jawad says he doesn't know who they were. prosecutors revealed the ring leader abdelhamid abaaoud returned to the theater after the attacks and while the police were still there. >> in egypt's sinai peninsula, seven people are dead. the attackers penetrated heavy security. >>> video shows a sophisticated network of isis tunnels under the iraqi town of sinjar. they were used to store ammunition and a shelter from coalition air strikes. kurdish troops found boxes of u.s.-made ammunition. >>> the white house tuesday, shoulder-to-shoulder with french president francois hollande against isis. >> i will not be tolerated. >> it must be destroyed and we must do it together. >> they pledged to escalate terror strikes against the terror group. the president called on russia to join the western alliance and end suppor for syrian's president. >>> the heightened of concerns of terrorism comes as millions get ready to hit the road for the holiday. according to aaa, nearly 47 million people will travel 50 miles or more this thanksgiving. th

jawad says he doesn't know who they were. prosecutors revealed the ring leader abdelhamid abaaoud returned to the theater after the attacks. >>> seven people are dead. the attackers penetrated heavy security. >>> video shows a sophisticated network of isis tunnels under the iraqi town of sinjar. ammunition and a coalition of ammunition. >>> the white house tuesday, president obama stood shoulder-to-shoulder with french president fran saw hollande. >> it must be destroyed and we must do it together. >> pledged escalate terror strikes. the president called to -- >>> the heightened of concerns comes as millions get ready to hit the road for the holiday. according to aa nearly 47 million people will travel 50 miles or more this thanksgiving. that is the most since 2007. don champion is at new york's penn station with more on what is being done to keep holiday travelers safe. good morning, don. >> reporter: good morning, annemarie. it is get-away day. the day before thanksgiving and one of the busiest travel days behind me penn st

prosecutors accused jawad bendehud of giving shelter to the suspended ringringleader, who, again, is now dead. russia, but his link to getting russia may have been shot down in syria. turkey shot down a russian war plane that they said flew into air space and repeatedly ignored warnings. russia's president, vladimir putin, called this a stab in the back. president obama has urged the russians and turks to talk. >>> meantime, mayor de blasio wants to stop suspended terrorists to illegally buy guns. he wants everyone to back a bill from terrorists purchasing firearms. if someone is considered too much a terrorist to fly, that same person shouldn't be allowed to buy guns like the ones used in the paris attacks. jeff? >> of course, security is the top priority for the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city. rehearsals are about to get under way tonight, and they show us what police are doing for your protection. michael? >> reporter: that's right, chuck. behind me parade organizers are it starts in just a few hours. meanwhile, the nypd is preparing as well for a massive s

jawad bendaud must be charged or released today. getting updated information, nato will hold in emergency meeting after turkey shut down a russian airplane. this after ignoring repeated warnings. russia denies that the plane crossed the syrian border. there is footage showing the pilot wounded on the ground. and back here at home the state department is warning that americans should be on high alert to possible travel risks. this comes following the increased threats from militant groups around the world. the travel alert will be in effect until february 24th. elizabeth: a johnston boy who died nearly 30 years ago will now be remembered on the big screen. brian knapp died suddenly back in 1986 at age 14. the johnston native lost his vision to cancer when he was just a baby, but that didn't stop him from becoming a musical savant. with johnny cash. knapp sang with cash many times over his short life span. hollywood producers are now making a film about knapp called "life briefly." john gaps: it's a soulful movie, and the people we ha

. >> woodruff: jawad bendaoud, the man who allegedly housed the ringleader and at least two others, was charged today in connection with the attacks. he claims he didn't know they were terrorists. meanwhile, in brussels, belgium, a terror alert extended into a fourth day. soldiers patrolled the streets and the subway remained closed. tunisia is under a state of emergency tonight after a terrorist attack on a bus filled with presidential guards killed at least 12 people. the explosion happened along a main avenue in the capital city, tunis. there were reports it was caused by a bomber who detonated an explosive device inside the bus. ten days ago, authorities increased security levels and deployed extra forces across the capital. u.s. secretary of state john kerry visited israel and the west bank today as sporadic violence flared in the area. a palestinian drove his vehicle into a group of israeli soldiers at a checkpoint. elsewhere, palestinians hurled stones at israeli troops in ramallah, who fired back with tear gas and rubber bullets. hours later, kerry was in that city to meet with

people were released, however, the landlord considered of that apartment of that building structure, jawadwoad is still in custody. under french terrorism laws they have six days to charge you or release you. they're getting to the 24-hour window whether they have to decide whether they have enough to move ahead with any charges against the landlord. he's someone who spoke to the media after this raid saying he didn't know anything about what was going on with the folks that had been using these apartments, but he remains in custody. he's the final one of those that were detained from wednesday's raid. >> so we'll see what comes out of that, another thing that thomas is following for us here in paris, thank you, thomas. >>> and still to come, we will turn to washington, where this week the house passed a bill with a veto proof majority that essentially blocks syrian and iraqi refugees from coming to the u.s. is there a chance it could make it through the senate? up next we'll be joined by one of the house democrats who voted against that bill. or, as we say at unitedhealthcare insurance co