the siege in sydney and the coverage echoed what happened in ottawa about six weeks before.oth stories were about one-armed men acting alone as opposed it a wider conspiracy, and both accompanied by news coverage disproportionate in editorial tone and volume. that's what happens when the gunman is a muslim and the islamic terror narrative kicks. in. our starting point is sydney, australia this we are. >> we have reporters across sydney. >> it's a template. >> you only need 20 seconds of footage, you put it on a loop. >> we seem so have thrown out the social responsibility of journalism to give a 24 hour news cycle. >> we create a climate of fear and hysteria. >>> the next time a story like this occurs journalists might want to start the reports with what has not happened. like this was not a terrorist conspiracy. it was not the work of i.s.i.l. or al qaeda. it was one man who happened to be mus lip, with a gun. it was not, despite the rhetoric reverberating across the air waves, australia 9/11. >> people have written in australia that it was australia september 11th, and tha

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here is the ottawas, and here ojibs. chips, the unfortunately, schoolcraft brought a couple of guys down that were friends, maybe relatives from the upper peninsula. they may have been open amok at one time, but they were not really in charge. after a couple of days, he said, it doesn't matter, i've got these friends of mine from the upper peninsula, and they are going to sign the treaty. when i take it to the senate, they aren't going to care, they are going to rectify it, and you will be completely sol. he and the rest of the michigan ottawa's had no choice but to capitulate at that point. the 1836 treaty contained article 13, which said that hunting and fishing and gathering rights and other rights will exist on the ceded territory until the land is required for settlement. if you've ever flown over the state of michigan, you will see halfway through the upper peninsula, north of the grand river, is all trees. the 1900s, we deforestation all of michigan, but a lot of trees are back. there isn't a big growing season no

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military attacks t home with similar to the one in ottawa last month. e have more on what is being done to keep everyone safe. >> this is the strongest attacks bout possible by isis against u.s. service the united states. >> it is being on the lookout behavior because it could potentially you in way.s is looking ays isis tpfor sympathizers who are willg attacks on conduct members of the u.s. military. asked to getve are rid of anything in the social might bring that attention from violent extremist uses. a big concern copy cats that try like the ones ks in canada. men ere killed by young apparently isis sympathizers. special forces have deactivated facebook and other social media accounts. we understand you are young and communicate through social edia but we are saying that is how isis find people they target. itthis morning an agent said killed an american oil week william henderson but his said he was killed in august in a carjacking. f.b.i. says it is skeptical of claims but they are investigating. taking a look outside now enjoying some pretty mild

the 1836 treaty negotiations treatypposed to be a with the michigan ottawa communities. the geography of michigan looks a little bit like this. here is the auto was -- here is here are theand chips. henry schoolcraft brought a couple guys he knew. they may have been indians at one time, they were not in charge. after a couple days of listening to little feather saying we are not going to sign the treaty the way you think we are going to sign it, he said it does not matter because i have friends from the upper peninsula who are going to sign the treaty. the senate is not going to care who signed it. they are going to ratify it and you are going to be completely sol. they had no choice but to capitulate at that point. 1836's treaty contained article 13. which said that hunting and territory,the ceded the land was required for settlement. the upperrough peninsula, a little through the grand river, is all trees. we deforested all of michigan but a lot of the trees are back. there is not a big growing season in sinclair, michigan. most of the land is either state land or fede

. >>> ottawa senators fired coach gave an exit press concluded including a xwoet from taylor swift. take a listen. >> my daughter said to me today that -- something about the players play, play, play and i'm gonna shake, shake it off and move forward. any questions? >> you're the [ bleep ] best. i love you. you're the best! >> that is not my daughter. >>> it doesn't get much more extreme than this. professional skier cody townsend skied straight down a vertical chute in the alaskan mountains. look at this footage. it's amazing. it won him the ski line of the year award by powder magazine. well deserved when you can do something like that. back to you. >> you won't be seeing me do that, francis. >>> just ahead, is it right what some schools have stopped because of the ferguson decision. >>> love him or hate him, biebs gets a title he finally deserves. this is "early today." >>> we're going to wait over the next couple days to see how impressive these rainfall amounts will be. one of our long-range computers is showing how much rain will fall. it's pretty widespread. even southern cal

