it was a muhammed art event.when you say being security because of these types of events what do you mean? >> because around the world when they put an event like this on. >> can you give us age and description? >> do not have one. >> twitter account claiming responsibility do you know of that? >> i have been hearing about it but do not know. we will be looking at that. >> do you know if the fbi is here? >> they will be assisting us along with atf. >> can you tell us how wide the perimeter is and the reasoning are for that? >> because if a bomb goes off no one will get hurt. >> has anyone been evacuated? >> yes they have been gone for about two hours now.there was a sports store that was evacuated there was a walmart store evacuated, sam's i believe was already closed. the business across the road were still open. >> what was the purpose (inaudible). >> because of what we have witnessed in the past around the world, it would be customary somebody to come up and start shooting to possibly have incendiary items in

the prophet muhammed? [ ding ding ] >> wow! wow!these two men drew the prophet muhammed. >> no! >> no. >> we didn't draw nothing. >> oh they coming for me. >> you belt they are, reginald. coming for more "picture perfect" right after this. >> all right. let's bring in columnist for the daily beast, dean obidiah he is on the phone. you worked for "saturday night live" at some point and wrote in the daily beast today that the show would never intentionally stoke the flames of hate against any minority group. you called this a very smart, a very funny skit. so your take is they nailed it. >> i think they did a great job. i thought it was funny. what it was doing was poking fun at the fear many people have about drawing the prophet muhammed. it wasn't like they had some character chur of a muslim guy standing there with a gun or a knife saying if you draw this i'm going to kill you that kind of stuff. it wasn't. it was playing on what many perceive as a true concern about drawing the prophet muhammed i thought it was very smart, funny a

cartoons of the prophet muhammed. the republican field keeps growing with two more candidates announcing their bid to become president in 2016. >>> and the need of aid why it's not getting to those most desperate in nepal. this is al jazeera america. live from new york city, i'm tony harris. we are learning more about a shooting outside a controversial art show in texas. one security guard was shot and the suspects were killed. the center was hosting an event featuring cartoons depicting the prophet muhammed. heidi zhou-castro is at the scene with more. >> we are learning more about how the shooting occurred. garland police say that just before 7:00 last night prior to this event wrapping up, two men drove to the parking lot of this event and they were armed with rifles. they were blocked by a police car and inside that police car was an officer and also an unarmed security guard. police say both parties exited their vehicle and the suspects immediately opened fire on the two, hitting the policeman and the security gu

cartoons of the prophet muhammed. the republican field keeps growing with two more candidates announcing their bid to become president in 2016. >>> and the need of aid why it's not getting to those most desperate in

isis claiming responsibility for the shooting in texas in the muhammed carton contest. >> and now two gunmen are dead and the terror group warns america more is coming. >> there is no specific evidence over seen by isis. and negative news taking its toll on hillary clinton. but her base is strong as ever. >> honarable hillary clinton. >> and how does she fair against the growing field of republican contenders? a hard look at the list. an amazing rescue caught on camera. a motorcycle rider trapped under the truck. witnesses leaping to help. >> you are okay. don't move! don't move. >> it's all "happening now". we begin with breaking news on the terror front. isis claims responsibility for the attack on the cartoon meeting in texas. i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. this is the first time isis claimed the responsibility for an attack in the united states. there is no proof that the terror group had contact with the gunmen the roommates in phoenix who died in a shootout with police. this attack raises more questions with the lone wolf. >> reporter: the isis' claim of responsibility c

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muhammed what more can you tell us? >> yes adrien, this summit has been dominated by the french president francois hollande, we have seen him therele praising the action here taken by that the gulf, basically saying you have now begun to help yourselves so we are here to help you. france's views and attitudes towards most of the issues in the region are compatible with those of the gulf countries as francois hollande has made clear today in yemen and syria as well as the issue of iran, france has been the toughest among the european countries during the talks with iran and behind this is the economic factor here. france needs oil rich countries in the gulf and also these countries need france because the defense. we have seen that deal just struck in qatar several billion dollars worth of fighter jets and also, there is talk today from french sources close to the president that there will be about 20 different projects being agreed on between saudi arabia and france worth billions perhaps billions of dollars there. the

