you go to the netherlands, you can go to germany or to belgium. so it would be normal for them to be looking in all these places. >> so they still don't know whether he crossed the frontier. just to point out, he was questioned. he was in a car with a couple of other people who rescued him and taken him out. but he was let go before they had this warrant for him. >> he was like that before they had the warrant. but of course after the attacks. after the attacks happened there were extra checks on the road. they had him and then they let him go. >> it is one of those awful, awful situations. so they're still trying to find him. i guess their nightmare would be if he goes to, you know, turkey and syria. >> it would be if he goes to turkey and syria. it also would be whether or not he tried to plan any other attacks. one of the things that we have seen so far is that everywhere the police has confronted any of these terrorists, they have also been very highly armed and they've always had some form of explosives on him there is certainly a concern tha

we said why don't we go to the netherlands? nothing has happened in amsterdam. we'll enjoy the weekend and then team up with the rest of the family, and then the germany netherlands game gets canceled. and you are so correct to point out eerie similarity, francois hollande at the french-germany game, now angela merkel at the germany-netherlands game. that is the way terrorists operate. they scare us. all of europe, now, engaged. you mentioned how all of the european union now vowing to help france. the concept of the european union itself is being assailed by the terrorists. the whole notion of open borders between here and brussels, i submit that that border has proven more dangerous than the turkey-greece border. liz: and france invoked the european union mutual defense clause similar to article 5 in the nato union, an attack on one of us is attack on all of us, and the rest of you have to defend. right now our markets are very tentative and shaky, geraldo. the dow is down 23. it had been up more than 116 points. a lot of fears. we are at session lose right no

germany and the netherlands were to play in hannover, germany. with 90 minutes to go until kickoff. various media reports say because of a concrete threat to safety there because of a device of some sort. we're still working to confirm that. on a parallel track, r the plans for tonight's game. france versus england at wembley stadium in london. a game where prince william and prime minister david cameron are supposed to be in attendance. german chancellor merkel was supposed to be at the game in germany, hannover, tonight, before that was canceled tonight. her attendance was supposed to be a show of support and defiance in the face of terrorism. nbc news correspondent ron mott is in the london newsroom. again, ron, all the eyes and attention shift to lon do in part with the bold-faced name that is are in atense dance tonight and a big public gathering where i know british police and security forces intended to have a strong show of force. >> -- soccer, football as they call it here. especially this particular match between england and france, riv

i read about a man in the netherlands named ed houben. houben? ed houben, yeah. yone know the guy frfr the netherlands? [ laughter ] >> steve: you mean ed? yeah. ed houben. >> jimmy: a man from the netherlands he seems -- [ laughter ] >> steve: seriously? >> jimmymyit's neither here nor there. >> steve: yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there is this -- there's this man, there's a man in the netherlands named ed houben or houben. what are we calling him? houben? >> steve: houben. >> jimmy: houben, yeah, there you go. [ light laughter ] anyway, so there's this guy in the netherlands named ed houben, he's fathered 106 babies. [ audience ohs ] he's known as the baby-maker. [ laughter ] or as nba players call him, the amateur. [ laughter ] we have a great show, you guys. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's grammy award winning guitarist, warren haynes, sitting in with the roots. [ cheers and applause ] nice to see you, buddydy thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you can pick up his solo album, "ashes & d

i have more breaking news i want to bring to our viewers on the soccer game happening in netherlands, germany. hanover, germany, central part of the country. there was concrete threat that there was bomb planted there in the stadium. the stadium has been evacuated. we know angela merkel was scheduled to attend this soccer game. however she was not there. again the stadium has been evacuated. authorities learned that there was a concrete threat to actually attack there with a bomb, this evening there, as evening sets and game was about to begin between the netherlands and germany, the soccer match overseas. we'll have more on the story coming up right after this quick break. i will see you right here. (vo) what does the world run on? it runs on optimism. it's what sparks ideas. moves the world forward. invest with those who see the world as unstoppable. who have the curiosity to look beyond the expected and the conviction to be in it for the long term. oppenheimerfunds believes that's the right way to invest... ...in this big, bold, beautiful world. ...one of many pieces in my life. so

