national cemetery after hosting a breakfast at the white house honoring america' s veterans and their famiilies. meanwhile the obama , administration is calling on congress to pass measures to help military veterans gain easier access to health care and disability benefits. there are close to 100,000 veterans in new hampshire. today there are several events , planned around the state in their honor. state leaders including governor maggie hassan are honoring granite state veterans past and present at an annual ceremony happening now at the state veterans cemetery in boscawen. also many companies and businesses are offering special deals for service members, you wmur.com. a marine from connecticut is passing through the granite state as he embarks on a 300 mile walk to raise awareness about veterans struggling with ptsd. dave pierce started the wounded walk, mission new england in portland, maine yesterday. not only is he walking 300-miles, but he' s doing it with 40 pounds on his back to represent his fallen brothers and sisters. pierce is planning to stop in portsmouth sometime today before making his way to massa

state. 3 the keystone x-l pipeline project - connecting the u-s and canada - is not moving forward.( sot: president barack obama )"america is now a global leader when it comes to taking serious action to fight climate change, and frankly approving this project would have undercut that leadership"president obama announced the decision friday -- flanked by vice president joe biden, and secretary of state john kerry -- who, just an hour beforehand, had met with the president to recommend rejecting the deal. the pipeline would have crossed 6-states -- moving more than 800-thousand barrels of petroleum every day from canada -- to the gulf coast. (nat) - protestsit's triggered protests -- and political debates. many democrats spoke out against the pipeline over environmental concerns. many republicans supported it -- calling it necessary for energy security and job creation.( sot: president barack obama )"while our politics have been consumed by a debate over whether or not this pipeline would create jobs and lower gas prices, we've gone ahead and created jobs and lowered gas prices." new house speaker paul ryan issued a state

not long after the deal was sealed, president obama s seen enjoying a round of golf with ubs chairman for the americas robert wolf. he told us he did not know about the deal before hand and the u.s. busins esses he managed were ot under investigation. he went on to become one of obama's biggest campapan donation bundlers in 2012. ubs donations to the clinton hillary helped broker the deal, according to the "wall street journal." clinton campaign spokesperson told "the journal" that any other motivations would be false. brad: we still don't know who the peps were. they should be made public to theamerican people. mosw of the other american people in the country pay the taxes. these people have billions offshore. why aren't those names made public? sharyl: there is one final twist to the story. whistleblowers are entitled to up to 30% of the money collected fromomax evader's. with his evidence, the irs was able to recoup $5 billion. one month aftehe got out of prison, he got the largest irs award ever. hohomuch money? brad: $104 million. sharyl: punished as a villain, yet rewarded as s a hero. he says a

state. 3 the keystone x-l pipeline project - connecting the u-s and canada - is not moving forward.( sot: president barack obama )"america is now a global leader when it comes to taking serious action to fight climate change, and frankly approving this project would have undercut that leadership"president obama announced the decision friday -- flanked by vice president joe biden, and secretary of state john kerry -- who, just an hour beforehand, had met with the president to recommend rejecting the deal. the pipeline would have crossed 6-states -- moving more than 800-thousand barrels of petroleum every day from canada -- to the gulf coast. (nat) - protestsit's triggered protests -- and political debates. many democrats spoke out against the pipeline over environmental concerns. many republicans supported it -- calling it necessary for energy security and job creation.( sot: president barack obama )"while our politics have been consumed by a debate over whether or not this pipeline would create jobs and lower gas prices, we've gone ahead and created jobs and lowered gas prices." new house speaker paul ryan issued a state

. >>> president bomb said obama s turkey on monday that america's program of air strikes are % enough >> reporter: will you widen the rules of engagement for u.s. forces to take more aggressive action? >> no. this is precisely why we're in iraq as we speak and why we're operating in syria as we speak. if you have a handful of people who don't mind dying, they can kill a lot of people. that's one of the challenges of terrorism. >> michael hayden is with us from chicago. the retired general is now with the chertoff group, a global risk management firm. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> with your experience and your knowledge, if you had to have i seen the president this morning, having learned what he said yesterday, what would you tell him? >> i would tell him, charlie, that what we're doing right now in syria and iraq against isis is underresourced and overregulated. we need to commit more to the fight. and we need to loosen our rules of engagement. charlie, a classic case in point, about 36 hours ago, american air power destroyed over a hundred tanker trucks in syria that we