john: recently in texas there was the draw muhamed contest in we have to demonstrate because we haveree-speech pamela had every right to organize the comtesse day everybody had the right to participate but i was disturbed to hear a number of commentators from fox news through "new york times" suggest she was somehow at fault because she provoked to this. john: "the new york times" editorialized it was an exercise of bigotry and hatred posing as a blow for freedom. >> i thought that was shocking coming from "the new york times". >> for her to do that to flame the fire. i am not interested. she can do whatever she wants. it doesn't matter one people responsible for violence. >> but i said people are responsible for importing of violence in regardless of what she did her what she said. >> you think driving a cartoon of muhammed deeply offends people on the way to inflict violence? finigan images can be violent but i think she has responsibility. >> i absolutely do not. john: but then you should be happy and these other countries in denmark to have any lawfully religions community could

police say the men drove up to the front of the building and a car where a muhammed art exhibit was taking place. an officer's injuries were not life threatening. he was wounded in the ankle. he is well and out of the hospital. police officers killing both gunmen at the scene. the bodies are still at that car they were pulling up in. we're looking live now. they have not been removed because plies are actually going to make sure there is no device like a bomb inside of the vehicle. they will use a robot to do that. they're hooking at a bomb containment unit. people are being told to stay way from the area. people evacuated the area it is not been confirmed if there is a connection between the muhammed exhibit, in response to an antifree speech event designed to say you you cannot squash free speech here in america. one attendee wanted to describe the scene. the s.w.a.t. team member said they were in an active shooter investigation. all of them began to pray for the safety of the officer shot and they were then put on buses and taken to a place for safety. police are conducting interviews w

divisions deepen, abu dhabi looking at a shooting at a prophet muhammed cartoon contest in texas. antiislam extreme is in america and we must rise above it. antonio saying they have to condemn both the attack but also any antiislam extremists. >> we're going to have more on that on our show tonight at 11:00. sounds like something from the avengers. ironman. ex oweexoskeletons. >> years ago amanda suffered a stroke. she managed to learn how to walk but never again the full use of her arm and hand. she's now undergoing a treatment which uses robots to help patients relearn physical movements. combining a computer controlled exo skeleton users are taught precise and repetitive movements. >> the machine actually guides you through the program. and it's a lovely feeling because naturally you can maneuver it in a way that your left hand works. >> the team says at least 500 repetitions of a movement are needed in each session to make lasting change. the robots allow them oachieve the this in a more focused way. >> by being able to do a high number of repetitions we get dose and intensity

first, two gunmen have been killed after the open fire, outside an event of car toonling the prophet muhammed. >> we prepared for something like this simply because there were additional officers that were hired for this event by the school district. we had talks with them, in preparing for this event. in case something like this hatched. >> well, we can go live now to our reporter heidi zhou-castro. near the scene of the shooting. heidi, what is the latest you have for us? >> this shooting happened in mere seconds. there was no description given of these two suspects. we know their bodies are still bethe car which they used to come to the parking lot where they opened fire, hitting one security officer in the ankle. that officer has since been discharged from the hospital. but again there's nothing on motive nothing on description of the suspects. the police have evacuated a perimeter around the complex,ing a neighborhood and sthopg shoapg complex. shopping complex. the group that was hosting this event is a far right new york city based group. they at the time said that this was not mint to

many find representations of muhammed offensive. event organizer pamela gellar said it was about free speech. >> people on the cross and a jar of urine may be offensive to some but they are not running around slaughtering communities. you have to enter the human race at some point and this capitulation by the media by the western elite to silence ourselves so as not to offend savages is monstrous. >> video from the muhammed art show's web stream showed the winning artist picked from 350 entrips receiving the prize money. the shooting that left two suspects dead and one security officer injured happened 10 minutes before the event was scheduled to end. the director of the dallas council on american islamic relations said she had a sinking feeling when she heard the news. >> we're just shocked and horrified by the display of violence in our own back yard. >> shocked but not surprised she said given recent tensions between muslims and non-muslims in texas. >> another recent example texas muslim capitol day in austin was marked by prote

the saudis seem to be quite unequivocal at this stage muhammed. >> not quite so. if we listen carefully if you have listened carefully to the brigadier general the spokesperson of the coalition forces, he dodged the question by al jazeera in this respect but also, he on a couple of occasions when he was asked again and again he also said i can confirm that the coalition forces have not put troops on the ground today in aden, and he used this word today. to me, it's like why did he repeat the word "today." that to me means there is something going on and he said we don't reveal an operation that is going on, so these are his words. he on the one handled denied and on the other hand left the door open for speculation that there might be something really going on in cooperation and in coordination with the coalition forces there in aden. >> i guess leaving the door open because there is every chance that this will happen at some point. we've had a war there for sometime we've had airstrikes and campaigns of the like, troops near the border, troops going in at some po