the netherlands says that it is a global manhunt. and abdeslam in the past has spent time in the netherlands. and one of the things we have to keep in mind is that this is the guy in the cell who rented some of the cars. one of the cars that was rented was found in a paris neighborhood here very close to where the ring leader then was later killed. this is certainly someone who knows how to get around europe and certainly this participate of europe in particular. >> do we know when he was last seen? >> yeah, i mean, that is one of the things that puzzles many people in this investigation. the last time is when he was checked by the police after the attack. he was taken into custody, questioned and, then, don, he was released. that is one of the big failures that people are talking about. at that point in time, the authorities did not keep him in custody. the cops didn't feel a reason to keep him in custody. he was last seen on a highway outside of paris. but knowing that area a little bit, the highways branch off into the netherlands

er -- netherlands.some specific concrete intel, that's the phrase we have from the police chief in germany, concrete intel that someone wanted to set off a device inside the stadium. they e evacuated everyone. we have pictures of bomb technicians and investigators combing this place looking to determine where, why and what. anthony may, let me bring you in. retired atf explosives enforcement officer. on what's happening in germany, we're not there and don't know the specifics of the situation. whenever threats would come in or concrete intel, how do authorities determine to evacuate an entire stadium? >> that's a tough call. generally setting up for security like this, you have your security in depth layered security, but the idea of. stopping these things, we're never going to completely secure any venue. so you have to be prepared for failures to occur in packages to slip through, but you have alternatives in place. now in this scenario, it appears that they have more than just a threat because we get

germany and the netherlands were set to play against each other. the german chancellor was set to attend. a -- an explosive device was found after the arena was evacuated. >>> we will join you back here at 4:00. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night,blind. and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: ronda rousey, as she sat in a hospital with a busted-up lip, was on the receiving end of a shocking amount of hatred. >> lady gaga went to instagram and wrote, that's what you get for not touching gloves. >> she was calling the girl a bitch on instagram before the fight. and afterwards she doesn't say congrats to her. >> she can't speak. what is she supposed to do? [laughter] >> kendrick lamar. they crash a wedding. guys get sick of it and they want kendrick and the rest of the guys to leave. >> oh, no. >> it's a white crowd that might have a issue with a random black guy coming in.

the netherlands. again, the initial reports are it was more than just a preponderance at caution at work here. that perhaps a device had been found on the grounds of the stadium. ron moss our correspondent in the london bureau has been covering all of this and ron mentioned that there were some folks who didn't think going ahead with tonight's match between england and france was a great idea. >> yeah. i don't think anyone over the weekend looking at all the papers and looking at social media, i don't recall seeing too much of a conversation about the fact that these matches were going on because they were now -- they would now be targeted. as we know that one of the bombers down in paris had a ticket for that friendly between france and -- i'm sorry, brian. back to you. >> all right. this is -- ron, we wanted the take in the moment of silence going on at wembley. >> and that so concludes the feed from wembley stadium. sorry to interrupt. go ahead. >> no. apologize for stepping on that moment of silen

the search is extended to the netherlands. why?as associations there in the past and it's just yet one more reminder of how easy it can be to move around europe. the distances here are short. the borders effectively open. it's visa free travel from country to country and remember, salah abdeslam was stopped by police just hours after the attacks in paris. they did not at the time know he was involved in the attacks. stopped on his way going from france to belgium. now you have this manhunt being extended onto the netherlands, just giving you a sense of the scope. one more detail that is coming in now, that is that salah abdeslam rather, the alleged master mind of these attacks, abdelhamid abaqoud, the ringleader confirmed today killed in the bloody raid, that bloody shootout yesterday, that he has been connected to conspiracy uncovered earlier in august of this year to attack a concert hall in paris. keep in mind, that's of course what happened on friday. the concert hall at bataclan where really most of the deaths in this attack c