heather: you can see more of george's interview with president obama tomorrow morning on good morning america that airs right after newscenter 5's eye opener. ed: former new hampshire police officer mark richardson is spending the next three weeks in jail for slamming a suspect against a wall. the confrontation was caught on video. it happened six years ago. last may, a jury failed to reach a verdict in the case. richardson then pleaded guilty to simple assault. he says he was trying to restrain the suspect, not hurt him. ed: new at 11:00 -- local soccer players accused of taking their tweets way out of bounds. heather: and taking aim at one of the biggest soccer stars around. wcvb newscenter 5's jorge quiroga is live at u-mass boston with what they said. jorge. not naming the three student athletes involved but conirm ifing they will be disciplined. three members of the u-mass boston soccer team is facing sanctions for pea javier off the field on social media where they have waged a war of words against former all-star taylor. >> it was personalized in inappropriate language. >> the players angry for new way to reduce head inju

s.. during a joint press conference today.. president obama said.. refugees heading to america are rigorously screened... and urged americans not to forget the country's values and rich immigrant history. obama says: "here in the united states, refugees coming to america go through up to two years of intense security checks, including biometric screening. nobody who sets foot in america goes through more screening than refugees. and we're prepared to share these tools with france and our european partners. as francois said, our humanitarian duty to help desperate refugees and our duty to security, those duties go hand in hand." meanwhile.. canada's prime minister is dialing-back his pledge to bring thousands of refugees to canada this year. but justin trudeau says he isn't abandoning his promise. originally he said he'd like to take in 25-thousand refugees by of 2015 -- now he's pushing that deadline back to 2016. "this is about welcoming people who are fleeing terrorism, not bringing terrorism with them. trudeau says the attacks in paris did not impact his decision. instead, he wants to make sure the re

obama' s plan to the united states. faces would be a betrayal of our values. exercises leveled a specific threat against the nation' s capital, striking that they will strike america in the nation' s capital. in paris, president franc ois lond lead his nation in a moment of silence. tonight the eiffel tower glowed with the colors of the french flag for the first time since the french president has declared that france is now at war with isis. dramatically increasing syria. shelley: the obama administration is sharing intelligence in a new way with france following these attacks. announcement today, while in turkey for a meeting of the g20. the new arrangement allows the u.s. to share intelligence with france that has previously been limited to a group of five english-speaking countries. officials believe most of the information shared will be military intelligence about syria and iraq. tom: here at home the paris attacks have thrown plans to re-settle 10,000 syrian refugees into political turmoil. governor maggie hassan is joining a number of republican governors calling on washington to stop re-settlement until the refugee vetting process can be reviewed. adam se

america... president obama waited seven years of his presidency to make the decision -- he says he wants to hold the u-s to a higher standard for climate protection. "as long as i'm president of the high standards to which we hold the rest of the world. in three in paris where we've got to come together around an ambitious framework to protect the one planet that we've got while we still can." hillary clinton and bernie sanders back this policy. not to build keystone if a republican wins this white house... he or she could reverse this decision. the supreme court will hear another challenge to the affordable care act -- this one the requirement that health insureers cover some contraceptive costs in their plans. the court is hearing from religiously affiliated non- profit groups... the case is expected to be argued in late march. this is the fourth dispute over president obama's health care plan to go in front of the supreme court. new scandalous details are coming out about an officer now thought to have killed himself to avoid being caught for his crimes... before his death fox lake lieutenant joseph

president obama, secretary john kerry and most democrats want to let in tens of thousands of syrian refugee s. they say don't worry, america. we'll vet them. really? there are no records or databases to tap in to vet the syrians. in fact, we have no idea who they are. are these men refugees seeking political asylum or syrian fighters or worse, are they isis fighters posing as refugees, what i have coined re fu-jihadis. is that insensitive? consider these young men trying to migrate to germany. they had maps to get there making authorities fear them. let's play a game. which group is alleged isis terrorists and which are asylum-seeking refugees. if you can't that's the point. the alleged terrorists are on the left. the refugee s on the right. not all refugee s are refu dejihadis, but it only takes one. one simple soda can can bring down a passenger jet-liner. have a safe weekend, everybody. their target, abdelhamid abaaoud. the belgian man accused of masterminding the attack. although they confirmed that he

