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issue of the magazine the attackers tried to stop "charlie hebdo" is on the way to news standing across franceas a cartoon of the prophet muhammad on its cover. >>> turning to breaking news to the bottom of the java sea, investigators found the fuselage at the bottom of the sea. the divers recovering the second black box. the cockpit voice recorder buried beneath a mangled wing. david molko tracking the latest developments for us live from jakarta, indonesia. important clue for investigators now. both of those recorders, black boxes are in their hands. >> reporter: christine, that is right. a major breakthrough with the cockpit voice recorder out of the water. let's paint the picture. the senior search and rescue official. he has been in front of the cameras and on the other side of the java sea where they are staging the helicopters and ships. he is saying divers located the fuselage. we continue to try to get more information from him and other authorities. the transport investigators and military. those are the front lines. at this point, they have located the fuselage. christine, that is s

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who over the decades over the centuries, have become, as another american who loved france and new france very well, he knew the price of conflict. the french became stronger, have become stronger. my mother is the source of my special affection for france and the source of my knowledge of its history. she participated in the historical events of world war ii. an american lady born in paris she became a nurse and she cared for the wounded. on the eve of the occupation of paris by the nazis, she fled with her sister on a bicycle. they cycled across france. they fled under the bullets of the occupiers. they ended up in portugal where they managed to get onto a ship which took them to the united states. one of the most vivid memories i have of my youth was that of my first visit to france with my pants. it was the first time my mother returned to france since she had fled from france during world war ii. i remember the noise. we saw the ruins of paris that had been bombed and the home in which she lived which was destroyed. only a stone staircase with a few chimneys stood. it was only years

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a new search for clues at the site where one of two deadly sieges ended in france's deadliest terror attack in decades. this morning, new information about what led to the decision to launch simultaneous attacks. plus, more details about the weapons used in those attacks. how did the suspects get their hands on them in a country known for strict gun laws? >>> also the tributes in paris and beyond to remember the 17 lives lost in those attacks. good morning, everyone. welcome to a special edition of "weekends with alex witt." the shooting rampage that had terrorized the french capital since wednesday is over. at least 17 french citizens were killed. those attacks began wednesday at the office of the newspaper charlie hebdo. late friday french police raided a printing factory. the two were killed in the gun battle with police. meanwhile, an associate of the suspects took several hostages at a kosher market in paris and he was killed as heavily armed police raided that shop. four hostages died in that siege.siege siege. french authorities are now searching for this woman. and the main sy

john kerry says he plans to visit france on thursday,. >>> there's much more ahead on "action news" at 1:30. a routine traffic stop takes a turn for the worst for one police officer in florida we'll tell you why his daughter was one of the first people on the scene to help. >> could your smart phone be making you sick. find out why all that time with your device could be hurting you. >>> meteorologist david murphy returns with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" comes right back. >> the body of a worker who died thursday in the collapse of a bucks county silo has been recovered. crews found 48-year-old tony gabriel yesterday afternoon. the structure gave way burying gabriel under tons of dry concrete. >>> a boy fell from 30 feet he was five years old and flown to children's hospital. the other than said the accident happened on a beginners chairlift and the boy was alone in the seat at the time. the restraint bar was up and the lift did not malfunction. >>> a traffic stop went wrong for a police officer in florida. a woman took off dragging the sergeant with

. >> vet tore crashes thank youment back to breaking news right now, police in france say they're closing in on two men suspected in the terror attack on a saturday ear call magazine. >> security forces are staging a operation northeast of paris. alphonso van marsh joins us from london. we understand this is now a hostage situation; can you tell us more? >> reporter: that's right, ukee, it is a fluid situation the focus that far manhunt for those two fugitives is now about 25 miles northeast of paris, there are helicopters hovering over a small village, hundreds every police on the gown, french police official says at least one hostage has been takenment france's interior minister says operation to detain the suspect is underway. said and sharif are the most wanted men in france. >> the massive manhunt for two heavily armed fugitive brothers has now shifted to a town 25 miles northeast of paris. a french security official says the suspects stole a car this morning, and are on the move again. hundreds of police and security officers are on the scene, overnight police began searching homes