the reason they are looking at the netherlands is he has past associations there. that's what they are doing now to try to find him. where could he go? where would he have old contacts looking to protect him? he knows he is being looked for now. his face is out there on this international arrest warrant. the question is where he is now. just keep in mind, you know this well, moving from country-to-country in europe, the distances are short. the borders are largely open. it's more like going state to state in the u.s. than country to country. very easy to move around. remember, they consider him very dangerous. he's willing to kill and die on friday. they think that's still true today. >> jim, thank you. we are learning more about another attack he may have tried to carry out. >> that's right. this is an attack that he was connected to in an attempt to attack a concert hall here in paris in august of 2015. sounds familiar because that's what happened friday night at the bataclan. another man arrested for this. why is that important? another missed warning sign. some

swooped on two locations in the town near gemny's border the netherlands. live for us, i know you are outside, and we have been told that all the frenching people have been told they can't go out and start their lives once again. we will talk about that in just a moment. but the investigation itself, what more can you tell us. what we heard about in the direct aftermath of the attacks is that there is a very important belgium angle to the case. the fact that the cars used in the attack has been rented from a belgium car rental and track down the people that rented the cars well during the course of the day, a third car, was found it was found in the 18th hour, to the north of pair, so that's three cars now and at police have been interesting in speaking to three brothers. now one of those brothers was released after questioning very much clearly not a suspect. his name is mohammad and he has been calling for his brother. french police have issued an international alert saying that this man is extremely dangerous hess believed to be involved in manning and e

the first to strike was the netherlands,ew known as "old pegleg." upwas not somebody who put with fools likely. -- lightly. dubbed him "big belly." new sweden had only 200 individuals, but the reason the indians were a thorn in their orn in theirthron in side was because they were taking furs. he would have liked to of dealt with the new englanders to the north, but new england was a mighty assemblage of colonies, whose population dwarfed them. the english started expanding in population and swept into the connecticut river valley, into long island, putting the swedes on the dutch. in 1664, the british, the english, they deposed the dutch and transformed new netherlands into new york. and aan into the french, flashpoint between the two empires was always the first fur trade. this map shows why the empires were on a collision course. if you look at the green areas on the eastern seaboard, those were claimed by the english. the green area in the center is the land around hudson bay, also claimed by the english. the french claimed the pink and yellow a

this cannot happen with assisted suicide. >> i think some people in the netherlands would take issueh that characterization. thank you for sharing your perspective is with us. let's get you an update of some other stories making news around the world. a collision between a passenger train and a heavy goods truck in southern germany has killed two people and left 16 injured. the truck carrying a military -- military supplies was hit at a railroad crossing. investigators are focusing efforts on understanding why the truck was blocking the tracks. a resident of sydney, australia has captured dramatic time lapse video of a storm dissenting on the coastal city. he made the film from his window office. there were no reports of damage after the weather event itself. you are watching "dw news". we have a lot more to come. lufthansa c c crews have started a strike that could last for a week. we will have all the details for you when we come back. see you in exactly one minute. ♪ >> great to have you back with us. you are watching "dw news". these are the top stories. confusion at sharm el-she

reporter: after friday pass attacks, they had wanted to cancel the game against the netherlands.n the time since, he has changed his mind. brent: we're going to take a one minute break. when we come back, we have more news and analysis from harris and the latest business news. we will be right back. brent: welcome back. our top story -- the french resident has declared war against islamic state, vowing terrorism will never destroy france. because france will destroy terrorism, he said. in a speech to parliament, he vowed to tighten security at home while taking the fight to the militants in syria. the paris attacks have dominated the g 20 summit in turkey. leaders are presenting a united front with france and condemning islamic terrorists. the leaders may differ on the ways and means of combating it, but they are strengthening their resolve. reporter: world leaders a tribute to those that dems of the terror attacks with a minute of silence. the original schedule was swept away, talks dominated by friday's event in the fight against islamic state. president obama: here at the g 20

netherlands is a neighbor to brussels. there were arrests, detentions made across the border in germany. they proved note to be fruitful. this gets back to one of the issues of militants can exploit. the fact you don't check passports when you cross between countries with belgium, france, germany and netherlands. that is one of the reasons once somebody gets into the eu, they can move around freely. that is a challenge that governments are trying to deal with now. how do they secure societies here? also allowing passport free travel. john and hala. >> ivan watson for us in belgium where the raids and investigations continue. thanks, ivan. >> let's bring in our guest, an expert on terrorism and a professor at the university of versailles. melissa bell. let's start with the shooting in mali at a hotel there. it appears it would not be a stretch to assume there is some sort of link there? >> you know we intervene normally. this has been in complete turmoil and then linked more to al qaeda. it is not too isis. it is france is