. >> for weeks muhammed has been clearing rubble from what's left of his home. it was all but destroyed during israel's 50 day bombardment of the gaza strip last year. since the war ended he and seven family members have been renting this small apartment in gaza city for around $300 a month. with little work available, they can no longer afford it. >> we have lost hope. no one is helping us to rebuild. we are clearing the rubble here, so that we can set up a tent to live in. see how we suffer? >> the united nations middle east envoy has warned to the people of gaza are so desperate and angry about their plight that it could lead to implosion here, and that both israeli and palestinian leaders need to do more to prevent that. >> across gaza, there are signs people have given up hope of receiving help. this heavy machinery is being used to clear rubble and paid for by the residents of this bombed out neighborhood from their own pocket. the frustration goes far beyond a lack of help in reconstruction. may not be are angry at the on going political in fighting betwe

threat comes as the feds investigate whether or not the terrorists had ties to the shooting at that muhammed cartoon contest in texas. isis is claiming responsibility. the first time it's owned up to an attack here at home. so far, there is no actual evidence linking the two gunmen to the terror group. chief correspondent jonathan hunt live for us in garland, texas. what do we know about this claim from isis? >> reporter: the isis claim made via its radio station. in the message on that station, they praised what they call the actions of two, quote, soldiers of the kalifate referring to the two shooters gunned down here in texas. officials say they do not have enough evidence to say whether there was any direct link and this could simply be isis acting in an opportunistic way to claim responsibility and in their view strike further fear into the heart of america. meantime officials will be poring over the social media profiles and many other items of evidence they seized here in garland and in the search in phoenix, be arizona, where the two suspects lived. it's likely to be some time before

before this event took place, muhammed hasan tweeting under a different name put out a tweet referencing the paris attacks and saying "the brothers from the "charlie hebdo" attack did their part. it's time for brothers in the u.s. to do their part." obviously days later, elton and the other attacker here sufi carried out their attempted terrorist attack as the white house called it here. what the twitter trail does not prove is any control, any planning or any plotting on the part of the organized part of isis. what it does prove at this stage is that these two men were in communication via twitter, and that they had a shared radical islamist ideology. >> the investigation is ongoing in that situation. jonathan thank you. >>> new independent report out in the patriots' deflate gate suggesting that tom brady may have actually been aware of what was going on with his game balls and two other of his aides. apparently not the ownership or coach bill belichick. we'll have a live report on this coming up. >>> isis making more threats against the u.s. now saying it has sleeper cells at the read

defense initiative that would award ten thousand dollars for the best cartoon depicting the prophet muhammed. while the men's motive was not known, a bomb squad was called in to search the men's vehicle as a precaution. >> we evacuated businesses close by and the event center by putting people in school buses and taking them away from the area. >> reporter: once they have cleared the scene, authorities will go in and take a closer look at the bodies and work on identifying the men and work on seeing what the motive is here. as for the that security officer he was treated and released from the hospital. matt. >> a driver struck and killed a woman crossing the new castle county street. it happened on the pulaski highway in bear at 1:00 a.m. the woman was in the westbound lanes when she was hit. the driver is cooperating with police the scene has been cleared. >> a 1-year-old baby boy and his teen mother are recovering. the woman tossed the child into the lehigh river and jumped in herself. on lookers say the woman attempted a murder suicide. >> when i got over here, they were telling me that s

allegedly the intended target was abu muhammed al adnani.suggested to be one of the top contenders for caliph in the event that abu sayaff is killed. you know settled on the guy who was. now to play this up as a major victory. the timing of the operation is interesting. isn't it because isis is just all but taken ramadi. a city that months ago didn't look like it was on the verge of falling to them. they're strongly contesting -- sacked a major oil refinery in a province that just changed hands multiple times throughout the course of the war and they've marched on palmyra in syria. these are three major operations isis has mounted concurrently all of which suggests that the strategy is not succeeding like gangbusters, so this could be very well designed to say, hey, look we can still you know kick butt and take names, it's not the first time special operations forces have gone into syria and i don't just mean the abortive or unsuccessful unfortunately rescue attempt for james foley last year in 2008 jsox, joint special operations command lau