you see in it ottawa, in sydney, in belgium.to the united states, as isis sees it. war on the united states. but it hasn't happened in the united states. >> we've been very, very lucky. attacks have failed but they don't care about failure. old al qaeda wanted to do spectacular attacks. the new paradigm is they don't care. they want to paralyze a city with fear which they managed to do it today. there they outsourced and it this guy didn't even bring his own flag. >>> no. he called and demanded a flag when you look at what you're hearing out of new york, they are increasing the threat level, the increase present at handle marks, financial districts, major centers. that will work? if someone is intent on doing this? >> let me be blunt. this tell me less about terrorism than american political culture and american security in 2014. when i was at the agency and then at the bureau, we have a lot of tol ranls in this country for gang crime. at love tolerance, new mexico, california, we do not have tol ranls for one insane person who

twin shooter in ottawa in late october taking a gun, shooting a soldier at a ceremonial posting there in the canadian capital. you had two other attacks. attacks where attackers used their cars. drove cars into can january soldiers in uniform. killed one and injured another one. that's of great concern too. the thing about lone wolf attacks is one, you don't need any formal connection between you and the u.s. and isis back home. you can just read their propaganda and decide to act. two you don't need a lot to carry out an attack. you can make a bomb on the internet or use your car or gun. it's because of that that it's difficult to police. >> i remember talking about that. while i have you, let's talk today about this story about the iraqi government paying out thousands for these bogus soldiers salaries. are these soldiers not showing up or is it more? >> reporter: even worse not existing. what they believe is happening here sue have commanders who are basically, you know, puffing up their numbers of soldiers on their payroll, saying that they have 100 when they have 50. and pocketin

a couple of names of lone wolves we have talked a lot about in the last few months, there was the ottawahooter on parliament hill in the canadian capital, also had a history of crime. a very troubled past. mom and merit -- mohammed merad, and of course lee rigby, who was killed on 11 street last year. >> these individuals seduced by this islamist ideology. >> a crucial part of all of this. >> and we saw that black flags unfurled of the coffee shop in sydney earlier and people said, oh, no, this is the work of the islamic state group, the extreme group that syrian -- that seized territory in iraq. it turns out this is not the case. everyone is poised for an attack by this group. that is understandable, isn't it? >> it is particularly understandable given that this was the site of a foiled plot that apparently involved an attempt of snatching a member of the public and carrying out a public beheading in this exact place, martin place. a lot has been made out about specific isis threats against australia. it would not be surprising for people to draw a parallel between the flag put out in t

he compared this incident to the boston marathon, or even the shooting in ottawa earlier this year.nother piece in the telegraph by john lehman goes even further and says it is a terrible reminder of the 9/11 attack as well as the madrid bombing. he says this day in december, 2014 will be remembered as the day is long terrorism came to sydney. another piece says, let's take a step back and it will take time to ascertain the true motivation behind this attack. as for now, it's unclear whether this was just a deranged individual, or some soreness in his lone wolf -- sinister lone wolf inspired by jihadist groups. several people think that is the case, because there was that black flag avenues by the islamic state group. it does suggest that this could be some sort of lone wolf scenario. and you can see that these they are talking about homegrown terror. >> and a lot of people are focusing on the gunman and the troubling picture starting to emerge. >> starting to piece together information. the daily telegraph talks about what we know so far. he has been identified as man haron monis,

host: ottawa, illinois, craig, you are going to see it? caller: i want to see it because i enjoy seth rogen's adolescent humor very much. i also think it is hypocritical. if north korea put out a film were trying to assassinate president obama, people would be hitting the ceiling's around here. i think it is really provocative for this movie to be made. in light of the tensions on the 38th parallel with nukes and the sinking of south korean coast guard ships and artillery duels with islands. i think it is highly irresponsible. i think sony should be condemned a movie thatut purports to make entertainment out of a assassinating a world leader. however abhorrent and evil he is. if somebody were to make a movie about assassinating obama or the leader of britain or france or russia or whatever, this would be a completely host: different discussion. thank you. philadelphia, john, you will not see it? ? caller: i'm not. we have 38,000 probably green troops on the 38th parallel across the fifth largest standing army in the world. after dick chene

