mr francois hollande meeting later with the katari amere. he said in the coming days, mr francois hollande that is, will speak to president obama and president putin. what is happening here is the beginning of earnest conversations aimed, i think, at what president francois hollande discussed on monday in his historic speech to both sessions of parliament. the idea of a grand coalition being formed bringing together all the actors in this syrian drama to tackle i.s.i.l. on the ground in syria. so he will be trying to reck con sill the differences between the u.s. and russia, for instance. he will have to hope to reconcile the difference between the hikesment saudi arabia, the gulf war states and iran. it is an extraordinarily tall order, but meanwhile, of course, he is following through mr francois hollande with his threat to hit i.s.i.l. without mercy, more air strikes taking place on raqqa, the i.s.i.l. strong hold in syria, over night on tuesday >>> what is the mood in the capital now? what's the mood in paris as we look in from the outsid

mr. francois hollande spent the past week trying to reenergize says we will count on the armed forces in the region but at the same time will give hope to survivors and seeing patriotism which has never to do with revenge and despite the blood shed two weeks ago our principals will remain intact and finished saying freedom does not mean to be revenged but preserved and it will live. we will stay with these pictures and talk to our correspondent jacky rowland who is there for us in the french capitol, jacky i suspect that is the speech that the victim's families and the french wanted to hear. >> yes, it was a very eloquent speech evoking in many ways memories of previous disasters that have struck the youth of france. he described the people who died as the flower of youth, a phrase in itself for many will be calling to the flower of youth which was struck down during the first world war so it's an resonant phrase he used to describe these people, very much celebrating their lives saying that they represented life and love whereas the killers have a cult of death and also as well remindin

to shoulder with the french who he described as family, he will meet with francois hollande in the coming next two hours and mr francois hollande the president will also be meeting with other and, perhaps, here are the beginnings of really earnest conversations towards what francois hollande described in his rare address to both sessions of parliament if on monday as a grand coalition that he wants to see formed to combat is in syria. he wants to bring together the forces of united states and russia and everyone in between, the u.s. and russia not necessarily engaged with the same agenda. he will be meeting obama and putin in the coming days, but starting now with the talks with the secretary of state. here is way he had to say. >> they rape and torture and pillage and call it the will of god. they are, of course, psychopathic monsters and there is nothing, nothing civilised about them. so this is not a case of one civilization pitted against another. this is a battle twep civilization itself and barbarism, between civilization and medevil and modern fascism, both at the same time >>> in the meantime, there ha

mr. francois hollande. he at least can say that french planes have been bombing i.s.ut has been let down by mr. cameron and let down by his so-called german allies. what i am saying is obama officially stated one day before the paris attacks that the idea was to contain islamic state, as if you could contain a terrorist organization that is at the same time a state. it is this thinking that we should contain islamic state which led directly to the paris attacks. have them throw back this question in the face of western leaders, in the face of those who failed to act. i have been rooting for attacks against i.s. for as long as i can remember. peter: my feeling, following the story for a long time, is that we do not have the faintest idea how to deal with islamic state. what do you say? ulrike: i would not agree it would be easy to fight the i.s. it is not just bombing from the air that is needed. you also need troops on the ground. after afghanistan and the disaster in iraq, there is no western state that wants a third world war on the ground. that is why i.s. is succe

mr. francois hollande who was the prosecutor. now it's gone up to 132.id that 99 were in very critical condition fighting for their lives. three people have succumbed to their injuries and have died. the official death toll 132. this picture right here is of a french national. he has been identified. this is a man who police tweeted out about an hour ago now that this photograph is of a man they are seeking as a suspect. he's been identified as a french national. he is implicated in the sattack of november 13th. we're not being told if this is the alleged eighth attacker they are seeking but nonetheless, this man is someone that french police are looking for and the international community as well. he is a french citizen. we're going to take a very short break. stay with us. gigs for the same price? yea, allow me to demonstrate. do you like your pretzel? yea. okay, uh, may i? 50% more data for the same price. i like this metaphor. oh, it's even better with funnel cakes. but very sticky. now get 15 gigs for the price of 10. ♪ everything kids touch during

i think we are going to stop now and listen to francois hollande. presidentollande: mr. of the association of france, mr. vice president, madam mayor , the city of light has been attacked. we are with you. , mayors,d gentlemen through you, france has been brought together, brought together during hardship, united , resulting totion fight. the circumstances are exceptional at the moment. you, aeak here before police operation, a particularly perilous police operation has just ended. to aim of the operation was demilitarize terrorists set up terrorists with ties to the perpetrators of the attacks that occurred on friday night. diedf the terrorists during the attack. and people were arrested. imagine the concern of the people of saint-denis. commenduld like to their levelheadedness. i would also like to express my solidarity with the mayor of saint-denis. because the attacks on friday happened in his constituency, and once again he was alongside police forces as the assault was given. and finally, i would like to express our gratitude, our forces, theor the en, the people w