america's prepared to show the thank you very much. >> you have been watching president obama' s comments about rejecting the keystone xl pipeline. the president says he made the addition because he believes the pipeline will not serve the national interests. we will have more on this tonight at news 9 starting at 5:00. welcome to news 9 at noon. i am erin fehlau. we do have a record-breaking day in the temperatures. the record has split and blown out of the water along the coast. in concord, the record could be tougher to break. for more on that, we had to meteorologist kevin skarupa. kevin: 62 was the old record. they are already in the lower range of the 70' s. the very record high is actually 75. we are either side of 70 now. we will see more breaks of sunshine through the afternoon. late in the day, there will be a anywhere from 3:00 in western areas and as tuning -- and 7:00 or 8:00. gradual step backward. it will not, all at once, but it will be piecemeal the next 36 to 48 hours. temperature is likely not out of the 40' s with a cool breeze and sunshine. big changes on the way. we

obama reiterated the u.s.'s support for the people of france, america's oldest ally and punctuated the statement he delivered inefing room friday night. >> what is an attack -- this is an attack not just on paris, it's an attack not just on the people of france, but this is an attack on all of humanity and the universal values that we share. we stand prepared and ready to provide whatever assistance that the government and that the people of france need to respond. we'll do whatever it takes to work with the french people and with nations around the world to bring these terrorists to justice and to go after any terrorist networks that go after our people. >> reporter: at the end of their call, president obama and hollande pledged to work together to defeat terrorism. the two leaders had spoken only hours before yesterday's attacks, discussing this weekend's g-20 meeting of world leaders that takes place in turkey. global terrorism now will rise to the top of the agenda there. at this time, white house aides tell me there are no changes to the president's plans to travel. he will head out as planned this afterno

s -- d-c. house republicans opposing to bring ten-thousand syrian refugees to america until screening can be tightened. president obama however remaining low-key on describing his plans for isis. and speaker of the house paul ryan saying in response -- the world needs american leadership. and also just in tonight -- two air france flights have been diverted. the first one headed from los angeles to paris, was diverted to salt lake city because of a security incident. a bomb threat was called in from the ground -- according to a u.s. government official.. the plane landed safely, and passengers terminal the second one -- which was on its way to paris from washington, d-c., has been diverted to halifax authorities say it did land safely -- we spoke with native syrians who are living in eastern iowa and they think it's the result of fear and misinformation. kwwl's hillary maglin has more. (sot. cg: newman abruissa/syria native) "it has affected me of course. i grew up in damascus, syria. i still have 2 brothers who live in the state to syrian refugees in the wake of last week's isis attacks on paris... native syrians liv

obama and groberg at ceremony; official army portrait of groberg?)another president honored a legend from another war - america's longest.(obama placing medal around groberg's neck)on thursday, former u-s army captain florent groberg became just the 13th recipient of the medal of honor - the nation's finest - for service in afghanistan.he tackled a suicide bomber.. saving many lives.(tight shot of medal of honor from philly or jpg)the five-pointed star weighs only two and a quarter ounces but itittrue weight is often immeasurable for the soldier, sailor, airman, , rine or coast guardsman who earned it. (sot/groberg 00:51)(white house-11/12/15 thu0214) "(heavy sigh) i'm honored. i'm overwhelmed."(track 6)(gfx in-map: title: molding honor. subtitle: 'where medals of honor are made'; 2 companies in 2 cities: ira green of providence, ri and graco/northwestern of tomball, tx; source: defense logistics agency)two american companies mold the medals of honor: one in rhode island and one in texas.(navy base; then show safe and opening it)captain groberg's newly-minted medal was then shipped to the navy base in philadelphia to be engrgred and kept locked in this safe.(nat/safe)nat: openeng or cl

america... the senator also took a look at the changes to school lunch programs. in 20-12 u-s-d-a mandated it's an act championed by first lady michelle obama. now schools must consider calories and levels of things like sodium and sugars. it's part of the effort to battle childhood obesity in the u-s. 16:21:14 i can tell you as a father of 7 telling you kids you have to eat this because it's healthy for you it might be a better way to do that. melt in your mouth and no flavor.16:21:38 there are all sorts of things you can do as nutritionist better and to inform parents on how to present and serve healthy meals. 16:21:55 i have real problems with government tomorrow we'll take our "iowa forums" on the road to d-macc in newton to meet with donald trump. it's going to be a full house...and jeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upside down that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. income rose in people's pockets. peop