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in calgary, ottawa and toronto. he'll focus on strengthening energy production in the united states and canada. if christie decides to run for president in 2016, they believe production will be at the center of this campaign. >>> more trouble for bill cosby, two new accusers have come forward claiming the comedian sexually assaulted them 30 years ago. attorney gloria allred now represents the women. she called on cosby to waive the statue of limitations so the accusers can take him to civil cases. >> i want mr. cosby to face justice for what he has done to me and so many other women. >> this comes on the heels of a new lawsuit filed tuesday. that accuser said cosby molested her at the playboy mansion when she was just 15 years old. >>> new video shows a suspect wanted on an attack on a 15-year-old in hunting park. police hope you will recognize the man. police say he jumped him in west luzerne street. >>> another attack on a teenager. this one happened november 16th. watch the center of your screen, you can see the

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we saw what happened in ottawa, we've seen the threats of beheadings and the ji haugh haudist messages go out, kill somebody for isis. this doesn't seem to be be the motive here. it seems to be perhaps more personal, more of a criminal motive or a confusion, who know whaz's going on in this man's head. but this is the underlying fear, and it has been according to intelligence officials here exactly what they are afraid of here in the united states. >> right. by the way, that's nothing new, as you know. al qaeda has been calling for that for years and years, for people to pick up and attack in the west, in particular in the united states. isis now has picked that up as well, a very sophisticated on social media and we're waiting to see if they have more effectiveness than al qaeda did in calling for attacks by individuals in the west and in the united states. but that is their strategy, and in this case it does not look like this guy was an isis operative. but indeed he did take one of their flags, which shows the power of isis, the power of their words. even with this guy as you mentio

christie will attend a wreath laying ceremony in ottawa before making an appearance in toronto. the goal is to promote energy and business between new jersey and canada. >>> this morning, there is some relief surrounding that hepatitis a scare. a customer has tested negative for the virus after a second round of blood work. after a worker at rosa's catering tested positive for hepatitis a. hundreds came out to a vaccination clinic. doctors say the virus is highly contagious and caused by poor hygie hygiene. >> someone not washing their hands properly and then putting it in their mouth or touching a utensil and then using that utensil. >> i wasn't concerned, but better safe than sorry. i got take out from there. it's a shame. >> here's what health officials want you to know if you ate at rosa's between november -- the cdc says it can include yellow skin and eyes and tiredness and cause a stomach ache or nausea. it is often transmitted from person-to-person contact and can be transmitted from food and water but that's less common. the vaccine can prevent you from getting the virus

this is research from ucla and the university of ottawa.t is published in the medical journal and says that cartoons are much more violent than films for adults. research study films released between 1937 and 2013 and researchers say they are rife with death and instruction hotbeds of horror and mayhem. they say cartoon characters are twice as likely to be killed off than in horror films. just for instance, bambi's mother. i know that was traumatic for me. and tarzan's parents escaped a burning ship only to be killed by a rogue leopard once they were safely on the ground. >> i think the death of bambi's mother traumatized a lot of us. thank you for watching france 24. time now for business. we have stephen here with us to tell us about business news today. let's start with russia's currency crisis. >> another interesting day on the currency markets. yesterday, we saw the ruble plunging by 11%, despite an interest rate hike by the central bank. today, the finance ministry in moscow announced it was using its foreign currency reserves to try

may still need that fog light but he's got one take look tracking santa at the moment last seen in ottawantario canada next stop water town, new york. he's crossing back over the border and then will make another pass up and down the east coast to deliver those presents to kids once they're in bed. we're continuing to sweep the area on our doppler radar here in philadelphia. right now not seeing santa. he's just out of the vicinity up in water town, new york. we continue to look for santa. he's here delivered over 4 billion presents already. busy in it for that guy. he deserves a break. storm scan3 as we sweep the region you can see showers down the shore right now. but another batch of rape is waiting in the wings. it's right there. it's going to move through as this large scale storm finally makes its way toward the coast and eventually out of here just in time for christmas day. right now 62 at the airport. 63 in wilmington. temperatures well above average today. near a record so far 63 the record is 64. so one more batch of rain to deal with that comes through right around four or 5am

christie will attend a wreath laying ceremony in ottawa before making an appearance in toronto. >>> and in the jersey jam bridge scandal a legislative report found no evidence that chris christie was involved in a scheme to create traffic jams on the george washington bridge. that report says there is no conclusive evidence showing that christie was aware of the lane closures on the bridge last fall. the report says that the former aide directly implemented the closures, but important questions like the motive remain unanswered. the u.s. attorney's office is still investigating the scandal. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >>> good morning. as we head to the rest of today, maintain a chance of showers, even as we head into the evening hours and then pick up overnight. another round is expected on saturday. so that is going to affect your weekend. dry conditions for the eagles, but cold and windy conditions expected and then we're tracking the possibility of a nor'easter early next week. financial field, 36 degrees for philadelphia and humidity a