the justice ministry denies the search has expanded to the netherlands. >> it's confirmed the ringleader of the attack abdelhamid abaaoud is dead. he was one of two people killed in the predawn rate of saint-denis on wednesday. >> the other has been identified as hasna aitboulahcen. you can hear police confront her just before the raid. >> neighbors say police have taken the woman's mother and brother in for questioning and they're searching the mother's home in a northern paris suburb. >> the french senate is expected to vote today to expand the state of energy for three month bs. the lower house of parliament be comes as a new isis video threatens attacks on france, italy and the united states. >> let's bring in our national correspondent. and, you know, fred, tracking abdelhamid abaaoud is a massive win for the french, but there's a question, how was this expected terrorist able to make it into france in the first place? >> yeah, and how was it possible for him to go around large parts of europe. he went to the airport to possibly try to get a flight to turkey at that point in time. w

dead blown to bits, another killer remains on the run and the search for him is extended to the netherlands and a security forces round people up here, belgium and elsewhere, a possible new threat surfaces against rome and targets in the united states. back home lawmakers vote to all but stop the threat of refugees that will be able to come to the country and fbi director has news on how many americans are leaving the country to fight for isis. sounds hopeful at first but could be the opposite. we'll explore those angles and more over the next two hours. we begin with confirmation the alleged planner of the mass murderer last week did in fact die in yesterday's raid outside the city. details on that, the on going manhunt and the latest from jim sciut sciutto. >> reporter: tonight an urgent manhunt is underway across europe as police continue to search for at least one suspected attacker still at large and still dangerous. salah abdeslam briefly stopped by french police hours after the attacks but let go before authorities knew of his role in friday's deadly rampage. six new raids in belgium

that's when a match between germany and the netherlands had to be stoned the last minute. they cleared out the stadium. authorities worried because of a bomb threat. the threat involved explosives going off inside the stadium. now, that did not materialize. they did not find any explosives and they did not make any arrests, but it was a scare, to be sure. turning from here to france, lawrence, what's happening here now at this hour is the search for another potential attacker who may still be out there. remember that french authorities had said that they thought there were eight attackers in total, seven of whom had died. one they were searching for a belgium man named sala salah abdelsalam. now they say they're looking for a ninth person, someone they're very clearly on the lookout now and a manhunt is under way. the french justice minister telling msnbc news separately that a syrian passport found near one of the suicide bombers, you recall, that news. the minister saying it was likely not genuine, not a genuine syrian passport. still they're now asking the public for he

. >> you talk about netherlands and luxonberg and netherlands and if they are not taxing or the taxesy low why do they want the company's profits there? >> that's a good question and your first thought is exactly we could just solve this problem and wouldn't even cost them very much and that is certainly something we should do. to be fair they don't only make a small amount of tax revenues and also supports a financial services industry in these relatively smaller economies and haveome greater benefits than the very small tax payments but really the big winners are the multi nationals, the difference of what they should be paying in the locations where they are at economic activity takes place and in the likes of the netherlands and luxonburg and it's great and untaxed profit. >> why countries like the g 20 countries not doing something about this and pledged to tackle tax evasion and why hasn't it happened? >> that is a great point, over two years we had oecd running the profit shifting and the bets process and that made some small progress but really we have seen countries including

