going to get morse more resources i told her that we are going to have her back and all the people of france backed president obama is current emergency declaration frees up to five million dollars in assistance and assistance secretary the department of health and human services will help to coordinate that federal effort we are getting a look and a fire truck and slammed into a fast food take a look at happened this afternoon and farmers field texas just outside dallas police say the truck had been repaired and someone from the repair shop was driving the truck back to the firehouse when the driver lost control and veered off the road and slanted to the dairy queen injuring the driver and an employee inside. both are expected to be okay the u s dealing with winter weather folks in the midwest but the day digging now that scraping sound of snow shovels could be heard in suburban st louis today's neighbors cleared off driveways and sidewalks all for now here in hampton roads weren't dealing with death authorities keeping a close bigger one set to move in later this week so let's we have a li

, the french president francois hollande just a couple of hours ago talking about how the threat still weighs very heavily on france and the people of france. >> yes, and also in that speech, he was particularly addressing himself to the security forces. he was actually speaking from the paris police headquarters, talking about sacrifices made by police officers, the fact that three died during those attacks a year ago, and also commenting them on their work and emergency services in responding to the november 13 attacks. there was acknowledgments that france is very much on state of emergency, state of alert. the president felt there were recent successes. he spoke about 25 acts linked to terrorism thwarted in the last month. he said in the past year, the security forces of nice to prevent 200 individuals from traveling to syria or iraq presumably to take part in fighting or training. at the same time, he said that there would be efforts now to recruit 5,000 new police officers in the next year, and he underlined the need to continue improving communication and cooperation between the various security forces and intelligence age

holland and the people of france may face a long journey ahead. >> danish lawmakers pass new measuresefugees out. rob matheson looks at how the small nordic country is trying to make refugees pay for their stay by seizing val ukes. >> the -- valuables. >> the mood was subdued. the debate polite. the result shocked many. danish police will be able to seize valuables worth more than 1500 from refugees, used to help with food and housing costs. those behind the bills are determined it is fair. the argument that denmark does not do its bit, we do our bit. it's not a secret when we stand here today, we wish to take a smaller share. >> denmark took in a record 20,000 refugees, it's not the only country to pay for living conventions. switzerland takes valuables worth more than 925,000. critics and supporters say it has more to do with deterring refugees. the nations is confirmed. the decision to give tainish police the authority to search and compensate valuables sends damaging messages. sending fear rather than consolidation. >> reporter: the danish politicians say the legislation is in lin

it was a sign of the world unifying behind right over wrong, standing together with the people of france. times like these test us and our response in coming together is crucial. that response isn't always perfect. there was a moment of an nfl statement. during a moment of silence at the packers game, one very misguided fan yelled out "muslims suck." which is obviously awful. this guy probably thought he had everyone's support when he yelled it out, but you just know as soon as he said it, he looked around and was like -- "oh no. i've made a terrible mistake. even the people with him were like "dude." it's pretty bad when you're the most embarrassing person in a stadium full of adults dressed ( laughter ) even those guys were like put the shirts on. you have ruined it. you have ruined it. now if you're thinking of yelling something out during a moment of silence, here's what you can do to curb that urge. ok. what you do is you hold your breath, count to 10, and then forever. ( laughter ) sort it all out. later, in a press conference after the game, green bay packers quarterback aaron rod

it is believed the two >>> to you the people of france, i say tonight i'm sorry and iill fix it. no citizen of this great state should endure this kind of catastrophe. >> and that is michigan governor rick snyder at yesterday's state of the state address apologizing to the people of flint for their recent water crisis. the republican governor devoted much of that hour-long speech to that disaster. he said he would appeal president obama's deny hamilton a federal disaster declaration for that area. >>> coming up this morning, you know this, don't mess with mom. mother fighting off would-be carjackers at a gas station. more of t ts video ahead on local 10 news at 5:30. >>> and aggressive panhandler arrested. the amount of cash found on a man asking other for money >> as i'm getting them out, you say i'll help you get them out because i don't want to have to >>> what the actor did after yeah i ride. one thing i've come to realize: there's no easier way to save on motorcycle insurae than switching to geico. saving money, that's something every rider should do. what is that? it's calle

