one of those artists is patti smith. here is what she had to say. patti smith: this is a global concern. we have to unite globally. i know that sounds all true is to end all of that, but it's also a simple truth. numbers.he we have to use them. we have to be the individual and collective thorns in the sides of these corporations, these governments, poke them, poke them, poke them, poke them, leeping] bleed. of ouret's get a recap top stories. an act of terror. that is how investigators describe a deadly shooting carried out by a husband and wife duo on wednesday. francois hollande visit is the aircraft carrier being used to launch a campaign against islamic state in the waters of syria. and back in business, one of the paris of venues that came under attack on november 13, where five people were killed, today is reopened. time for business news. markus karlsson joins me in studio. oil prices appear to have fallen following the opec meeting in vienna. tell us more. markus: that meeting has been the focus of energy markets this friday. the 12 member c

. >> u2 and pattie smith performed on stage. bono spoke to the audience and saying we are all parisians tonight. prayer is to be useful to you for the evening and what an honor and privilege to serve you this evening. we are yourer is sants this evening. >> billboard hard reported that the eagles of deaf metal would join them but that didn't happen. >> they have said they want to first show to be at the concert center. >> police need your help in queens. >> they have been hitting the construction sites 7 times. we have newly released video that they hope leads to an arrest. >> take a look at the surveillance video, the man is casing the construction site in forest hills. the police and fire say he's the guy torching homes knowned by 7 times since october 20th, large homes under construction going up in flames. why remains unclear. >> it is a very involved investigation with both departments. i don't want to talk about the specifics of it, but we are confident that we are going to find the person behind it and find them soon. >>

. >> they performed patty smith's "people have the power." it's the first time the band had played since the november 13th attacks. well, power. storms are pummeling the pacific northwest. heavy downpearce are in store. washington, idaho for several overnight, the record breaking rain forced residents to evacuate their homes. families hauled suitcases through storm drains. drivers first half fated streets turned into wifr rivers. some built highway dams to cope the water out. the justice department has been opened only a investigation into the chicago police department's use of force. protesters returned to the streetsdz monday calling for justice in another deadly shooting. . dozens of people marched near the scene of the 2014 shooting after prosecutors decided no to the charge the officers. a police cruiser dash cam recorded the deadly encounter. >> prosecutors in chicago released this dash-cam video and announced officer george hernandez, seen here, shatting a suspect in the back will fought cook county states attorney anita alvarez says t

new york's own patty smith joined the band for the final song. >>> one of indian points two nuclear reactors will remain shut down for the next couple of days following a power loss yesterday. a spokesman is blaming a minor equipment issue that call several control rods to lose power in the unit 2 reactor on saturday. he assured no radiation was released into the environment. >>> consumer who take to the road are seeing the lowest gas prices this year. prices at the pump keep dropping down four cents over the past two weeks. at 2.10 per gallon this is the lowest price since january 23rd. it's due to lower demand and larger exports of crude. there's a bit of bad news. at the port authority crossings. tolls at the george washington pay owned bridges increased today. so did the tolls at the lincoln and holland tunnels. the lincoln pass goes up to 75 cents to 12.50. the cash toll jumps up to $15. >>> tonight we want to wish a happy hanukkah to our jewish viewers. the holiday began at sunset tonight. there's a menora lighting going on. you see this live look. it's the world's largest. >>> beautif

the band performed "patty smith, people have the power." it was their first gig since the attack on the bataclan theater. >>> russian authorities re presented the french ambassador in moscow with this cute police dog in training. it's a replacement for the dog ring leader of the paris terror attack. he began his police training in russia and will finish in france. >>> days of record rainfall have turned roads into rivers and triggered land slides in the portland portland, oregon area. and the pacific northwest is bracing for even more wet weather. nbc meteorologist bill karins is here with more on that. >> and we've set up in our parade of storms across the pacif pacific, this is what we expect going into our el nino winter. this plume of moisture just pointed straight at washington and oregon for the cascades and also in the olympics, that's where the heaviest rain will fall today and tomorrow. and then shift further south on thursday. this red coloring in here is up the pink is seven inches of rain and we expect miner to moderate flooding

