muhammed stab four people before he was shot and killed by school officers. here is more on this story. >> reporter: 18-year-old faisal muhammed was a computer major at santa clara, he lived on campus and his roommate described him as a loner who didn't say or do much but that changed yesterday. police say mohammed use a nine inch knife to stab four people in an attack that started in a classroom and moved outside. all four are expected to survive. a lot of credit given to the second stabbing victim, a construction worker who heard the commission and went and got stabbed himself. he said muhamed appeared to be enjoying the attack saying he had a smile on his face. the sheriff said pierce may have saved the student, stab wounds were so serious he had to be life slated to the hospital with authorities say muhamed attacked we more people as he ran away, might still in his hand and one of the officers shot and killed him. this latest act of campus violence has left everyone shaken. >> this happened, it was a real shock. >> shocked because nothing like this ever h

muhammed buhari was elected on a ticket of reducing the level of corruption here and we saw in today's announcement the confirmation that he had appointed himself as minister of petroleum because over the last few years, under at least the former government and former ruling party, billions of dollars have been lost -- >> all right, that was reporting from nigeria. >> donald trumps plan to deport immigrants came under attack from rivals in the republican presidential candidate debate. >> in the debate hall, one dominant subject, the economy. would the candidate support raising the minimum wage to $15. >> if you raise the minimum wage, you are going to make people more expensive than a machine. all this automation replacing jobs and people right now is going to be separated. make america the best place in the world to start a business or expand an existing business. tax reform and regulatory reform. bring our debt under control, fully utilize energy resource to say reinvigorate manufacturing. >> when it came to cutting america's debt, each candidate praised their own tax plan. ohio gove

many say millions of young people voted for muhammed buhari and that should have been reflected in the nominees taken forward to the countries parliament. one other criticisms is the lack of the presence of women. only four of the 36 nominees are women. supporters of the president say it's not about whether women are on the list and age of the individuals, but these people are incorruptible, very capable. it's about their ability to hold these portfolios, and begin the work of governance and putting things right. that's what they say in nigeria. they need to be given time to be sworn in, which will happen wednesday and time to start that pros and start that work. >> all right, thank you for that update from nigeria. >>> israel police report three separate stabbing incidents in the last two hours. 29ors allegedly stabbed a railway guard. one was shot and died from his injuries. a palestinian was shot dead after allegedly attempting to stab a border policeman. a total of 80 palestinians and 10 israelis have died in violence since october. >>> egypt released a prominent reporter after arr

>> two israeli men have been convicted of killing a palestinian teenager last year. 16-year-old muhammed was kidnapped in occupied east jerusalem and burnt alive. a third suspect, the and would ringleader has yet to be convicted. here is stephanie decker. joanne insanity plea at the last hour. this man is accused of masterminding the murder of a palestinian teenager. the two minors accused alongside him were found guilty of murder, but the judge needs to assess ben david's state of mind at the time. >> we are surprised at the this last minute insanity plea. the suspect's lawyers said it's manipulation. he can't get away with this crime which he reenacted in detail for the police. we don't believe he's insane. the crime was well planned june this is surveillance footage from the moment of the kidnapping in july of last year. the three israelis took him from his neighborhood in occupied east jerusalem. they beat him and burned him alive in a forest. after their arrest, they told israeli security services they did it in retaliation for the murder of three teenage israeli settlers in the occ

we call on everyone to be vigilant. >> muhammed has reported out of mali extensively. wrap this up for us, what do we know, what do we not know? >> what we don't know so far is much more than with with what we know. 170 people were in that hotel taken hostage, scores of them, around 80 have been freed. ten gunman, according to most reports, some reports say there are less than 10, some say two are holed up in that hotel. apparently they are taking some host ones. we don't know who are the types of nationalities targeted by these hostage takers. we have seen reports that some turks, among the people who are in the hotel, were released. we have in the last few minutes, talking about six u.s. citizens being released and that's they are quoting an army general in the army commander in the africa command, the american troops in africa. some are in mali. american special forces are helping in this. we have quite a confusing situation still. lots of nationalities there, not clear the demands of the host only takers, not clear what nationality they want to keep. we have those

