dispute of suspects, there's reason for disquiet. not in the challenge, but in the pages of history. >> remember this... ..the moment a republican u.s. president heard the whispered news about the 9/11 attacks, and this the moment france's socialist leader heard something similar. their politics different, the reaction, so far, the same. >> france is at war. the acts committed on interested on paris, near the stade de france are acts of war. >> there has been at least 129 dead and numerous injured that constitutes an aggression against the country, its values, against the youth and lifestyle. >> how far is france prepared to go to wage this war. it may be worth remembering what happened the last ti

francis hollande laid the tributes there. >> to myanmar, aung san suy kyi called for talks with the military-backed leaders. opposition n.l.d. parties are making big gains in the lecks. >>> the national league for democracy continues a march to parliament and following a big win, a result to be announced by the union election commission. not surprisingly that of the party leader aung san suy kyi, who won her seat in the township to the south of the largest city. she was an incumbant mp in that seat and won in the by-election three years ago. very much the n.l.d. on track to win two-thirds of the seats in the upper and lower houses of parliament. that's what it needs to do to form the next government on its own. remembering that the military is guaranteed a quarter of all seats in parliament. so far as the results filter out from the election commission, there seems to be an overwhelming statement from the people in myanmar. >> to france, where there's more clashes between the people and migrants near the port of calais, several people were arrested as officers were brought in to monster a shanty to

francis hollande spoke at the commonwealth summit and addressed the need for support. >> translation: please allow me to tank countries. the u.k., i do hope that the house of commons will meet the request of david cameron, and i have in find germany, given on use. angela merkel confirmed that necessary actions in syria and iraq will be undertaken >>> the search for those responsible for the attack in france is under way. a sixth person has been arrested. questions are asked about whether local politics in belgium is getting in the way of national security. >> reporter: awn oured personnel carriers. it's extra work for the police. incidents like this are a reminder for emergency services in brussels. there has been a problem. multiple layers of it administration. there are sim police force the ares. in this area. where the attackers lived. everyone is aware of the security threats. the woman that has been mayor says it's not fair to blame police, with limited budgets. to not attack. >> we didn't do enough. state security, justice systems and federal police didn't pay enough attention t

. >> the president francis hollande is appealing for wider support. >> please allow me to thank the countries that provided support. i hope the house of commons will meet the request of david cameron. >> i have in mind germany. angela merkel will make support for necessary actions. >> the search for those responsible is ongoing. belgium police charge a sixth person. questions are arrived about whether local politics in belgium is getting in the way of national and european security. >> armoured personnel carriers on the streets of brussels. a scare at a mosque when powder in a letter turned out to be harmless, mean extra work for the police. >> incidents like this is a reminder of the demand an community service. for many, there has been a problem. for this city there's six police forces >>> in molenbeek, the district where some of the attackers lived. everyone is aware of threats. the woman who has been mayor for the last three years says it's not fair to blame local police with limited budgets. >> we didn't do enough to cite the phenomon are none of radicalization. the state security and po

. >> if the question is could you guaranteed 100% security, no one can, and mr francis hollande and mrs. merkel - we can't. we have put everything in place that we have to to guarantee as much security as we can. >> thursday, belgium's prime minister had new proposals aimed at boosting security. >> we want to act along four major lines, first to eradicate messages of hate and calls to violence, second to concentrate efforts and means to individuals flagged as dangerous. third, to strengthen security and act on an international level. the top woirty now is counting down fugitive suspect. a french citizens raised in belgium, the only known survive yore of the paris attackers. french and belgium authorities say he magged do flee to -- managed to flee to brussels on saturday. >> we are searching on him. i won't give details on this, because every detail in this is very, very sensitive. >> an alleged ringleader lived in brussels. they were friends since 2010 when they were imprisoned to petty crime. >> other high profile terror plots have been traced to molenbeek, and now the belgium interio

meeting francis hollande. both answering questions about the russian plane. >> turkey has a right to defend its territory and air space. >> i think that it is very important for us right now that they are talking to find out what happened. and take methods to avoid it all. >> the event that took place is a serious one. we can only regret it. turkey is providing all of the information. so we can find out what really happened. that would be extremely manageable. that it is what we must do. all of them. >> reporter: they would discuss the fight against isis and the stepped up air strike in both syria and iraq. hollande says that the two countries are strengthening their intelligence sharing regarding the targets. >> we've never forgotten where they stood with us as we stand with you. >> reporter: and they have now ordered a new top-to-bottom review. amid allegations, that they would report that they were watered down to closely align with the administration and their current isis strategy. >>> they declared a sta

