hase is one family who papers at the huntington library in california. they are in buffalo, new york, and the father and the son decide to go to california in 1849. the mother is absolutely distraught. she is distraught because she is terrified that they are going to perish or they will contract cholera on this dangerous journey. the sad thing for them is that she is right. dies.n fact, the father takes the body home. a few years later in 1851, he takes the journey again by himself and he dies in california. you mentioned a law that encourage people to take this route, can you elaborate on that? >> to the oregon donation lands act, which granted land thatteaders, the idea is building on this american idea that if we can build families we are creating independent, free, virtuous citizens. an interesting provision is that it allows women to hold -- and increases the amount that a married couple can get. fear ofentioned a disease and death. journeyerous was the for most of the people who took it? >> honestly, it probably was not than if theygerous had staye

police say a masked man held up the pier one store in huntington station last night. people were tied up. the suspect got away with cash. it may not have been the first time. police say the same man may have struck 11 times in suffolk and nassau county since september. there is a reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> a water main break in hoboken is causing a morning commute for drivers. newscopter 7 was overhead as the water continued to bubble out. there is no access to sections of observer highway along with parts of harrison and jackson streets. the pipe burst around 9:00 yesterday morning flooding streets and leaving some residents without water. there is a boil water advisory in effect. heather o'rourke joins us and she has yet another issue, another big one on the northern state parkway. >> that's right, ken. we have a webcam to show you what happens when an unauthorized vehicle wonders on a parkway. you can see the police activity off on the side of the roadway. as we go to the mass transit chart i can tell you that long island railroad, port jeffer

. >> the suspect struck the pier 1 import store in huntington station last night and he could be connected to at least 11 other robberies across nassau dating all the way back to august. greg cergol has a look at the suspect. greg? >> shiba, suffolk police completed a briefing about this gunman who has frustrated investigators and left store employees shaken. one manager of a clothing store told me simply, she was too scared to talk about one of the robberies that occurred earlier this month. police say it's no coincidence this is the only photo they have of a gunman who may be behind a dozen store robberies on long island since august. >> most of these stores had no video systems whatsoever. >> reporter: this huntington station store one robbed just last night did have a surveillance system but the camera shy gunman by stealing the recording device linked to that surveillance system. >> masked, armed, scary. >> reporter: a security guard greeted customers at the pier 1 store today. it all came just a day after the gunman tied up four people inside with zip ties. a practice he's employed a

on the yellow line, single tracking between braddock road and huntington stations. as for the green line, fewer trains running to branch avenue. >>> searching at sea. why crews are scouring the waters where a large cruise ship just sailed. >>> and speeding and swerving through traffic cing towards you. the scary situation caught on >>> the coast guard is searching from the sea and sky for a cruise passenger gone overboard. witnesses on the norwegian perl say a woman threw herself overboard around 7:00 last night. a passenger posted this picture of a life boat launched to search for her. this is happens about 20 miles off the coast of cuba the cruise ship was on its way to mexico. >>> we're working to find out if a man called the neighbor from hell will go to prison. socrates condillas is accused of terrorizing a silver spring neighborhood. he was blocking a driveway, using a bobcat to tear down a face. he even violated a peace order. he faces up to four years in jail. >>> today the supreme court could take up a case surrounding abortion for the first time in 25 year

border social services and the judge told her she had the option of living facility maybe outside of huntington county, but whocounty, but who would be paying for that? that would be medicaid. bill: essentially you are saying the state is punting and pushing the softer the feds? >> in at least this one case it has come up before. she also -- that is the option that has been >> no question that the people need help, but beggars can't be chooses. the state has other issues that it needs to balance. cousin -- cutting this program save the state $15 million. that is fiscal policy from the state perspective. >> making the decisions to get these kinds of programs while politicians earning six figures from the part-time job in the legislature, 50,000 or more, maybe if he wants to be the governor earning several hundred thousand dollars he will still collect his pension when he leaves the state senate. for politicians while people with serious debilitating diseases could be on the street. it is disgusting. everyone should be offended by this. >> it did surprise us a bit. three incumbent republicans los