>> they joined up for a version of patti smith's anthem, "people have the power." lead singer bono also made a plea for tolerance, saying we chose love over fear, and you will not have our hatred. ♪ after the concert, fans were full of praise for the band's courage. >> the whole stage was with them. >> is very brave to sing here this night. >> this is a good thing for us to see them again. to come back and say we are here. >> they were indeed back, and with a powerful message. ♪ people have the power sarah: that's all we have time for here on dw. thank you very much for tuning in. i will see you at the top of the hour. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: "euromaxx highlights" and here is your host, karin helmstaedt. >> hi there and a warm welcome to our highlights edition, coming at you straight from the heart of berlin with the following topics: guys only -- a danish brewery launches cosmetics for men. hot location -- it's party time in a berlin supermar

they performed "patty smith people have the power." >>> french police now have a furry new ally in the fight against terror. ambassador in matter-of-course oscow with the dog. rits argesture to replace the german shepherd killed during the search for the ring leader of the paris attacks. he began his training in russia and will continue training in france. >>> days of record rainfall have turned roads into rivers and triggered land slides in the portland, oregon area. and the pacific northwest is bracing for more wet weather. nbc meteorologist, bill karins with more on that. >> we've set up in our parade of storms across the pacific. this is what we expect going into our el nino wind ter. this plume of moisture pointed straight at washington and oregon. and the olympics. that's where the heaviest rain the rainfall amounts over the next seven days. this red coloring is up to nooiv five inches of rain. and some could get up to a foot. we expect miner to moderate flooding along the rivers. hopefully we won't see major problems. and there's not a lot of cold air but the highest elevations

the two bands joined forces, singing patty smith's song people have the power.fter the concert, the eagles of death metal thank you facebook and wrote thank you to everyone in the world who continues to prove that love, joy and music will always overcome terror and evil. >> russia is giving france some puppy love. check out this little guy. two month german shepherd was handed in moscow, will replace diesel the seven year old police dog who died during a terror raid in the paris suburb last month. that puply travel to france next month to join the police force. >> south african olympian oscar pistorius will be free on bail while awaiting sentence for murder. appeared before a bail judge this morning. last week an appeals judge changed his manslaughter con vick son to murder. pistorius is guilty of killing his girlfriend reeva steenkamp in 2013. his sentencing hearing is scheduled for april of next year. >> well, another chipotle location under investigation after more than two dozen student got sick in boston. the fast-food chain believes that norovirus is to bl

photographed by annie liebovitz with their clothes on include fran liebovitz, ava duvernay and patti smithful photos there. >>> next an unsuspected surprise last night for superhero fans. >> a brand-new teaser from the movie "batman versus superman, dawn of justice." >> the full trailer debuts tomorrow night on "jimmy kimmel live." the movie hits the theaters on march 25th easter weekend. looking forward to it. >> speaking of teasers call it a modern honeymoon loaded with instagram pics. >> "modern family" stars sophia vergara and husband joe manganiello couldn't resist sharing photos with the world. >> they jetted to turks and caicos island for their honeymoon over the past week and they've got the pictures to prove it. congratulations to the pretty couple. >> beautiful people in a beautiful place. >> and very wealthy people, as well. >> exactly. rubbing it in our faces. >>> coming up, another blissfully happy lady laughing all the way to the bank. >> adele now saying hello to her new music place. my credit card - you're gonna ar - so you can charge me on the down low two weeks later look

. >> the band performed patty smith's people have the power. it was their first gig since the november 15th attack on the bataclan theater. >>> record rainfall turns roads into the rivers in portland or. and it's not over yet. the pacific northwest is bracing for even more wet weather in the coming week. bill karins has more on that. >> the northwest has been a little rough. two storms in the last three days. another one today and thursday. eastern half of washington state. portland still dry right now but that will change throughout the day. a lot of advisories out there. some for wind. some flooding. the worst is probably the flooding and also some of the high winds across the nosh portions of the rockies. the next storm moves on shore during the day. we will get gusty winds not quite as windy as it was with the last storm system that came through. then wednesday the storm moves inland. some will be snow especially in the mountains of idaho. the saw tooths. short break before the next one on thursday and that will be a little more south inclu