secretary of state john kerry has just wrapped up a meeting with french president francois hollande. mr. kerry speaking briefly afterward, promising to support hollande, and people of france in their fight against the islamic state, without going into specifics about what that means. hollande speaking to the parliament yesterday called on coalition partners, called on the u.s., and russia, to form a global coalition in the fight against the islamic state. mean time, overnight, more airstrikes on raqqah. ten french warplanes hitting a command center, and a recruitment center in syria. also, more raids overnight by french police here in france. across the country, 128 more raids, more guns seized. that brings a total of nearly 300 raids since saturday. also, more arrests, just in the past few minutes, belgian authorities have said they have made two more arrests in connection with the attacks in paris. both men are not believed to have been directly involved. may have been involved in some sort of planning. finally, it's back to work on the second day for people here in paris, still a day

francois hollande met vladimir putin in moscow. mr putin made no concrete commitments on the key issue. in around an hour france pace attribute to those-- tribute to those killed in the paris attacks. pope francis is addressing thousands of upping people at a stadium in the kennian capital. he said a lack of youth development initiatives in poorer communities in kenya makes it easy for young people to be targeted by armed groups. the first african girls summit on ending child marriage is being held in zambia where 42% of girls are married before they turn 18. every year around 14 million girls around the world are married before the age of 18. child brides have high levels of hiv and death during childbirth. tania page reporting. cultural traditions and poverty play a big parliament. >> reporter: this is the sound of opportunity for these women. this means they can earn a living. these girls were married as teenagers, lacina when she was just 15. >> translation: i had no choice because my parents couldn't afford to take us to school.

francois hollande. he will do that at the white house. >> the meeting comes amid signs that a majority of americans would like mr. obama to take a more aggressive stance against isis. our washington insider joins us from the nation's capital. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> what does francois hollande want mr. obama? >> reporter: looking to build a coalition against isis. he would like it afnl oned by french, russia and the -- anchored by french, russia and the united states. obama has been very cautious. he doesn't want to commit u.s. troops to the ground and he also is very suspicious of russia and he's not crazy about francois hollande making cozy with vladimir putin who after he leaves washington is expected to head to moscow. >> he's been criticized for being cautious about a response from the united states. how come? >> reporter: this is the fight going on behind the scenes at the white house all week in the situation room. obama is very concerned that if the united states is not to be the world policeman, these are not the fights we have to take the lead on. isis calls themselves the slauk state

that is what mr david cameron, presidential obama and francois hollande talks about and it seems that they've lost sight of the fact that this wasn't an i.s.i.l. battle to start with. it was an internal syria problem >>> here is the reminder that apparently, i would say, i was interpret, that the turkish message that have been yesterday. what did erdogan went on and underline this morning, it is not just about i.s.i.l. it is a symptom of a greater problem. that is authorize authority annism in russia and zect, rian in iraq. it's more of the same neglect of depression in syria that led to i.s.i.l. here we are once again faced with this need for political process. we've seen some signs of it in vienna, a process that needs to come together in a sirs serious way. this fight against i.s.i.l. is fragile and hypocrite cal >>> you talk about a political process. there was some move in vienna. as we keep about not going back to the core issue here. so really those talks whenever they reconvene. >>> presumably, as you know, they need a road pap where the syrian-- map where the syrians will com

mr. hollande has been saying today. >> reporter: francois hollande has made a number of remarks, but primarily, he's calling on the malians to rest easy and acknowledge that france will help them. this is what he had to say. >> translator: we have to once again show solidarity with our friends in mali. there are many nationalities in this hotel, and i want to assure the malians they have our full support. i also want to tell our french nationals in mali to contact the french embassy for further information. >> reporter: yes, with a number of marks from lauren, not only what you heard earlier, but also a statement that he was taking all necessary steps in order to solve the crisis in mali. now that has many implications. furthermore, we have heard from the prime minister of france who is saying, basically, that the condolences have to go to those who have lost people in this crisis, and the sympathy of france are going out tamalians. although it isn't known how many french nationals have been taken hostage, peter. but it's certain that 12 air france air crew escaped at one stage. air france say

francois hollande is trying to gather international support for the military group after the attacks. live in paris. andrew, what does francois hollande want to hear from mr cameron today? >> reporter: well, he wants to hear a clear expression of support, not just in terms of security and intelligence sharing, but also on the ground, well, not on the ground, but in the air more importantly, the raf being committed to attacks in syria against i.s.i.l. targets. now, this goes back two years when david cameron attempted to get approval from the house of common sense, the british parliament-- commons, the british parliament for bombing of i.s.i.l. in syria. he failed. it was a dramatic political moment for him. a shock, if you will, but now various members of the government in london are pretty convinced that they will get the vote through now. the mood has changed after these appalling paris attacks last friday. so that's what they're going to be talking about along with other issues such as cross-border security in europe, intelligence sharing and how possibly they could get russia on board in a grand coalition. that's the big one. whether or not that will