there is one family whose papers are at the huntington library in california. they are in buffalo, new york. samuel, the father, and george the sun decide to go to and sarah,in 1849, the mother, is distraught because she's terrified that they're going to perish, they're going to contract: on this journey. the sad thing is that she's right and her son george dies on a steamboat. samuel takes the body home. and then he dies in california. thatu mentioned a law encouraged people to take this route. can you elaborate on that? sarah: the oregon donation land act is donating land to homesteaders. is building on this american idea that we can build families, creating independent, free, virtuous citizens. women -- itws increases the amount a married couple can get. you mentioned fear of disease and death. how dangerous it was the people that took it? that: it probably wasn't much dangerous as if they had stayed at home. you had growing urbanization, but not a lot of understanding of sanitation practices. is becomingtates more powerful, expanding demographically and ter

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a car and a nonpassenger train west of huntington. no word on when normal service will be restored. some trains are making additional stops to accommodate riders. >>> sunny, cold, 43, the high. wind making it feel like the 30s. tomorrow, a few clouds, less windy. wednesday, mostly sunny, 50, the high. thursday, a beautiful thanksgiving day. a high of 60 degrees. coming up on the "today" show. a special rawson report on holiday hotel warnings. >>> this morning on "today's take," sofia vergara maris joe manganiello in a star-studded wedding, and we've got the photos from the big night. >>> then the sopranos star spreading some christmas cheer. jamie-lynn sigler is with us. >>> and then the secrets of making a juicy turkey. all that and more coming up now. >>> from nbc news, this is "today's take with al roker, natalie morales, willie gist and tamron hall live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today." it's monday morning, big thanksgiving week crowd out on our plaza. 2015. i'm willie along withable, natalie and tamron.

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the victim is in critical condition in huntington hospital. >>> the terror threat in brussels is at the highest level a week after the attack in paris. we have more from belgium. >> reporter: police and soldiers are on guard across brussels and subways are closed after terror attack warnings. they believe salah abdeslam may be in brussels. french police stopped him at the belgian border the morning after the paris assault but let him go. authorities in turkey arrested three islamic state militants. one who scouted sites for the paris attacks. they paid tribute to the 89 people killed at the bataclan boulevard voltaire theater. she says we live in fear knowing an attacker is still out there. two women who escaped the massacre here in paris almost inned up at this restaurant, but chose a cafe across the street instead. that gave them the extra seconds they needed to survive. the friends heard gunshot and ducked under their table just before a gunman opened fire on the cafe killing five people. the terrorist gun apparently jammed and both ran for their lives. [ singing ] >> reporter: paris

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that was the crowd that gathered on the t., on the e.line at huntington street to shut down for about 25 minutes or so. about 30, maybe 40 protestors there. they demonstrated and spoke for about 25 minutes. the police allowed them to stay as long as they wanted. bus service was increased in the area to help passengers who were disrupted by this and police said they would they wanted. the protestors left after about 25 minutes and the service resumed in the area. the proest iters down at group. they say they're going to march up to the statehouse any minute. they say likely it'll cause some traffic disruption but minimize that. while the earlier protest was designed to disrupt commuters, this protest is not designed to do it but there maybe some minor disruptions. if you can avoid this area, between faneuil hall and the statehouse you will probably be bet are off but there -- better off but there is not an intent to shut is it down. dan hausle, 7 news. >> elizabeth: following breaking news about former president jimmy carter. carter was diagnosed with melanoma in august. he has undergo

and he worked with me this paster at the huntington y and he's extraordinary and our rapper youth workers and this is this youth worker has just he's worked just comes out of his soul and his heart. >> where most of those kids and families from? are they from the city of bottoms? -- boston? >> dorchester, rochester. >> i want to get a sense -- they say a photo's worth a thousand words. so i know we've got some photos. i know that young man on the left. actually he's not that young anymore. and what's going on here? >> that was our summer program. we were working with a group of eight-year-olds, and that was just a program that they brought in and we taught them leadership and life skills how we do that is we book in the program. we start in the concept i. they dance the between and we reflect on it at the end. >> you caulk talked about the summer program, right? >> yes. >> so why don't we -- there's a video and i know we have some more kids there. look at those happy face, right? very diverse. but we've got a video. take me through disclosure we'll put it up and seventh element, i guess?