the bad performed to a packed arena, playing a rendition of patti smith's people have the power, alongas well as their song, i love you all the time. 90 people died at the convert hall where the band was playing. >> there was emotion, a lot of emotions. >> bad thing happened three weeks ago, and -- and to see them live, making rock and roll, it was kind of strange. >> translator: it's kind of a relief for people. for everybody. and life continues. music is a way for people to relate to each other. >>> still to come on al jazeera, hitting rock bottom, the mining company anglo american announces plans to cut 80,000 jobs from its global work force. >>> and the tiny arbeeian island that is making giant leaps to becoming completely self-sufficient for energy. ♪ >> every monday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. "talk to al jazeera". monday, 6:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. ♪ >>> hello, a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. the united states has annou

group an emotional introduction as eagles lead both bands into the song "people have the power by patti smith. the band will resume their tour next year playing paris in february. >>> new overnight another disturbing video from chicago police as the federal government looks into department miscondu. this one shows officers using a stun gun on a man inside a jail cell then dragging him down the hallway. he later died. two years after that happened the police now admitting they could have handled it better. an investigation into their conduct is still going on. and ththere wille no charges in another high-profile incident caught on camera. ththe fatal lice shooting of ronald johnson as he ran away. it was found to be justified. >>> a two-star admiral has been removed from his post for misconduct. rear admiral david baucom becomes the most senior officer to be disciplined this year. investigators say baucom was so could not stand. surveillance video later showed baucom wandering around hi hotel without clothes. he blames mixing alcohol with medication. >>> well, there's more bad news for the chi

>> lead singer jess hughes led both bands in the song "people have the power," by patti smith who playedu2 last night. the performance helped cap off the end of the concert that also aired on hbo last night. >> hughes says the eagles of death metal will resume their tour next year and will play paris in february. >>> authorities here in new york are searching for three men who robbed gwyneth paltrow. well, not really. but the pop-up shop for her lifestyle brand goop. >> apparently they walked away with stolen goods estimated to be worth more than $170,000. that's a lot which many have joked turns out to be about a dozen items. actually less than that. >> police say the thieves pried open a cabinet door during store hours taking two pieces of jewelry and three men's watches. in response to the theft, goop said in a statement we remain open for business with proper security precautions in place. >> and finally we can all breathe a sigh of relief. kim kardashian and kanye west have a name for their newborn child. the baby born over the weekend. the world awaiting the announcement of the nam

it was rumored that the california band would join them, and they did, singing a rendition of patty smith'sve the power. >>> and after just four months of retirement jon stewart made his return to the daily show but this time he took the seat as a guest to keep heat on an issue he's been pushing for a long time. a permanent extension of the 9/11 health and compensation act the zadroga act that provides health care for first responders who fell ill after the attacks. and in true stewart fashion, he did not mince words when discussing the difficulties he's encountered trying to get congress to pass the extension. >> it expired in september, it's soon going to be out of money. these first responders, many sick with cancers and pulmonary disease have had to travel at their own expense to washington, d.c. hundreds of times to plead for our government to do the right thing. plead. the only conclusion that i can draw is that the people of congress are not as good of people as the people who are first responders. >> oh, jon -- >> well now to people all over the world, last night marking the second

the band performed patty smith's people have the power. it was their first gig since the november 13th attack on the bataclan theater. >>> french police now have a new ally in the fight against terror. russian authorities presented the french ambassador in moscow with this cute police dog in training. the puppy is to replace diesel, the belgian shepherd killed on november 18th during the search for the ringleader of the paris terror attacks. >>> time now for business with cnbc's landon dowdy. >> good morning. the markets could see more red arrows today after stocks fell monday. the energy sector leading the way down as oil prices hit their lowest levels since 2009. around $37 a barrel, after opec decided not to cut production in the face of sliding global prices. oil is, as we know, a little higher this morning. >>> and t-mobile is under scrutiny for ads promising to do away with hidden fees. the new york attorney general and consumer financial protection bureau are looking into complaints customers are watching the two-year installment pl