recently, president obama was dealt a blow on his immigration executive actions, and there' s a context there for refugees as well. political refugees coming to the us from central america in particular. what is the practical effect, aside from the court saying that the president can not move forward, how will this be resolved? senator kaine: i do think we will get to immigration reform, but i' ll say fernando, the biggest disappointment in my first three years in the senate, was passing that immigration reform bill in june of 2013, knowing that the house wouldn' t just pass exactly what we said but they haven' t passed their own version. they haven' t passed a bill out of committee. all they' ve done is stand around and say that they don' t like what the president is doing. if you don' t like executive action, i' ve got a solution for you. pass legislation. the house would pass something different from the senate, then we get into a conference and it will be tough discussion but we can find a compromise. fernando: now senator, immigration is often a very emotional issue on both sides. but in fact it' s really, when s most basic, it' it' economy, it' s our demographics

obama is promising more airstrikes. a u-s carrier is on the way. but he's getting plenty of criticism for no boots on the ground to go get it." "he's not interested in america winning. he said i don't have time for that." "how infuriating that mrs. clinton and president obama cannot call this evil what it is" "the right number of boots on the ground is whatever the pentagon says." on capitol hill, lawmakers question whether diplomacy will work to end the conflict in syria: " experience tells us that hostile forces don't reach political agreements if they're winning on the battlefield." "let's face it... europe hasnt been exactly out there on the front edge with us" and back home: pushback. at least 18 governors are rejecting syrian refugees in their states... fearing isis could slip in. "we can't take that chance." "i will not roll the dice and take the risk on allowing a few refugees in simply to expose texans to that danger." all but one of those governors tracie potts, nbc news, washington. governor terry branstad joins a growing list of governors closing their states to syrian refugees. i don't want people coming here without a very careful vetting. mak

s is around 40...and they are being closely monitored. officials say...the terror group's success in america....has come largely from recruiting and motivating online sympathizers. deborah: president obama is overseas at the g-20 summit. obama joined 19 other world leaders today in turkey. the two-day summit brings the leaders of the world's 20 largest economies together to discuss trade, energy and the environment...how ever the paris massacre was the headline of this year's summit. french president francois hollande ...was scheduled to attend the summit, but canceled his trip due to the attacks. in a sit-down interview with the turkish president...obama addressed the looming cloud over the summit. "traditionally the g-20 has been a forum to discuss important economic issues facing the globe, but as president erdogan noted, the skies have been darkened by the horrific attacks that took place in paris just a day and a half ago. deborah: obama also discussed ways to address the refugee crisis...and strengthen the syria-turkey border. deborah: here in the u-s, flags flew at half staff today. in our nation's capitol...the new speaker of the house, paul ryan, ordered what he called "respect

s is around 40...and they are being closely monitored. officials say...the terror group's success in america....has come largely from recruiting and motivating online sympathizers. deborah: president obama is overseas at the g-20 summit. obama a ined 19 other world leaders today in summit brings the leaders of the world's 20 largest economies together to discuss trade, energy and the environment...how ever the paris massacre was the headline of this year's summit. french president....(fran- shwah - oh-lawnd) francois hollande ...was scheduled to attend the summit, but canceled his trip due to the attacks. in a sit-down interview with the turkish president...obama addressed the looming cloud d over the summit. "traditionally the g-20 has been a forum to discuss important economic issues facing the globe, but as president erdogan noted, the skies have been darkened by the horrific attacks that took place in paris just a day and a half ago. deborah: obama also discussed ways to address the refugee crisis...and strengthen the syria-turkey border. deborah: last night in des moines the three democratic presidential candidates faced off....at the second nationally televised d-n-c sponsored deb

america. at one point saying -quote- "bring it on." >> pam: president obama met with house. reiterating that the u-ss part of the alliance to destroy isis. return to >> pam: a disturbing video has come to our attention. a homeless woman gave birth at bus stop in san francisco. >> pam: and many people watched it happen. homeless advocates are incredibly concerned. >> pam: kron four's justine waldman has the story you will only see on kron 4. >> pam: * we have edited the video but want to warn you. it is extremely graphic. >> reporter:shock and confusion as a homeless woman stands dazed just after delivering a baby. >> reporter:a bloody and traumatic birth. >> i looked up and there is a baby under the bus stop covered in blood >> reporter:edwardo, who did not want to go on camera, was walking with this friend, at 6th and market at 1:30 on monday afternoon. right here at the 5 and 21 muni stop where now a cardboard box covers the stains on the sidewalk. >>to watch a birth here absolutely unexpected. >> i did not want to believe in it. it was just shocking. this is not right. >> this is now something yo