>> a soccer match fween germany and the netherlands cancelled before kickoff. the stadium evacwaited while at this game. a show against defiance against terrorists. and, after just reopening yesterday, today, the eifel tower closed again because of concerns that there wasn't enough security measures in place there. >> back here, a vigil is set to get underway in less than an hour at san francisco state university. it's an honor of the victims of the paris attacks that vigil starts at 5:00 p.m. >> a group of citizens trying to learn more about islam. >> for many of them, it's their first time inside a mosque. >> larry and a plrks ma, in the wake of paris attacks, it took on a new meaning. it was an opportunity to share with others why opportunities to learn from one another are so important. >> today at the mosque in palo alto, congress gre gags leaders offer a visit. >> our greeting means peace. >> so an in-depth confers covering everything from muslim culture and customs to the recent paris attacks by isis. what happened is so emotional you react emotional. >>

this was supposed to be a friendly soccer match between germany and netherlands. the german chancellor were among those scheduled to attend. instead, 90 minutes before kickoff of this soccer match, the stadium was evacuated and the game was canceled because of that bomb threat with a hannover police chief saying there was specific information about explosives and explosives attack, concrete evidence, he says, of some kind of threat to set off a bomb inside this stadium. as you mentioned, friday night's coordinated attacks in paris began with a center ris of explosions outside the stade de france where three suicide bombers bloous themselves up and this is another xach of just how on edge not just france but the rest of europe is in the wake of friday the 13th's terror attacks here in the heart of paris. and also worth mentioning, shepard, there is another game schedule ord taking place at wembley stadium in london between england and france where prince william and british prime minister david cameron are in attendance along with 80,000 fans. no incident report th

you are looking at the famous pendulum, a gift from the government of the netherlands. the pendulum which shows in manifest proof the movement, the rotation of our earth. inside the meditation room, his holiness and the secretary-general now emerge and proceed towards what we call the ceremonial staircase which leads to the balcony where there is the entrance into the great hall of the general assembly. in the general assembly hall the president of the assembly has opened the assembly and now left the hall to go to the top of this ceremonial stairway to greet the pontiff when he arrives. it is, of course, up this stairway that in the past heads of state all have come to address our meetings have always ascended. the chief of protocol proceeds pope paul and the secretary-general. immediately at the top of the stairway, looking towards the entrance through which his holiness came, one has as many would say one of the most striking architectural views of this entire united nations headquarters. at the top of the stairs, there will be a figure well-known to his holiness, th

authorities had canceled a soccer match set to be played between germany and the netherlands and evacuated the stadium. so far, we are told they have not found any explosives nor made my arrests. meanwhile, in france, police are asking for help identifying this man, one of the suicide bombers involved in the attacks. they call him the mastermind of the stade de france attack, but do not know his name. and russia announcing the passenger plane that crashed in egypt earlier this month was brought down by a bomb. 224 people died in that event. russia now saying it wants revenge. at this minute, house lawmakers are being briefed by the white house about the paris attacks and we are live on capitol hill this hour, watching to see as that meeting ends and to get a little more information for you on that. we begin tonight with a series of reports. nbc's claudia lavanya is in molenbeek, belgium, and mohyeldin is with us as well. claudio, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, erica. i'm standing right in front of the apartment where salah abdeslam grew up. that's his family over there on the fir

the search now includes the netherlands. abdeslam now one of the most wanted men in the world is being sought in connection with the attacks which have now taken the lives of 130 people. it's believed he spent time in the netherlands. also, new information about this woman heard in saint-denis. where is your boyfriend? he's not my boyfriend. french prosecutors now say 16-year-old hasna was not the one wearing the vest. cnn has learned that abdelhamid abaaoud was spotted on cctv footage the night of the attacks. at the same time, the attacks were going on at a metro station in a paris suburb. that is the same area one of the cars used in the cars used in the attack was abandoned. he was killed in a raid wednesday in saint-denis, one of nearly 8le 00 raids around france in the past five days. the siege lasted more than seven hours. here, you can see the police advancing before the final confrontation which also killed his female relative. french authorities now say a third body, an unidentified male has been found in the rubbl

the game between germany and the netherlands canceled. th is all happening an hour and a half before the game started. there were all kind of rumors flying around as a result of this. there were stories that an ambulance or a bus found packed with explosives. not true. it doesn't appear to be the case at all. search of the stadium and the parking lot have turned up nothing. this cancellation was done as a precaution given the intel that authorities had about the serious threats aimed at the soccer stadium. folks across europe as you ca imagine on edge afr the paris attacks. word we are getting in about the paris attacks now i that the u.s. officials believe this was not influenced what happened in paris by isis. they say now it was actually directed by isis with the attacks that took place in paris. clearly we will continue to monitor all of the threats we hear about. as soon as we get them, we will be sure to pass them along to you. as soon as they come in, we will be sure to get the information and the tidbits and the threats going on.