mr. obama meeting with french president francois hollande today at the white house. >> this barbaric terrorist group, isil or daesh, and its murderous ideology, poses serious threat to all of us. it cannot be tolerated. it must be destroyed, and we must do it together. >> president obama said the u.s. will intensify its current strategy, but he said it would be a mistake to send a large number of troops to syria. nbc nightly news with lester holt will have team coverage of the developments at the white house and in france. >>> a story you saw first on 10, an arrest in a string of home break-ins in haddonfield. today police in camden county arrested an 18-year-old man in connection with a string of home break-ins. we first told you about the crime spree on friday. investigators say tyree taylor broke into several homes last thursday. police collected dna evidence at the scene that helped arrest taylor this afternoon. >>> bucks county is following through with its threat to stop payment to the state since no budget deal is done. county commissioners made the decision to stop payments today. they

the french president francois hollande has been meeting with prime minister david cameron. mr.eron said paris shows resilience in the wake of the attacks. he says both countries agree on stricter border control and more effective way of screening people and greater data sharing. earlier, leaders visited the bataclan. mr. hollande and mr. cameron tweeted a picture of them in front of a memorial. >>> french police released a photo of the man, the third suicide bomber of the stadium. >>> and macri won the first presidential runoff in argentina. this is a shift for argentina. his opponent conceded late on sunday. >>> belgium's capital is under the highest terror alert this morning. the beginning of the workweek, commuters and people are warned against the terror alert. authorities are still looking for salah abdeslam, who is still on the run, despite a series of raids on sunday. >> translator: the prosecutor's office and investigators office had a total of 19 searches in the brussels region. this search took place in molenbeek and other areas. there were three house searches carrie

francois hollande met vladimir putin to push for a larger coalition group which would clues the u.s. and kremlin. mr vladimir putin amade no commitments on that key issue >> reporter: in search of his grand coalition, francois hollande finished a week of international diplomacy in moscow. here he found a receptive vladimir putin. after several hours of talks, the only fruits of cooperation were these. >> translation: we agreed today to reinforce our anti terrorist work, improve exchange of operational information fighting terrorism, set up a constructive relationship between our military specialists in order to avoid duplication and incidents. >> reporter: that is still a long way from a grand coalition. disagreement over putin's ally president bashar al-assad is the stumbling block. >> translation: we want the discussions in vienna to lead to a political solution. the executive power must be given to an independent unity government during transition which will have as its gold as constitution, elections covering all sections of society and members of the diaspera. it is clear that bashar al-assad d

. >> the french president francois hollande will meet with mr. obama next week in washington.o far air strikes carried out by french jets in raqqa have killed more than 2 dozen militants. >>> in response, today congress takes up a proposal that touchscreen for some refugees. now, the idea has lawmakers at odds including those from right here in the bay area. kiet do is live in san jose with a closer look at this debate. kiet. >> reporter: both of these officials are at odds. they are both democrats here in the bay area. senator dianne feinstein and congressman mike honda. they both have passionate arguments about what to do with syrian refugees. this debate has sharply divided both democrats and republicans over what to do when syrians enter the country, fearing they might be terrorists. senator feinstein wants to make it tougher for syrians and iraqis to enter the u.s. by targeting the so-called visa waiver program. that program allows citizens from certain countries to fast track entry into the u.s. she wants to block people from coming here who have been in syria or iraq in

president barack obama he spoke with the french president francois hollande after the attacks. >> and mr. obama said the u.s. will give france our quote, oldest ally and friend, steadfast unwavering support. >> we stand ready to give assistance and whatever the people and the government of france need to respond. france is our oldest ally. the french people have stood shoulder to shoulder with the united states time and again. and we want to be very clear that we stand with them in the fight against terrorism and extremism. paris itself represents the timeless values of human progress. those who think that they can terrorize the people of france or the values that they stand for are wrong. the american people draw strength from the french people's commitment to life, liberty -- pursuit of happiness. we are reminded in this time of tragedy that the bonds of liberte, and e galite are value that the french people not only care about, but values that we share. >> people are feeling it in the united states, many other places around the world this fight against terrorism and at the same time y