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 a responsibility. >> i absolutely do not. john: but then you should be happy and these other countries in denmark to have any lawfully religions community coul

one of the crimes took place near muhammed ali avenue. >>> and police are search fairing man that set fire to a car in connecticut. he drove by the car, and then returns with a flammable on to the car before setting it on fire. >>> new tonight verizon is blamed for two county 911 outage. service is restored right now at this hour in west chester and putnam counties. about 4:35 the quire county was without -- entire county was without 911. >>> the plan to build a new rail tunnel under the hudson is finally back on track. the governors announced an agreement over the 20 billion- dollar contract. a corporation will be it will created to run it, half of the financing is from new york and new jersey. the goal is to complete the new tunnel by 2030. >>> and cell phone and wi-fi all 20 stations in the bronx. the mta says it's more than halfway to the goal of getting wireless service to all 278 underground station. >>> still to come, a new jersey school is making history by allowing medicinal marijuana for a studt. >> also he walked into a port authority terminal and drove off in a bus. now we

by anything other than personal animosity is no reference to a political religious agenda this in muhamed stabbed and injured four people before being shot and killed. today revealed the chilling contents of his backpack. "if there was a night vision scope safety hammer device used for breaking windows that tape and small sections of the productive and he plan on doing extra things and one person >> catherine: being injured stopping at how before even more harm campus officer provincially kill him 14 people injured a conservative to the hostile well to it what what this says, smiling as he carried out the attack. account supposedly tied to ices praised that attack. >> pam: learning information on these see a connection to the area. >> reporter: that soft-spoken bassoon the comments of classmates graduated this past june year in santa clara. >> reporter: shared text messages that behind the men sit computer science class. "bentsen is smart but soft- spoken" >> reporter: but those member class of 2015 "he barely took a lot of it he class's one teacher who wrote recommendation letter for him

he is a british citizen whose real name is muhammed al-wazi. they are trying to figure out in the air strike was successful. foley's family have been outbroken about their son's capture. he was abducted working in syria. the first of several american hostages beheaded by isis. the murders were broadcast on social media. plans for this attack have been in the works for several days. and foley's mother tells fox25 that the attack was successful, it would be a small solace to the family. fox25 is following every development of this story, an we will keep you updated all morning long. >>> this morning the search is on for the driver to plowed through a family and then left them injured in the middle of the road. fox25's michael henrich live in weymouth where that dad actually threw himself in front of his daughter to save her. good morning, michael. >> reporter: good morning, gene. he tells fox25 exclusively that could have been so much worse not only for him, his wife but his little girl as well. it all happened on washington street in weymouth. t

strike killed isis terrorist muhammed emwazi. a missile was fired tuesday night as he entered a vehicle. praised u.s. mission. many more people. >> reporter: he is believed to be responsible for beheading at least seven hostages including american journalist james foley and an american aid worker in syria in 2014. the gruesome videos he appeared in presented the world water fiing image of the islamic state and were a powerful emwazi was born in kuwait but raised in london, a graduate from university of westminster he had a degree in computer programming. emwazi disappeared from his family's london home two years ago and traveled to syria. video massacres he staged turned him into a symbolic leader of the islamic state and a top u.s. target. >> the united states has been tracking jihadi john for more than a year. secretary of state john kerry says this strike should serve as a warning to all extremists that their days are numbers. we spoke with a local mother whose son spent time as a hostage in syria. she says even if jihadi john