. >> is inevitable that troops would go in, muhammed, just when you think how long the battle's been going on already the type we have already seen, is ground troops the next logical step? >> well, i can confirm that from all indications we noticed that saudi arabia and coalition allies didn't want, don't want and tried to avoid sending troops to yemen and they also never engaged never really have given that promise. they said women do it when it is necessary. also from the interviews of yemeni officials and also the saudi officials they seemed sure that the airstrikes would basically achieve the goal of destroying the houthi military and defense exhibits and also forcing them to either leave the areas they occupied or come to the negotiation table for a resolution. however, after more than a month of airstrikes, we can see that the houthis are basically still practically still aware. they are and they haven't left the cities and they haven't come to the negotiation tail. they haven't complied to the u.n. resolutions and now the coalition is probably looking into alternatives, but it

one of them is speaking out and offering advice to muslims who are offended by characterizations of muhamedis gonna do -- kill everybody?" return to >> catherine: local officials in garland texas 'did' have some warning of possible trouble. >> catherine: cartoon event -- the f-b-i and homeland security had warned that there was a 'high risk' of some kind of attack. >> reporter: the north bay however, it would be mostly clear and to the overnight time frame. would defy the chilly temperatures when we wake up tomorrow morning. you will want to bundle up before you head out the door tomorrow morning. the upper '40's as we head into livermore. tomorrow will be slightly warmer. however with more wind. mid to upper 70's as we had inland. >> pam: officers! >> reporter: did increase will cost the city about $6.5 million and the mayor's plan will cover that cost and part. the number of officers at zero p d has gone up and down over the years and the mayor said she has a long term goal. by this afternoon spoke with business officers were owners to see if they would think at the offices will be the ri

. >> darya: use planning responsibility for the attack outside profit muhammed cartooning contest. >>gin with a quick update on the east bay before heading up the door is what we expect cloudy skies although the sun is beginning a breakthrough which is good news warmer temperatures this afternoon sunshine will be a little stronger inland's the concord walnut creek and then not near oakland will be partly cloudy mostly cloudy and temperatures will be released decent low 60s by the bay shoreline and

let's bring in muhammed val live for us in riyadh. what happened to the ceasefire now, is it still on track to take effect? >> well, what we see are only signs of escalation. we see more fighting and we see the houthis once again shelling the saudi cities and for the saudis this is of huge concern and always is followed by intensification of airstrikes. the houthis have shelled near the border over the night and they have injured four people there and killed one expatriot according to the local authorities here in saudi arabia. also they renewed their shelling this morning in nisran. we have airstrikes in many parts of yemen including aden. all of these are signs of escalation. maybe the message the two sides want to send during the last 24 hours before the truce is if ever we accept the truce and respect it, it's not out of weakness or any feeling that we are defeated, but they want to say that on the contrary, this is a truce of choice, not necessity for them. >> it's interesting, you talk about the message they want to send and the

muhammed is live in the saudi capitol, is there any of sense that the saudi's are rethinking their air campaign against the houthis against this u.s. pressure? >> it will depend on the kind of request from the american side. we know the saudis have been thinking about some kind of lull in the strikes in particular areas, but not across yemen. it's doubtful, we don't know whether the saudis will will respond to a request for a complete stopping of the airstrikes even if it is just for a few days because of the escalation on the border, we have seen the houthis manage to strike at cities in saudi arabia and they have inflicted damage on civilian facilities in the city and that's a huge concern for the saudi's so it's very difficult for them right now to stop the airstrikes completely and across yemen but as i said, they are ready to create safe zones inside yemen in some areas for the human supplies to be shimmed and to be distributed there. it remains to know how they are going to do that, because to protect those distribution points, they have to put troops on the ground. there has to

. >> pam: new developments in the muhammed cartoon contest shooting. federal officials said that authorities had an open the two gunman killed in a shootout outside a prophet >> pam: elton simpson.one of the suspected gunman.had previously been convicted of lying to the f-b-i. >> pam: simpson and a second man garland, texas.a dallas suburb. >> pam: the islamic state group is claiming responsibility forterrorism experts doubt the claim. >> pam: enforcement official tells the ap that authorities had one of the two gunmen killed in a weekend shootout outside a contest featuring caricatures of the prophet previously been convicted of lying to the fbi. he and a second man were killed by officers in garland, texas a dallas suburb. the group islamic state is claiming responsibility, but that's >> reporter: planned to come down here tomorrow to take samples to try to figure out what caused this and have to die out in the ocean and come ashore. and pacifica kron 4 news. >> pam: tonight many bay area law enforcement agencies plan to beat up on the streets lookin