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coming up: update on breakining news in france. where massive manhunt is underway for the two suspect who attacked a newspaper office in paris, we have the word they've taken at least one hostage. nicole? >> and ukee, shots rang out in parking lot of 24 hour wal-mart store in northeast philadelphia. coming up: live with the latest on the investigation. >>> nicole thanks, also, vittoria and katie return, they've got traffic and weather together on the 3's. you saw nicole getting some snowflakes already. katie has your forecast, torrey checking the puffs knows winter is hard on your face. the start of sneeze season. the wind-blown watery eyes. and of course, the snow angels with your little angels. that's why puffs is soft. puffs plus lotion is gentle on sensitive skin. they help soothe irritation by locking in moisture better. so you can always put your best face forward. a face in need deserves puffs indeed. try puffs softpack today. it's the flexible pack that fits anywhere. >> a lost taj has been taken and security forces corn ea

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overnight, there was a new threat against france from the north africa branch. they posted on the internet today, france pays the cost. the coalition fighting isis.

. >>> 5:35 we're staying on top of breaking news out of france. nbc news is reporting there has been an explosion outside a mosque in paris. this is a live picture of the scene near that explosion. at this point, no injuries reported, but we're working to find out more about this explosion and how it may be related to what happened yesterday. also nbc news is reporting two police officers were shot in paris, just a few hours ago. the associated press is now reporting that one of those officers has died. again, two police officers shot in paris today, according to ap one of them is dead. and this all comes just one day after that terrorist attack at a magazine office that left a dozen people dead. the two officers wounded in today's shooting were in grave condition. again, ap reporting that one of them is dead. we don't know yet if this is connected to the massacre at the magazine office in paris. after that attack the french president has declared today a national day of mourning. police made several arrests overnight. two of the named suspects are

france is ongoing. a report coming up in just a minute. >>> and we're following breaking news out of france. police are in a standoff hostage situation with the two men wanted for wednesday's magazine office massacre. this is a live look at that scene in france. suspects are holed up in a printing shop. they exchanged gunfire earlier with police. the suspects are talking to a police negotiator right now, but they have said that they are ready to die as martyrs. >>> i'm monique braxton live in antioch manay manayunk. just enough snow to cover some area that may still be iced over from earlier this week. you notice when you come to your car, some windows may not be covered, but others will be. you may be able to move this with just a little dusting with a brush or your own windshield wiper. be careful this morning, you want to have a want to make sure you do that. live in manayunk monique ] teenteen braxton braxton. >>> reminder for drivers 78 westbound is closed as you approach route 33. you're seeing this live picture near morganhill road. a huge backup. stick to 22 to get around it. >>> now

>>> following breaking news out of france. right now police are in a standoff with those suspects from wednesday's terror attack. 20 miles northeast of paris and the story is changing throughout the morning. >> shots have been fired and a lot of tension in this town. vai sikahema is live monitoring all these developments. vai? >> good morning. as i speak, french president is addressing his nation in france as police hunt for the suspects involved in wednesday's massacre. now, bc news has people listening in and translating his remarks. right now this is what we know. in the last 45 minutes paris' charles de gaulle airport closed two runways to arrivals. all because of a massive manhunt that you mentioned and the shootout with police. the suspects involved have taken a hostage. about two hours ago reports of gunfire at an apartment not far from the airport. hence the reason for closing those two runways. we learned there was a shootout with police. this all comes as police chase these two brothers. two are said to be linked to

