that is the president of the united states, speaking to reporters along with the french president francoise calling it barbaric. on what has happened in the battle against isil so far, saying there have been 8,000 air strike and the territory has been taken back, but he told reporters the coalition needs to do more on the issue of syria president said that after the president attacks he says that he understands american fears talking about the worries and concerned about syrian refugees coming into the country. he says the groups like isil cannot defeat us on the battlefield so they try to terrorize us here at home. as he was speaking the question came up, the first question from the reporter, dealt not with the issue of france, and not with the issue of the attacks, for isil, but with the russian plane going down in the skies over turkey. so has already paris taking a backseat to the world's events today? >> part of the ecase. just demonstrates the fact that none of these world leaders have leverage. no one seems capable of getting russia to act appropriately. you heard the president say w

as francoise indicated, my top priority is to make sure this does not escalate. and hopefully this ises a moment in which all parties can step bake and make a determination as to how their interests are best serves. the russians had several of their own people killed by isil. and the flow of foreign fighters of russian areas into syria poses enormous long term threat to russian territory. so there is a potential convergence of interests. between the various parties. it requires us working with them to make the kind of strategic shift that is necessary frankly i have talked to pattyn j about for five years now. it requires a recognition that the existing structure cannot gain the legitimacy to stop the war, and until you stop the war, you are going to have a vacuum in which these kind of organizations can operate more effectively. so let me say one last thing because i track the question you posed to president hollande about what could have been prevented. all of our intelligence personnel, here in the united states, across the atlantic, works tirelessly as i said

president francoise alon has called the country to form a grand coalition, to defeet the islamic state of levant. that now appears to be a step closer. russia's leader offering his cooperation. he promised revenge for bombing a russian plane in egypt. in northern syria. france is also reaching out to it's european allies. from paris, the own measure of support. begins to take place, u.s. secretary of state met the president to discuss what he on monday described as a grand coalition against isil. >> we have to step up our efforts to hit them at the core, where they are planning these things. and al obviously to do more on the boarders and in terms of the movement of people. but the level of cooperation could not be higher. >> france is rallying the allying abroad, while at home the president continues to strike a consistent chord of defiance. >> an american rochon setter, an international football match. frequented by people of different nationalities 19 different nationalities. they thought they would weaken the passion to welcome the whole world. the pride we have in exchange with al

. >> francoise has med the league, mow the leaders have stressed they recognize the full responsibility to address climate change, china is the word's largest carbon emitter making beijing center to anusol sekful agreement. the french president says he wants to deal with china before the climate talks begin later this month. >> the climate is the biggest question facing us all, it will determine peace in the coming decades. it will equally decide the quality of life, we would like the president and myself to be able to make a declaration. ahead of the upcoming paris summit, this will commit both our countries to a deal but will also be seen an a foundation of the agreement in paris. >> rob mcbride sent us this update from beijing. >> it was a 21-point declaration from the two leaders which really now sets up china as being partners in the fight cleans climate companying. the declaration may have been short of facts but it high the right tone, gave the right message, and they will be able to go back to frabs now ahead of the paris talks claiming he has china onboard. for those talks, as

jc: after meeting with french president francoise hollande today, german chancellor angela merkle vowed her country will do everything it can to prevent future isis attacks. germany currently provides weapons and training for kurds fighting against isis in iraq. here at home, law enforcement are on alert. ed: security has been stepped up at logan airport. newscenter 5' s pam cross is live at logan tonight, pam? pam: some of the people equipped to prevent attacks the president talked about are walking these corridors and it' s not just logan, we found extra security elsewhere as well. this is about what you' d expect on the day before thanksgiving, big crowds at south station headed home. add the threat of terror and you add officers and a sense of watchfulness. everywhere, officials are saying there is no need to worry, but they are vigilent. it starts at the top. president obama: as americans travel this week and with their loved ones, i want them to know that our counterterrorism, intelligence, and law enforcement professionals at every level are working overtime. pam: at logan airpor

french president francoise allan has express add desire for the quite, russia, and france, to form a an alliance against isil, in iraq and syria. he plans to meet with president putin, and american president barack obama to see if they can facilitate that. there's some skepticism here at the pent upon, that any sort of rug u.s. alliance would be able to work in syria. we will have to see what happens. >> jamie, thank you very much. the white house announcing just a short while ago that the french president as you heard jamie say, will travel to washington, d.c. next week. that an nouns coming shortly after the secretary of state wrapped up his meeting on a coordinated anti-isil strategy. >> 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 then in terms of the movement of people. but the level of chord raying cannot be higher we have agreed even to exchange more information and i am convinced that over the course of the next week, they will feel even greater pressure. they are feeling it today

finally, the secretary of state john kerry meeting with french president francoise hollande. >>> the terror suspects used video game con suls to cumulative commune communicate communicate. you'll see its communication off the internet using the internet facility but not traceable on the internet. >>> time for weather and traffic. hey, good morning. >> clear skies. on the chilly side. the difference about today is it will stay chilly all day long. that's filled with chilly skies sun up to sun down. mid and upper 60s across the area. best we do, low 50s in some spots. that with a little bit of a breeze keeping the chill in the air. 44 degrees and we may lose a few degrees. 49 at noon, 50 at 3:00, that should be the high for the day. emily west in for lauren this morning. >> fast track that wraps up around 5:00 this morning so no a trains between 200 and 7th on to 168th street. here's a live look at the grand central parkway moving nicely near laguardia airport. a check on the new jersey turnpike. that seems to be moving along fine. there is a crash on the turnpike south in the truck la