police evacuated the stadium about 90 minutes before germany and the netherlands began play. members of the german governmeet, including chancellor angela merkel, were planning to attend the match. fallout from the paris terror attacks is becoming a partisan political at leass 31 governors oppose the obama administration's plan to resettle 10-thousand syrians in the u-s next year. all but one of those governors are republican. governors in seven states have said they will accept refugees. several others haven't commented on the issue. house speaker paul ryan is calling for a pause in the syrian refugee resettlement program. at least one suspect in the paris attacks slipped into europe posing as a syrian refugee. ryan says it's time for congress to get involved. "our nation has always been welcoming, but we cannot let terrorists take advantage of our compassion. this is a moment where iis better to bebesafe than to be sorry." ryan says a new task force will create legislation addressing the refugee issue, but didn't outline specific goals. the u-s hhs accepted 15- 2011. attorn

>> catherine:the big soccer match between germany and the netherlands was supposed to be an act of defiance against terrorists. >> catherine:with german chancellor angela merkel among the leaders scheduled to attend. >>sirens >> catherine:instead - crowds were turned around and the stadium evacuated. >> catherine:tuesday the search widened for 26-year- old salah suspected terrorists in the paris attack.amid reports of a 'second' suspect still on the run. >> catherine:one of andeslam's brothers claims the family had no idea he'd become radicalized. >> i would tell him to surrender and contacted authorities. >> catherine:the investigation has turned - believed to have been used by the suspect. >> catherine:also a cell phone believed to belong to one of the attackers - with the chilling message "ok, we're ready". >> catherine:french president francoishis military backing up the statement by pounding isis targets in syria. >> catherine:russia is also increasing its military response -- doubling the number of airstrikes in syria. >> catherine:meantime - stories from survivors continue to come in

and a soccer match between germany and the netherlands before kickoff due to information about a possible bomb threat, all of that is upsetting for claire lablonk, she was in atlantic city when she learned of the paris attacks, she is living with a mays landing family for a year while she studies at oak crest high school, she described how she felt when she got the text message. >> couldn't believe then when i saw the pictures, when i saw the people crying and running and i saw the people on the ground, i started to cry because it was just terrible. >> well, lablanc is from tuloose in france. we have continuing coverage at 6abc.com, and posted photos from the scenes as well as tributes from around the world. >>> philadelphia police say a 23-year-old man was high on marijuana when he struck and killed a woman in southeast philadelphia yesterday, malaki armstrong was not only speeding when he tried to go around a stopped septa trolley but blew through a red light, he hit merriam wilmington while she was crossing at a crosswalk, armstrong is facing a number of charges including dui and homic

they were due to play a friendly against the netherlands.ancellor angelchancerchancellr angela merkel was due to attend the match. this happened just before kick off. tell us what happened. >> i would say 90 minutes before the game was to begin i would say that the spectators, but then they had to leave very shortly. >> it must be confusing in people not knowing what is going on. >> most of them i think were aware that there could an danger. but then the police officers everybody knew. >> and were the police searching people as they left the stadium? >> we've seen the police cars chasing around the streets, they tried to get the people away from the stomach. there are a lot of rumors at the moment that the latest news that the rail station had to be evacuated as well because of fear of a threat of the people. >> we appreciate you talking to us there about that alert. thanks so much. >> media across the world is talking about the threat. isil fighters are trying to r retain areas that they have taken. isil fighters have been using the norther

he has affiliation with the netherlands in the past, john. >> frederik pleitgen for us covering the situation in paris. there was an alarming situation happening right now in the west african nation of mali. gunmen storming a hotel there. 170 people now being held hostage inside. this is a hotel with a lot of western travelers and tourists. 170 people being held hostage as we speak. much more right after the break. wfrom your cold & flu. you give them a case of the giggles. tylenol® cold helps relieve your worst cold & flu symptoms... you can give them everything you've got. tylenol® to stir up the holidays, before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store, even before they got 3% back on gas, all with no hoops to jump through, daniel, vandi, and sarah decided to use their bank americard cash rewards credit card to sweeten the holiday season. that's the spirit of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. apply online or at what makesheart healthysalad the becalifornia walnuts.r? the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy cali