to see coming out of the meetings today between the french president, francois hollande when he goes to the president and meets mrtin? >> reporter: the lines from the turkish government yesterday are basically that they are willing to reach out to the russians, put that chapter behind them and move forward. and they say that they are establishing military contact with the russians and that the potential for a meeting between the russian and turkish foreign ministers are there. and i think that the turkish would like to see the french president mediate between them and the russians to try to come up with a vision or a plan about how to move forward in syria. but there is still this growing divide between the russians and the turks. russia says that bashar al-assad should be part of any political deal in the future. he should lead syria in a transitional period. then elections should be held and a new constitution drafted and the syrians decide the fate of is sad. the turks still insist that assad is the problem. assad was behind the fighting. assad was behind creating isil, therefore assad should step aside. if he

mr grey sort of figure. now he is following a hawkish path. france can't go it alone. francois hollande first meeting this week will be with the u.k. p.m. he is hoping to get enough support to extend british air strikes on i.s.i.l. into syria. france isn't just looking at military report. it wants to bolster agreements to increase intelligence and more border checks within the e.u. on tuesday francois hollande will leave paris for washington. he will be after more military commitment in syria from obama. the u.s. president and his russian counterpart putin appear to have broken some ice between them at the g20 meeting in turkey earlier this month. there will be efforts to include russia and francois hollande plans to travel to moscow to secure a deal with putin. not everyone is confident about the end game. >> more bombs, collect in the middle east >> our military chief of staff says that we won't win on the short-term. militarily against i.s.i.l. it's about a political and diplomatic solutions >> reporter: francois hollande also plans to meet merkel and consult her on the issue of puti

rose: but here is president putin and francois hollande talking, said francois hollande will step up its diplomatic offensive in the wake of the paris attacks. mr. hollande plans to push for urgency in syria to mount what hollande calls a grand coalition against the islamic militants. what do you think of a grand coalition and how would that come about? >> there is a sizable coalition now. huge numbers. frankly, far and away, the vast majority of the sorties, of the intelligence reconnaissance assets, the vast majority of at least everything in this campaign at least when it comes to air operations has been provided by the united states. so additional assets from n.a.t.o. countries and allies would certainly be very welcome. many countries have what are essentially token forces. there is a substantial number of different elements from countries on the ground training and equipping various iraqi elements. special forms are in there as well. but again, anything that increases the sources available to the combined joint task force commander and the overall coalition would be very helpful. >> rose: i'm asking this in the context of grand coalition,

francois hollande terrorism. next week's gathering of world series at a climate in paris is a sign of world solidarity. mr. obama promising to work with france and other allies to intensify the campaign against isis. >>> russia promising serious consequences after turkey shot down one of its war planes for violating its air space. russia claims its plane did not cross syria. turkey said it gave 10 warnings before the firing. one the fate of the other pilot is unknown. >>> declaring a 30-day state of emergency after an attack on the presidential guard. the explosion on the bus carrying the elite security force killed 12 people and injured 20. it comes days after authorities dramatically stepped up security. extremist attacks earlier this year at beach hotel in a museum killed 60 people and badly hurt tunisia's tourism industry. >>> an investigation unfolding in to a police chase in westchester county, a chase that ended with a car crash that killed a teacher and left two teenagers in critical condition. video shows a stolen van running a red light in yonkers. inside that van, a 16-year-old boy and 14-year-o

president barack obama spoke with french president francois hollande just after the attacks. >> mr.id the united states will give france our "oldest ally and friend" steadfast, unwavering support. >> we stand prepared and ready to provide whatever assistance that the government and the people of france need to respond. france is our oldest ally, the french people have stood shoulder to shoulder with the united states time and again. we want to be clear that we stand together with them in the fight against terrorism and extremism. paris itself represents the timeless values of human progress. those who think that they can terrorize the people of france or the values that they stand for are wrong. the american people draw strength from the french people's commitment to life, liberty, pursuit of happiness. we are reminded in this time of tragedy that the bonds of liberte and egalite and fraternite are values that not only the french people care so deeply it, but values we share. >> the reaction from world leaders continued to come in. the aftermath of the attacks. german chancellor ang

francois hollande in washington in a few hours time. we are discussing that with ivan. now the latest downing of the russian plane will be discussed into that. and mrhollande is trying to build a broader coalition with the fighting in syria and iraq. he will hold talks with german chancellor angela merkel here. >>> and there were five arrests on monday, but no sign of a man that police really want. that is salah abdeslam. cnn's martin savage has the latest in the investigation. >> reporter: friday the 13th, carnage and chaos all over paris. police determine three teams of isis terrorists are responsible and count seven dead suspects. isis takes credit for the bloodbath. the isis statement mentioned eight brothers attacks precisely chosen targets in paris' 10th, 11th and 18th districts. there was no attack in the 18th district. a mystery for police. the only thing police would find in the 18th district is this rental car. parked in a crosswalk. a source close to the investigation tells cnn it was rented by 26-year-old salah abdeslam. the brother of ibraham abdeslam. and french authorities know unlike ibrahim, abdeslam was alive and well. hours after

