>> no. >> you have heard of kate steinle? >> no. >> have you ever heard of kate's law?no, i have not. >> i don't like you asking the people here the questions that you are asking. >> see, we got it he doesn't like the questions. >> thank you. >> perfect. you are welcome to leave. >> we are welcome to, of course. we don't have to. >> you are not going to interview anybody else. >> how not. >> because i said. >> they shut him down. we should point out that both president obama and hillary clinton have also been silent on5s kate's law. so we have to assume they oppose it again, that's scandalous. it's a very simple concept that would protect all americans. mandatory prison terms would give law enforcement another tool to dismantle gangs operating in the u.s.a. and would discourage convicted aggravated felons from coming back here after being deported. but, once again, the democratic party will not support kate's law. it is beyond a reasonable doubt the dnc is incredibly radical licensed. there don't seem to be any moderate democrats anymore. if you are a moderate democrat

obama doesn't want to sign kate's law.president didn't want to sign it he would say so would not and reid would never go against barack obama. so ultimately the president of the united states could make kate's law happen. in fact, he could do so3 executive order tonight. so we call upon president obama to issue executive order mandating that kate's law take effect. if you care at all about justice, mr. president you will get kate's law done, if you care at all about #é justice. senator majority leader mitch mcconnell tells us that he will will put kate's law up for a vote shortly that reid can't block. but the country needs six democrat senators to support the law just six. assuming all the republicans support it and that means you, rand paul. and a personal note to you senator reid, if you think this is over, you're nuts. we are going to hold you accountable, you personally. finally, there was some good news on the kate's law front today. the despicable sheriff of san francisco county ross was humiliated in an election la

kate? >> chris, i know president hollande met with prime minister cameron of britain today. >> reporter: this is another big development because this is a start of a week critical both for hollande himself and for the coalition and the war on terror so this was important for him, for cameron to come out and say he wants to do more. specifically, the brits as we know have been bombing in iraq but for a while we have seen that david cameron wanted to move into syria. there were concerns that he wouldn't get the support he needed pre attacks in paris. he is looking at 2013 looking to go into syria, to go after assad and turned down in the house of commons. he feels there might be support there and members of the opposition split on this and you see them at a very poig yant moment along with the mayor of france, we see cameron and hollande to the bataclan and 89 people were killed here. more than a week ago. but this is just a start of what's a very big week for hollande and meeting tomorrow in

kate?eely, thank you. >>> the department of homeland security and tsa in this country have issued a directive of, quote, security enhancements for u.s. bound flights from certain airports in the region surrounding sharm el sheikh. joining us to walk us through this is nbc's tom costello covering aviation for us. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. we're talking about increased, ramped up security in cooperation and coordination with the foreign airports and governments in the middle east. so you could picture everything from cairo to amman to istanbul, abu die bhabi and not likely is covered by the security that homeland security is engaging with these various governments on. now, about the challenge with this, a short time ago i talked to the former tsa chief about the challenge of ensuring that these overseas governments are, in fact, remaining vigilant as it relate lates to security. >> and the challenge is when the host government may be distracted, let's say, by internal politics or te

kate? >> bill, so with the third individual who we now think is a man, have they given you anymore indication of why he was there? they think that he was the one to have blown himself up or ignited a suicide vest? >> reporter: again, it's -- you know, it's very complex. the paris prosecutor, for example, this morning said that this third individual, the body of the third person, was a woman. so we still, you know, don't know the gender. we don't know whether this person really did, you know, blow themselves up. i mean, it's impossible to work out whether they self detonated or they were hit by bullets and the suicide vest exploded. so, you know, nothing is terribly clear except the plain fact is that one of these people exploded. and at that point, the soldiers, the s.w.a.t. team attacking the building thought that the whole building was going to collapse. kate? >> just to check in on one other front here, bill, i've been in paris until this morning. they have been looking for salah abdesla