s. sot obama: "slamming the door in their faces would be a betrayal of our values." and isis on friday leveled a specific threat against the nataton's capital - - swearing "that we will strike america at its centerin washington." sot john brennan, cia director: "their agenda is to kill. pure and simple." his nation in a moment of silence . tonight, the eiffel tower glowed with the colors of the french flag for the first time since friday. elizabeth hur on camera: the french president has declared that francc is now at war with isis.. dramaticclly increasing airstrikes and bombing targets in syria. iowa is one of 22 states that have expressed concern about accepting syrian refugees. today, governor branstad ordered all state agencies to halt any work on syrian refugee resettlements . there are no syrian refugees in iowa right now. we'll be r rght back. stay with us. the 7th ranked cyclones with opener tonight against chicago state. before the game they unveiled last season's big 12 tourney championship banner monte morris running the show tonight had another great game with one of his 8 assist to go along with 14 points for iowa state who led 49-35 at the half.. and a monster night

obama is oftenm derided as i think that someone in his 40's will be fine. i could've done it. i will not say that. >> we've had young leaders in america before.nd they've done great work. the job of president is a much more daunting task than we've ever seen. let's put it this way. the more experience the better. i was leader it at that. it is both a positive and negative. john: if he continues reform a problemit will be for him and all. it could be a huge asset. he doesn't have a lot of margin for error. people can seize on this and it could be a big problem if he comes across as young and callow. if the guy he is matched up with at the end has a way to exploit it, it could be his biggest vulnerability. john: nobody else he's competing with has a huge amount of experience. up, reinhold hunt junior and his hot take on last night's debate. after these words from our sponsors. john: the focus of last night's debate was on economics. we thought it would be good to consult an oracle on that topic. in rdc bureau, albert hunt junior. our, let's take a look at a contentious moment. >> the family is important, but i want to rebuild the american milit

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america. be o oguard. tens of millions of americans on the move tonight. heightened security at airports. train stations, even shopping malls. in a rare appearance, president obama and his n nional s surity team s saking out. >>> thanksgiving storm. the winter blast rolling in. dangerous driving. where the extreme weather is headed. >>> outrage. the video and killi spapaing prototts in chicago. a police officer charged with murder, shooting a teenager 16 times in 15 seconds. tonight, we dig into the officer's background. >>> stunning revelation. the late football great frank gifford. tonight, his family revealing the unknown condition he suffered after years of brutal hits on the field. >>> anan lucky escape. a slapsing smokestack raining down bricks on one man. tonight, how he t out alive. >>> goodevening. great to have you with us on this wednesday. i'm tom llamas, in for david tonight. let's get right to that rare thanksgiving message from the president, going before the cameras to calm aervous nation asas nearlyy 47 million americans head home for the holidays, less than two weeks after those deadly attacks in paris. the president saying, it's understandable to wonder if what

s&p and nasdaq down 1%. strength in the u.s. jobs market. tonight is all about the economy. you will hear from candidates about how the obama economy is not working. america'sey man says the economy is quote quite convincingly positive. >> we had confident consumers. we had unemployment coming down. strong jobs growth. auto sales. we will see some months with good numbers and some with disappointing numbers. the direction has been quite convincingly positive. we could still be doing better. if we didn't have headwinds from a weaker global economy than we would have hoped for, we would have seen stronger growth. >> the u.s. economy performing well compared to the rest of the world. john berman, this is what the obama economy looks likes. 9 million jobs created. here is how it compares. interesting. think about it. population growth is different. it makes the reagan and clinton years better. >> fascinating chart. >> ammunition for the republicans. we have done things better. >> under reagan, 12.1 million. >> the democrats say there are structure things happening. we are not creating as many jobs. >> also a timing issue. when clinton came in, he came in as the

america, serving as director for iraq upped the bush and obama administrations. thank you for joining us. i have to ask you, have you recalibrated your safety of i.s.i.l.'smand structure in the wake of the attacks. we have to do that. we don't know if it's directed. if it's returning i.s.i.l. veterans who self mobilize themselves or if they were home crown extremists from europe. who decided by i.s.i.l. to do it on its own. if it was centrally directed from raqqa and mosul, we have to resea assess. >> if these attacks were planned by i.s.i.l. cells operating within europe, what does that say, first of all, about the nature of their operation, how they are communicating with one another. and the ability to thwart attacks like this on western soil. >> it could be difficult. once these people are in the country, if they are not having contact with mosul and raqqa, internet communication and phone call between paris and raqqa would be of interest to the intelligence community. if it's someone in france calling someone in brussels saying let's have lunch to talk about the business opposition. that will not hit the intelligence radar. it can be a large problem