. >>> hundreds came together in huntington, long island, for the tree lighting festival. there was dancing, music, and even a visit from santa. >> i love to see the dancing santa and all the pretty things. >> this is my first year. i like it. >> reporter: does it put you in a good mood? >> yeah. >> i like when santa is there. >> reporter: are you excited for christmas? >> yeah! >> reporter: why? >> it's pretty, and you get presents. >> there were also contests for best float and gingerbread house. many say tonight's mild temperatures made the event better this year. now, let's check in with elise finch and the exclusive cbs 2 forecast. we will see if the mild temperatures will continue, elise. >> in a word, no. this holiday weekend. we have had a trio of 60-degree days, and temperatures are falling. if you step outside tonight, you will feel it. we will check with our weather watchers and see what kinds of temperatures we are seeing at 11:18 at night. on long island, 40-degree reading, and this is from nancy in east islip. 49-degrees is mild. you head into the lower hudso

officers also rescued a 37-year-old hiker who fell on huntington ravine on mount washington. the man injured his leg, and officers used an a.t.v. to bring him down the mountain. tomorrow, parents in manchester will bring students to school at a different time. the school district is changing hours based on its new contract with the manchester education association. elementary school will begin at 8:45 and end at 2:50. middle school starts at 7:35 and ends at 2:20. and high school starts at 7:45 and ends at 2:53. the new academic calendar also builds in three snow days so days won' t need to be made up at the end of the year. adam: still to come on news 9 at 6:00. salem' s holiday parade had more floats than originally planned today. how organizers expanded when weather forced another parade to cancel. stephanie: and christmas arrived at boston common today. next, santa makes an appearance. josh: the sunshine returned stephanie: welcome back to news 9. the manchester boston regional airport was busy today as the holiday weekend comes to a close. adam: the u.s. state department

these are some of the same protestors who janed another demonstration earlier today on huntington avenue. where northeastern university students were protesting for a higher wage for their temporary, their part-time professors. that protest shut down the green line e.line for about 25 minutes this afternoon, and the police let them continue the protest as long as they wanted. protestors stayed there for about 25 minutes. bus services increased in the area. the protestors they tried to help people get around. that demonstration was designed to shut down the traffic. the t. in the area. this protest is not designed to shut down the traffic, but it is having that effect here on congress street. again about 1,000 protestors. heading up to park street where they're going to walk up to the statehouse and continue the protest. they're working with boston police who are escorting them and allowing this. so there is a disruption to traffic. but it's seen as inevitable with the protests and the intention is not to shut the city down for a length of time. just the time it takes to marchers to get f

the child received the candy while trick or treating in huntington. this comes one day after a 15-year-old found a sewing needle lodged inside a twizzler. we're learning a minnesota child lied about finding needles inside chocolate bars that the child received on halloween night. >>> d.c. public schools starting its budget planning process early to allow you a greater say in your child's education. one priority for chancellor kay yeah henderson is extending the school day which the teachers union has been resistant to. >>> don't be surprised if you see some snowplows on the road montgomery county today. the county is having a mock snow day to make sure it's ready when the real stuff operates. they'll run the snow routes on more than 5,000 roads montgomery county. the staff will handle a simulated six-inch snowstorm. that will be happening all the day today. >>> we continue to follow breaking news in south sudan where details are coming in still from a fatal cargo plane crash. >>> looking at the current temperatures, the kids will definitely want a jac

police say a gunman wearing a mask held up a pier 1 imports store in huntington station last night. he tied up the store's employees and customers put them in the back, before stealing money from the register and from the safe. similar hold-ups have been reported in other stores in north lindenhurst, best babylon, and deer park. >>> guns stolen from a massachusetts armory just turned up in a bronx trash can. the fbi says army reservist james walker morales broke into the army, armory rather in wooster last week swiping 16 military rifles and guns. three of the weapons have now been recovered, all thanks to a homeless man. police say he was rummaging through bottles and cans near yankees stadium and found a rifle and two handguns in a trash bag. he turned them in. island awaiting extradition. >>> coming up next here at noon, the worst bottlenecks in the nation. and no surprise, some new york commutes made that list. we'll tell you if yours cracked the top ten. that's next. >>> on the busiest day of the year, coming up, the mad rush to get this produce to your thanksgiving table. >>>