following that, another visit to moscow from francis hollande, the fridge president, who is trying to build a grand coalition, similar to what the russians have been asking for for some time. basically following the attacks in paris and bringing down the russian plane over sinai, it seems there's an emerging agreement between paris and moscow. in the aftermath of the paris attacks, there was a productive sounding in vienna talking about syria, where the americans and russians were broad by singing from the same hm sheet, saying they'd like to have elections, a new constitution, and a ceasefire, all seen over the next 18 months. that was in the heat of the moment, after the paris attacks. and making that happen will be a fundamentally difficult thing. considering the actors are so - in such disagreement over the fate of the bashar al-assad government, it's really hard to see how they'll put that into prac. >> thank you for that rory challands. >> belgium security officials will meet to diet whether to extend its state of emergency. the streets of the capital brussels are quiet after wa

chinese president xi jinping is in paris, where he held a working dinner with the french president francis hollande. she arrived on the same day china issued a highest level smog alert. china, the u.s. and india are the three largest carbon emitting countries. >> the process of reaching an agreement on climate change is inevitably challenging. our environmental editor nick clark reports from paris. >> final preparations are made. finishing touches applied. in a bizarre tradition of the world of diplomacy, this corner of france is u.n. territory for the duration oft conference. it is indicative of how anticipated this event is, when the u.n. climate chief is pursued by the media for going on a tour of the site. >> what can we expect. >> what is finalised in paris is none other than the second legally binding instrument under the convention that will then go into effect in 2020 once we are through with the kyoto protocol. >> many are asking to what extent can an agreement be legally binding. there's no end of on tackles in the way. >> this time world leaders come at the beginning of the conference ra

and evidentibly, it's a robust statement that francis holland wants to send out to the individuals that appeared on the french intelligence agency's radars, to shake the trees to see what falls out. to see if there were other plots that they weren't aware of, where there were cases of weapons. and there were a number of weapons, which were found, whether the authorities were aware of that or not, will probably only find out in time. but the most important thing right now, with this instance happening in saint-denis, why did the mastermind would still be in paris. most times of terrorist attacks, the key organizationers, will be as far as away as they can, from the scene of the incident. that would lead us to believe this operation could have thwarted potentially another succession of attacks. >> or, by the same token, it would indicate the place was so sealed, these guys didn't dare move away and had to get a safehouse, almost in plain sight. >> absolutely. that's a valid point. and they could have believed that they needed to take refuge in what we can speculate to be one of the safe h

. >> monday, french president francis hollande echoed the call, announcing that he would travel to washington next week. tuesday the kremlin said he is coordinating with the french military in syria. >> the president of the united states of america... >> wednesday, president obama signalled washington is also open to greater cooperation with moscow. >> if we get a better understanding with russia about the process for bringing an end to the syrian civil war, that obviously opens up more opportunities for coordination with respect to i.s.i.l. >> reporter: the paris attacks have given vladimir putin a platform to sell his syrian strategy at home, with the kremlin acknowledging on tuesday that a bomb brought down a russian charter jet over sinai two weeks ago, killing all on bored. >> concern that public may flip into almost this is an opportunity, we all face the same threat and must work about if together. >> reporter: it's one thing to talk cooperation, and another to stands shoulder to shoulder on a battle feed. with anti-i.s.i.l. momentum, the days of vladimir putin, being the odd leader ou

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francis expressed his deepest condolences to french president francois hollande and to the french people some flak for activating its safety check feature after the terrorist attacks. the feature allowed facebook users in the area to notify their friends they are safe. it had been used only five times before, after some natural some people later asked why facebook didn't activate that feature after thursday's deadly bombings in beirut, lebanon. c-e-o mark zuckerberg wrote that facebook's policy until saturday was to activate safety check only for natural disasters. but he said the feature will now be turned on after some human disasters as well. in sports. we go around the n-f-l to see the touching tributes.teams across the nation held for the victims of the paris attacks. and steph curry.on pace for a record year leading the un- defeated warriors. j-r has a look back on the reigning m-v-p's week and all the sports.coming up the drought is affecting all of us. at pg&e we've definitely put a focus on helping our agricultural customers through the drought. when they do an energy efficiency

islamic militants tops at jen did a, when president obama and french president francis hal and meet at the white house. holland in paris today, lay plows at the bataclan night club where 89 people lost their lives. >> will do all in our power to defeat this evil death count. >> cameron will ask his pa lament to approve british air strikes against isis in syria. craig boswell, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the terror attacks in paris and the fight against isis. we have the latest of course on air and on line at cbsphilly.com. >>> turning to our forecast right now, cool change is in the air, but the question, stick around for your long holiday weaken, we check in with justin drabek out on the skydeck. we still can't get to you wear a coat. >> i would be letting you down if i did wear a coat. don't get me wrong, cold out here, at least the sunshine going on, again, the winds really causing the problems today. and this is some true fall air we're dealing with, some of the coldest we've seen this season, bodies aren't used to it, woke up with temperatures in