kate out to sea.his storm, it will head back out to sea. the it will make a close path to bermuda will not be a threat for east coast of the you had. it will be out to sea thanks to the cold front coming through our area, on stormy thursday. lets look at our area. overnight cloud which rain developing. 52 degrees. it is not all that cold. not that cold tomorrow. period of rain heavier at times tapering a few showers in the afternoon. it is breezy for your tuesday. the here's your seven day forecast and you dawn see sun does return on veterans day wednesday. i will head out to the sky deck and show you what it looks like. 64 degrees with sun returning on your wednesday, thursday another front moves through, showers, turning breezy, on thursday of that front coming through and friday cooler but sunny and 57 degrees. a as we head through weekend temperatures really, really cool, saturday 52 degrees. that is low for tonight blustery as well, sunday and monday temperatures back in the 50's. so we are back

kate? >> charles hadlock, thank you. >>> straight ahead, another developing story to follow this hour. two americans killed while training police recruits inside jordan. how it could impact the fight against isis. >>> plus, 100 students named in as is sexting scandal accused of trading nude photos like baseball cards with the help of secret apps. parents are asking when's a ghost app? >>> and scrutiny at the top of the polls. ben carson questions why watchdogs an critics are digging into the past. and enjoyable approach... compared to the alternatives. push! i am pushing! sfx: pants ripping how you doing eddie? almost there. small steps. at axa, we'll help you take the next steps, with more confidence. for advice, retirement and insurance, talk to axa today. hey! how are you?g? where are we watching the game? you'll see. i think my boys have a shot this year. yeah, especially with this new offense we're running... i mean, our running back is a beast. once he hits the hole and breaks through

a debate that focused on the man charged in kate's killing. juan francisco lopez sanchez, an undocumented immigrant who had been picked up by federal authorities. but lopez sanchez was later released from a local jail because san francisco is a sanctuary city and will not hold people on federal immigration charges. >> carelessness. it's pure and simple. >> today, the steinle's family attorney, frank petri, isn't talking about the controversy over sanctuary cities, but about another detail from kate's death that has received far less attention. she would be here today if somebody took the simple precaution, which was required, of keeping that gun locked. >> officials say the gun used to kill kate steinle had belonged to a federal officer, a u.s. bureau of land management ranger. it was stolen after it had been left unsecured in a backpack in a vehicle. an apparent violation of blm policy. >> we need to know that when law enforcement officers are given the privilege to carry around weapons, that they are going to be held to the requirements that

kate?ent, thanks so much. let's talk about the stakes at this historic climate change summit and bring in tony decopul. so you have been following this. in terms of climate change summits, put this in perspective for us. what are they hoping to accomplish? >> it's unprecedented. you have 196 countries in the world agreeing that global warming is an issue and virtually all of them pledged to cut the pollution that causes global warming. we have a debate about it. the rest of the sworld gathering in paris and saying, okay, it's settled. >> it is a problem. >> we're coming the table. what makes it an interesting human drama is president obama is trying to lead on the issue. at the opening ceremonies, given three minutes to speak and he went nine minutes. he is trying to lead. meanwhile, he has delegation of members of congress there talking to his colleagues, to his co-negotiators trying to undermine the deal. they think it's rue nous for the american economy. it's high stakes. >> the idea is

tonight meteorologist kate bilo is tracking when the wet weather arrives. kate? >> jessica, we've been tracking this storm all across the country for of the past several days. and temperatures are responding to that storm as approach. you can see how mild it is. 59 degrees in philadelphia. it's 58 in trenton and 58 degrees in allentown. here's the storm for us. the actual center of the low way up here around the back edge of it we've got showers and even some smo. snow breaks out later this week and into the week and across the midwest. here's what we're watching. see this big batch of rain lifting through the carolinas, virginia and west virginia and headed in our direct. it's starting to lose moisture to the north but look at all of this red, orange and yellow shading. that's lifting north and eastward and that's going to get in here as we head into tomorrow morning. in the meantime right now, generally just a few clouds. a few sprinkles off to the west but eventually the rain will get in and it may impact both your commutes tomorrow coming we'll time it out an