the kennels are in huntington park in north phillie.coming up in our 8:30 show, act pr will bring in a cat. more on that later. >>> sunday, 1:00 in lincoln financial field, eagles miss bradford and matthews ruled out for the game. bradford suffered concussion and injured the shoulder taking this hit in the third quarter, and mark sanchez starts, and despite the issues, he feels ready to take over. >> any time you get reps in the justify season, you know, all during otas, preseason training camp, all that, you know, every experience, every repetition can only help your knowledge and your grasp of the offense, so i feel good with it. i feel comfortable, and be ready to go. >> hey, be sure to join us tomorrow for eagles game day kickoff, a look at the offense with mark sanchez at the helm and johnson's breakout season. a love story more than a half century in the making with eagles football. that's kickoff sunday at 10:00 a.m. only on nbc 10. 76ers in charlotte, hornets stung them for the 13th straight loss. sloppy start. covington throws

let's show you from the air the crowd that gathered actually on huntington blocking the e.line for about 25 minutes earlier today. these were protestors that were joined by these protestors, but they were' from northeastern university. from posting low wages for their part-time professors. they stopped the t. for about 25 minutes and if you go to the ground shot, you can see them there as well. at the same time, bus service was increased in the area and in fact protestors themselves said they tried to help anybody who was inconvenienced by this to get to the bugs and get around themselves but there were people there who were unhappy with what the protestors were doing. >> there was a lady who said she worked at the hospital. she was going to be 20 minutes late for her shift because they want to protest on a train track. that is ignorant. >> i just saw a guy look like he was going to a chemo appointment. he is not going to make it. nurses and doctors trying to street. not, i don't know. idea. >> reporter: police worked with the protestors though. they said they weren't going to stop them

the dedication starts at 11:00 this morning at east huntington and belgrade streets.ect street closures in the area. the lower marian fire department is launching a volunteer recruitment website as part of increased efforts to retain volunteers. the department depends heavily on local residents and needs volunteers for services to protect our communities. we've posted a link to lower marion's effort to bring in volunteers on nbc10.com. >>> we continue to follow this breaking news from pairris. people reeling from deadly terrorist attacks. we'll monitor developments from overseas. we have an update after the break. on top of ford friends and neighbors pricing. that doesn't happen every day. make black friday hassle-free with low prices ford cars, trucks and suvs. and get $750 dollars black friday bonus cash on select ford vehicles, on top of all other offers. it's an inside deal, now for everyone. hurry for a limited time, get $750 dollars black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of all other low ford friends and neighbors offers. it all ends november 30th. >

he was shot once in the chest and rushed to huntington hospital where he is listed in critical condition. the biggest question of all of course is what was the motive which we still don't know. and even though it doesn't appear to be a random attack, it has rattled some residents here: neighbors here say when they saw the police activity last night. they knew something was wrong but this was not what they expected. >> it's bizarre. really blows my mind. i have no idea what it could be you know. and it scares me a little bit. >> reporter: now police say the suspect fled on foot. cops searched the area around this home last night but no arrests have been made. police are asking anyone with information to contact them. in dix hills, cefaan kim, >>> until orange county, authorities are investigating an apparent murder/suicide. state police say they found 55- year-old maria gainanoi dead morning. sorrentino was discovered nearby. investigators say the two dated breaking up back in august. they believe sorrentino was angry over the breakup when he shot herself times and then -- her several tim

it happened last night at the pier 1 imports on jericho turnpike in huntington station. a gunman wearing a mask tied up the store's customers and employees, forced a worker to open the safe and cash register, then took off. police say there have been at least four similar robberies in suffolk since september. >>> divers are resuming the search for a missing canoeist in new jersey. they'll be back in the water at white meadow lake in morris county later today. police say two men were paddling on the lake at 3:00 a.m. yesterday when their canoe capsized. one ma did make it to shore. the other disappeared. the search is now considered a recovery operation. >>> and the search also continues for a small plane in westchester county. crews found the back part of the plane and other debris in a reservoir in north salem this weekend. human remains were also reportedly discovered. the plane was heading to danbury when it apparently crashed last thursday. two people were believed to be on board. >>> well, princeton university's president is now responding to students who want forme