faisal muhammed was a freshman at the school, shot and killed by police. a construction worker is being credited with distracting muhammed and saving the life of one of the victims. tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." you gellin'? no tellin' how much i'm gellin'. you gellin'? i'm like magellan, i'm so gellin'. quit yellin' we're gellin'. riigghhttt. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles are so soft they make any shoe feel outrageously comfortable. are you gellin'? dr. scholl's. gummy multivitaminrst ever from centrum. a complete, and tasty new way to support... your energy... immunity... and metabolism like never before. centrum multigummies. see gummies in a whole new light. on location with the famous, big idaho potato truck. our truck? it's touring across america telling people about idaho potatoes. farmer: let's go boy. again this year the big idaho potato truck is traveling the country spreading the word about heart healthy idaho potatoes and making donations to local charities. excuse me miss, have you seen our truck? you just

muhammed salaam. we've been showing you his picture all day. muhammed was held by police for questioning over the weekend but later release pd' told -- released and he told journalists today that he and his family did not know everything about his brother's activities. the suspect is one of the individuals who blew himself up at one of the caves here in paris and there is another suspect the current subject of a manhunt. speaking in french, he told reporters. we didn't know. neither us or the family. we don't ask them for their timetable whenever they leave the house. he added he had not heard any news from his brother who is on the run and did not believe his brothers could be involved in the attack. he is not the only international suspect the police are hunting for. they are looking for another suspect who is believed to be the mastermind of the attacks that occurred here on friday night. tomorrow we await the meeting of john kerry, u.s. secretary of state. he'll be meeting with french president francois hollande to work on a response tonigh

it will pay up to $5 million for information leading to the location or identification of abu-muhammed. they have previously offered information for other leaders, including their leader. they have launched air attacks on several members. they targeted an aide to baghdadi in august. >>> police in japan are honing their anti terrorism skills. the exercise involved about 80 people. police trained along staff that operate the ship. some attempted to negotiate with the mock terrorist but that was just a way to distract him. officers snuck aboard and got the man from behind. their team later disposed of his explosives. >> translator: we want to work with the private sector to counterterrorism in any conceivable situation. >> japan will host the g 7 summit next year and the olympics in 2020. the police chief in charge of the drill saying working with ship operators will be a vital aspect of security. >>> republican lawmakers in the u.s. are preparing to submit a bill to the hourpt -- house of representatives on thursday to stop refugees from being accepted. >> we are a compassionate nation.

. >> host: your new home state of texas, is that any event that muhammed contest? >> should that have happened ? i am not a fan i'm not doing a cartoon contest. i am ultimate freedom type of guy. i believe we have a right to do things but should we? know. he is trying to prove a point you can get killed i think we all know that. i think the push back on her but i did not attend but you have the right to do that we probably shouldn't. that being said i respect the fact there are some things we'd better wake up to and i think that is the altman goal was to say wake up america. we talk about 51% of american muslims believe they should live under sharia law. and one quarter of them believe violence is the way to get it over the constitution. if you look at the numbers that is between 300 and 500,000 americans who believe they should overthrow the constitution for sharia law. that is a problem nobody is talking about that. we should address those things. >> host: five years ago you held a rally of the national is anything planned for the future or similar evens? >> i am

. >>> the family of ahmed muhammed is demanding 15 million dollars.rested in september for bringing a homemade clock which was mistaken for a bomb. his lawyers sent letters to the school district. the lawyers claim he suffered physical and mental anguish. the city has 60 days to respond before his attorneys decide to file a civil suit. >>> miami police on the search for two armed robbers. suspects ripping the registers from the counter. then they have a shootout with a man outside the store whom they mistook for police. and check out this incredibly video of that shark feeding frenzy off the coast of florida. it took very close to shore where kids were playing. lasted for about an hour. fortunately no one was hurt. and monday night football and the perfect pass. the bills had a chance. and the controversy continuing to build. how was a quarterback allowed to reenter a game after the vicious slam to the head? sports is next. so right now at kohls.com get black friday deals online! like 50% off toys $7.99 after rebate kitchen electrics 70 to 75% off fin