mr. barack obama has to understand that. >> well, just barack obama? what about francois hollande? will france increase -- >> today hollande said today very clearly it was a war inside and outside. >> does that mean french troops on the ground in syria and iraq? >> it means that francois hollande, france is very away of the fact that the school training of all terrorists of the world of today is in syria and in iraq. we left the since one year and a half a real academy of crime. a real school of training of barbarity. it is -- that is the situation. it is for the first time that this war is the war we did not want to win. i don't know why. this is the situation. there is a man who did not want to be a king. this is a war we did not want to win. i think that the west democracies, the arab countries have to win this war against cancer, which metastasizes and is spreading more and more. and what happened with the climate, of course, i hope is the end. i'm not sure. >> a moment of truth. all the leaders meeting this weekend in italia and will meet again for paris for the climate change

president francois hollande went to moscow looking for a coalition. he got mr putin's agreement to work with the existing coalition. he even got his acceptance that it's a u.s. led coalition, but it wasn't unconditional, was it. >> reporter: no. i don't really think it was a grand coalition either. essentially after hours of discussions, the agreement that they reached was to share more intelligence and information and to coordinate some of their strikes against i.s.i.l. targets inside syria, but the big problem is still the fate of bashar al-assad. when francois hollande was asked in a question and answer session what he thought about bashar al-assad he said well there is no future for bashar al-assad in syria. when vladimir putin was asked about what was going to be done about bashar al-assad he said it's up to the people of syria to decide about bashar al-assad but for the russians bashar al-assad is the main ally in fighting terrorism inside syria because he has the only ground troops there that are worth anything. so it's those ground troops that are going

mr. gray sort of figure, now he is following a whole path but france can't go it alone and on tuesday francois hollandeleave paris to washington and more commitment from barack obama the u.s. president and russian counterpart vladimir putin appear to have broken some ice between them at the g 20 meeting in turkey earlier this month and efforts for a grand military coalition to include russia and francois hollande plans to head to moscow later in the week in attempts to secure a deal with putin and not everyone back home is not confident about the end game. >> conflict in the middle east, our military and chief of staff says that we won't win on the short term military against i.s.i.l. it is about a political and diplomatic solution. >> reporter: francois hollande plans to meet germany chancellor merkel and will console her with putin being on board but the russian president heavily commits to support syria's president bashar all assad with his strikes wants concession and lifting of sanctions for his action in crimea and eastern u ukraine and that may be too high of a price to pay, andrew simmons paris

. >> reporter: francois hollande came to moscow looking for a grand coalition. he was met by a receptive vladimir putin who said mr president, we are ready to cooperate. we are glad that you came. but after several hours of discussions, there were pretty scant fruits to that cooperation. really only apparent in the pledge from both vladimir putin and francois hollande to cooperate by sharing information and intelligence between their military and to coordinate on air strikes against i.s.i.l. targets inside syria. but that's not a grand coalition and you don't really have to go too far to see why that didn't happen on this occasion. it's because of president bashar al-assad and the differences that exist between russia and the west. now, when asked about bashar al-assad, francois hollande said there is no future for bashar al-assad in syria. when putin was asked about that, he said bashar al-assad is our primary ally in syria because he has the only ground troops that are effective there and it is ground trams that will ultimately be necessary to push i.s.i.l. out. long-term he said it is up to the people of syria

mr. been talking about a grand alliance. the difference is francois hollandepushing hard for bush are al-assad to go. i think he will put that aside to get an alliance between the unitedsia, and states. this sort of makes vladimir putin stay. -- this makes vladimir putin's day. tom: here is hans nichols with a special guest. cons: tom, thank you very much. vicee joined by the president of the european commission, valdis dombrovskis. we have heard rules on what will constitute an unusual event. this terrorism constitute an unusual event enough to break the budget rules? valdis: first of all, let me the security of the citizens in france and europe is our top priority. not draw any budgetary conclusions at this the budget opinion we were issuing in the case of france was not taken into consideration in the course of events. see the budgetary -- equences and how hans: what about countries applying for exceptions because of refugees? do they get a pass? valdis: well, so far -- again, some further difficulties out of brussels. we continue with bill rhodes. the 17 n

host president, francois : hollande, expressing gratitude for support following the attacks, says fighting terrorism and climate change are two great challenges the world must rise to. mr. hollande: because we must leave our children more than a world free of terror. diane the white house said today : isis's objective is clear, to disrupt people from living their lives and doing their business. and that nearly 200 countries showing up for the summit outside paris sends terrorists a very clear message. the goal of the conference to come up with a long-term global agreement to combat climate change. stacey: half a world away from that climate conference, china's capital is suffering through its worst air pollution of the year. monitoring sites in beijing report extremely hazardous levels of pollutants. city authorities are issuing a rare orange alert. residents have been told to stay inside and polluting factories are required to reduce production. steve: jury selection begins in the trial of a baltimore police officer charged in the death of freddie gray. gray's death, while in police custody, sparked widespread protests and rioting in baltimore. here's officer william