shall-- muntingson-- huntingtons patients it has moved so fast, so quickly because of philanthropy, government moves slow. i love having government money but the discoveries which came out bay month ago in this area, teaches us that these could be targets for other diseases. and that's important. we hope for that. and sometimes we would hand wave whether that was possible. it's possible. >> i want to come back to one thing you said earlier, this so called voice banking, how does that work. >> you can talk about bumping into things. my son forwarded an article from the "boston globe" talking about a fellow at boston children's hospital johns could fello-- costello who is a communications specialist. who when you still have your voice get a microphone, relatively inexpensive and record phrases. and the early 1.0 version of this is you record mp3 phrases. a good morning, honey, how are you? and subsequently using an i tracker computer, you can trigger those phrases, basic stuff, and instead of the voice coming out at darth vaider, it comes out as you. and so that is sort of the early s

but huntington avenue in boston. 27 in lowell. 32 in tyngsboro. 24 in reading right now. then we go west. cold. another cold night. we might see some upper teens out there. and foxboro 28. 26 in ware ham. west bridgewater about 24. same in bourne. west chatham about 31 degrees. there it is. the moon almost full. officially full tomorrow. is the beaver moon this month. and we had a great view of it today. milder into thanksgiving. very little rain in the forecast. colder finish to saturday and sunday. as temperatures fall back into 40s. we've had two below normal days now. yesterday end today in boston. so a little bit of a bump up in the temperatures. you can see the cold, there is some at least across parts of northern canada. but, not a huge deal. there's nothing building here that would break away. we just had one batch of cold airy lease. i think that's been you know, part of reason we've cooled down. it's coming to new england in modified form. any was couple clouds around tomorrow. otherwise a mostly sunny day. hyannis port in control. creates an issue for. it does

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the huntington beach resident says he flies more than 80 times every year. of those flights with american airlines. earning him elite status. >> executive platinum is over 100,000 miles per year. >> reporter: on his last flight from dallas to orange county's john wayne airport he took his assigned middle seat. he says an elderly woman took the aisle seat and began fidgeting. she got up and a gate agent came back. >> leaning over the seat and says to me, sir, you need to get your stuff right now and deplane with me. >> reporter: shocked, shelly followed the agent and asked for an explanation. the agent told him the elderly woman complained he was too big. >> it was humiliating to be embarrassed by that, to be called fat or big. >> reporter: the former active duty marine says a manager made it worse by offering him a seat belt extender. the crew allowed him back on the plane after he said he would switch seats with the woman. he filed the complaint with the airline and is not happy with the e-mail response he received. >> more or less telling me our flight peo

the refugee crisis can be explained by looking at what sam huntington told us in his book.mentioned age. you make a really interesting point is that there is a relationship between age and stockmarket valuations. the relationship between changing demographics and p/e ratios in the stock market. >> i think this is the biggest mistake made. if you read my paper on asset prices, counting people and putting them and one group, calling them savers, basically this happened in the late 1970's, the fund managers said who invest in the s&p 500, typical people in their 40's. out, people in their 60's who put it into treasury bills and cash. between the ratio savers and spenders would predict the s&p 500. that has been used by banks and virtually every investor. now the professors say this is ridiculous. they say it is a case of spear correlation. just counting the number of people does not give you the same kind of buying values. if it look at that, worked for the u.s., it doesn't work for germany and japan. it short.ve to cut thank you so much. we will be right back. ♪ scarlet: befo

a 37-year-old fell on huntington ravine injuring his leg. they used an atv it bring the man down the mountain. police received a call about a she says she was assaulted by julio vargas. also in nashua, a man faces assault and domestic violence in a separate case. a woman telling police she had been threatened with a knife allegedly about her exhouse, javier suares. an emotional goodbye to the little girl known to millions around the world, baby doe. the girl's body washed up at deer island inside a trash bag. she was laid to yes. serra congi tells us. >> i'm sure she went to heaven already. with a handmade quilt, she said goodbye. her body was found in a bag washed ashore deer island in win throne. she blame -- she became known as baby doe, and she was bella bond, the victim of abuse. her mother and michael mccarthy have been charged in her death. >> this has been a long process for many people in the community. >> house speaker organized a special mass for the community to mourn her memory. >> it had as good feeling as she rests she can loo

