he is 30-year-old mohammed abrini. they believe he drove a key terrorist two days before the attacks. we are learning more about abdelhamid abaaoud, he returned to the shootings at the bataclan concert hall where police were still battling the gunmen inside. abaaoud has since been killed. this morning the state of brussels returns to normal. subway schools and businesses slowly starting to reopen now. let's bring in cnn's alexander field. good morning. how are neighbors responding to things getting closer to normal? >> reporter: good morning, for the first time in days, we are seeing people back out in the streets, but the streets are still full of military personnel. they are being secured by initial force as these students return to school. we have spoken to some of them who are returning to him 62. they feel they have no choice but to try to get back to norma normal. the minister says operations are still ongoing the belgium part of the investigation netted a few break in this case. we now know police are searching

they are salah abdeslam, and mohamed abrini, who drove the getaway car. according to a source close to the investigation mohamed abrini went to syria in 2014. >>> in belgium the lockdown is beginning to ease. much of the capital as we opened. belgium and a brussels suburb with a history of links to terrorism have been a focus of the terrorist attacks investigation. >>> isis says they are responsible for the bus attack in tunisia. tuesday explosion killed 13 people. >>> there is a large security presence on this busy thanksgiving travel day. outside union station heavily armed police paroled the entrances. inside, ball -- inside of bomb sniffing bought docs were checking passengers. -- inside, inside, bomb sniffing dogs were checking passengers. >> reporter: things are going smoothly here. with the recent tax impact the warnings you would think there would be fewer people traveling but that is not the case. we are seeing an increase in traveling for the seventh consecutive year. americans are not afraid to travel. she understands it is her little girl, gir

and now yesterday, we learned more information about mohamed abrini. know -- or the authorities are telling us that he is dangerous, that he may be armed. they have advised the population to stay away from him. they have released a picture and of course they have told everybody to call the police, do not approach him if you see him anywhere, of course in france, belgium, or anywhere in europe, where he may be on the run and at large. this is what the authorities are telling us right now, but what they also told us is that today the defense minister said that the five people that have so far been arrested during the 21 raids that took place here in brussels and belgium since last saturday, helped to prevent or foil several attacks, steve. >> all right, claudio lavanga in brussels, thank you for that. >>> and we will have much more after this. you're watching "mtp daily." jus. jus. this is our home. and small business saturday... is more than just a day. it's our day... to shop small at the places we love... with the people we love. for stuff we can't ge

the man mohamed abrini. now, as you said, he was caught on camera two days prior to those terror attacks with the first suspect in this manhunt, the man salah abdeslam. so both men now being sought by the police here in belgium. the other development is that, of course, despite operating under this extreme security alert level, the measures that were put down, the lockdown measures that were put in place, are being pulled back. so schools have opened here today. also the subway, around half the subway stations have reopened. i went down there to talk to people just to get a sense of how they're feeling, and very much to your point, actually, one man said to me look this whole thing has been a total overreaction. the police totally overestimating the dangers here. yet, to counter that, one woman said to me she was completely baffled because if we still fear an imminent terrorist attack at this moment, why are the schools reopening and why are the subways reopening? and she quite accurately put it, i think, ar

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we also know there is also an international arrest out for mohammed abrini, a man seen caught by a camera at a gas station with salah two days before the attacks. >> that image shows them in a car used to perpetuate those attacks. so they're now looking for both these two men. of course, people here are nervous given that fact t. minister of the interior says said the operations in belgium and if brus els continue in order to clear it out. anyone who could have been connected to the network carried out those attacks in paris before waiting for news of more arrests, of course, max. >> reporter: unsettling. thank you very much. >>> when we come back, outrage in chicago after the death of a plaque teenager shot 16 times by a police officer. the whole thing caught on camera. and pope francis leaves rome for an historic trip to africa. his first as the leader of the world another catholics. >>> breaking news, just into cnn. the russian defense ministry says the pilot who ejected from the russian su-24 plane has been rescued and is safe at a russian airbase in syria. >>> chicago people marched