we know that francois hollande met with the het of francis muslim - france's muslim community. france has the largest muslim community anywhere in the european area. france has to concerns that any minorities have at this time. later on in the afternoon the french president will do something that's very rare indeed. he will address both houses of parliament at the palace. we expect him to make an announcement that the state of mensch that is currently imposed for 12 days will now be extended for three months in total. there's a huge amount of concern. not only amongst the population here in paris, but also nationwide after a night of raids. clearly the french authorities are aware of heightened security risks and they want to make sure the country also remains tight and united at this difficult time >>> thanks for that. french prosecutors investigating friday's attacks are also focussing on the growing connection to belgium. at least two of the paris attackers had lived in brussels. most of the people joining i.s.i.l. are from a particular suburb of the belgium capital. >> tran

what will come out of this meeting between francis that's between francois hollande and president obamaeks after the devastating terror attacks and as a modern coalition of international countries are discussing the best way to take on the isis terrorists. president obama has been reluctant to provide ground troops, u.s. ground troops overseas, but they do want to extend the coalition and increase air strikes. all of those options are going to be discussed today. tom: i have seen about 14 views on what the president will say to president hollande. what is the view from the white house, the message they would like to send to the president and to the french people? : the first is that the u.s. remain steadfastly behind the french people, and the second is that all options are on the table. at this moment, u.s. ground troops are now part of that equation. vonnie: russian sanctions is part of the leverage, maybe the only leverage that the leaders have. what would be the message from obama to hollande? kevin: the reports are the details of the plane crash are still coming out, still emerging

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francis is demanding its allies support action against isis. john kerry met tuesday with french president hollande and says more needs to be done. john kerry: need to step up our efforts to meet the core where they are planning these things. jonathan: french warplanes slim targets in syria. jonathan vicki body, seeing -- mollie: and one day after governor terry branstad ordered all state agencies to stop work on resettling syrian refugees in the state, many of you are in governor was right to call a halt to relocating syrian refugees to iowa. even before the paris attacks, house committee on homeland security hearing that the federal government does not have the ability to conduct thorough background checks on syrian refugees. house speaker paul ryan also is calling for a delay in relocating any refugees from syria to the u.s. and says house members are working on legislation to do just that. rep. paul ryan: the majority leader in our committee chance is working on a man to address -- a plan the syrian refugee crisis. out nation has always been welcoming, but we cannot let terrorists take advantag

governor, president hollande said this is an act of war. pope francisit's the third world war. it makes me wonder in a political context whether lindsey graham is about to have some company now when he says we need to commit ground troops. are you prepared to make it k-- to make that kind of statement? >> i've been saying that for a long time. you can't exclude the possibility of ground troops. i've also said it can't just be american ground troops. the president has to start putting the priority of protecting americans, not the image of islam. and just yesterday, he's on television saying that we contained isis. well, clearly we haven't. these dogs are unleashed. the only thing that we're going to ever do to stop them is to take aggressive action. i'm calling on the president to the do four things. number one, we need to close our borders. if a left wing politically correct country like france will close its borders, it's time for us to put a moratorium on people coming here from countries where there are isis or al qaeda ties. a second thing we needed

pope francis says a key driver of violence is poverty as he warns of the need to tackle it. here in paris, president francois hollande has this wednesday been meeting with the german chancellor angela merkel as he seeks more support in the fight against islamic state group. this in the wake of paris terror attacks. a little earlier, the pair blique, the place de repu where thousands have visited to pay homage in tribute to the victims. the u.s. president pledged solidarity with france. following his meeting with merkel, hollande is scheduled to meet russian president vladimir putin in moscow on thursday. let's have a listen to hollande speaking a short time ago. nde: i wish for germany to commit even more to the fight against daesh in syria and iraq. and i will be very tempted to what -- very attentive to what the chancellor will say about that. and i am aware of the rules in germany with regard to external intervention. but if germany could go further, it would be a very good sign in the fight against terrorism. chancellor merkel: the president has invited me to consider any additional responsibilities that germany

hollande said today that world powers must do everything they can to deescalate that situation. so certainly a lot of complications here as all these world powers face the threat of global terrorism. francisr putin and french president hollande. gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> as the united states enters the heavy holiday travel season, french officials have been meeting to figure out ways to assure visitors that paris is safe. nbc's chris jansing is in paris with more on that. chris? >> francis, just here in paris, half a million jobs depend on tourism, but it isn't just the economy. the psyche of a city is at stake here as well. at the paris christmas market, the soundtrack for shopping is american christmas carols, manhattan hotdogs are for sale, but customers from the u.s. are scarce. honeymooners from india are here. >> were you nervous about coming? >> i was, yes, we were. >> he was, but i was not. >> and a canadian said he's glad he came, but is also cautious. >> how are you being careful? >> just by looking around all the time, watching people. >> reporter: no other country gets more tourists than france. >> from notre dame to arc detree yump, nearly 84 million visitors alone. now