new york. >> and i'm jim sciutto in paris. welcome to our coverage of events in paris, in france including a new terror warning tonight. a fresh wave of fear rising in paris. a french police source tells cnn terror sleeper cells were activated just over the last 24 hours inside france. police officers have been told to erase their social media accounts and to carry their guns now at all times. up next i'll talk to a cnn analyst who spoke with french police about those terror cells. >>> meanwhile, the hunt is on for a woman personally connected to all three terrorists who launched attacks in and around paris this week. hayat boumediene is the only person suspected to the terrorists in paris that is still alive. a source tells cnn that boumediene entered france from turkey. >>> meanwhile, hezbollah's leader is condemning the terrorists who slaughtered 12 people at "charlie hedbo," a satirical magazine. listen to what he had to say -- >> translator: and those through their actions, words and shameful heinous, violent, inhuman and brutal practices, offended the messenger of god. the religion of god, prophets of god, the boo

. >>> happening now, new terror threats and new controversy in france as the new edition of charlie hebdo hits newsstands this morning. the country on heightened alert as investigators search for more terrorist who is may have been involved in last week's attacks. we are tracking all of the latest developments. >>> welcome back to "early start," i'm christine romans in new york. >> and i'm john berman live in. paris this morning. about 30 minutes past the hour. we want to welcome all our viewers in. the united states and around the world. this morning there is defiance also new threats of violence in response. that as the new issue of charlie hebdo hit the streets in paris this morning and around this country. on the cover is a cartoon of the prophet mohammed which is considered to be offensive by. many muslims. websites have been calling for more terror attacks in response. police investigators, officials in this country and beyond still seeking suspects that they believe could be connected o to the massacres last week at charlie hebdo behind me and the kosher supermarket. there was one

let's bring you up to date with the breaking news out of france. two brothers wanted over the attack on satirical french magazine "charlie hebdo" have been killed northeast of paris. just minutes later, officer raided a jewish supermarket in eastern paris. the scene of another hostage crisis. the gunman there was killed. four of his hostages also died. that man was wanted for gunning down a policewoman on thursday. laurence lee reports now from northeast of paris where the hunt for the "charlie hebdo" suspects came to a violent end. >> reporter: when it ended it was quick and much earlier that many expected. flashes, the sound of automatic gunfire, and then silence. in all the standoff lasted no more than than 15 to 20 seconds but it left the brothers dead accused of "charlie hebdo" massacre. the standoff lasted the whole day. during rush hour in the morning we saw lines of police vans tearing up the motorway north of paris and into the small town. a helicopter ambulance flew there. rumors emerged later disproved that the gunman shot someone dead d

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he says france has talked about growing extremism but it is time for a new discussion. >> i tout we were being really careful about that, because we talk a lot about extremism but maybe it wasn't enough. >> and john, later on today it is already friday morning here in france, later on today, we will hear from muslim leader whose are expected to speak out during friday prayers. and then don't forget, this weekend, a very large rally to the center of paris through the heart of paris down passed the scene where the shooting occurred is scheduled to take place on sunday, and tens of thousands of the french are expected to turn out for that. back to you. >> dana lewis in paris, thank you. we are learning more tonight about the suspects still on the lose. >> first of all we are learning that homeland security says that two of these suspects were on the u.s. no fly list. and as the hunt continue as fuller picture is beginning to come together thanks in part to a fresh documentary. >> walking the streets with pace then rapping and dancing wearing baggy pants and a baseball hat. a french document

, which is the news that everybody watches in francewatch one news, that is what you watch in france. he had about half an hour on the 8:00 news last night. this book is called submission and it is a fiction. it depicts france in the elections in 2022 where you have an islamic party against the national front. in this book, you have an islamic candidate winning over the election against the other candidate. in france women cannot work anymore. they are wearing the veil. they are banned from school. it is obvious a very dark fiction. >> this is one of the central frustrations in europe right now, that you have this good proud tradition of multiculturalism. and one of the things in france and germany and the netherlands that they are being frustrated with is that you have this rise of intolerance and ironically it is being accepted in a very european way. it's a cultural situation that nobody really knows how to handle. >> caroline, thank you so much. i'm sure we will be speaking to you. scarlet, give us an update. >> the euro is up this