he's been identified mohammed abrini. there's a series of photographs released by police, taken two paris, at a gas station more than an hour's drive north. clio, inside of it, salah abdeslam, the man who has been the focus of this massive manhunt that has shutdown the capital of belgium and occupied a thousand police there. they gave out new numbers about just how wide a net they have thrown, 12- hundred-33 police searches, 165 people in custody, and they've confiscated at least 200 arms. more indications of a city on edge eleven days after the terror attacks that killed 130 people. i'm chris jansing in paris for n-b-c news. the ongoing search for the paris attackers is one reason the u-s state department issued a worldwide travel alert... the alert warns of possible terror attacks between now and february 24th. it also encourages people to avoid public places and large gatherings. u-s airport are also stepping up security. that will mean additional screenings and longer lines for holiday travelers. anyone driving for th

salah abdeslam and mohammed abrini are still on the run(deborah tag) in germany a man has been arrested on suspicion of supplying the paris gunmen with weapons. a further two germans were also arrested but in what has now become a familiary pattern were quickly released without being charged. deborah patta, cbs news, brussels. 3 3 today and tomorrow expect partly cloudy skies and cold temperatures if you are out shopping. wind chill values will be quite low due to breezy winds.sunday will see a slight warm up and an increase in cloud cover ahead of this next system, which will start to arrive sunday night bringing a wintery mix to the area once again. 3 3 that's all our >> quijano: breaking news, a gunman opens fire near a planned parenthooded clinic in colorado. police and civilians have been injured. also tonight, severe storms turn deadly. there's flooding in texas, snow

police are still hunting for two paris suspects, salah abdeslam and mohammed abrini. they both lived in the brussels neighborhood of molenbeek, which has gained a reputation for being a jihadi hotbed. a month before the attacks, the mayor received a list of 80 militants from belgian lists. salah abdeslam was on the list, so was the suspected ringleader, abdelhamid abaaoud. but she says it was not her job to track down terrorists. "it is up to the federal police," she said, "to carry out actions like identification, arrest, and interrogation." and she claimed police had received the same information. two weeks on, police are still no closer to finding salah abdeslam. the country's justice minister says he must have a large terror cell assisting him, because it hide for this long on his own. >>> in northern iraq, u.s. air strikes continue to pound islamic state positions, helping kurdish forces retake territory from the terror group. but the kurds are also getting help on the ground. some u.s. veterans are returning to the war zone as volunteer soldiers. charlie d'agata

saleh abdeslam, the key suspect in the paris attacks, and the man who was photographed with him, mohammed abrini, continue to evade police. >> quijano: debora patta reporting frombrussels for us tonight. debora, thank you.. to politics now. republican presidential candidate ben carson flew to jordan today to visit camps housing syrian refugees. carson has criticized president obama's plan to admit 10,000 syriris in the next year. g.o.p. front-runner donald trump, meanwhile, is under fire after appearing to mock a report's disability. here's nancy cordes. >> reporter: trump insists he didn't know that "new york times" reporter serge kovaleski suffers from a physical disability that limits the movement of his arms. but it sounded like trump knew him when he said this in myrtle >> written by a nice reporter. now, the poor guy, you gotta see this guy--, "i don't know what i said! i don't remember." >>>>eporter: the "times" said it was, "outraged that he would ridicule the physical appearance of one of our reporters. trump respondeded but kovaleski told the "times,," donald and i were on a first-thai

that name is mohamed abrini, seen days before the attacks with other man on the run, salah abdeslam, the man police believe drove suicide bombers to the stadium, one of the sites targeted that night. today a tip led police to an address in western germany, was abdeslam of there? did he ditch a suicide vest along the way? president hollande met with president obama at the white house today. he vowed to destroy the isis terrorists who targeted his country. >> translator: france came under attack for what it represents, for what it stands for, for its culture, a way of living, as well as our valuesing our principles. but by targeting france the terrorists, the murders were targeting the world. >> cnn's martin savidge live in paris. a flurry of developments in the last few minutes. >> reporter: exactly right. a story, though we are 11 days after the tragedy that took place in paris, the number of suspects continues to grow. the geographic area where they're searching continues to grow. now, we get word of a follow-on terror plot that was planned. it's no wonder people in this city and be