people on sunday after they opened fire outside a conference exhibiting cartoons of the prophet muhammed. >>> brund's red crossburundi's exalt ever grenade was thrown at them injuring several officers. activists are angry about the president nkurunziza' decision to update. >> capital bujumbura. >> activists say they should mourn the loss of those killed last week. there were more deposition eps in suburbs of the city that haven't seefn fighting before. no sign ever things calming down any time soon. meanwhile in the rural areas the u.n. says over 35,000 people have fled to the neighboring area of rwanda. they have been threatened for are liking the expand he term. burundi will descent into descend in the kind of violence that ended in 2005. >>> increasingly complex refugee crisis. ings providing for arounds 600,000 refugees. more than half are somalia. >> this funding is part of our effort to maintain our long task commit to be page to proive progressive haifn to refugees. what this money will mean is better schools access to health clirchtion, clean water to drink, will brfer not only t

investigation spanning two stats as investigators put together the pieces of the shooting at the prophet muhammed cartoon in texas. >> they were killed in a violent shootout outside of dallas. and one of them identified as elton simpson from arizona. and investigators are trying to figure out what led to the attack. johnathon hunt is live with more. johnathon? >> it is still a busy crime scene behind me here in garland. bullet casings and evidence markers lie all around the car in which the two shooters arrived here. they came armed with assault rifles and body armor and apparently no match for one alert cop armed with a pistol. >> bofth them had assault rifles and started shooting at the police car. the police officer in that car returned fire and struck both men, taking them down. there is a second very busy investigation going on today in phoenix, arizona. take a look at these pictures. an apartment complex home of the one suspect identified. elton simpson, a man investigated for potential ties to terrorism. fbi agents and police arrived in the apartment complex late last night and hurrying ne

citing the recent garland texas attack on an exhibit of car toons of thecartoons of the prophet muhammed, there was no specific identifiable threat but rather an increase in social media and internet based discusses that has suffered what he termed a generally high threat environment. the military protection level moves from alpha to bravo from increased general to more predictable. the next level charlie says it's likely and the next level means it's happened or is imminent. >> if you are a radical jihadist in 1950s level in peoria, you might have gone the whole life without finding someone who shares your views now it takes ten minutes to find someone who shares your views. >> the one thing you should look is the engagement of people on our social media needs. and it's laughable. three retweets, two retweets. >> reporter: but the government can never compete said mubin sheik who went under cover to help canadian authorities to thwart attacks. he testified that the battle must be fought at the community level not at the government. >> at the end of the day, if you want to fight back aga

for that terrifying attack at a contest that encouraged artists to draw cartoons of the prophet muhammedtwo of the soldiers carried out the attack on sunday but didn't give any proof to support the claim. one of the men accused in the attack, elton simpson, has been on the fbi's radar since 2006. he was charged with lying to a federal agent but never sent to jail. police are still searching the phoenix apartment where the two men lived. the fbi is trying to figure out if they acted alone or in connection with an international terror group. >>> testimony scheduled to continue today in the he -- in the sentencing face of the boston marathon trial. yesterday, dzhokhar tsarnaev showed emotion for the first time in the courtroom. he actually cried as his aunt sobbed on the witness stand. he also blew a kiss to his family members on the way out of the courtroom. five of his family members, they testified on his behalf. dzhokhar tsarnaev was convicted last month for his role in the 20 -- 2013 attack. and now he faces the death penalty. >>> san francisco's muni is set to get a $48 million boost.

muhammed and his family have been living in a sewer drain since their home was destroyed two weeks ago. >> it's underground been, the environment is bad. it's safer here than on the ground during the airstrikes. >> yemen was already one of the world's most impoverished nations but after six weeks of fighting people here are even more desperate. they'll be hoping the proposed five day humanitarian ceasefire due to start late on tuesday will hold long enough to get them the help they so badly need. erika wood, al jazeera. >> nepal has been shaken by another earthquake and 42 people have been killed. police say another thousand people are in hospital there. in india, 11 people have lost their lives. the epicenter of the magnitude 7.3 tell mother was near a popular stop for climbers on the trek to mount everest. the quake sent people in the capitol running from buildings. it was felt in indonesia. it's just over two weeks since nepal was devastated by a quake which killed 8,000 and injured 17,000. we have this report: >> a building that survived the earthquake from two weeks ago has come d