and ricardo zuniga, seen here conferring in the oval office, met secretly with cuban officials in ottawa, canada, in june 2013. a series of talks led to a final meeting with top catholic officials at the vatican in october. in a 45-minute phone call with castro from the oval office tuesday, president obama finalized the release of gross and a prisoner swap. it was the first substantive phone conversation between a u.s. president and a cuban leader since the cuban revolution in 1959. the u.s. released three members of a spy network known as "the cuban five." in exchange, the castro regime released an unnamed cuban national who had served 20 years in jail for working as a u.s. spy. >> this man, whose sacrifice has been known to only a few, provided america with the information that allowed us to arrest a network of cuban agents that included the men transferred to cuba today, as well as other spies in the united states. >> reporter: the u.s. will now review cuba's designation as a state sponsor of terrorism. cuban americans will be able to send more money the family in cuba, and u.s. credi

they are concerned about home grown terror and you'll remember the attack in ottawa nearly six weeks ago. the gunman circling there, sprinting into parliament, carrying a rifle. authorities later revealing he was an isis sympathizer. tonight, the fbi with the most urgent warning here yet for members of the u.s. military, telling them to be careful about what they post on social media. are they being tracked? abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross now. >> reporter: the warning today was the strongest of its kind to date, aimed directly at the 1 million uniformed military personnel with a very visible presence across the u.s. >> i think people should be concerned. >> you just never know who is out there watching or hacking. >> reporter: in its bulletin, the fbi and homeland security say isis is currently "spotting and assessing" individuals in the u.s. who could carry out attacks against soldiers. a much more serious threat than its standard call to jihad. >> this sounds like it's much more specific. it's organized, isis is choosing the attackers and probably choosing the t

were allegedly to be similar to those in ottawa last month, and they are looking at social media, and they advised to use caution when posting anything online. reporterr political has the latest coming up on abc seven news at 6:00. >> breaking news, tonight, a shooting spree turned manhunt is underway right now in west virginia. police are looking for a 39-year-old after three separate shootings and four people dead. two of those shootings happened in one area, and the other was in monongalia county. they believe it involves an f-150 extended cab truck, and the suspect is considered armed and dangerous. >> new developments to report tonight in the case against a local rabbi who was accused of spying on women at his down tom -- downtown synagogue. >> about six weeks after the charges were placed, these charges against the rabbi, and he is out. he has been let go as the religious leader here in georgetown, according to the congregation's board of directors. so one of the most renowned rabbis of all of modern orthodoxy has been fired, ordered to leave his nearby residents after pleading

another lone wolf hit two of the unknowns in ottawa. a self radicalized convert attacked new york city a law enforcement bull tan shows he was obsessed with radical islam. when it comes to tracking terror suspect the former ranking member of the house intelligence committee says the u.s. is happened capped by the wikileak nation and senate intelligence committee report of the cia interrogation. >> the tools that are essential to us they know what they are and they create work arounds so they don't provide us access to the kind of information we need. >> in a series of raids they are confirming the arrest of 10 people with the homeland security minister calling the destruction of jihadi recruitment to iraq and syria the highest priority. in washington cath ridge herridge fox news. >> let's keep talking about the threat of home grown terror. what do we need to prevent copycat or lone wolf attacks here. it's at facebook.com/foxfriendsfirst #keep talking. >>> he murdered his ex-wife and five of her relatives after a shooting rampage. school

. >> october 22nd, ottawa. canada's capital city. here, sorlds stand guard at the war memorial. solemn, stoic. then gunshots. >> approximate lly 9:25, shots rang out. two on duty at the memorial. one, nathan sorelo, shot to death and the gunman started running towards the parliament area. parliament, the seat of government and the legislators and prime minister disrupted by the sound of gunfire when sergeant at arms, kevin vickers, about to become a hero. >> who was kevin vickers? >> kind of a low key guy. didn't get too excited about things. >> he said he knew his brother kevin was a hero even when the kids were growing up, along canada's mirmashi river. >> all the big kids decided to swim across the river. my younger brother, will, he got in trouble and wasn't able to continue. kevin swam over and will realized he was hauled across the river by his bigger brother. >> he was all about service. it was never, ever a job. >> steadily rising until 2006, vickers elected sergeant at arms with mainly ceremonial duties. the gunman was a convert to iz lamb and driven by ied logical and