kate snow is hosting our coverage in paris. kate?we've said two people killed, eight people arrested in a police raid early this morning, in a northern suburb of paris. joining me now is benson foi who witnessed that raid from his apartment in saint-denis. thank you for being with us. >> hi. >> hi, benson, how are you? >> difficult because i was woken up by the gun shots this morning. >> tell me about that, it must have been so sudden, and so shocking. what did you hear? >> so i was woken up by the gun shots. at first i was like, hmm, this could be fireworks. then i came to my senses that it's no fireworks at 4:00 a.m. that was impossible. and then basically i was looking at twitter and facebook and sawing some tweets about the shooting and then realized it was a continuation of friday. because i was somewhat fairly close to the scene but not so close on friday. i alerted my flat mate and then i try to get in the room furthest away from the window and the door. and then a few minutes later, i decided that i wanted to share what i was

meteorologist kate bilo is at peddler's village with the first of the forecast, hi kate. >> it is cold air that had to come in today is perfect day for it. we are in the holiday spirit here in le has ka where beautiful peddler's village. if you have never been here this is the time to go. today is grand illumination. this is my sixth year doing it, flipping the switch with sanity, coming up at 6:15. we will bring that to you but nicest weather we have had in the past six years, beautiful, cold, snowing, raining but tonight is gorgeous, we will look at temperatures, and, where we and beautiful inn temperatures started to fall off and this system is going down. fifty-two in philadelphia a47 in allentown. we are at 50 in trenton. forty-one mount pocono. big difference from yesterday, coming through, and we had rain, and mild day, temperatures dropped off ten to 20 degrees depending where you are. with that said most people would pick today over yesterday's weather if given the choice. we're glad it is not raining here tonight. evening planner, you can see pedestrian already's village in t

kate?mark potter reporting from miami. mark, thanks so much. as we speak, the homeland security committee of the senate is holding a hearing on the impact isis is having on refugee resettlement. it comes just hours after the house of representatives passed a bill to block syrian and iraqi refugees and make it more difficult for them to enter the u.s. unless they're personally secured by u.s. officials. the bill passed with 47 democrats joining republicans supporting the bill. president obama has promised to veto the measure. joining me from capitol hill, correspondent kelly o'donnell. a lot of activity on the hill today, kelly. >> this issue is as hot as it can be on capitol hill, kate. it is coming in a couple different ways. you have the house passing this measure that would make it harder for refugees to come into the u.s. unless they're personally vetted by those cabinet level officials. that got a lot of democratic support. then on the senate side there is a bipartisan move, although m

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kate? >> all right. bill in cairo, 10:00 there as we head into the evening hours in london, as well. for more i'm joined by president and investigation analyst at roman and associates, former commercial pilot anthony roman. good to see you again. >> good to see you. >> we have spent a little bit too much time together this week talking about this plane. we don't know what information the british government has and certainly telling they're saying we're suspending flights into london. >> i think when a government like the british government makes a statement like this everyone has to pay attention. but the intelligence in the area is clear. there are many militant groups and in the last several years prior to the current government there was basically an arms b bazaar in egypt. arms were sold everywhere. you know, abundance of concern here i don't think is a problem. >> in terms of that airport, sharm el sheikh, what do we know about airport security in that part of the world? i know the faa

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kate moody has more. kate: resisting more austerity and calling on the government to stand firm. greeks protested against the prospect of still more structural reforms needed to secure an already delayed bailout payment of 2 billion euros. >> these measures that the government wants to pass are ones that will bury us. kate: the main disagreement relates to foreclosures. creditor's petition for new laws to help people -- creditors petitioned for new laws to help people. the left-wing government wants to keep rejecting low income suseholds from foreclosure, pport deemed too generous by bailout monitors, but crucial to its supporters. >> the government should not give in. they should continue to negotiate for something better. of course, i cannot accept poor people's homes being taken away from them. kate: in addition to the foreclosures, creditors want further action on pension cuts, a higher rate on private education, a new pricing system for prescription medication, and a new tax system for farmers. they gave athens one week to implement those outstanding reforms. last week, the