mr. bratton says, will carry through the holidays. reporting live at columbus circle, tim fleischer, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> a show of solidarity by president obama and french president francois hollande today. the two leaders stood united during a meeting at the white house. president hollande pledged his country will receive even more refugees from iraq and syria and president obama pledged support on the fight against isis and made another appeal on behalf of the refugees. >> the statue of liberty, a gift from the people of france. words we know so well. give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to be friend. -- yearning to be free. >> o -- hollande is pushing for the closing of the border between turkey and syria. >>> the fate of two russian military pilots unclear tonight. their fighter plane shot down by turkey for violating turkish air space. russia claims the plane did not cross in to turkey from flying from syria. turkey says it gave the pilots 10 warnings before firing. one one killed by ground fire. russian president putin is warning turkey of, quoting now, serious consequences. >>> good news for people living in hoboken. a boil water advisory has been lif

mr grey sort of figure. now he is following a hawkish path. >> reporter: france can't go it alone. francois hollande's first meeting will be with the u.k. prime minimum officer. he is trying to extend british air strikes on i.s.i.l. in syria. france isn't just looking for military support. it wants to bolster agreements to improve european intelligence cooperation and impose more border checks within the e.u. on tuesday francois hollande will leave paris for washington. he will be after more commitment from obama. obama and putin seem to have broken some ice between them. there will be efforts for a coalition to include russia and francois hollande plans to head on to moscow in an effort to secure a deal with putin. not everyone is confident about the end game >> more bombs. a conflict in the middle east. we won't win on the short-term militarily against i.s.i.l. it is about a political and diplomatic solution >>> francois hollande also plans to meet merkel. he will no doubt cult her on the issue of putin being on board. the russian is supporting bashar al-assad with his own air strikes, is going to w

the french president francois hollande is due in moscow later today. he is scheduled to meet with vladimir putin. mrrying to bring together world leaders in a multinational coalition against isis in the wake of the paris attacks. the french president wrapped up talks in paris a short while ago. both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to fighting isis which mr. hollande calls dire. >> as far as the fight against da'ish is concerned, it comes down to the objective. to destroy da'ish. we have to have the will of uniting and bringing together all those women and men who want to in this area, but with clear objectives that it is da'ish that has to be destroyed. s>> okay. isis says it is responsible for the attack on a bus that killed tunisia's guard. it killed 12 people along with a suspected suicide bomber. the country is now under a state of emergency for the next month. nightly curfew is expected in the capital. isis targeted the nation two other times this year. a museum and hotel. most victim killed in the attacks are tourists. >>> doctors without borders calls the u.s. negligent after the deadly s

mr. holland looking at dividend growth. how quaint. francine, thank you so much, from london. a lot going on. and of course the news still in belgium and brussels throughout the day as francoisravels to gain support. "bloomberg surveillance -- "bloomberg " is next on bloomberg television. on a monday, with futures at negative two, it is "bloomberg surveillance." good morning. ♪ aephanie: on the brink of blockbuster, pfizer and allergan prepare to merge in a deal valued at more than $150 billion. how low could it go? there are speculations that we could see oil go as low as $20 a barrel. half of what it is now. they are in need of retail fail or be -- they are in need of retail therapy. department store chains. stephanie: happy monday. you are watching "bloomberg ." it is thanksgiving week. i'm stephanie ruhle. david: i have been fasting. stephanie: i am getting geared up. david: helping us kickoff this big program is jason kelly, in the house. jason: good morning, guys. i am trying to get ahead of thanksgiving. david: first we have to do the first word, and that is ie

mr. trump, if you were angela merkel, or even francois hollande , how would you -- i mean you talked immigrationn borders in europe, totally open borders. that was one of the benefits of the european union. what do they do now? what would do you? >> i said never let them in and you know that. i've taken a lot of heat for that. i have a bigger heart than anybody. you can let people into this country. you know president obama was talking about 200,000, 250,000 on the debate the other night. they said 65,000. i heard numbers much higher than that. we have no idea who these people are. we are the worst when it comes to paper work. we have no idea who these people are. they have no credentials. no papers. no nothing. when i look at that migration i see very strong young men in that migration and i see far fewer women and children. i'm saying what's going on over here. we cannot let them come in to this country period. if they did and i said it, if obama through his weakness let's them coming in i'm sending them out if i win and i'm leading by a lot right now. if i win they will be going out because o

in paris, francois hollande meets with david cameron to discuss the attacks ten days ago and fight against isis. earlier, mr