breaking news about a friendly match between the netherlands and germany soccer canceled of a concrete information about a bomb threat just days after the deadly attacks in paris. bill daley is a former fbi investigator and senior vp in practice leader of control risks security consulting. he joins me from d.c. what are we to make of this? authorities got word that there was some sort of a truck bomb, could have been inside an ambulance there. they evacuate everyone. they call off the game. >> well, gretchen, i think in these days certainly following paris and just generally going forward is that this type of precautionary step, we don't know yet all the details but certainly i would suggest to you the police have a little bit more of a concern about whatever is either in that van, in that truck, or perhaps in around the stadium that required them to really stop the game from going on tonight. i think unfortunately it's not just a matter of panic. i think in this case there's probably something behind it that gave them a level of credibility behind what threat may be. >> they say concr

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. >> reporter: she's talking about this what had been billed between germany and the netherlands was abruptly canceled after a concrete they say venues like the garden with extra police and metal detectors on hand are taking necessary steps. for these fans the danger is worlds away. >> even after the deal in boston, i really wasn't that worried about i want. the city of boston has always been a safe city despite the things that's happened over time but they look at them as isolated incidents and i think that's the way they should look at them. >> reporter: it remains pretty much the same as it's always been. one, be aware of the closest exit and in the event of an emergency try to remain as calm as you possibly can. >>> tonight this woman is behind bars in boston. witnesses say she tried to open the exit door mid flight. they insist this wasn't terrorism, but especially after the attacks in paris that was frightening. julie is live with us where she is. >> reporter: state police tell us this woman was unable to post her $1,000 cash bail so she will stay here overnight from a short di

today a friendly match between germle any and the netherlands was cancelled 90 minutes before kickoff after police received what they refer ed to as concrete information that someone was planning to set off explosives inside the stadium manover. fans were evacuated including angela merkel. no explosives for found. safety will be top of mind when one of the biggest sporting events comes to the south bay. super bowl 50 is less than 3 months away. le vi held a huge safety drill to put security training to the test. the operation involves helicopters, ambulances, the bomb squad as well. marianne favro has a look at how the drill went. >> reporter: come february 7, about 70,000 people will pour into levi stadium here. today as he law enforcement agencies came together to strategize new ways to keep the fans safe. if you saw a military transport helicopter flying near levi stadium today, no need to be alarmed. this was only a test. stan that clara police, fbi and other law enforcement agencies gathered to train for any possible issues at super bowl 50. listen closely. a flash bang, possibly

turned out to be a false alarm, bubuthe match between germany and the netherlands was canceled. soccer was played in london as two rivals stood together. here's mark phillips. >> viva la france! >> reporter: when is a game more than a game? when the visiting team's anthem is the theme song of the night. when the national stadium of england is decorated in the colors and slogan of the old sporting enemy, france. when the game comes just four days after suicide bombers tried to blow themselves up in the crowd during another game in paris. but had to settle for detonating outside when they couldn't get in. when two members of the french team were directly affected by the attacks, lassana diara's cousin was killed. antoine griezmann's sister escaped from the bataclan hall massacre. when the heaviest security anybody can remember is set up around the stadium. it was the french who said they wanted this game to go ahead. the english not only agreed. they turned it into an exercise in solidarity. >> we here to support england, we're here to support frce. we're here to say yes to peace

victims and survivors from 50 years ago will hold a so-called people's tribunal next week in the netherlands, so far it's reacted by banning discussions and silencing victims once again. step vaessen, al jazeera, bali. fest. >> controversy plan to introduce state authored history textbooks in schools. the decision has been met with widespread opposition. harry fawcett is at a protest in seoul. >> reporter: holding a protest outside a government building in seoul, you call them a press conference. these are people who are opposed to the government brings in its own history textbooks, to correct the way history is taught to young people in this country. there has been the requisite period for jj e-judging public opinion. the press conference/are public appearance. >> we should make a correct history textbook that is based on objective historical facts and serves the values of the constitution. >> there are currently eight textbooks privately produce id and seven of the eight offer a biased version of history and the other one is used in 3 of 8,000 public schools. opposition parties, university