his real name is muhammed emwazi, a kuwaiti-born citizen. late last night u.s. officials tell nbc officials three reaper drones, two american and one british were tracking him when he and another man walked out of a building on raqqa's clock tower square and into a car. one of the u.s. drones fired a hell fire missile. the two men were, quote, incinerated. >> it does suggest that perhaps the job of coalition and the u.s. is perhaps going to be a little easier if they do have legitimate credible forces on the ground. >> reporter: and u.s. officials were quick to send a message to other isis militants. >> the terrorists associated with daesh need to know this. you're days are days arr days numbered. >> reporter: he had been under surveillance, sources say, for a long while. long enough, according to the white house, to give the families of his victims notice of the operation. but they were not comforted. the father of hostage james foley late this afternoon. >> jihadi john makes no difference to me. jim is dead. he won't bring -- bombing him won't bring jim back.

police issued an international arrest warrant for a newly identified suspect named muhammed abrini. he may be on the run with saleh abdeslam. french officials say other attacks were being planned on the city's business district but halted by the raised in saint denis. the man who let them use that apartment is under investigation for criminal conspiracy. >> a state of emergency is in effect in tunisia after a deadly explosion in the capital tunis. a bus carrying members of the presidential guard was attacked. at least 12 people were killed, more than a dozen others hurt. this is the third attack in tunisia this year. >> parts of the west are being pounded with snow and will see more to come. this was in northern california. snow hit parts of oregon just in time for thanksgiving travel and those storms could get much worse. lets bring in nicole mitchell for more on that. good morning. >> now that travel through the northern rookies getting as far as northern parts of the dakotas and rain side of this all the way we're seeing some in san diego, so southern parts of california. this is

breed glass to roll of duct tape all this item is plan because the day of chaos that was foiled muhammed was, a terrorist this a teenager and angry after being kicked out of a study group armed he attacked his classmates into class wednesday morning for people stabbed and the details and click. in his script that ambush this he would on foil the people who fought back and play the a construction worker stabbed after there were screams and he led to a stop the attack this up to the prices father beside her of action committees after the 73 started police stopping killed mahomet 18 year- old from santa clara and the science major at low cost high school and recommendations for college. >> reporter: and so back to class morning grief counselors able to take us there >> mark: developments on kron4news-dot-com very confined to the exclusive interview with the father of one the seven victims. >> pam: time is running a perfect for charter schools, but plan for keeping the school doors open their company dropped out already another school has to come off a plan to get more money "things of the c

ok, let's go to paris, muhammed has a report. this aircraft carrier leaves the med ready to start work on monday. meanwhile, francois hollande has got a busy few days trying to build a coalition, a grand coalition, as he sees it. >> that's absolutely right. i mean, francois hollande has said for days now that france is engaged very actively in a war on terror. now you see this news emanating that the charles de gaulle carrier will be in place as of tomorrow morning. we are told there are going to be 26 fighter jets board the charles de gaulle targeting targets in syria in addition to the aircraft already targeting isil targets, 12 other french fighter jets that have already been on bombing raids targeting isil targets. francois hollande is going to be meeting the next few days with world leaders, including david cam rob. polls suggest already that is gaining a lot of support. in fact, a poll released by a french newspaper earlier today said that 91% of the french public very much approve of the extension of the state of emergency

the name is ahmed muhammed and greek authorities have confirmed that that passport was carried by someone who traveled to one of the greek islands on october 3, because obviously, the greeks are checking the i.d., documents of all refugees who arrive, so one carrying that passport passed himself off as a refugee to the french authorities and another piece of evidence that connects that man to the boat load of refugee that is came in is that the greeks also fingerprint the ref jeers and the fingerprint matches the fingerprint which the police took from the dead body, so whether the passport is real or fake, we don't know, but we can safely say that the person who was using that passport entered the european union hidden among refugees on a boat that landed on the greek island. >> we've got a rare meeting of parliament, is life start to go slowly get back to normal? >> there is a big effort in france to not allow the events of friday night to change the way in which french people live their lives and not allowing those attacks to force people to change their routine and habits, so while mus