obama will get a briefing from his national security team overseeing a new search for a man named mohammed abrini. he drove the car that carried key terror suspect salah abdeslam. an update on the numbers. they say they have 162 people in custody in connection with the november 13th attack. new evidence the terror in paris could have been worse. french authorities say they foiled suspected ring leaders plans for another attack on the city just last week. >>> new developments overnight in this russian plane crash. we learned that a russian pilot is safe at a russian base right now. he was one of two pilots who parachuted out of the plane that turkey shot down yesterday. the other pilot died. a russian marine who was part of the rescue mission was also killed but the surviving pilot claims he was able to escape. turkey says it shot down the russian war plane after repeated warnings that it crossed into air space from syria. >>> we've got new video of the ongoing protests this morning in chicago after a video showing a black teenager being shot to death by a white police officer is released. hundred

police say mohamed abrini was driving a car that was later found abandoned at the site of one of the shootings. he had allegedly dropped off one of the bombers who attacked the stade de france. police are asking anyone with information on abrini to contact them. chris christie criticized president obama's leadership on national security.. blaming him for not acting forcefully enough to defend american interests. during remarks before the council on foreign relations.. the republican presidential candidate accused the president of putting ideology ahead of reality. he also strongly defended calls to halt the syrian refugee program.. citing concerns from law enforcement that the country isn't able to properly vet those seeking to enter the u-s. for me, i'll be quite clear. when the fbi director stands up and says that he cannot assure the american people that syrian refugees can be effectively vetted that ends conversation for the moment. christie continues to heavily focus his campaign in new hampshire.. hoping a strong finish in that state's primary will help vault his campaign. iowa

tonight, two suspected terrorist attackers are still at large, salah abdelsalam and mohamed abrini, whoere pictured together at this french gas station two days before the attacks. salah abdelsalam was last seen headed to belgium. authorities believe both men may be getting help from a support network. tomorrow will mark two weeks since the paris attacks. and to mark that time there is a memorial service planned tomorrow morning. president hollande will speak. there is expected to be a large crowd of dignitaries that will be on hand, the singing of the national anthem and then a national minute of silence to remember all those who died. brianna. >> martin savidge for us in paris, thank you so much. and i want to bring in now cnn intelligence and security analyst bonn baer, and cnn national security analyst juliet former dhs assistant secretary. so, bob, you heard that report that martin just gave. how hard is it to track these transit workers who may have been radicalized? >> it's virtually impossible. it's a guessing game. they could be online looking at islamic sites. they could hol l

mohamed abrini was caught on video with abdeslam.ebora patta is in brussels with more. >> reporter: the attempt to bring some sense of normalcy to brussels today but they remain on the highest possible alert for a terrorist attack. behind me it is packed with school students guarded by police. that's because children are back in school. 300 additional police officers have been deployed to patrol schools around brussels. parents were only allowed to drop their children at the gates. teachers escorted them inside the building. director of a local elementary school philippe ector says the two-day closure has been difficult. i find it a bit shocking he said. for us school is a place where we learn in in brussels it is a place we learn to live together. as the city deals with high-tense security more details have come out on the belgian jihadis involved in the paris attacks. abdell hamid abaaoud returned to the scene of the crime, the mastermind. they say cell phone usage placed him at the bataclan concert hall as people lost their lives

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was it mohamed abrini, the guy he's seen with on the 11th of november? the take-away is they need to know so much more and this is expanding the whole time. a new name every day. >> yes. >> so according to one investigator we spoke to today, they think this is the largest plot since 9/11 in europe, given the numbers that are appearing. we've had another guy, mohammad dell vaughny who we know came across italy from greece on a ferry. he was arrested in turkey. does he know more? then the ten in belgium. >> what about the ten in belgium? we know brussels is on lockdown, the most heightened alert in the country. who are these people? what are they suspected of conspiring to do? >> according to the belgians they were plotting multiple attacks on shopping malls or similar venues -- >> in belgium? >> yes. you have to realize it's very easy to obtain weapons in france, belgium, ak-47s. >> why? >> because they come from the vul kenz, a massive amount left after the youk owe slauf war. now they're finding a new market. that's the biggest fear, it would be a coord