francois hollande to the white house. where the two leaders discussed strategy to defeat the islamic state. nothing significant came of their talks, little is expected to begin with. mr. obama summed up their progress with this tepid statement that the united states would, quote, step up its coordination with france. i'll take up the president's barely discernible and failing strategy and the further risk of military escalation between russia and turkey. we'll be talking about that with ambassadors robert jordan and john bolton. >>> a new poll shows changing fortunes in the republican race for the presidential nomination. until now donald trump steered clear of criticizing senator ted cruz. that may soon change. according to the quinnipiac poll cruz not ben carson is trump's rival in the state of iowa. trump has a substantial lead in all national polls but in iowa things are changing. we'll have a full report coming up. >>> and the american civil liberties union filing a lawsuit against the state of indiana over its refusal to take in syrian refugees. the aclu argues that the state's action wrongly targets refugees based on their nationality. we'll take up the case w

. >> so when francois hollande says i would like to you work with russia because we think that could be a good coalition against isis. you would say no? >> i would say mr. president, show me some objective indication that they have an interest in that and then i'm happy to listen. until that time there's no objective, no objective evidence that they're interested in fighting isis. they're interested in being in syria to prop up assad. who is their ally and they want him to remain in place as an ally. regardless of his murderous conduct? >> were you told that you were going to be the u.s. attorney prior to 9/11. you were aware of what was going on during that time. >> oh yeah. >> i heard you the other day in the whole back and forth about donald trump where he said thousands and thousands of muslims were cheering in jersey city. i heard you say you don't remember. >> i don't recall it happening. >> you don't think it happened? >> i don't think it did the only proviso i was giving on sunday is my wife and my brother were within two and five blocks of the world trade center that day and it went hours and hours before i could find either one of them. it wa

francois hollande in paris. they met about increasing counterterrorism operations against isis. >> order. statement, the prime minister. mr. cameron: with permission, i would like to make a statement on the strategic defense and security review. mr. speaker, our national security depends on our economic security and vice versa. think sayingp to is making sure our economy remains strong. 2010, we were ordering equipment for which there was literally no money. the black hole was bigger than the entire defense budget in that year. britain has become the fastest-growing major advanced economy in the world or the last two years. our renewed economic security needs that today, we can show how we can afford to invest further in our national security. when theital at a time threats to our country are growing. this morning, i was in paris discussing how we can work together to defeat the evil of isil. problemnot some remote thousands of miles away, it is a direct threat to our security at home and abroad. it has already taken the lives of hostages and taken out the worst terrorist attacks against on the people since 7/7 beaches of

mr. president. what you have seen is that the entire country has shifted just a little bit to the right. that francois hollandeosed yesterday was a plant -- i think i am losing you. i will throw it back to you. betty: ok. i know that it is quite noisy there where you are at the square. we will check back with you in a little bit when things quiet down. that was brendan greeley, who has been live in paris over the last several days in the aftermath of the attacks on paris. we have got much more head still on bloomberg television. would end 2015 around $70 a barrel. that, a long way off of still struggling around $40 spirit what are his latest predictions? we're going to hear from oil tycoon t. boone pickens, the founder of bp capital. that is coming up next. ♪ , . betty: live from bloomberg's world headquarters in midtown manhattan, you are watching bloomberg television. good morning. i am betty liu. let's start with first word news. vonnie quinn. for thebuilding support crackdown on the islamic state. francois hollande confirmed today in paris with secretary of state john kerry. john kerry says the current str

francois hollande will meet with u.s. president barack obama in washington tuesday. part of the french leader's push to build a broader coalition against isis. on monday, mr. r cameron met. >>> u.s. intelligence bulletin says the attackers surveyed some locations they targeted before the attacks. it also said the attackers used multiple tactics in their planning. and likely have military style training. >>> all right. we want to go back to our max foster live in paris. max, do bring us up to date on all we know so far about that aparent suicide vest that was found in a trash can and the cell phone found abandoned at bataclan and president hollande's meeting tuesday with president obama. >> yes, effectively an area sealed off around the trash can. there was an item found in it. our affiliate saying, it contained explosive, the same used in the paris attacks. also, bolts within it. that's where, you know the assumption is it is a suicide vest. additionally, bfm reporting that, abdeslam's mobile phone was trapped to the area around the bin. making the connection between him and suicide vest. we haven't had any official confirmation separately. we have been rep