breaking news at 6:03 out of france. police have two suspects wanted for the deadly shooting at the french magazine surrounded. reportedly holding a has hosostage. >>> the brothers have been in contact with a hostage negotiator. they say they are prepared to die as martyrs. french police and military set to take them down. the small is unfolding. they are apparently surrounded by police. these are two of the three men responsible for the shooting ram page at charlie hebdo. you have 8,000 people who live there told to stay inside their homes, to lock their doors, windows. schools on lockdown. here's what the french interior minister said happened. the two brothers were involved in a car jacking. that started a gun battle. they have at least one person held hostage at a factory nearby. this is not far from the gas station where the two brothers were reportedly spotted yesterday. also close to charles dugall airport. there is concern of a firefight and that aircraft could become involved. so two runways are closed. french p

new shooting. police officer killed south of paris today. we are minutes away from a moment of silence in france. y. >> the deadliest terror attack in france in decades. >> just down from where we are now, are the offices are "charlie hebdo." >> bodies on the shore. people were crying out for help. >> this was more organized than what i expected to see. >> freedom of expression is something that cannot be silenced. >> it won't schedule by killing us. >> this house stands united with the french people. >> shocked and confused. >> we stand squarely for free speech and democracy. >> there is no right or left there is french people saying no to terror. >>> all right i'm chris cuomo here in paris, right down the street from the offices of the magazine "charlie hebdo." the area is now flooded with people who are getting ready for a moment of silence, this is a population of journalists and locals ready to come together in the name of freedom and remembering what "charlie hebdo" was all about. to you in new york. >> i'm alisyn camerota along with michaela pereira here in new york we're covering all angle

breaking news out of france. . we are following all of these developments. go to ktvu.com, as well as twitter and facebook ç?m(xdm3ççñ?ñrv kslú è loping story. >> we will follow that. >>> our time is 8:42. back here at home, on a much lighter note, vintage toys are making people in fact, if you happen to have old toys hidden in uyñ?q&Ñ[íi4÷k0 t=82/'p wíug> reporter: you are jealous? i got something for you, dave. just hold on for a couple minutes. i got something for you. >> all right. >> reporter: but it is bringing a smile to me as well this morning. hopefully it is to many of our bay area viewers as well. if you've got vintage toys collecting dust in your closet or in your garage, you might want to dig those out. you could probably get top dollar for them. this is the man that could tell you if you are or not. this is joel mcgee, america's toy scout. good morning to you. >> thanks for having me. >> reporter: let's get

we follow two major breaking news stories for you. first in francet of the gunman of the paris terror attack where is police are focused now, and the new evidence investigators say these brothers left behind. >>

news alert. security forces are right now combing the streets of paris, searching for gunman that stormed a office and executed the staff. >> 12 people are dead and all of france remains on high alert. we'll cover all of the news "happening now". >> terror in paris. targeting multiple victims and freedom of the press. masked gunmen murdering journalist and others in cold blood in a newspaper headquarters. fox news reports on the motivation behind the sickening attack. >> i can confirm for you if this bill happens in congress the president will not sign it either. >> a new threat over on the key stone pipeline. the republican congress makes it clear that that is on the must do list. competting agendas. will they compromise or clash. and nothing to cheer an alarming new report said six new people die from alcohol poisoning every day. the one group most at risk might surprise you. it is all "happening now". >> we begin our second hour with breaking news out of france. thousands of officers on the hunt for three gunmen who stormed a newspaper office and murdered 12 innocent people. welcome to the second hour of "happening now". i am jon scott. >> and i am jenna le