the soccer match between germany and the netherlands canceled earlier today.curity officials received quote mounting information about possible attacks. for the latest developments, we bring in fox's rick leventhal live in paris. i understand that police are now

story -- first, in germany, fears of a planned bombing at a soccer game between germany and the netherlands prompted an evacuation in hanover, germany. investigators say there were specific investigations -- specific information about a -- an attack. expected to be at the game. police also evacuated a nearby arena where a concert was about to start. the game has been called off and the german team was playing france on friday night when the stadium was attacked. also breaking news in paris -- investigators searching for a second fugitive they say was involved. tonight, that person is not being identified. three and -- three anonymous sources say he or she was directly involved. -- c -- key suspect in the case. today. phil: breaking news in boston -- an intoxicated passenger flight that landed at logan. the door midair. reporter: i spoke to a number of did not seem to be very unnerved by the incident despite everything going on in europe. they applauded the british air flight crew for their handling of what the airline described as an unruly and abusive passenger. passengers on the british a

the soccer game was supposed to take place tonight between germany and the netherlands. german chancellor merkel was even supposed to come and show that germany would not be intimidated by terrorists but then it was canceled over terrorism fears. there was a second stadium where a concert was scheduled and it was evacuated as well. despite report of bomb and gun plot, the german ministry is refusing to say what made them cancel the match. he said it would "unsettle" germans. the latest in the newsroom is no bomb has been found at this hour. reporting live in the newsroom, i'm tom roussey, abc7 news. leon: thank you. keep us posted. hundreds of thousands of syrian refugees are in limbo at this hour. the u.s. promised to take in 10,000 of them. maureen: there is concerned that terrorists could infiltrate the refugees so half of the u.s. governors are now declaring they don't want syrians in their state. leon: can they keep them out? what happens now? kevin lewis? kevin: chris christie says the u.s. should go so far to deny 3-year-old orphans from the war-torn country. mean

and the match was going to be netherlands. but an hour and a half before it began, the match was abruptly canceled and fans were told to leave. no explosive have been found

the hunt for salah abdeslam has now been extended to the netherlands.nlike seven of the other attackers, he didn't blow himself up, but, instead, slipped through the fingers of french police as he escaped. french media is reporting that this is who thought to have detonated a suicide bomb on wednesday as police stormed the hideout of abaaoud. french police say they found her passport at the scene and identified her body using fingerprints. this audio apparently records aitboulahcen's last moments alive as they demanded to know the whereabouts of abaaoud. french media obtained video that purportedly shows the moment of the blags. the blast. acquaintances have said aitboulahcen didn't seem like an extremist. she liked to party, drank occasionally, she drank in the evenings, who said this man who claimed to know her. police searched the apartment of aitooulahcen's mother, one the french government says abdelhamid abaaoud who fought with isis, was able to re-enter europe undetected, raising concerns about border control. about 1,000 french citizens are thou

there have been sightings of him in france, belgium and possibly the netherlands. at sea, the usa s corsage launched jets for the first time first mission over iraq the french are also intensifying their air strikes on isis in syria as well as iraq. and the u.s. secretary of defense ash carter says the u.s. is prepared to change its he said eventually isis will be defeated. we're live in times square this morning, dray clark, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. stay with eyewitness news for breaking updates on the paris acabs can continue to bring -- attacks and continue to bring you new details at abcny7 as well as the facebook and twit ere pages. -- twitter pages. >>> developing a small plane vanished from radar, rescuers are waiting for the fog to clear to resume their. >>> . >> they believe it went down at danbury. eyewitness news reporter kala rama is live in north salem with more. kala? >> reporter: shirleen, good morning. according to danbury municipal airport in connecticut, that pilot made contact and was cleared to land but that was the last transmis