today authorities in belgium issued a new international arrest warrant for muhammed abrini seen before the attacks with the suspected terrorist abdeslam, who is also on the run. since the attacks, french authorities have conducted more than 1200 searches and taken more than 165 people into custody. lester. >> gabe guiterrez in paris. >>> also tonight, isis out with a propaganda video, taunting u.s., saying our military locks resolve after recent operations overseas. and there is a new bulletin from the fbi and homeland security urging the nation's police to remain vigilant for isis threats right before the holiday travel rush begins. our justice correspondent pete williams has late details. >> reporter: isis taunts the u.s. in t latest propaganda video, saying american operations in iraq and afghanistan have left the military demoralized, struggling with suicide. no threats in that video. but here at home holiday travellers are finding more security at airports and on mass transit. as a new fbi and homeland security bulletin urges local police to stay vigilant. isis, it says, may expan

and a new arrest warrant for muhammed abrini. and he was in the car with salah abdeslam who was also on the run. >>> a newborn being left in a nativity display in new york city. the infant with its umbilical cord still attached was discovered on tuesday. the infant was healthy. surveillance footage shows a woman entering the church with a bag 20 minutes before the child was find. >>> lake tahoe already already under winter's grasp. heavy snow yesterday created nearly whiteout conditions for travelers. multiple crashes but no major injuries. bill karins is here with the weather. >> doesn't look like fun. >> not before thanksgiving. >> we did see some rain yesterday. san francisco picked up about a quarter inch of rain. which is amazing how we're thrilled with that nowadays. and fresno, still getting a little snow higher elevations. and this storm is going to be on the move. through the intermountainen west into the plains tomorrow. salt lake city is probably one of the spots that could see some travel troubles. not horrible. rain

a british citizen whose real name is muhammed amwazi. james foley's family has been outspoken outspoken about their son's capture since 2013. foley was abducted by isis working in syria. one of several american journalists beheaded by isis and the murders were broadcast on social media. foley's mother says if the attack was successful, a small solace to the family. fox25 is following every development of this story and we will keep you updated all morning long. >>> the search is on for the driver who plowed through a family and left them injured in the middle of the road. michael henrich is live in weymouth where the father is telling his story only to fox25 telling his story only to fox25. michael, he actually threw himself in front of his daughter to save her life. >> reporter: he has a bruised body but a relieved heart, daniel. wife walking along washington street here in weymouth going from the supermarket to the motel where they are staying when that car hit them and near when that car hit them and nearly killed their baby in his wo

wawa muhammed would do. >> i think that's pretty rhetorical. i think we all know the answer to that. >> reporter: nine families have come to allentown since march. it's possible another nine or so may join them. a lutheran refugee program asking for donations and compassion. >> we are really truly blessed in allentown to have a great leader here that are courageous and do the right thing. >> if you are interested in donating we have the information right on our website fox29.com. from allentown, i'm karen hepp, fox 29 news. >> developing news tonight out of belgium where security remains tight after an eminent threat against its capital. brussels subway system and schools are still shut down after a terror alert. today the prime minister announced that alert will remain at its highest level for one more week. streets usually full of shoppers and those going out to eat are now home to soldiers and military equipment. the city will stay shut down for another day. but early wednesday, schools and subways are starting to begin reopening. prime mini

they hired muhammed, an architect from the ruined city of homs to help with the design. >> you think this will be a nice place for the refugees for a few months. >> i think yes. it's a little bit hard, because only one building, and it's really big for all and inside, it's a lot of people will come, but i think it will be really nice, because they will have only a short time until they go. >> elsewhere in europe, no doubt, the sense of beingout numbered would be met by furious residents, yet here, mostly, their minds seem far from closed. >> i'm all for it. the people need a roof over their heads. the women and children need shelter now winter is approaching. we have a lot of space. people are trying to bring in a positive atmosphere and we are all in favor of it, no question. >> outside here, germans are it seems increasingly concerned that their leader has bitten off even more than she can chew. >> there's clearly something deeply unsettling for germans about 700 refugees turning up in a tiny village lining, so angela merkel's popularity has taken a dive, critics accusing her of hu