news. live pictures in france this morning.e stand offs in france surrounding the search for the gunman who killed at least 12 people in a shooting rampage at a newspaper earlier this week. there is so much going on. the focus is on eastern france. there are hostages that have been taken the police is zeroing in. i'm trying not to step over what alex savidge will be telling you in a few seconds. there are reports that hostages may have been killed. but there is a still developing very fluid situation as we look at these live pictures from france. we will get an update on all of what we know coming up in minutes. so stay tuned. it is friday morning, january 9th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. it's 5:32. let's check in with steve. what is our weekend going to be like? >> cloudy. very hazy. we have a lot of cloud cover over us. there could be a little isolated shower. a light sprinkle or two. no big deal but it's there. a little system is spinning in. it looks like it wants to go visit mont

thanks for being here with us from bbc world news. france is to mobilize 10,000 troops to protect the country, this on the back of last week's terrorist attacks in paris. the defense minister says they will boost security around what he describes as sensitive sights including jewish schools. well, the move alerts from a crisis meeting to discuss security at the palace that took place this morning. 17 people died in the attacks carried out by three islamist gunmen. the scene of one of the attacks was a kosher supermarket in paris. that's expected to receive a visit shortly from israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who is in paris. as of course is tim wilcox following all events. tim, this will be a symbolic visit, wouldn't it? >> reporter: it will david. we've been told by the israeli embassy here that he will be visiting that supermarket. now that is where the four hostages were killed we think, by amedy coulibaly, the gunman before he was then shot dead by police on friday evening. it's a kosher supermarket. it's in a mixed area. the

. >>> we are continuing to follow breaking news out of france. that country dealing with its worst terrorist attack in recent memory. massed gunmen stormed a newspaper killing 12 people including the editor and two police officers. the gunmen were caught on camera escaping. they remain on the loose at this house. witnesses say the gunmen were shouting, god is great as they were shooting. eight other people were wounded in the attack. four critically. this is the second attack on this magazine. the old headquarters were gutted in 2011 by a fire bomb after the magazine ran an image of mohammed on its cover. this is france's deadliest terror attack in two decades. french authorities continue the manhunt for the suspects. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. world leaders are condemning the attack. >> i know this house and this country stands united with the french people in our opposition to all forms of terrorism. we stand squarely for free speech and democracy. >> this is a terrible act of violence and one that we condemn in the stron

tracking an icy mix that could cause havoc for your morning commute. >> and new details coming in about the terrorist spree in franceity right here in philadelphia. d >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> the gunmen are dead but tonight france is still on alert. a manhunt is under way to find those who helped carry out a terror spree that killed more than a dozen people. not long ago president obama addressed the situation in france. >> we grieve with you, we fight alongside you to uphold our values, the values we share, universal values that bind us together as friends and as allies. >> here at home a live look at love park where a rally for france is about to begin. from the initial attack to the standoff to the explosions and gunshot as it ended, our nbc 10 mobile app was sending alerts out about every new development. here's where things stand now. the two hostage situations came to an end after about seven hours. within the last 30 minutes, a french prosecutor said the brothers in wednesday's terror attack fired at police. two officers were injured. an employee was hiding out on the second floor of the building without

news. these are live pictures from france.opments. [ technical difficulties ] . >> cloudy and hazy. uneventful. >> i wouldn't say my feet will be up on the desk. your heater has been kicking on nonstop. well it's kind of taking a little break because the cloud cover is in. that means lots are up. a lot of cloud cover, not much else. if any rain falls it will billion very light and brief and i think it will be more sprinkles than anything else. so for the morning commute expect for patchy fog it's just cloudy. mostly cloudy at noon. hazy skies. we will continue that this evening. there is no other issues here. 40s and 50s instead of the 20s and 30s. it's painly in the 40s and 50s. even the higher elevations have come down on the temps. everyone is close. there was a little hint of a west wind along the coast. for those along the coast, you know it has been really nice. well today it changes. cloudy to mostly cloudy. patchy fog and hazy. 50s and 60s within a couple of degrees. north bay and south bay. sal, any updates here besid