not yet, kate. but what we have been seeing over the last few days, it really does reinforce everything we're now hearing from the french president, that all roads in this investigation are leading back here to molenbeek. you have one of the three brothers who were involved in this, investigators believe, was living here in molenbeek. the third is on the run. you have belgian authorities say out of the seven arrested this weekend, five have been released. two have been charged with terrorism-related offenses. so, finally, there does seem to be some movement. but obviously given the scope of this investigation and given what is at stake here, it doesn't really feel like it's moving fast enough. belgian authorities are very keenly aware of that. we've had the justice minister only today talking to cnn and he admits that they really haven't been able to keep the kind of focus and attention on these they should have been. these jihadis are moving to syria and moving back in. while they're aware they're

kate snow continues our coverage from there tonight. kate?we'll talk again now about where we are in the investigation here in france. we've had so much news the last couple of hours, that we lost sight of what's happening here in france. there's still a manhunt under way. >> overnight, 128 different raids. the gendarmarie and the counterintelligence officials are working with broader authority because france is under a state of emergency. the authorities have identified two locations out of which the plotters appeared to have operated, an parliameapartment cheap motel room. salah abdelsalam, the belgian national, his whereabouts remain unknown. and the french saying there's another accomplice who is being hunted. his name and identity is yet to be disclosed. >> and that's separate from the so-called mastermind, some have called him, who is potentially back in syria? >> that's right. abaaoud, who has been identified as the linchpin for this operation, interviewed in the isis magazine dabiq, featured prom nenlly a few months ago. his younger p

i did warn you about that. >> kate, we're saving you some.'t worry. >> i'm focused on this. >> we all have been. >> you've been wetting me all evening waiting for this pie. >> i know. it's mazing. tempting. >> he can't even breathe. >> his face is turning purple. >> we'll get him some water. >> tell us about the weather. >> we'll talk about the rain headed our way. >> go out and cool off in the rain if you need to. take look outside rain is moving but it's not here yet. and i think he's having a medical emergency. let's move on to storm scan3. take look what's happening weather wise outside right now and we've got a lot of heavy rain moving up the eastern seaboard. good news for us is it's not here yet. so if you're out and about tonight, take the dog for one last walk after our newscast before you head to bed you shall be a able to do it in most of the area rain free. portions of southern new jersey and portions of northern delaware, it is pretty heavy i want to your attention to one little feature. this is cause a vortex msv off the coast o

. >> reporter: kate murray, madeline singas. in a fierce race to succeed caslean rice as district attorney-- kathleen rice as district attorney. >> they want a prosecutor to be the district attorney. >> reporter: the acting district attorney has 24 years experience in criminal law. kate murray delivers on promises. >> that is what i have been years. -- the last 13 years. the leadership principals will translate. >> reporter: voters have three main wishes. an end to heroin, improved relationtions between cops and and the community. >> kate murray. >> i feel like madeline singas has more experience. >> reporter: in an off year election will the gop machine deliver the voters? the county with more reg sistered democrats than republicans. >> people who like kate murray and know her are not sure that this is the office they want there serve in. >> kate murray is a sweet woman but she doesn't have the skill set or knowledge or qualifications. >> reporter: kate murray said she strong and smart. >> no mart what stripe you wear, no matte

i'm kate snow w. five hours until tonight's main stage republican debate, the backstage rhetoric between the carson, bush and rubio camps already heating up. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu right now making the rounds in washington about to address a gathering of progressives and not without some controversy. we're watching that. >>> new rules could mean big changes in the way our kids play soccer. but we begin with the fourth republican debate. the gop top candidates getting set to go head to head on the economy in milwaukee. the debate coming as a new poll shows ben carson and donald trump neck and neck at the top. last night donald trump hammered his rival over recent questions about his personal story and assault he continued this morning. >> you know, i'm trying to figure on what's going on over here. go after your mother with a hammer, you do all of these things and you're trying to justify that you, yes, you did them and make you credible. >> let's get trigt nbc's chris jansing in mil