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hit in the chest around 9:00 friday evening on the man that was shot is in critical condition at huntington hospital. >>> a two-year-old boy fell out of a third-floor window earlier this week. he is now back home recovering. on wednesday, he leaned on a screen and tumbled out the window. the family is in the montana -- the family lives in the mott haven section of the bronx. he was in the hospital for a few days for -- -- for a few days. >> no broken bones, no fractures, no bruises, no bumps. it is a reason -- it is a blessing.>> reporter: there were no window cars on the -- guards on the third floor of the home.>>> amsterdam avenue pain yet avenue -- luis de pena avenue. he was the paramedic who got cancer after working the 9/11 seen.>> he was a great emta. -- emt. >> my sister said, he would have looked up and said, that's do you need a bigger dining room for your guests? we are in an english manor built in 2001 and it's meant to look like old world elegance. it has all of the modern amenities including underground garage for car collector. >>> a puppy for paris. a heartfelt delivery afte

. >> police are on the hunt for armed rocker accused of holding up pier 1 store in huntington station. he forced employees and customers to the rear of the store, restrained victims, forced employee to open the safe, removed cash from the register and took off. this happened around 7:00 last night. the suspect is described as between 5'10" and six feet tall with a thin to medium build. the problem he was wearing a mask which must have been really frightening. also hooded sweatshirt. if you have any information, please call suffolk county crimestoppers at 800-220-tips. >>> tensions overseas is high especially in the belgium capital of brussels as that city remains at its highest terror alert level for third straight day. >> here in new york, authorities stage ad similar terrorist attack over the weekend to make sure what happened in paris doesn't happen here. teresa priolo is live in the times square. good morning, theresa. >> reporter: good morning, ben and july yet. standing in stark contrast to what we're seeing happening in europe particularly belgium. 10 days after paris, official

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her son went trick or treating in huntington. maryland state police want to hear from you if you noticed anything out of the ordinary with your child's candy. in minnesota, a child lied about finding needles inside chocolate bars on halloween. the local police department says the child made up the story. >>> we're talking about simple things that can keep you feeling healthy both in body and mind. dr. joshua weiner joins me this morning. we spoke earlier about the benefits of taking omega-3 for young adults and teens. can anybody get a good result from taking this? looking at young adults, teens, but this can be beneficial for all ages. >> what does it do for you? >> omega-3 fatty asides are anti-inflammatory. in some people, inflammation is a cause for psychiatric conditions, including depression. that's number one. number two, omega-3 fatty acids are used in forming the outer cell membranes of the neurons. >> we were talking earlier about psychosis and schizophrenia, what about some other mental depression problems? >> in gener

huntington beach has 125 pits and spent less to clean them than the park service spends to clean ten. >> tom, you said 125. >> 125 fire rings and the park service says they can't clean ten for $90,000. the reason there is a mess on the beach there is no where to follow the rules and have the mess in a contained area to be cleaned up. every single public hearing that has been held, every meeting, every public comment for a decade has been overwhelming in support of free public access to this one remaining thing in san francisco that anybody can do that you don't need a smartphone or a wallet for. we really appreciate the council's support in preserving that operation and opportunity. >> thank you and thank you for sharing the history and the fundraising history and the partnership at that time. i have more speakers on the list. so if your name has been called please come forward. we have walter paulson that would like to thing. >> i am a resident of district 8 and thank you for the attention to this issue and ocean beach fires are great part of san francisco and the bay area community

. >>> a railroad train hit a car at a crossing in huntington station. a woman in the car injuries. the train and the tracks weren't damaged. the collision forced the suspension of service out of the port hour. >>> leaders in belgium has extended a maximum security for terror suspects continues. the country's prime ministers urging the public to remain calm while heavily armed security forces patrol the streets. prosecutors have charged a fourth person in connection with the deadly attacks in paris. more than a dozen were arrested in raids over the weekend. >>> british prime minister david cameron met with french president hollande, working to build a coalition against isis. the men visited the concert hall where dozens were killed. cameron says he'll ask parliament for permission to join in the air strikes against analysis. >> in our national interest that we degrade and destroy this dreadful organization and the terror that it has brought down against not just french citizens in paris or russian citizens over the sinai desert but also against british citizens. >> the french presid