salah abdeslam and mohammed abrini are still on the run. in germany, a man has been arrested on suspicion of supplying weapons to the paris gunmen. a further two germans were also arrested. but they were released quickly, without being charged. debora patta, cbs news, brussels. alyx: new at 5:00, spokane w details about deadly flooding near dallas, texas tonight. search crews have now recovered a third body in floodwaters. three people were swept into the water overnight. two of them were rescued, but the third person died. in a separate search effort, crews found the body of a woman downstream from her vehicle, after it was swept into a flooded creek. and firefighters in garland, texas found the body of a man inside a submerged vehicle. and thank goodness, very dry day out there to degree but chilly, are we going to warm up anytime soon? kurtis: going to take a little time as we slide through the dew point is 22, north and northeast wind at 13 miles per hour. your planner, cloudy skies, north wind at 7 p.m. wind chill at 7:00 a.m. is 12. w

police are still hunting for two paris suspects, salah abdeslam and mohammed abrini. they both lived in the brussels neighborhood of molenbeek, which has gained a reputation for being a jihadi hotbed. a month before the attacks, the mayor received a list of 80 militants from belgian lists. salah abdeslam was on the list, so was the suspected ringleader, abdelhamid abaaoud. but she says it was not her job to track down terrorists. "it is up to the federal police," she said, "to carry out actions like identification, arrest, and interrogation." and she claimed police had received the same information. two weeks on, police are still no closer to finding salah abdeslam. the country's justice minister says he must have a large terror cell assisting him, because it would be impossible for him to hide for this long on his own. >>> in northern iraq, u.s. air strikes continue to pound islamic state positions, helping kurdish forces retake territory from the terror group. but the kurds are also getting help on the ground. some u.s. veterans are returning to the war zone as volu

mohamed abrini, last seen here at a gas station in france with salah abdelsalam shortly before the november 13th attacks. had been to syria in 2014. abrini is yet another paris attack who are spent time in syria before making their way undetected back to europe. a major concern for investigators. so is a new fear that radicalized islamic workers are infiltrating the french transportation system. according to a just-released report the worry includes airport employees with access to commercial airlines at france's two main airports. according to airport officials 50 employees at charles de gaulle international have been denied access to secure locations since january due to suspicions that they may have been radicalized. french transportation unions have been complaining about the problem saying that some bus drivers have refused to acknowledge women passengers. and have been found preying inside their buses when they're supposed to be driving their routes. one of the bataclan theater attackers had been a bus driver as recently as 2012. >> translator: these attacks were not just against pari

mohamed abrini. they're searching for them. attackers and dropped them off at at least the stadium. he was photographed at a fuel station two days before the attacks with one who is still on the run and believed to be the eighth attacker. the investigation certainly continues in terms of that, and they're trying to find abdul salaam. in terms of the possible followup tactic, we've heard from the paris prosecutor that the ring leader was planning another attack on the financial district, possibly hours away from the time he was killed in the apartment. we don't have any information about why they think a second attack was in the offing, but the paris prosecutor is pretty firm that another attack was lined up, and that does explain, perhaps, why there was a suicide vest in the apartment when they went in, rosemary. >> and also, i wanted to talk to you about the situation as far as the diplomatic talks. we know that the french president is going to meet with angela merkel. he's also going to be meeting with the russian president,

over seas a new search for a man named mohammed abrini. investigators say he drove the car that carried key terror suspects salaa abdeslam. an update on the numbers. they now have more than 162 people in custody in connection with the never 13th attacks. new evidence the terror in paris could have been worse. they foiled the suspected ring leader's plans for another attack on the city just last week. >>> just into the live desk, we learned at that a rush schaab pie lot is safe at a russian base. he was one of two pilots that parachuted out of the plane. the other pilot was killed by syrian rebels who say they have his body now. a russian marine on a rescue mission was also killed. this pilot was escaped and was rescued by the syrian army. he just arrived at the russian base today. we're told russian president vladimir putin called the events a stab in the back and warned it would come with consequences. >>> 4:35. today the pentagon will declassify an investigation into a doctor's without borders hospital. there were human and technical gli

he has been named as mohamed abrini, described as dangerous and probably armed. streets around the bataclan are carpeted with flowers. emerging alongside is a long list of the victims and the long list of their killers. the details that have added up to the horror of that night. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. speak with the homeland security adviser to george w. bush who joins us from new york. thank you for joining us. we are 11 days on from the attacks that killed 130 people. they by day, investigators are trying to piece together what happened with whom. what is your assessment of the investigation? >> there are two centers. one in the mollenbeck district in brussels, belgium. the other is in paris. when the french prosecutor talked about understanding there was a second wave, that should not be surprising. terror groups often plan a second wave. note out they discover that after the raid on the apartment -- and no doubt they discovered that after the raid on the apartment that killed the main attacker. they have discovered the contours of the plan. the int