we turn again to kate moody of france 24 in paris. kate moody, what more are you learning?well, judy, we understand the hostage situation at the theater in paris has now been brought to an end. we're hearing police sources say two terrorists have been killed in this assault. but what police are uncovering as they go into the theater is really a scene of blood -- of -- a scene of bloodshed and terror. we understand the death toll is going to go up much, much higher as the evening progresses, although this hostage situation does now seem to have been brought to an end. >> woodruff: so the concert hall situation was the one i guess you would say live hostage situation, that's now at app end. what about the other locations where they were attacked tonight? >> we understand there was as many as seven separate attacks being reported in paris this evening and the situation is still unfolding. not each of the incidents has been brought to an end, but the incident in this concert hall was the one that involved the most -- the highest number of people. it was a concert hall that has

hi, pete. >> hi, kate.rtant abortion decision in 25 years, for two reasons. number one, because many other states are waiting to see what the supreme court does about this texas law. it's undoubtedly the toughest law in the nation in terms of abortion restrictions, requiring clinics to meet the same standards as outpatient surgical centers and requiring their doctors to have hospital admitting privileges. the law has already reduced the number of abortion clinics and the opponents of the law say it could leave just nine clinics open in the second largest state. so that's the first reason. the second reason is, it asks the court to define what the rule is. the courts have said the states can restrict -- thisr -- [ inaudible ] >> the court will hear this case, we don't know exactly when yet, either in late february or mid march with a decision by late june. so one way or the other, the issue of abortion will be coming from the supreme court in late june and potentially injecting it into the presidential campa

kate?> just to be clear and so much information coming out of that press conference, one of the things you just said was that if they had not gone in and raided that apartment in saint-denis outside of paris you and i were there last wednesday morning, they might have had another attack? there might have been another attack that very day? >> reporter: they have information they say that abaaoud and the other man who was killed in the saint-denis raid, yes, you and i were here together, kate, that they had plans to launch attacks in the business district here. now, i should tell you that several days ago there were reports of this in the french media that we were not able to confirm. this is the first time we have heard that there were other very specific attacks planned and that these attacks would have been pulled off later that day and the next day with those suicide vests, kate. >> all right. chris, keeping track of all of this developing news in paris, thanks so much. >>> turning back h

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thank you very much, kate. let's turn our attention to the french president, francois hollande, addressing both houses of parliament later, this a day after he met with political leaders, including the head of the opposition, former president nicholas sarkozy. our correspondent is in rare joint a very session of congress, if you like, today. tell us more. absolutely. this is only the second time in french history that the members of the french national assembly and of the senate meet here. the french president addressed them. francois hollande is expected to make several big announcements. he will explain what it means to be at war and what it applies -- what it implies. he is also extending for three months the state of emergency in french territory. the different parliamentary groups have been the right -- have been given the right to debate, but there will not be a vote. he will not be here at the chateau oversight -- at the , and 348ave versailles members of the french senate will be attending this special

i'm kate snow.ng coverage of the terror in paris. i'll see you tomorrow. "mtp daily" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to a special edition of "mtp daily." that of course was the sound of the french parliament earlier today, singing in their national anthem in solidarity. after friday's attack that killed 129 and injured hundreds more. good evening from washington. for

kate?ay with us if you will. donald trump stopped by "morning joe" this morning to talk about his debate rivals, ben carson, as well as mitt romney. and lessons of the 2012 election. >> you look at romney, now romney choked. okay? he choked like a dog. that was an election that should have been won. he choked. but frankly, had he energized the base, because the base didn't go out and vote. you understand that. which is shocking. because they're not fans of obama. he for some reason they didn't do it. had they gone out and voted, the people that sat back and didn't get up and vote, he would have won the election. >> how do you unify the party, though? get everybody together. how do you unify the party if you've said some very tough things about jeb bush, marco rubio, about ben carson. >> you know what? did i stick up for jeb last night? i said, let jeb talk. >> he appreciated this. >> was that a nice thing? >> why didn't -- >> some said i said it only with carly. that's false. i said it with