so, hollande will have to force his diplomatic aptitudes to get them to come to the frabltable for a u.n. backed plan that does not include assad. >>> well, pope francis is in kenya for his ever viz toot africa. he wasaf greeted by kenya's president and members of the clergy. and large crowds lined the streets to cheer and catch a glimpse of the post. he's scheduled to visit gonia. and saying he's quote more afraid of the mosquitos. >>>. >>> it's been a whirlwind election season so far and today, a collective deep breath. it's a bit of a political cliff hanger with major action waiting for us on the other side of the holiday. hally jackson reports. >> reporter: from candidate said,ansaid, a givenrd turkeys a break while they take one. most off the campaign trail this holiday. >> it is your opportunity to maximize your appearance to voters. >> reporter: andvo it makes momentum key whether you have it or you don't like ben carson, slipping double digits in the latest iowa poll and ted cruz surging within striking distance of donald trump who issued this warning last week. >> if this catches on, i might have toht go to war. >> and from cruz's point of vi

vatican sunday, pope francis condemned the paris attacks, calling it blasphemy to use the name of god for hatred. he also expressed his condolences to the french people and to president hollande. meanwhile, the lights on rome's trevi fountain were turned off last night in memory of the victims. >>> major cities across the u.s. are also increasing security follows last friday's attacks. the new york police department dispatched a critical response group and has increased security throughout new york city. on abc's "this week," the new york police commissioner was confident in the city's response. >> first off, we're always on the offense, in terms of our intelligence gathering capabilities, joint task force. almost 1,000 people assigned to anti-terrorism. we do have with 35,000 personnel, the capability to ramp up very quickly, as you saw over the last 48 hours. >> football fans around the country notice and increase in security at the nfl games yesterday. with counter terrorism vehicles and officers outside of stadiums. some fans had to go through extra metal detecters. many states are talking security matters into their own hands. alabama governor says his state will refuse

hollande promised to destroy the army of fanatics behind the attacks. the as her moneys brought together the families of the victims as well as survivors. >> pope francisn uganda for the second leg of his africa tour. he spoke out against corruption and tribalism, saying they hamper progress there. >> the turkland mountainous region in syria has become under intense airstrikes after it was captured by rebels. we have this report. >> the sound of shelling and airstrikes hardly stop in this area bordering turkey near the turkman mountains. right here in front of me is part of the turkman mountains that's been under heavy artillery shelling all morning. after an early offensive, it's been under heavy bombardment. this area has been hit on both sides. the regime controlled the area earlier this week. rebels retook it tuesday. this is when the russian airstrikes started to target the area then we had the whole situation with the russian fighter jet shot down by turkey. rebel forces were sweeping the area. the opposition fighters claimed they seized two tanks and a number of armored vehicles in addition to various weapons. this area has witnessed hit-and-run

francis saying the attacks were part of the third world war. we have president obama calling it outrageous. and president hollandeg the reaction to this act of war will be "ruthless." thank you for being with me, sir. i am terribly sorry as we all are that the devastation your city has endured the last 24 hours. what are your words to the people of paris tonight? >> well, it is a very sad industriation. the first is for emergency measures. we are still counting our deaths. we are still counting casualties. there are many, many wounded persons. a lot of people are looking for relatives, family, friends. this is the moment we are going through. first emergency measures, blocking some spaces, closing some festivities. and looking for the missing persons, the dead persons, the wounded persons. so the city is normal abnormall and truly sad day in paris. >> it is truly sad. there are no words, especially the fact that this comes 10 months after the "charlie hebdo" attacks. i would like to know, sir, have there been more raids today? have there been more raids and any new arrests today? >> i'm sorry. i can hardly hear y

hollande continues his global tour. on wednesday the german chancellor angela merkel vowed to act swift to help frantz. and in the coming hours he's meeting vladimir putin in moscow. >>> pope francisbrating mass in nairobi. he will also visit uganda and the central african remember anything this five-day tour. >>> the u.s. military has blamed human error for its bombing of a doctors without borders hospital in afghanistan last month. it says the strike was a tragic accidents. 30 people were killed in the bombing which the charity says amounts to a war crime. >>> now, turning our attention to iraq, where 36 men are due to stands trial in connection with one of the worst a trass a atros committed by isil fighters. 1500 iraqi soldiers were killed near the northern city of tikrit n july 24 men were sentenced to death for the massacre, but human rights groups say the judicial process was flawed. imran kahn now reports. >> reporter: isil fighters are said to have killed 1500 iraqi soldiers in a camp just outside the ca crete in june last year. this is one of the men killed. for his family the upcoming trial isn't enough to heal the pain. >> translator: the government keeps saying it wil