his name is mohamed abrini.thorities say he drove a car that was later used by the suicide bombers at the national stadium in paris. cnn's alexandra field is in brussels with more. hi, alexandra. >> reporter: hey, good morning, carol. they have mohamed abrini's picture. there's an international warrant out for his arrest. his picture was taken just two days before those attacks in paris. with him in those pictures, salah abdeslam. again, they were in the car that was used by the attackers who unleashed those suicide bomb s t the stadium in paris. while the hunt continues, the interior minister here in belgium says that operations are certainly continuing to be ongoing to find anyone who is connected to the cell that carried out these attacks in paris. that's why this city has been in lockdown for the last four days. but the lockdown is being lifted today. you've seen schools open, and we've seen the metro system open up again. people are bringing their children to school. they're out on the streets. they're retu

the investigators on tuesday leased photos of 30-year-old mohammed abrini. they say security camera footage shows abrini with another suspect who is on the run. they were at a gas station in northern france in a car that was used in the attacks on november 13th. the footage was taken two days before that. belgian officials are appealing for any information to help capture abrini, but warn people should be on the alert because he could be armed. in the past week, investigators have raided numerous places in belgium and arrested five people for their suspected involvement in the attacks. >>> in the previous "newsline" we stated the paris attacks occurred last week, but they did in fact occurred november 13th. we apollogise for that. >>> japan's supreme court has ruled that a disparity in the value of one vote in last year's lower house election was in a state of unconstitutionality, but the court dismissed the plaintiff's demand to nullify the election. two groups of lawyers had filed lawsuits around the country, demanding that the results of last december's e

police are still hunting for two paris suspects, saleh abdeslam and mohammed abrini.y both lived in the brussels neighborhood of molenbeek, which has gained a reputation for being a jihadi hot bed. a month before the attacks, molenbeek mayor francois schepmans received a list of 80 islamic militants from belgian intelligence. abscess lamb was on the list. soafs the suspected ring leader abdelhamid abaaoud, but schepmans says it was not her job to track down terrorists. "it is up to the federal police, she said "to carry out action like identification, arrest and interrogation." and, she claimed, police had received the same information. two weeks on and belgian police are still no closer to finding saleh abdeslam. the country's justice minister says he must have a large terror cell assisting him because it would be impossible for him to hide for some long on his own. >> quijano: and, debora, what came out of the meeting between france and russia today? >> reporter: the two leaders agreed to increase the exchange of intelligence to assist the u.s.-led coalition in inte

police say this man, let's take a look, mohamed abrini was spotted at a french gas station along withth attacker still on the run, salah abdeslam, two days before the attacks in paris. abrini was driving the same car salah used to drop off the suicide bombers who attacked the stade de france. let's get more from cnn terrorism analyst paul cruickshank. paul, let me ask you this. what we've also learned is that man who we just pulled up on our screen, that he not only was complicit in this according to authorities, but traveled to syria just last year, was able to slip back into europe. authorities say this is a major concern, obviously. how does he get back in? >> that's absolutely right, poppy. and we've seen that with a majority of the people involved in this conspiracy that they traveled to syria at some point, that they linked up with isis at some point. they got training at some point. they had some experience of fighting at some point. so these are trained killers who are coming back to europe. and in fact, more than 1500 extremists who have spent time in syria and iraq have come

killed in a fierce police gun battle last new addition to europe's most wanted list, 30-year-old mohammed abrini. police believe he may have been traveling in the same car with salah abdeslam, the terrorist who escaped last week and is still on the run. abrini's d.n.a. was found in a car used in the attacks. in brussels, belgian police are still trying to root out a terror cell and most of the city is on lockdown, but thrm things will start returning to normal. most of the subways will reopen, and, scott, children will be going back to school. >> pelley: debora patta reporting for us tonight. debora, thank you. refugee crisis next. u'd see just how far it can spread. robitussin dm max soothes your throat and delivers fast, powerful cough relief. robitussin dm max. because it's never just a cough. i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. mo