he is a british citizen whose real name is muhammed amwazi. they are trying to discover if the air strike was successful. james foley's parent have been outspoken about since 2013. he was one first of several journalists beheaded by isis. plans for the attack had been in the works for several days. foley's mother tells abc news if the attack was successal of small solace to the family. fox25 is following any development of this story. we will keep you updated all morning long. >>> a weymouth father puts him self in danger to protect his daughter from a moving car. the search is on for the people who hit them. william preston told his story only to fox25. he said his family was walking back to a motel on washington car hit them on the sidewalk. the force of the impact flipped over his 1-year-old daughter's stroller. she was crying but thankfully she wasn't hurt. >> we pushed -- i think she would have been severely injured if not dead. >> daniel: witnesses say the prestons were hit with a black toyota corolla possibly driven by teenagers. it may

we'll stay with these picture talking with muhammed. what is the quid pro quo here, france nurtures that relationship, puts it in the in incubator and nurtures it. what does france think they would get. >> we shouldn't think about direct dividends here or calculable results. they have their own investments there. we don't know much about them. they are the mining, the mys in mali. they have troops in several places in africa. they consider that they are still the power that should take care of problems in the region and also maintain security and they have been paying a heavy price for that for many years, but also, the prestige and the glory of the french empire that has been there for a long time, they don't want the americans to take that. >> it's as simple as that, a country's ego. >> i can't say this is everything. this is one of the factors, but also remember the french know that they have either to give in to these attackers, these groups and leave the region. you don't see white people, french people or american people coming fo

. >> muhammed abdeslam thinks his brother decided at the last moment not to go through with the attackparis including brahim abdeslam a third brother who blew himself up outside a bar. parisians are still bringing flowers to a memorial at the bataclan theater what 89 rock fans lost their lives. they were here to see the american band eagles of death metal. band members told about that night. >> the killers were able to get in and killed everyone of them except for a kid who was hiding under my leather jack. killers got in your dressing room. >> yeah. >> wow. >> people were playing dead and they were so scared a great reason why so many were killed is because so many people wouldn't leave their friends. >> reporter: at a church service near the bataclan the priest urged people to embrace love, not violence. >> i've been praying a lot since last week. i've been praying a lot for the victims, for their families. >> reporter: paris is still grieving the city is slowly coming back to life. tina krause for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the

. >> muhammed abdeslam thinks his brother decided at the last moment not to go through with the attackn terrorists died in paris including brahim abdeslam a third brother who blew himself up outside a bar. parisians are still bringing flowers to a memorial at the bataclan theater what 89 rock fans lost their lives. they were here to see the american band eagles of death metal. band members told about that night. >> the killers were able to get in and killed everyone of them except for a kid who was hiding under my leather jack. killers got in your dressing room. >> yeah. >> wow. >> people were playing dead and they were so scared a great reason why so many were killed is because so many peopleat wouldn't leave their friends. >> reporter: at a church service near the bataclan the priest urged people to embrace love, not violence. >> i've been praying a lot since last week. i've been praying a lot for the victims, for their families. >> reporter: paris is still grieving the city is slowly coming back to life. tina krause for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for con

of the entire muslim speech one year before urd they were massacred they had come out dewy lawyer muhammedat had to close some indices. he said basically that obviously we have to question the judgment of this newspaper. that they were firebombed and that they were inflammatory. keep in mind hillary clinton was just talking about the benghazi hearings and use the words sparked the also charlie hebdo that was sparked by the cartoons. think about that. start is a few light something on fire it is not where you draw something on a piece of paper over here a thousand miles away then months later people decide to be mad enough about it. >> it is so insensitive than these recent attacks so it is not that different of a rationale for attacking charlie hebdo but i don't appreciate john kerry. [bleep] had it coming defense. >> exactly. two weeks after benghazi obama gave a speech at the united nations that it does not belong to those is with a profit of islam. after our people are killed by lunatics he gives dublin a ticks the book that the -- the benefit of the doubt what the living hell is that?