obama announced the presence of u.s. boots on the ground in syria. zeina khodr has more. >> reporter: america's partners on the ground, the syrian democratic forces announced the start of an offensive hoped to end i.s.i.l.'s presence in the nearby corner. the newly formed alliance includes kurdish, arab and assyrian forces and will receive the help of u.s. special forces, planned to be deployed to syria in the fight against i.s.i.l. >> reporter: we announced the first step to liberate syria, many are participating in the effort with the coordination and support of the u.s.-led coalition: u.s. backing for the syrian-kurdish y.p.g. is not now. many areas have been cleared in recent months, it's trying to recruit more groups from the syrian-arab majority to create a unified national force. the y.p.g. is criticized by many, including turkey, for creating their own state. >> when they are using the arab slogans, saying they have arab groups joining them. trying to achieve credibility, it's clear from other rebels and factions that this is a kurdish force implementing a plan and its own agenda in northern syria. >> the y.p.g. controls most of the border, trying to push i.s.i.l. this is expected to be the prelud

obama is sticking to his guns. welcoming refugees come january january 1. the majority of america including john mccain opposing it. >> why don't you get the smart guy that made the surge work like puts ray seneral keane? i could go down a long list. go to the white house and say, hey, what do you think we ought to do? >> the president may not be getting him over the white house. they are coming right here on the intelligence report. i will see you right back here. ♪ sure,music's why we do this,but it's still our business. we spend days booking gigs, then we've gotta put in the miles to get there. but it's not without its perks. like seeing our album sales go through the roof enough to finally start paying meg's little brother- i mean,our new tour manager-with real,actual money. we run on quickbooks.that's how we own it. perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. >>yup... now, you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? >>no. your insurance rates go through the roof. your perfect record doesn't get you anything. >>anything. perfect! for drivers with accident forgivene

s n the situation there as well. during that call with french president hollande yesterday, president obama reiterated america's supportolds ally. but specifically about isis, in an interview that aired hours before friday's attack, the president said that the u.s. has not yet been able to decapitate isis' command and control centers in the middle east, but he describes significant progress there. >> from the start, our goal has been first to contain and we have contained them. they have not gained ground in iraq and in syria, it -- they'll come in, they'll leave, but you don't see this systemic march by isil. >> reporter: obviously, they still have significant influence, though. at the end of that call, president obama and hollande pledged to work together with nations around the world to defeat terrorism. we should note that the two leaders had spoken only hours before the attacks. they were talking about this weekend g-20's meeting of world leaders. it takes place in turkey. global terrorism obviously rises to the top of the agenda there. at this time, aides to the president says there are no changes to his plans to

s support for the people of france, as you heard him say, america's oldest ally and specifically asked for isis, what's interesting is that just hours before the attack, president obamad that the u.s. has not been able to decapitate isis's command and control structures in the middle east, but he described significant progress there. take a listen. >> what is rue is that from the start our goal is pittsburgh fi contain and we have contained them. they have be but you don't see systematic march by isil across the terrain. >> we're seeing today at the end of that call yesterday, presidents obama and holloway laholloway -- president hole hollande agreed to work together to -- at this time aides to the president tell me that the president's plans will go ahead, he will travel this afternoon. >>> last night's attacks are a grim reminder of the growing islamic extremism in europe, elevating fears by the conflicts in syria and elsewhere in the middle east. a seyrian passport was found on the body of one of the terrorists who targeted fran's national stadium. counter terrorism consultant malcolm nance, thank you so much for sunnying us, just looking at some of the social med

america and do not support any form of radical islam. today governor branstad critized statements by the president who claims the u-s is winning against isis.the governor said president obama is quote "delusional" and claims his actions and statements are counter- productive to national security. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. authorities need your help as they investigate a string of break-ins in two linn county communities.the sheriff's office says burglars have hit several places in fairfax and walford. people with information regarding any of the cases are asked to call the linn county sheriff's office. in marion, kids struggling with mental health and behavioral needs have a new resource to take advantage of.four oaks opened a new residential site with updated bedrooms, a kitchen, a gym and class rooms.the agency will be partnering with linn-mar high school and other agencies to fill the new site. in marion, representatives from mercy medical center travelled to area schools today to donate equipment.a-e-d's are portable devices used to restore a regular heartbeat in case of an episode of sudden cardiac arrest.merc