. >> let's go to nationals now from muhammed live for us in riyadh. this five day proposed truce in yemen dependency very much upon whether the houthis will comply, but as yet there's been no official contact between saudi arabia and the houthis. >> yes adrien, it's conditioned by that the reaction of the houthis, if they react box then this could be a completely plan for a ceasefire. by that the way, there is a very interesting word that secretary john kerry used, it is this ceasefire is renewable. if there is a favorable response by the houthis then five days can be extended to another five days a couple weeks and then what is interesting about this arrangement is that there is this call for a peace conference in riyadh for all the parties of the conflict in yemen and pals there is a word that has been used by kerry saying that yes now we need the saudis want this conference this to be a reality, but also they are flexible that their subsequently talks could take place under the auspices of the united anywhere in the world. to me, this is a very com

attack in texas where two gunmen opened fire outside an exhibit featuring cartoons of the prophet muhammad. the terror group is claiming responsibility. within of the attackers appears to have had online ties to jihadists overseas. >> the u.s. treasury department says it is giving some ferry operators licenses to run roots from the u.s. to cuba. and the airline jetblue says it will start offering a daily flight between new york and cuba in july. the moves come as the the u.s. and cuba move to normalize diplomatic relations. >> john kerry the first u.s. secretary of state ever to visit sn smol yea somalia. he made a surprise trip under tight security. he will visit saudi arabia and meet with the gulf corporation council. >> a new report from amnesty international accuses the steerian government and rebel groups of committing war crimes on a daily basis. the report focuses on alepo, the most populated part of the country. it says there is "death amnesty international says 3,000 civilians killed there over the past year because of indiscriminately firing, crude weapons and flagrant disrega

muhammed, first of all more airstrikes in yemen but also more houthi attacks on saudi territory.ell us what's been happening. >> after the attacks over the night on nisran, another attack by the houthis shelling in the southwestern side of the border between yemen and saudi arabia. this happened a few hours ago. it has caused the killing of a saudi citizen and the injuring of four other people there. the houthis have escalated activities along the border and that is what the saudis described has led to an intensification of airstrikes on saada amounted its surroundings. the international community were talking about the suffering of civilians and so on. these are signs that a kind of of lessening of the fighting as the countdown continues towards the timing of truce in 24 hours from now. what we see is more and more escalation, the houthis boasting about what they called allegedly the downing of the shutdown of shooting down of the more rock can fighter jet over the night and also talking for the first time outspokenly about their alliance with president ali abdullah saleh. his s

. >> new this morning an egyptian court has sentenced muhamed morsi is sentenced to die because of his involvement in a prison break. he briefly rose to power in 2012 as egypt's first democratic president. but he was overthrown just one year later. the death sentence will go to egypt's top religious cleric on june 2nd for confirmation >> burial plans are now set for a bay area victim of the philadelphia train derailment a prayer service will be held in fremont tomorrow for 55-year-old wells fargo executive. he left the bay area 7 years ago but he will be buried sunday afternoon. >> in philadelphia, the train's engineer, also a former bay area man, met yesterday with federal investigators who described him as extremely cooperative. he reportedly told another engineer after the crash he thought the train had been struck by something. 8 people were killed in the derailment. >> new this morning, president obama is discussing the importance of expanding opportunities to all americans n his weekly address he discusses his attendance at a summit at georgetown university this week. at the summ

isis claiming responsibility for the shooting in texas in the muhammed carton contest. >> and now twond the terror group warns america more is coming. >> there is no specific evidence over seen by isis. and negative

isis claimed responsibility for a shooting at a prophet muhammed cartoon in texas which saw two gunmen killed. there is no evidence isis was directly involved in the attack, but the gunmen may have been inspired by isis and their increasingly sophisticated presence on the internet and social media. here is our own pete williams on how the battle against isis is not just being fought in iraq and syria, but now in cyber space. >> reporter: this is what has the fbi so worried. an explosion in slick isis propaganda with messages tailored to a young audience resembling popular video games showing children in isis-run schools. many overtly call for violence. now an avalanche of messages on social media urging followers to attack here at home. example, at the height of the unrest in baltimore, this tweet called it a great chance for lone wolves, almost everything is in chaos. how many in the u.s. are following these messages? >> i would lean more toward hundreds in terms of people who are really committed isis supporters. there are probably thousands who have some degree of interest. >> repor