patty smith, who closed the show with one of the greatest of all rock 'n' roll anthems of defiance. ♪ have the power ♪ >> reporter: and bono's apparently written a brand new song about the paris attacks, and fans are certainly hoping they're going to hear him when he's back on stage there. >> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." . it's tuesday, december 8th, this is the "cbs news." shuning trump t.gop front runner faces a backlash in his party after seaing he wants to ban all muslims from entering the united states. opponents line up to denounce him. tied to terror. the fbi releases few details on the san bernardino shoot, saying the couple had been radicalized

the two bands joined forces singing patty smith's song people have the power. >> ♪ people have the power >> they wrote, quote, thank you to everyone in the world who continues to prove that love, joy, and music, will always overcome terror and evil. >> coming up in the next half hour here on "eyewitness news", the eagles find themselves an unexpected place back if the first spot. and they have former bird to thank for their spot in the standings. >> also, a shake up in the sixers front office. but it is the same old result on the court. and the latest embarrassing lost is one for the record books. also: i'm daniel nottingham in san bernardino california. coming up: new details emerge about the cup hole carried out wednesday's shooting rampage at an office holiday party. >> and we are getting set for milder air again. can you believe we've got a few days of 60s in the forecast? we do. not a typo. we'll have the full forecast for you coming u whenclots in my lung,with blood it was serious. fortunately, my doctor had a game plan. treatment with xarelto®. hey guys! hey, finally, somebody i c

musician patty smith. cbs news contributor melody hobson is ms.une. >> thought, well, here's an opportunity to perhaps showcase a career and a story that is not common. i think that's what women like me have been dreaming of. >> reporter: only two women kept with the calendar's typical theme. serena williams is pictured topless with her what can to the camera. and amy schumer in her underwear, sipping coffee. >> she had an idea that there was going to be clothing this year, and i was like, great, let's do it. nudity. >> reporter: nudity has been a near constant since 1964. it hoped to be an artistic version of a pin-up calendar, legitimized by fashion's elite. but times are changing. and attitudes about objectifying women along with them. >> i think it would risk a lot of people saying, this wasn't sincere. >> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm anna warner. captioning funby c

patty smith, who closed the show with one of the greatest of all rock 'n' roll anthems of defiance. people have the power, people have the power >> reporter: and bono's apparently written a brand new song about the paris attacks, and fans are certainly hoping they're going to hear him when he's back on stage there. >> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us "cbs this morning." >>> the front-runner for the republican presidential nomination calls for a ban on all muslims entering the united states. also tonight, the san bernardino killers practiced at a shooting range. survivors tell their stories. >> i kept thinking, why doesn't he stop? why won't he stop? >> the justice department investigates the chicago p.d.'s use of force against minorities. and a queen aises a king and brings the president to tears. >>> this is the "cbs overnight >> this time, it was not an off-the-cuff remark. donald trump, the leading republican candidate to be next president, issued a policy statement calling on the united stat

but instead, fans saw another patty smith, who closed the show with one of the greatest of all rock 'n' roll anthems of defiance. people have the power, people have the power >> reporter: and bono's apparently written a brand new song about the paris attacks, and fans are certainly hoping they're going to hear him when he's back on stage there. >> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new

musician patty smith. cbs news contributor melody hobson is ms. june. >> thought, well, here's an opportunity to perhaps showcase a career and a story that is not common. me have been dreaming of. >> repepter: only two women kept with the calendar's typical theme. serena williams is pictured topless with her what can to the camera. and amy schumer in her underwear, sipping coffee. >> she had an idea that there was going to be clothing this year, and i was like, great, let's do it. nudity. >> reporter: nudity has been a near constant since 1964. it hoped to be an artistic version of a pin-up calendar, legitimized by fashion's elite. but times are changing. and attitudes about objectifying women along w wh them. >> i think it would risk a lot of people saying, this wasn't sincere. >> that's the "cbs cvernight news" for this wednesday. for some of you the n ns