kate bilo is tracking things from the cbs-3 skies deck tonight, kate. >> thanks, jessica and ukee.that oven thermometer goes up so does your outdoor thermometer. we are on track for warmest thanksgiving since 2007 and it will get even warmer, for your black friday, great news and weather stays try for the the next two days as well. >>> lets look at storm scan three you can see nothing across the northeast, a few clouds over the great lakes that is about it. we are watching a front that will push toward the area on sat the day and it will take its time getting in here. it looks like showers will hold off until at least saturday. temperatures right now 48 in philadelphia. it is chilly. standing outside here on the die deck we are feeling chill in the air but it feels like night before thanksgiving should feel. you wouldn't want it balmy. forty-four in allentown. forty-four in$ trenton. it is a chilly 41 in millville and atlantic city airport. if you are traveling heading to grand moms house on thanksgiving it will be clear, dry, road looking fine, we have green light for thanksgivin

kate. kate. >> in chicago tonight. >>> new developments in the deadly u.s. air strike that killed dozens at a doctor's without borders hospital in afghanistan. the u.s. military today called it a tragic mistake that could have been avoided. as chief pentagon correspondent jim miklazewski tells us, the attack was the result of several crucial errors. >> reporter: it was a devastating attack. the u.s. air strike on the hospital in kunduz killed 30 civilian doctors and patients. today the top u.s. commander in afghanistan offered no excuses. >> this was a tragic but avoidable accident caused primarily by human error. >> reporter: an ac-130 gunship pounded the hospital run by doctors without borders with heavy artillery. 211 shells in 25 minutes. but it was the wrong target. the intended target was an afghan military headquarters seized by the taliban. but the hospital was more than 400 yards away. and nearly destroyed in the attack. it was a tragedy of errors. in violation of protocol a special operations commander called in the air-strikes without ever seeing

meteorologist kate bilo is on the skies deck with more on this, kate. >> reporter: thanks, guess contact in more super girl out here but in rain either. cloud have rolled in. kind of putting a cloudy end to what was a really sunny, beautiful start to the machine but included rolled in and temperatures were held in the lower 60's today thanks to the cloud cover. the rain still to come. it is moving in. coming from the south. you can see it here looking at storm scan three that big blob of green pushing through portions of virginia, heading to the nation's capitol toward baltimore. heavier rain off the coast of the north carolina will stay out to sea but rain will reach us within the next several hours, the atmosphere is set to bring in a few showers cropping over over portions of the delaware and into portions of maryland as well. there is that big globe of green with the clouds in place though, temperatures are not that bad. it is 58 degrees in philadelphia 56 in wilmington. fifty-six in allentown. so when does the rain get here? how long does it stick around? how much can we expect? i'l

of course kate coming into picture. kate will kind of get absorbed into this weather system but off so it's not a collision and movement into new england. that would spare us inches of rain of kate with winds to 45 miles per hour moving northwest to 14 taking that track out of the open atlantic here and around bermuda on wednesday so doesn't look like it's going to be a huge deal but learn attached to kate is for us as it sweeps through with its rain all told i think we can get a good half inch of rain, maybe even a little bit more in some spots going through wednesday. unfortunately veteran's day does look raw. that temperature and that day really kind of sunk for us. here is the rain tore tomorrow as it sweeps in then it kind lingers into wednesday morning. there is hope maybe we can clear out or at least break up some of the rain for wednesday afternoon afternoon. clear start, clouds roll in, 34 to 46 and tomorrow clouding over a few late showers, 55 to 5 . only in the 40's. starts in the 40's, end in the 40's despit

kate? >> all right.

>> kate, that's right. and thanks. and one of the videos that has surfaced on social media, we will just roll this and tell people this is the aftermath of the first bombing. listen for the second. it is a sickening sound. especially when you realize what the combination of explosions did. again, the death toll at this hour, as you see at the bottom of your screen, 37 the estimate of wounded is the number north of 180. biella is in our london bureau. >> this is 6:00 local time. sort of the rush hour in this southern beirut neighborhood. the government says there were three possible suicide bombers. a first explosion, then just moments later after a crowd gathered, a second blast. and a third potential suicide bomber found dead with his explosives still intact. the area at this point has been cordoned off. medics have treated the wounded, evacuated the wounded. the death toll, as you mentioned, very high. at least 37 dead, more than 100 injured, 180, 181 are the numbers we're hearing and reports of very heavy damage. th