we have the latest from the saudi capitol riyadh, muhammed tell us more about this incident in aden. fifty people took a boat from a district where there is a concentration of fighting between houthis and the pro hadi resistance committee. on their way top another district of aden, to the east, a safer area in their judgment, they were attacked by the houthis, according to the reports and 40 of them were killed only 10 escaped. it's one of a series of incidents, according to reports where civilians have been killed in the fighting in discriminately and it has increased the humanitarian crisis there in the area where also the city of aden as we know is besieged in many ways by the houthis and the ali abdullah saleh loyalists and there is human organizations calling for a truce. it is a huge crisis there in aden. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is due there in riyadh later, likely to call for a pause in the fighting. how is that call likely to be received there? >> you know, the saudis are not against the idea of some kind of lull in the fighting in some areas, but when we look a

police say the men drove up to the front of the building and a car where a muhammed art exhibit was takingn officer's injuries were not life threatening. he was wounded in the ankle. he is well and out of the hospital. police officers killing both gunmen at the scene. the bodies are still at that car they were pulling up in. we're looking live now. they have not been removed because plies are

today on msnbc live new questions an armed gunman at a muhammed drawing outside dallas.o men take responsibility for the attack. >> not kind of person that you would think would carry a shotgun and go and try to kill other people. >> surprise reactions coming up this hour. i will talk to the mayor of garland, texas. and then later in the show two people who knew one of the suspects. >>> plus the other man from hope arkansas former arkansas governor, mike huckabee officially diving into the already-crowded pool of gop candidates. so, how is he trying to set himself apart? >>> and we are also following the new attorney general, loretta lynch, now meeting with community leaders in baltimore, as tributes like this from the president roll in for the husband of facebook ceo -- coo sheryl sandberg. new warnings about the dangers of exercise equipment. we will talk about that. >>> we do want to start in garland, texas eyes is is claiming responsibility for isis' attack on an event featuring caricatures of the prophet, mohammed. the first time the terror group has claimed respons

bikers in arizona are holding round two of a controversial draw muhammed contest today.ill be held outside the mosque the two gunman attended. >> preventing sexual assault on college campuses, colleges will have to have a comprehensive plan for reporting sexual assaults. >> floors 100-102 open to the public today. the to your was built on the sites of the september 11 attacks. >> debating what to do about the patriot act the law greatly expanded how law enforcement and intelligence agencies investigate suspected crimes and used to jury the bulk collection of met at a data. the house passed a new bill, called the u.s.a. freedom act backed by the white house. the senate has been unable to come to an agreement. a legislative counsel from the american civil liberties union join us this morning. the aclu sued to stop the bulk collection of met at a data. it was said to be illegal but the practice has not stopped. what are you doing to stop the collection of the data? >> congress is vote, eyes wide open for the very first time. they know that the law has used illegally to spy

the portrayal of muhammed sparked violence in the middle east. yesterday the appeals court overturned it saying having the film available for viewing on youtube is protected by the first amendment. >>> jay z and beyonce money donated money to bail out protesters. according to tweets they qa outly donated tens -- they quietly donated tens of thousands of the dollars for those protesting against police brutality. >>> 8:26. president obama's new ban on giving certain military equipment to local police departments doesn't look like it will have a big effect on any bay area law enforcement agencies. for example, this armored truck that south san francisco police received through the federal government program, it's not on the list of the banned equipment. they say with the weapon os the streets, having an armored vehicle is essential. >> in today's society, the amount of weapons that we were faced with on a daily basis, it's extremely important that we keep you a officers as safe as possible -- keep our officers as safe as possible. in order to do tha

ma * two gunmen opened fire outside an event holding a contest on cartoons featuring the prophet muhammedut a name. martha: prince william and the duchess of cambridge showing off their baby. she doesn't have a name yet which is not unusual. first all, what did you think over the weekend? >> talk about stage managed perfection. every mother in the world saying how did you do it. she dwoas into labor and 12 years later she comes out with the baby looking like that. martha: let's put up the board of some of the name expected to be the most prominent prospective names. you have charlotte. >> the baby will probably have three names. i think it would be shocking if they named her diana. that would be a huge legacy for a baby. >> reporter: many people think diana will be in the mix. you can see diana's ring resting on the little girl's chest which was a nice moment. when you look at that whole list of names. alice will be a tribute to prince philip in a way. they did alexander with her brother's name. i think mary is a dark horse in the mix. >> there was a mary of came tblijt victorian era and