patty smith, who closed the ow with one of the greatest of all rock 'n' roll anthems of defiance. people have the power, people have the power >> r rorter: and bono's apparently written a brand new song about the paris attacks, and fans are certainly hoping they're going to hear him when he's back on stage there. >> and thahas the "cbs overnightht news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us later for the morning news and "c"s this morning." york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> > e front-runner for t t republican presidential nomination calls for a ban on all muslims entering the united states. also tonight, the san bernardino killers practiced at a shoing range. survivors tell their stories. >> i kept thinking, why doesn't he stop? why won't he stop? >> the justice department investigates the chicago p.d.'s use of force against minorities. and a queen praises a king and >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>>>his time, it was nototn off-the-cuff remark. today, donald trump, the leading republican candidate to be next president, issue

. >> you had people like patty smith. >> i'm an artist.t what music is and how it ought to be played. in england punk rock is not a musical statement, it is a social one. >> if punk has a home territory it's here on kings road in the middle of england, the same street that launched the miniskirts and look and mood of the swimming '60s. >> belongs to punk rockers. >> what's this done for us? >> nothing. >> hasn't got me a job. >> there isn't any future for a kid now. i mean, there isn't. >> there is an anger and frustration that drove a lot of punk on and got a lot of young people behind it. ♪ >> said to be a political group. >> yeah. i've said it. it's true. >> so maybe we'd be singing about love and kissing someone. >> the clash musically is the best of the lot. it doesn't sound like traditional punk but it doesn't sound like anybody else with a clash either. ♪ ♪ i live by the river >> punk was i think a kind of wide umbrella and that wider scene included people who were a little more complex in their musical performance style. people won

you too and punk rock legend patti smith performed together on stage in the city of life in the first of two concerts. those were rescheduled after the paris attack that left 130 people dead. u2 front man bono spoke to the office before performing say we are all parisians tonight. >> now we can't save you but our prayer tonight is to be useful to you for the evening. what what an honor and privilege it is to serve you this evening. we are your servants this evening. >> juliet: he's awesome, i love him. you know the group american, eagles and death medical that played the night of the attacks. there were reports that they were coming out as a surprise guest but that did not happen. they said that they want to perform their at their next concert if it opens again. >> ben: the nypd believes a a string of arsonist. >> juliet: early yesterday morning was another fire. tresa parrilla has details. >> reporter: and morning. you can still smell the smoke here, you can see the charred rubble of what was supposed to be a family's home. you consider this happened on the morning of the first night

. >> and now the ticket to that concert as it was patty smith and the people would have power. those lyrics, it means something extra special last night. >>> a letter from scott weiland's ex-wife is getting a lot of attention last night. >> and weiland battled substance abuse for much of his life in a letter published, urging people to not glorify the tragedy. while they praise their late ex- husband's talent that they are quick to point out that he was a father that basically abandoned his children. skip the depressing t-shirt with 1967 on it and use that money to take a kid to a ball game or out for ice cream. perspective. >>> things are looking up for a man that has been homeless. >> and the lottery scratch up for them worth half a million dollars. now, in addition to being homeless that the man has lost his business and got a divorce and battled alcoholism. the man with the aspen homeless shelter says that it couldn't have happened to a better guy. that they are trying to use the cash to fight those skis to reconnect with his daughter. >>> and in every state. >> they could

. >> the band join u2 on stage in pars are and performed emotional rendition of patty smith's people have the power. onsetter after the paris attacks which left 130 people dead including 89 at the concert hall. 50 eight crime detectives trying to determine who vandalized over thing with weekend and these are pictures of the damaged which was knock over friday saturday saturday night. it happened hours after it was lit to mark the first night of hanukkah. fortunately, the menorah was repaired in time for tonight's lighting ceremony. >> those of us who were committed to freedom and to goodness and values and to morality and light will penetrate whatever darkness may come our way. >> take away. as you can see, as for the vandalism, they believe the same person is responsible for both. >> former giants' end and jetstar pleaded guilty today to tax evasion chase in new any prison time. he admitted not paying taxes on the $1 million income in 2016 and facing up to five years prohibition and 20 9 he pleaded guilty to a gun charge after shooting himself in the leg at a nightclub in the city a

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