meteorologist kate bilo is tracking things from the weather center, kate. >> guys, this has been a 1/of rain, heaviest last night and this morning fell in portions of south jersey and delaware. we got a little rain in philadelphia, north of us, now more rain, and it is falling across portions of the new york and pennsylvania border. that inn mainly looking to the north but you can see how it is filling in here with light rain heading toward western suburbs and that will be getting into the philadelphia area this evening. again, it stays generally light, heavier rain and this is a loop starting last night and heavier rain fell over south jersey and delaware with 2 inches in spots down the the shore and then in southern delaware. we had one thunderstorm as well and now, showers filling in a lit built to the west. how much rain fell? here are cities that saw a inch of rain. surf city 1.3. mays landing at 1.29 inches. coming up we will tell you when this rain gets out and another rain chance this week and temperatures take a tumble, and i'll have latest on tropical storm kate coming up wi

kron 4's kate cagle joins us live with the latest details. kate. lo> >kate : that activity continues during the day today and police say that the person that they shot was possibly an unrelated event and they say that that person pointed this gun at them which turns out was a replica of fire arm, aa fake they pointed at the police helicopter video from our partnership with abc seven police seize several officers used their guns to shoot the suspect one witness said the to have it was a quiet night before the shooting do >>:i heard a loud sound that kind of sound like a shotgun and then i heard rapid-fire > >kate: we also have some video you can see online with all the activity and that is on our web site at kron 4 news we.com >> vicki : three days after the savage terror attacks in paris. people gathered on the steps of san francisco city hall to mourn the dead and injured. kron 4's philippe djegal shares today's moving tribute and turnout for france. >> : this is shameful. this is barbaric. this is inhuman, as president obama said it clearly, it's

meteorologist kate bilo is right there on the sky deck, kate. >> things are clearing out, it turned out to be a nice sunset over the the a area but now that the wet weather has moved out we have a deal with the wind picking up a as we head through tonight and into the start of the weekend. take a look at current wind right now across our area notice direction they are coming from, the the south, what does that mean? that means our cold front has not yet crossed through the region and wind are not that bad. in fact, south wind does not feel all that cold right now, wind sustained at 7 miles an hour at the airport. 13 miles an hour in atlantic city. look at what happens when it zooms out. front is over central pennsylvania. head back toward cleveland, buffalo, wind sustained over 30 miles an hour and all of those strong wind are pushing east, next to this large storm system that is centered over great lakes bringing down cool air from canada we will get two shots friday and saturday, even though temperatures are not that far below average the the wind will make it feel cold in the weekend

one of those the death of kate steenly. >> we discovered nearly 2 million stolen guns reported to thebi in just the last ten years alone. among those are police officers. police officers are often targeted for theft so that criminals can use those weapons in other crimes. >> kate stopped and wanted to take a selfie. >> her parents can't forget that day in july when a bullet ricocheted and skilled her. >> a shot rang out and she turned to me and said "help me, dad." >> the steen lees shared their story. juan lopez, lopez sanchez was released from a local jail because so is a sanctuary city and will not hold people on federal immigration charges. >> it's carelessness. it's pure and simple. >> today the steenly family is speaking about something else. >> she'd be here today if someone took the simple precaution that was required of keeping that gun locked. >> officials say the gun used to kill kate had belonged to a federal officer, a u.s. bureau of land management ranger. it was stolen after it had been left unsecured in a backpack in a vehicle, an apparent violation of blm policy. >> w

i'm kate snow.ursday, a bush by any other name would smell as sweet at bush 41 bashes bush's 43 inner circle. >>> aspirg bush 45 says naval gazing can't fix his campaign. this, is a special "mtp daily" and it starts right now. hello, from the nation's capital, your friendly sunday show bard is here. a very busy day on the campaign trail. we're going to hear what jeb bush told our own kasie hunt about his father, criticizing his brother's white house team. we'll talk to virginia senator tim kaine why he continues to push president obama to go to congress to get approval for military action against isis. russian chest