four times the female population of the united states roxanne muhamed sabry sat down with who former victims. >> translation: the man was too old for me. i was young. >> reporter: she was 15 when her father forced her to marry his friend 45. >> translation: i was very stressed, depressed, traumatized. >> reporter: her husband made her quit school, rarely letting her leave her home. >> translation: my husband used violence against me. >> reporter: i asked what kind of violence. >> he beat me when i refused to have sex. i couldn't take it. one day i tidied to escape. >> 30% of children are married before they are 18. it rises to 75%. the la bars girls younger than 15 to marry. >> my father agreed to give me up for marriage. despite my cries, nothing could be done. i got married. >> this girl had her fires child a year after her father forced her to marry. >> i was mad at my father. i felt he wanted to get rid of me. i asked it she was angry with him. >> for a lodge title. i was upset with him. >> the president of the new york health senior olympic games social conditions >> it's been e

--take pkg-- for the white house, muhammed emwazi known as jihadi john-- was a valuable target. in the videos showing emwazi participating in the horrific murders of american joornalists steven sotloff and james foley, emwazi mentions the president by name. nats--"i'm back obama." secretary of state john kerry, at a news conference in tunisia, said he hopes this drone strike in syria sends a message to emwazi's associies. kerry sot we are still assessinn the results of this strike but the terrorists associated with da-esh need to know this others in this strike, they need know this, your days are numbered. and you will be defeated. the hit on jihadi john--who was born in english-- is not only symbolic, but also strategic...as the united states tries to deter islamic state recruiting inhe west. in nn exclusive interview with abc's george stephanopoul os thursday, the president laid out the broader strategy to take the fight to the islamic state. 14:21:05:00 obama our goal has been first to contain, and we have contained them. they have not gainee grounddin-- iraq. and in syria it

he's thought to be going to syria the other one was muhammed a brimdini. he was seen using the vehicle. and the people are looking out for the main attackers. and trying to ask themselves questions of what went wrong and what can we change. multiculturialism. and security in europe and the world is in the ñrforefront of people's minds. interesting times ahead. >> certainly. tha thank you very much. ben carson wrapping up his trip to jordan. he met with refugee fleeing the bloody war after facing criticism over his foreign policy. >> and how one military mom helped out our servicemen and women who couldn't be home for thanksgiving. she opened up her heart and home and cooked up to a big feast. >> these young men and women have written a blank check for theq and the case of that, could we peel an extra ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's pr

on a magazine that published satirical car toobs against cart muhammed, mohammed idris,ing and his grouplt increasingly under attack. >> have there been attacks after the charlie hebdo attack? >> yes, not long ago one of my co-workers was beaten by four men who fled in a vehicle. we're in a atmosphere right now that is very violent. >> reporter: by law the government is forbidden to ask questions. private polls over the last 20 years have consistently shown that the vast majority consider themselves only somewhat or not very religious at all. and for most the overriding emotion now is fear. >> i took the decision to speak as french, muslim, european and citizen of this world. >> sami says that after the january attacks promises were made, promises she says were not kept. >> do you feel your voice is listened to? >> to be honest: no. in france, no. >> isn't that part of the problem? >> it's part of the problem. i'm completely fed up with the way the french institution and the french media is treating the muslim community. chosen for them the spokesman or spokes woman and not pointing the

conducted an air strike near raca, syria to target muhammed emwazi. when they saw the opportunity, they basically took the shot from the air. now, at this hour, no absolute confirmation that it is him, but officials are telling me they're very confident. they were tracking him, they knew it was him when they took the shot to get him. believed to be a drone strike or a fixed wing aircraft. they have used both over syria, but it was what they called persistent surveillance. in other words, they've been tracking him for some days, and that is usually done with a drone, usually by special operations forces of the united states military. they gather the intelligence, they find these guys and then they go after him. they do believe they got him. >> explain to us how significant such an achievement, if you will, is. >> this is extremely important to the united states and the families in japan and england that he killed. this is a great emotional victory to have some closure, some bringing to justice of this person. by all accounts he had been shuffled to the