not into new ones, and now you have francois hollande trying to drum up support with the french and the brits, and he is now going to see his not to be good friend mr -- so paris and mali, trying to -- tom: if we are somewhere in the vicinity of henry kissinger's new world order, how should our state department respond? tell us about the blue-collar day-to-day diplomacy. what do secretary kerry and his staff need to do? : remember, barack obama is the most controlling foreign-policy president since richard nixon. in iraq andthat way afghanistan, and it was that way with the iran nuclear agreement, even though john kerry did most of the diplomacy. indefatigable. he has been to think that she has been pushing for a tougher line could militarily, but he -- he has been pushing for a but he line militarily, understands that there are two or three civil wars within one confrontation. he has launched his vienna process, which seems to get a nature might cease-fire in syria, a new constitution, then a transition that would ease bashar al-assad out of power. the problem, of course, is we had better know what is going to replace him because the last thing we

mr. david cameron has promised to help france in the battle against the islamic sacred cameron met in paris today with francois hollandeys he asked farmland to allow britain to join u.s. led airstrikes against the islamic state in syria. a long meeting president obama and washington and angela merkel on thursday. argentina has voted to end 12 years of leftist populism. macri has been elected president. that sets the stage for economic liberalization and improved relations with the united states. he has promised to lift argentina's currency controls and attract international investors. you can get more these another breaking stories 24 hours a day at the new bloomberg.com. here's matt miller on the markets. matt: take a look at futures. we are down across the board. we have come back substantially from where we were one hour ago. s&p futures now down less than one point. dow jones mini contracts unchanged. take a look at w.a.r. p. this is a screen on the bloomberg that shows you the futures market betting on the probability of a fed rate hike in december to right now, we're looking at a 72% chance as opposed to a 66% ch

francois hollande said, there may be openness on the part of other coalition members to provide additional resources and assistance to the coalition and to local forces on the ground. aside, irespect to mr. think we have to let the vienna process play itself out. it is our best opportunity. the notion that they would be an immediate date in advance of us getting a broad agreement on that political process and details i think is not make sense. as soon as we have a framework ,or political transition potentially a new constitution, collections, i think it is in that concept that we can start tuesdaywith mr. assad ing to run and eventually see a new syria a merge, but it will be hard, and we should not be under any illusions. syria has broken down. it began to break down the moment that mr. assad started killing, indiscriminately, his own people. isil was able to move in, in part, because of the thorough rejection of the syrians on the assad regime and that emerged. it is going to be a difficult, tog, methodical process bring back together various factions within syria to maintain a syrian state and institutions and to create the kind of stability that allows people to start coming back in

>> here is francois hollande, the president of france arriving at the air force base, he's visiting, of course, with president obama today. do you think anything comes out of this meeting, mrng to get. i think he's going to force obama to get more involved. he's not as involved as he should be and the most common phrase out of this president's mouth is, no boots on the ground, no boots on the ground. maybe we could have the soldier wear shoes instead of boots and then we could put them on the ground. it's ridiculous, no boots-- this is a no boots on the ground president and we have the strongest military in the world and if we used it intelligently there will be a lot less friction in this world. maria: i've got to get to stuart, it's been an honor having you this morning, rudy guiliani. "varney & company" is next, over to you. sorry about that. stuart: thank you very much indeed. good morning, everyone. it's all action on a variety of fronts, would you look at this. turkey shoots down a russian war plane, a big problem for the fight against isis.

mr. obama: our coalition will not relent. we will not accept the idea that terrorist assaults on restaurants and theaters and hotels are the new normal, or them. alyx: president obama will host french president francois hollande at the white house on tuesday. let's take a look at the forecast. sunshine today, that is the good news. frank: it is going to help to melt the snow a little bit. lily got to see her first snow the other day. isn't she a cutie? just a pop. --pup. got to keep those dogs and cats warm as it is chilly outside. off to the west, it is clear and off to the east is where some of those clouds are. the good news is, we stay dry today and a little bit warmer than yesterday. temperatures around the region, waking up where there is snow it is cooler. did, 11 degrees. 25 in des moines. check out that snow on those trees. mostly sunny in your three day outlook, 33 degrees. tomorrow, 39 and back in the 40's for tuesday and the 50's by wednesday. alyx: these cold temperatures hanging around, mean more people are going to homeless shelters. officials at central iowa shelter and services says more than 200 people were here during friday's storm. that's an overflow of about 50 people. the shelter does r

mr. sarkozy, much further to the right politically. >> reporter: they're very much, very far apart. sarkozy, more to the right and francois hollandee's been a lot of political fighting here in this country over the past couple of years, running up to elections. it's very important for these two leaders to demonstrator these two politicians to demonstrate that there is unity in these times when this country is, of course, facing something like the terror attack that happened here on friday. of course, we have to keep in mind that it's not only that. we're in a situation where france is facing the second major terror attack in this country this year. only a couple of months apart these two. at this point in time, these two will want to demonstrate that any sort of political wrangling going on between them is something they're willing to bury for the time. that they need to respond to all of us. francois hollande came out and said there would be a harsh response to the attacks that happened and at the same time, the investigation is very much going onment it's a fast-moving investigation. however, it's one where those leading the inv