. >> patty with us, french president, francoise hollande came to the white house to meet with president obama about escalating the fight against isil in the wake of the deadly attacks in paris. there are new details in that. and belgium has issued an international arrest warrant for a suspect named mohamed abrin. he was seen at a gas station, and the french prosecution revealed the name of the attacks. and the man who stayed in the apartment has been charged with terrorism. more on the two leaders meeting and mike viqueira, mike. >> reporter: tony, good evening, and there are two elements. one is to defeat is on the ground, but the other is not military one, but a diplomatic one negotiated around the table in vienna, and the fashionses of the world powers talking about the assad regime. but after the events of the last 24 hours, a complicated attack became more so. with the conflict looming between russia and turkey, president obama wants to stop events from getting out of happened. >> my top priority is to ensure that this does not escalate. >> reporter: french president, francois holl

him as a 27-year-old belgian national who fought for the islamic state in syria, french president franÇoisellande says the french military launched dozens of airstrikes on islamic state targets in raqqa, iraq. his decisive action in contrast to that of president obama who declared in a news conference that he would not fundamentally changes strategy while denigrating those that would seek him as he put it, an immediate resolution. >> the strategy that has the best chance of working, even though it does not offer her the satisfaction, i guess, of a headline or an immediate resolution. >> the president's refusal to act drawing heated this is a from republicans are looking to replace the president next year. president obama also facing a revolt by at least 20 governors who announced the united states should halt acceptance of syrian refugees and we will be talking with one of the governors refusing to allow syrian refugees to be settled in his state. governor phil bryant of mississippi. we will also take of thegovern administration response to theoi terror attacks with director james woolsey.

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said he would be very, very very unlikely to start a nuclear war and later president obama met with franÇoisehollenbeck to discuss how to deal with isis. he talks to kt mcfarland. we are on deck to break it down. stay here. kennedy: donald trump told gq interview that he would be different as person than a candidate. i would imagine it would be feeling differently about things as president right now. inviting a lot of people and the president i would be more measured. he's like a baker. also regarding nuclear weapons he said it's highly, highly, highly, highly unlikely that he would use them. my panel returns, will run, anthony cumia and joanne nosuchinsky. will we do start with you. this is the one thing that enthusiasts might have a problem pulling the lever over. >> m that nuclear thing. everybody says it isn't that the guy that you want with the football. >> is the one question the kind that gives you pause. >> nixon have them and he was a little batty. kennedy: he actually is to toss them around on the south lawn. >> was kind of. >> i don't know if like the highly, highly, highly. as the

and francoise hollande knows that and knows it's critical to his presidency how he handles this moment. the way he's handling it, he has to get tougher on security. this is what people want. it's a natural response. as a frenchman, i'm angry and just coming here, i looked at the poll numbers, that's the national mood. people are angry and want more security and things to be done. >> hollande talking about a variety of measures including a constitutional amendment about essentially revoking the citizenship of dual nationals found guilty of certain crimes. it feels to me like somewhat like a similar to 9/11 moment when america passed a whole variety of measures, starting spending much more on defense, built an entire structure of security. is that what france is headed towards? >> i think there are some similarities because certainly in terms of reckoning and understanding the level of threat we're facing, yes, this is different from what we've seen before. and i'm saying this from a perspective of a country that's been under attack this year already a number of times. but this is differ

franÇoise holland, we are at war. we will deal with these people murkier leslie. the president, mr.y different stance entirely. what is the strategy and why is it not working? why can't we, what was the precise exploration, why can't we take these bastards out. he did not seem to have a real response. how did you see that press conference going? >> the french president responds much more than the american. i think president obama did not really answer the question. he does not have a strategy. we are not fighting any major matters in the middle east. we have killed al qaeda and senior people. things are going to be fine. it is not really going anywhere. they work backward to see what they may describe the faxes being. not that they start with an objective, develop a strategy and then try to implement a strategy. what is their judgment of america's president? >> i think scratching of heads. what did he say? what did he mean? what are they doing? why aren't they doing anything? i joined the head scratchers. stuart: what we have been hearing a lot is why doesn't the president invoked a

. >>> french president francoise hollande will meet with vladimir putin in russia. he'll be trying to get them to focus on isis and compromise for the syrian crisis. certainly, a tall order on both accounts. cnn senior correspondent jim bittermann is live for us in paris. jim. >> reporter: no question about it, michaela, in fact, we may have just gotten taller because of the shootdown of the russian jet. he's probably going to hear an earful from that. but also an earful from putin about the idea that bashar al assad has to go. he's been saying all along that bashar al assad can no longer be the president of syria, after any kind of an operation is finished there. but russia has not compromised at all on that. so, that's one of the things the two men will be talking about. the russians look like they were coming along, maybe acting like they were going to compromise until that russian fighter yet was shoppchopped down. this effort by the worldwide effort, angela merkel, true dough and president obama, all comes after the bloody attacks which killed lots of people. a

francoise hollande closing the borders of branch. -- borders of france. refugees trying to escape their own countries could complicate matters as well. this is president obama from the white house. we will take more of your calls after his remarks. pres. obama: good evening everybody. i just want to make a few brief comments about the attacks across paris tonight. this is an attack not just on the people of france, but all of humanity and the universal values that we share. ready toprepared and provide whatever assistance that the government and the people of france need to respond. france is our oldest ally. the french people have stood shoulder to shoulder with the united states time and time again. we want to be clear that we stand together with them in the fight against terrorism and extremism. paris itself represents the timeless values of human progress. those who think that they can terrorize the people of france or the values that they stand for our wrong. -- are wrong. the american people draw strength from the french people's commitment to life,