have your coat on, kate. >> today was a brief cool down, up and down kind of week after 70 yesterday, today, only 50's and it is chilly out here right now. it will be a cold night. then we will warm it backup. the question is how long does the warmth stick around this time? lets look at first and foremost at the chill in the air, only 50 in philadelphia. but 40's across the suburbs. forty-five in trenton. forty-six in allentown. forty-seven in millville. this is courtesy of the back door cold front. you can see chill, blue shade ago this invaded new england. only 38 in albany. forty-five in new york. warm to the west and that is our little mid week warm up that we will feel tomorrow. temperatures since this time yesterday have dropped ten to 15 degrees in 24 hours. even though we have more warmth on the way, it is not the good kind of warmth. we are tracking threat for win, rain, rain could be heavy at times. we will tell you when it gets in and out and behind it, some of the coldest air this season to come in the seven day forecast. i will have that when i join you inside. back over

have you kate sitting here off of the bahamas and it looks like kate will stay as a separate entity. keep them separated as they say. but the wind advise advisory along the coastline is significant in that we will see gusts between 40 and 45 miles per hour between this time frame frame. wednesday at 1:00 a.m. to wednesday at 4:00 p.m. late tuesday night into wednesday morning. low pressure goes by to the south but it intensifies just a little bit. just enough to keep those winds going and it looks like it tries to pull out of here on wednesday wednesday. i'm not taking anything away from veteran's day. hey i wanted sunny and beautiful too but it looks like it will be windy and the rain will give up too drizzle in the afternoon of the kind of a raw day all day and a raw deal for our veteran obviously. you like the sunshine. hire is the wave of rain that moves up and then it moves out. now when we get embedded in some of those downpours brief but moderate at times and we might get up to a quarter inch to 3/4 of an inch, maybe even nearly an inch on cape cod or a little over that. viney

kate? >>> temperatures go sub freezing tonight, but then it warms up in time for the the holiday, i'll have your full seven day forecast coming up. >>> some good news for everyone trying to the thanksgiving day dinner this year. the gas prices are lowest for the holiday since 2008. triple a says national average is two-point 07 a gallon n our area new jersey is below $2 mark at $1.95 on average. average price in pace $2.29 n delaware it is 2.08. >>> black friday frenzy is already underway and some shoppers are enemiesing their thanksgiving feast to take part. anthony, says that he has been in front of the riverside, california best buy for almost a week already. he says that he shops for others and uses reward points he makes to buy gifts for his family. for him, this is his holiday tradition but his wife does not quite appreciate his efforts. >> my wife kind of, she gets bummed out because we never have a traditional, thanksgiving meal, because i always get a plate. >> many retailers are o

>> all right, kate. thank you so much.n this neighborhood just north of paris, saint-denis, forensic experts poring through an apartment, a destroyed apartment right now, investigating body parts to see if french authorities killed abdelhamid abaaoud, the man believed to be the ringleader behind the paris attacks on friday. we're going to go back to that neighborhood, tell you what people there saw this morning and what they knew about the folks living inside. stay with us. >> reporter: -- very unusual that they were moving in the crowd here, looking for something and have now moved down the street. you can still see one of them here still operating. they're showing their photo to -- oh, and an explosion has just gone off. ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signa

kate? >> let's play sound from andrea mitchell's show, kristen. bernie sanders was on and asked about the loss of momentum. >> i don't think it's a question of things going wrong. when we started this campaign, we were at 3% or 4% in the polls. since that point, we have done extremely well in many states around this country. look. we are taking on the political establishment. we're taking on the economic establishment. we started as an underdog. we are still an underdog but the kind of enthusiasm that we are general ratding tells me at the end of the day we win this election. >> so that said, what's the clinton campaign say about the underdog status and whether they continue the momentum they have now? >> reporter: it's really interesting. campaign aide says they're not taking any vote for granted and what they have been saying from the very beginning and, kate, we have been watching these poll numbers go up and down and there was a period when, of course, vermont senator sanders had a stro

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