bell jump has issued an international arrest warrant for another suspect named mohammed abrini, seen at a gas station with the 8th attackers who is still at large. thorpts warn he is probably armed and dangerous. the wring leader of the attacks is said to have returned to the crime scenes that evening when please stormed the building. a man who police say provided the attackers with an apartment north of paris has now been charged with terrorism-related offenses. french president francois hollande met today. the two leaders vowed to step up airstrikes against isil and emerged victorious. assays's senior washington correspondent reports, turkey's downing of the russian war plane makes coordination among all countries involved more complicated. >> with a potential conflict looming, president obama wants to stop events from getting out of hand. >> my top priority is go to be to ensure that this does not escalate. >> french president agrees and as he sat down with president obama in the latest of his meetings with world powers, he asked for allied unity against isil in the wake of the pa

belgian authorities are looking for this man, mohamed abrini. >> russian defense minister says moscowwill send new missiles to syria. yesterday turkey confirmed it shot down a russian jet fighter near its border with syria. one of the pilots was killed by ground fire. the other was rescued and is back at a russian base. turkey claims the russian plane violated its air space and ignored warnings. russia denies crossing into turkey. >> happening now pope francis is heading out on a pilgrimage to three african nations. he wail make his first stop later today and will visit the central african republic. the region is marked by armed conflicts and attacks. >> a real life christmas miracle in new york. >> a maintenance worker at a church in queens made a discovery. he found a crying baby in the manger of their nativity scene outside the church. the church members say surveillance cameras caught the woman going in the church tuesday 20 minutes before the newborn was found. >> the child we believe was a gift almost to this parish. >> emergency medical workers checked the baby out, appears hel

belgian authorities setting off an international manhunt for this man, mohammed abrini, who they say was seen at this gas station two nights before the attacks, driving one of the getaway cars. and with him, prosecutors say salah abdeslam, likely the driver of the attackers, who blew themselves up during this soccer match. [ explosion ] are you satisfied right now with the amount of information and intelligence that is shared? >> no. it's -- it was a failure. >> reporter: belgium's foreign minister didier renders telling abc news there was another cell of about ten terrorists still on the loose. >> it's possible to receive a real terrorist attack with the capacity to do the same, to have suicide bombings in the streets of brussels. >> reporter: with that high alert in effect through monday, this is still a city on partial lockdown. and while schools are scheduled to reopen, the foreign minister telling us those terrorists are likely targeting commercial centers and malls. matt gutman, abc news, brussels. >>> keeping our focus overseas now, russia's president is warning that there wil

mohammed abrini spotted two days before the paris attacks at this gas station. authorities say the other man in the car, the eighth terrorist, also on the run. authorities warn abrini is armed and dangerous. >>> and major developments to tell you about now in that deadly shootdown over syria. the russian military plane in flames, shot out of the sky by turkish fighter jets. two russian pilots parachuting to earth. you see them there, while being shot at. one of them killed, the other rescues after a daring 12-hour mission. tonight, that russian pilot speaking out, refuting claims they entered turkish air space and were warned ten times in five minutes. now turkey releasing that radio transmission they say proves the russians were warned. abc's jonathan karl has more. >> reporter: tonight, we are hearing for the first time from one of the russian pilots shot down by turkey, before parachuting under fire into rebel territory just over the border with syria. after a 12-hour mission, russian helicopters scouring the countryside, the pilot was found and brought to a

today, the mother of one of the paris suspects, mohammed abrini, spoke exclusively to abc news. "if you can hear me, please turn yourself in. i don't sleep anymore. i don't eat anymore." in brussels, life has gun to return to a semblance of normal. the subway is running again under intense security. and schools have re-opened, although many parents remain too fearful to let their children return yet. and tonight, security threat in brussels lowered from four, the highest level, to three. belgian officials saying they still believe that a paris-style the threat is still there. but they no longer believe it is imminent. tom? >> ron claiborne for us tonight. ron, thank you. >>> back here at home now, no specific or credible terror threat on this thanksgiving day, across the country. here in new york, the biggest police presence in the history of the city's famous macy's parade. this clown marching by three heavily armed officers. and this little girl watching from behind a police officer. fortunately, no incidents were reported. >>> and right now, it may still be thursday, but for