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abc7 news. >> solidarity with france is strong here in the bay area. a large crowd carrying "je suis charlie" signs and french flags gathered this afternoon in front of san francisco city hall. this is one of at least 20 countries around the country today. the crowd observed a minute of silence to remember and respect the victims of last week's terror attacks. >>> we will have continuing coverage of the terror attack in paris on air and online at abc7news.com. our reporting continues now on twitter. >>> another "spare the air" day tomorrow the 11th in a row tying a record from december of 132013 for most consecutive alerts. drew tuma is here now. blaming it on the wind. >> the lack of wind keeping air stagnant for an 11th day. "spare the air" in effect. poor air quality is forecast again in the north bay and santa clara valley for your monday, and the four-day outlook shows you going back up to more moderate levels as you get into mid-week this week. the reason why the winds will finally switch. going into the wind forecast by tuesday afternoon, we get

from . >>> new this morning, france is rolling out sweeping new measures aimed at safeguarding the country from terror. after the wake of the massacres in paris. orchestrated by islamist terror groups. the french prime minister announced what he calls exceptional measures. including $500 million and hiring new law enforcement personnel. officials tell cnn the terrorists may have been told to leave france weeks ago. amedy coulibaly's wife left to go to syria. they could return to europe to launch more attacks. let's bring in senior correspondent jim bittermann now. >> reporter: good morning, john. those off to syria are out of reach and they don't have control. they know who they are and they can watch them with the flights from turkey and other parts of the region. there is worry there is anything else about what the prime minister said. the 3,000 people who need surveillance in france. people who for one reason or another, the french authorities believe have been radicalized. all of the hiring going on one of the people that will be hired are people going to be doing that surveillance. th

speblt mostly with speculation and a few dwranular details with what happened today late in the news cycle in france this local prosecutor in paris gave a press conference where he laid out a lot of new details that we did not know before his press conference about how events todayapparently unfolding. what we heard from the prosecutor did not report with a lot of on-the-fly reporting that was going on. the way the prosecutor understands it locally, this is what happened. at around 8:00 a.m. local time this morning, the kouachi brothers emerged from the forest. they had been hiding overnight in the woods old paris. they hijacked a car and then rammed that car into a police patrol car. they then exchanged gunfire with police. the older of the two brothers was apparently lightly injured in that gun pat e battle. the brothers then fled on foot. at that plant, they took a hos tang. they had that one hostage. what the suspecteds did not know at the time is there was actually a second person another employee inside that building with them. they never knew that, apparently. that etch ploy yee was on anothe

news overseas. we've just learned shots had been fired in france as police close in on the brother wanted for the magazine massacre in paris. >> also, a young boy dice in a new jersey elementary school in a freak accident. >> and are a abuse allegations a laughing matter to bill cosby? hear the joke he just made at his latest show. we're back at the top of the hour. >>> police exchange gunfire with two brothers wanted for this week's terrorist attack in paris. there are reports the brothers have a hostage, as well. we're following the latest developments as this manhunt intensifies. >> also, developing right now wal-mart parking lot turns into a crime scene after a man is shot several times overnight. we're there live with what police say led to that shooting. >> hi, everyone, it is friday, january 9th, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. also this morning did pennsylvania's top prosecutor break the law? kathleen cane's under fire this morning the growing trouble that could put her in court. and, what she says about the accusations. katy? >> and erika, storm scan3 lighting up with some snow. it d

only from xfinity. >>> following breaking news for two french suspects in france. to track down the two attackers before they strike again. raising new fears of terrorism from europe to the united states. a short time ago president obama visiting the french embassy in washington. the president signed the condolence book eric holder will head for meeting with international officials about terror threats, foreign fighters and countering violent extremism. look at this picture. this was yesterday it shows the gruesome terrorist aftermath. what are other american leaders doing? is enough being done to fight this war against pure evil. former ambassador john bolton joins us. good evening sir. i don't know how you cannot be disturbed when you look at our map to see how around the world these hot spots are growing and growing and growing. this is not a good sign. >> no. and the attacks are coming against major western centers. it's paris yesterday day before london drummer killed in cold blood with hatchets and machetes the attack in ottawa. the attack is sydney, australi