within days another so-called lone wolf shot a third soldier dead at canada's tomb of the unknowns in ottawa. a convert, attacked new york rookie cops with hatchet. thompson was obsessed with radical islams with 277 search terms for jihad. a former ranking member of the house intelligence committee says, the u.s. is handicapped bit wikileaks revelations and democrat-led senate intelligence committee report on the cia interrogation. >> the tools that are essential to us, they now know what they are and what they do, they create work arounds so they don't provide us access to the kind of information that we need. >> today in a series of raids, french authorities confirm the arrest of 10 people with france's homeland security minister calling disruption of jihadi recruitment networks to iraq and syria the highest priority. lou? lou: thank you, catherine herridge. police in pennsylvania are searching for a former marine reservist suspected in the shooting deaths of at least six people at three houses in the philadelphia suburbs. they were shot and killed before dawn today. investors don't know h

how serious is the concern that what happened in ottawa would happen in australia and elsewhere in the world could happen here. >> this is a serious concern of ours. >> in my judgment it's a relatively new phenomenon. through the internet, they now have the ability to reach into our country and possibly influence or inspire an individual towards violence in ways that did not exist say 13 years ago on 9/11. we are concerned about lone wolf attacks and acts of violence domestically with the notice. our intelligence community cannot detect. i spend a lot of time with state and local law enforcement, talking to them about how to detect potential lone wolf attacks and spend a lot of time on what we call countering violent extremism initiatives. i visit cultural centers around the country and meet with islamic community-based organizations and other community-based organizations that themselves have the ability to reach those who may be turning to violence. this has got to be a priority for the sake of homeland security. >> wishing you and your family a happy and safe holiday season. thank y

prosecutors say he also mailed some of the parts to political parties in ottawa and schools in montreal>> officials will recommend that gay men who have abstained from sex for one year could donate blood in 2015. now, if approved, this would end a lifetime ban on the group. officials say evidence shows a change in policy would not create a risk to the nation's blood supply. monaco's royal family is showing off their newest and tien anies edpipgs these are the first photos of royal twins. gabriella and jacques. little jacques is two minutes younger, but under monaco law, he's still next in line for the throne. well, the fbi says north korea is behind the cyberattack on sony. we will see exactly how it was done and why other companies could be vulnerable as well. and another record day on wall street as the dow closes over 18,000 for the first time. what's driving investor optimism. that's coming up. be a weekender and book weekenour stay at hampton. >>> more than 200 independent theatres in the u.s. will show the controversial sony comedy "the interview" starting on christmas day. sony p

community in this country have become more important because the lone wolf of the type we saw in ottawa, the type we saw at the boston marathon can act with little notice to law enforcement to, our intelligence community. so it's important that we be engaged in the community in large metropolitan areas to talk to people about, if you see something, say something, to get people engaged in our homeland security effort. because we have a combined interest in it. >> we've seen in recent months, especially since rise of isis, americans who were on their way overseas to go fight with isis or similar groups and yet there was also a case with a fighter for the al qaeda affiliate in syria, the al nusra front, was able to go back home to florida and carry out a terrorist attack in -- i forget if it was lebanon or syria. how much is law enforcement and your department on top of every single one of them? i think it would be impossible to know every case. >> well, that's a relatively knew phenomena in our counterterrorism efforts, the foreign fighter, the individual who picks up from his home countr

. >> october 22nd, ottawa. canada's capital city. here, soldiers stand guard at the war memorial. solemn, stoic. then gunshots. >> approximately 9:25, shots rang out. two on duty at the memorial. one, nathan sorelo, shot to death and the gunman started running towards the parliament area. parliament, the seat of canada's government, where hundreds of legislators and the prime minister were disrupted by the sound of gunfire. that's where sagt ergeant at ar kevin vickers was about to become a hero. so who is kevin virks? >> kevin was my big older brother. just kind of a low-key guy. didn't get too excited about things. so low key that he won't talk about what happened on october 22. john vickers said he knew his brother kevin was a hero even when they were kids growing up, along the canada's mirmashi river. >> all the big kids decided to swim across the river. my younger brother, will, he got in trouble and wasn't able to continue. kevin swam over and got his arm around him and realized he was being hauled across the river by his bigger brother. >> he was joined the mounted police w