the question is they invoke the prophet muhammed. 1.6 billion people aspire to follow his example.ior in the ways they portray him? and the uncomfortable truth is yes, he did. can he be an example in that way? if not what should muslims do or say about it. what about jihad? what about sharia law? what about investing in life after death? these are problematic concepts in islamic history. and it is promoted not only by crazy individuals who feel disenfranchised and marginalized in europe. they have been pouring a lot of money into this narrative. and now we are seeing the world unfold in the way that they've been promoting it and they're not taking responsibility and they're not being held responsible for it. >> what do you see as the cause for the rise in radical islam and these terrorist acts? is it because of what you just said? >> well, the idea that the world can only be improved and islam is the solution, that idea is about, you know, at least 95 years old if i start with the sunni muslim brotherhood in response to westernization. but the idea took on hold and was spread acros

i'm muhamed sabry, in for richelle carey -- patrick asabga in for richelle carey in new york. stories - an international manhunt under way. at the center a suspect questioned hours after the attack, but left go. french forces launch massive air strikes on i.s.i.l. in syria. 56,000 miles away a californian community remembers an american

i'm muhamed sabry, in for richelle carey -- patrick asabga in for richelle carey in new york. stories - an international manhunt under way. at the center a suspect questioned hours after the attack, but left go. french forces launch massive air strikes on i.s.i.l. in syria. 56,000 miles away a californian community remembers an american killed in paris. >>> how to defeat i.s.i.l. the paris attack dominates the agenda at the g20 summit >>> it's 1:00a.m. in paris, a city onnage as police -- onnage as police investigate the attack on friday, claiming 129 lives, leaving more than 350 wounded. details are emerging about the attackers, two asil ants french, and a belgium born attacker. french authorities say they questioned the man after the attack, but released him. in brussels authorities detained seven people in connection with the massacre. panic amount the place de la republique where hundreds gathered for a memorial to honour the victims. mourners ran away after fire crackers were mistaken for gunfire. i.s.i.l. claimed responsibility and france struck back today launching atta

ali muhammed. with phife dawg, a lot of people were named dawg, at the time, in the '90s. >> questlove: well, he was the first. >> jimmy: phife dawg? phife dawg. >> questlove: d-a-w-g. right. >> jimmy: oh yeah, it's like d-a-w-g. >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: so, snoop dogg that's d-o-g-g. >> questlove: right. exactly. >> jimmy: well, there was like, at the time, there was a lot of people named rock. there was like pete rock, ad rock. >> questlove: and now, here is the dog period. >> jimmy: kid rock. yeah. then you have questlove. >> questlove: yes. >> jimmy: did you take it from tribe called quest or did they take it from you? >> questlove: you know what's bad, they think that i took it [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i would just spread that rumor for fun, why not? >> questlove: nah, cause it took me ten years to convince them i didn't name myself after [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you do love, them >> questlove: yeah, i love them. but not enough to name myself after them. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: que

the militant whose real name is muhammed emwazi seen in videos showing the be heading of numerous hostagesnclude u.s. and british citizens. he is a british citizen himself believed to be in his mid 20s last night u.s. forces launched a drone strike target the spot in syria where jihadi john is thought to be hiding out. american and british officials want to send a strong message. >> terrorist associated with need to know this. your days are numbered. and you will be defeated. >> he was isol's lead execution and let us never forget that he killed many, many muslims, too. and he was intent on murdering many more people. >> again officials have not yet said if the drone strike got jihadi john this as the white house has fighters are making good progress against isis in the middle east. >>> dog with just two legs set to be put to sleep until she got a second chance. we'll introduce to the dog and the little girl who helped save the little dog's life. ♪ ♪ >>> breaking news into paris tonight. at least two explosions and a deadly shooting in the french capital. first, witnesses say multiple mask