sarah: earlier today, french president francos hollande called upon the international community to step up and fight the islamic state which he called daesh. >> we want to establish a large coalition. a coalition to carry out decisive strikes against daesh. because it's daesh that is to blame. we have to do it in the spirit of the international community. not all countries have the same interests or ideas. and not even the same allies. but the point is that we need to wipe out an army that is threatening the entire world and not just particular countries. sarah: british prime minister david cameron has called on the security council to approve airstrikes. he told britain's house of parliament that although such a resolution would be good to have , it was not necessary for britain to join the fight. the forces have only been striking targets within iraq. russia says it has carried out a mass strike against islamic state in syria. the increased military action will come when the security service concluded that a bomb did bring down a passenger jet in the sinai last month. france also cont

. >> france took full measure of what happened, with president franco francois hollande. isis claimed responsibility for the coordinated attacks. video behind the concert hall showing people trying to climb down walls to escape the gunfire unscored the shear panic as did the words of survivors that collectively described a bloodbath. >> all of a sudden there were huge gunshots that sounded like fireworks. >> last night the city streets were crowded and it was crowded when we left our hotel and walked to the restaurant, and tonight it's empty. >> a delegation of 30 from the police holy name society of nassau county, and they were close by but not in danger. the streets near the incidents are clear of body bags and replaced by media from around the world, and the people of paris, some who stare and pray and many who weep. among the many social media hash tags prayforparis and they will. >> tourists and business travelers return to philadelphia from paris saying they were good to be home. there was a sense of relief for the americans coming back and embraced their loved ones

have been approached by high level world leaders saying they will stand by mali and franco franco francois hollandeas promised to help mali. at least one french citizen was killed in this attack. six russians were killed. another six were freed. however, as you mentioned, one united states citizen, chinese, and at least one other citizen as well to name a few. >> these victims, with he know shlgs primarily, fr shlgs, primarily from belgium, around the world. are they saying this may have been the motivation to target this hotel because it was so international? >> yes. this could have likely been the exact reason why the attackers would have picked the radisson blu hotel. it is an american-owned hotel. a number of westerners would have been staying there at any given time. it was a very popular hotel. 1 190 rooms in total. the diplomate held a lot of meetings there. probably the reason that these attackers would have struck that hotel. al qaeda offshoot group has claimed responsibility there. in august, they attacked a hotel killing 17 people. that hotel in central mali was also popular with western

franco-german relationship. hans: it seem strong. hollande and merkel have worked through a lot of -- the greek crisis together. in some ways angela merkel's biggest problem is to mesko. -- is domestic. keeping her party from getting too critical on the refugee issue. on friday there is a public review on angela merkel where they say the policy needs to change. you have heard a lot of criticism. however, the link between the terrorism in france and the migration/refugee story that has dominated here the last three months, t hat link has not been made. clearly, that frequently by german political leaders. there is a measure of respect and wait and see whether or not there is an nexus there. i when not conflate those two issues. very few political leaders are making the connection. that said, hollande has a difficult week ahead of him. it will be hard to have deliverables. he will have explained to do in hery capital he's at as asked for help in fighting isis in syria. give you a quick check on some of the markets in terms of the reaction we ha

franco >>> five things to know at the 55. president obama will meet with francois hollande who is expected to press for urgent action against isismplicating things, turkey shot down a russian war plane allegedly in turkish airspace. both countries are crucial in the fight against isis. >>> u.s. airports are stepping up security. a worldwide travel alert was generated yesterday. >>> five people shot near a protest over a deadly police shooting. protesters in minneapolis have been camped out neither a police precinct since the death of jamar clark. last night's shooters were white supremacists. >>> the millbrae city council will consider a three-year extension of the red light camera program tonight. the council will evaluate whether the cameras have made streets safer. they will discuss ticket refunds and some adjustment to the program. >>> and the warriors looking to make history. golden state has a chance to best start of the season when the lakers come to oracle. it looks like the warriors are a pretty good win to win their 16th straight. they are favored by 17 points. >> reporter: i'm jackie ward in mill valley at the park an

franco russian naval land? >> they has stepped up their air raids against ies positions in syria, involving cruise missiles and long-range bombers. apparently francois hollande and the russian president have talked on the phone and agreed closely -- close military cooperation. the president is planning to travel to russia and about 10 days. bryan: what are you hearing about the eu military cooperation? well there be any ground forces involved? >> they are not a military alliance, so we will not see any form of eu military mission to syria. but what we will see his individual support. eu member states are now individually supporting friends in case of germany that means, talking to the germany has to minister -- defense minister that they will continue to fight . they will intensify their military engagement in mali and west africa. a number of states are getting stronger. things are little more complicated. indulge in there is a complicated debate about troops. bryan: why isn't france turning to nato on this? >> i think that is quite a clever move on the french part. they already know that when it comes to u.s. the u.s. is already a very close ally. they do

franco-russian initiative. >> we shall see. big week for meetings between hollande and the other world leaders. see you. thank you. >> sure, chris. >>> it has now been eight days sinister rice terrorists struck paris. taking to the streets there are new concerns that one critical and historic part of the city of light will be hurt. we'll have more on that coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) some call it giving back. others call it paying it forward. we call it share the love. during the annual subaru share the love event, take home a new subaru, and we'll donate $250 to those in need. bringing our total donations to over sixty-five million dollars. and bringing love where it's needed most. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. i brto get us moving.tein i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength. i'll take that. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein and 23 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in. >>> the latest headlines coming into msnbc at this hour, belgium's prime minister gets ready to reassess the terrorist threats in