posted a new message on twitter overnight, calling on sympathizers to strike the soldiers, strike their police, cucurity and intelligence members in the west. the target countries, the u.s., france, australia and canada. the new video is a recut of a previous call to arms posted last september. following that posting, the world saw lone wolf attacks in canada, when a gunman attacked parliament and killed a soldier. authorities investigating if it was isis inspired. this siege of a chocolate shop in australia last month, which left two hostages and a gunman dead. all that before this week's massacre at a satirical newspaper in paris, and a hostage standoff apparently perpetrated by another member of the same terror cell, who in a new video posted online overnight pledged allegiance to the leader of isis. the fear tonight, this new posting on social media, inspiring more lone wolf attacks. >> the thing that worries me the most right now is the buzz on social media, whether it comes from a specific brute like isis or whether it's just on the chatrooms. >> reporter: today, authorities were taking no chances with this new threat. new york police immediately respond, warning officers

france. >>> 5:36. in business news how amazon is following in the footsteps of netflix. >>> how stock market is responding to the huge sell off earlier this week. money watch's jill wagner joins us from the stock exchange in new york good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a bounce back on wall street and once again it is mostly about oil. this time prices stabilized even heading higher and that sent the markets higher. the dow jones shot up 212 points, the nasdaq added almost 58. there is also some good news about jobs. pay we will processor ad thep says businesses ramped up last movement some say if the pace continues and u.s. could return to full employment, by next year. >>> amazon is beefing up its line up of original tv shows. the company will debut 13 new series starting on january 15th including down dog the the story of the man who teaches yoga to trophy wife's. there are also six children shows, amazon is taking a page from netflix which saw huge success from original shows like house of card. >>> and most p

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visit ncicap.org] >> we are monitoring breaking news from paris, france, and active manhunt underway for two people accused of carrying out a terror attack at a magazine office. 12 were killed. coverage of that in a moment. >> the top story tonight is the dangerously cold temperatures settling in. right now, it is about 12 degrees at dulles, but it feels like it is below zero, creating a dangerous situation on the roads. loudoun county has canceled school tomorrow. >> we have other delays scrolling on your screen and we will have them for you. for now, let's get to steve rudin. what is the word? >> it will be downright cold one of the coldest mornings we have seen all season. the temperatures continue to fall. right now, 10 degrees at dulles international airport, the same in gaithersburg, 16 at reagan national. further to the west, air temperature of two degrees in elkins, west virginia. that is just the first half of the story. take the windchill factor well below zero to the north and west. across most of montgomery county fairfax, loudoun county frederick county, western maryland

the gloves are valued at about $1,400. >>> once again we are following breaking news from france, a police officer in suburban paris has been shot and killed another person is injury. the the the shootings come as police search for two brothers allegedly involved in yesterday's deadly attacks in paris that killed 12 people. >>> also breaking news a house fire in ogontz has claimed life of the disable veteran in his 70's. philadelphia's first fire death of 2015. >>> viewing for west chester university senior shane montgomery is five to 9:00 tonight at saint john the baptist in manayunk. montgomery went missing the nate before thanksgiving his body was found, last weekend. we will be right back. i guess i never really gave much thought to the acidity in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. it never dawned on me that it could hurt your teeth. my dentist has told me your enamel is wearing away, and that sounded really scary to me and i was like well can you fix it can you paint it back on and he explained that it was not something that grows back, it's kind of

. >>> we have some breaking news out of france right now. police confirm a new shooting this morning at 8:00 a.m. local time in montrouge, southwest of paris. two people were shot one is a local traffic officer. their conditions are unknown at this time. there's no indication if this has any connection to yesterday's mass shooting that left 12 people dead. we'll continue to monitor this. stay right here to msnbc for the very latest. i'm francis rivera. >> lawrence a donnell? >> thank you. the news is continuing to break. thanks, we'll continue our live coverage of the manhunt in france. one suspect is in custody and two are still at large. >> three masked gunmen stormed into the paris headquarters of the weekly magazine "charlie hebdo." >> killing at least a dozen people in the newsroom. >> one of them stayed in the car. the other two entered the building and began firing. >> a series of gunshots were heard, at least 30 rounds by some estimates. >> killing editor stephane charbonnier, his bodyguard and eight others. >> "charlie hebdo" has bee

france yesterday. closing out a week that has seen so much violence. nbc news's correspondent joining me. how is the white house we re acting to this? >> president obama, top officials at the white house have been in contact with their counterparts in france throughout the week, monitoring the situation there. they are offering the support of the united states. at the same time, president obama getting regularly grieved on america's security posture. we know federal officials have asked state and local officials to increase their level of awareness. also, security has been increased at french consulates in major cities across the united states. new york, chicago, atlanta, boston, to name just a few. the security service has stepped up some of its parols. this is something that is being monitored quite closely. but at the same time, as you pointed out, president obama has been very focused this week on sending a message to france, to the world, that the united states stands shoulder to shoulder with france. the president visiting the french embassy on thursday, calling france america's olde

. >> now turning to the developing news from france, where three days of a nationwide manhunt have come to a bloody end. the two brothers want to for killing a dozen people wednesday were killed in a hail of gunfire. another suspect, a woman, is on the loose at this hour. marcia gonzales reports. >> two tenths standoffs lead in being three accused terrorists in france dead. >> we are hopeful the immediate threat is resolved. >> at this printing company outside of paris, the police cornered the two brothers that they say carried out the massacre at the satirical newspaper "charlie hebdo." they hold up inside, not knowing an employee was there. and the brothers came out shooting before being killed by the police. he reportedly called a french tv station saying they were commissioned by al qaeda in yemen and were defending the prophet mohammed. inside of a kosher supermarket east of paris, another accused terrorist killed for hostages. he reportedly called the same television station, claiming he synchronized his attack with the brothers and he was a member of isis. investigators say the m

. >>> breaking news out of paris, france, one of three terrorists accused of killing 12 journalists turned himself into police. that suspect is 18 and we also got new pictures of the other two suspects and here they are. they are brothers and both in their 30s. agents raided one of the homes 80 miles north of paris today. more on the late developments we go to the big board. >> these develops happening and you are speaking of this operation in the home. this is video from inside once the police got in there. this is the french northeastern city, in connection with the search of the suspects of the charlie hebdo attack. france's president called the attacked barbaric. midmorning, 11:30 a.m. paris time terrorists wearing ski masks and automatic weapons fired bullets at the office of charlie hebdo a satirical newspaper known for poking fun at islam and other religions. and the shooters aimed at two doormen killing one. the gunmen encounter a cartoonist for the paper and her young daughter and force the employee to give them the office security code and enter. their target the staff of the new

news. air france will pass savings from lower fuel rices onto the customer. bloomberg in an exclusive interview. >> it is true that oil prices are low now. which is diminishing the impact of the low fuel price. the industry is worldwide competition. it ensures part of the benefit we have. >> british airways owner is planning to increase its offer for aer lingus. that is according to people familiar with the matter. it could happen as early as this week. no final decision has been made. stay with bloomberg for more news from the finance industry. aircraft orders are expected to fall on lower fuel rices. bloomberg will be speaking to the airbus chief executive at 11:30 u.k. time. a supermarket chain is started a look for a new chief executive. dalton phillips will be stepping down after the year end results. nuclear management harbors is to be stripped of its management contract to clean up a nuclear waste site. that is according to "the financial times." the decommissioning authority is fixed acted to take over a u.s. company, a french energy group and a u.k.