how have things changed for france, for the people of france, for the people of france that have so identified freedom, with complete and total respect for different, you know, varying opinions thoughts and where freedom is such an important part of their dna. how are things differently? >> i think we all realize now th that, of course, we have this sadness but also this spirit of resistance with life. i can't tell you, for example, living in paris is still a beautiful thing that we enjoy every day. and there is a joke probably resuming the situation saying if the terrorists want to kill us, and if the resistance is to drink a glass of wine and listen to music and good music, then jihadists be prepared because we are so well trained in france that we're going to defeat you. >> caroline, how is it that you remember your colleagues and friends, and how is it that we can all, i think, what lessons can we all take from this last year, you know? >> first about my colleague, i really want to tell you, actually, they were smart, funny, talented and very far from the picture i've seen in outside media

armed forces when i say that we will always stand by the people of france, our oldest ally. our men and women in uniform are proud to stand shoulder to shoulder every day around the globe with french service members, helping ensure peace and stability, and defeat extremism in the middle east, north africa, afghanistan, and on the ground, in the air, at sea, and in the cyber and space domains. i want to come mend the minister for his steadfast leadership, particularly in the campaign to deliver isil a lasting defeat. there is no other minister of defense that i have spent as much time with, discussing pressing issues that our two nations and our men and women in uniform face. we were on the phone together hours after the november attack, coordinating a crushing response to isil in raqqa. enhancing sharing of intelligence, and discussing the next steps for our coalition. and long before that day, in fact, the minister and i met at the pentagon to discuss ways to accelerate the campaign against isil. his incisive observations, and strong resolve played a critical role in remain

france of 2015 is very different from france of 1995. our peoplere much more in advance that our politicians. they want reform. they know what globalization is about. they know all of the challenges of globalization. i am optimistic because the push will come from the ground. fromine: a poll coming you moreomes -- put popular than your prime minister. emmanuel: it is once more evidence of what i mentioned. the fact -- i was nobody wanted five year ago. it is only because i pushed reforms. i try to implement and do my best to implement those reforms. i think people wait for that. they love that. you have to be of the mystic about france because people are very aware of the situation and they want results. continue tou'll increase from now until april of next year. popularity is not that effective in itself. i'm not in this game. what is important is what you do. if you do good things for your country and on top of that you are popular, perhaps your better to implement stuff. it is better. you are like you are. i am not a movie star. i don't need to

of satirical magazine, charlie hebdo... killing 12 people, including some of france's most famous cartoonists. five more lives were lost in subsequent attacks in france in the following days. charlie hebdo is publishing a special anniversary. the cover shows a blood-smeared, god-like figure with a gun--and the words "one year on, the assassin is still on the run."assassin is still year on, the assassin is still on the run." 3 3 3 macon county is hoping to get help from the state after recent flooding caused more than 700-thousand dollars worth of damage. preliminary estimates show more than 30 homes and 23 roads were damaged. officials have now sent a request for a damage assessment. that could determine if any money will be available to residents and businesses affected by the flooding. 3 3 buncombe county commissioners want to raise awareness about the dangers of radon. commissioners are expected to approve a local proclamation naming january as radon action month. radon is an invisible, odorless and tasteless gas that can cause lung cancer. it can be found in about seven-percent of area hom

of satirical magazine, charlie hebdo... killing 12 people, including some of france's most famous cartoonists. five more lives were lost in attacks in france in the following days. charlie hebdo is publishing a special edition to mark the anniversary. the cover shows a blood-smeared, god-like figure with a gun--and the words "the 3 3 a driver is facing charges after leading officers on a high-speed chase through three counties in north carolina. it was all caught on a patrol car's dash cam. it started in valdese and went on for 20 miles until it ended in lincoln county. speeds reached over a hundred miles an hour. deputies say the chase started as an investigation into a crack cocaine operation. it all ended when deputies deployed stopsticks to stop the car. the driver is now charged with felony fleeing to elude. 3 3 a developing story out of hickory this morning... following allegations of sexual misconduct and more involving the public housing authority there. officials are accused of sexually harassing tenants and mispending taxpayer money. the city council has now passed a motion to change

of satirical magazine, charlie hebdo...in paris. paris.twelve people were killed including some of france's most famous cartoonists.five more people were killed in subsequuent attacks in the following days. here's a look at the cover charlie hebdo is publishing... a special edition to mark the annivesary. at the same time today, french president fran-swaw 'ohh-lande unveiled a plaque to honor the victims of charlie hebdo increased violence during the past year, including last years attacks in the city which left more than a hundred people dead.in response, france has stepped up its attack against isis in syria. now a cbs 2 news update. update.cbs 2 news has now learned the names of the individuals whose canoe capsized this weekend in the frigid waters of coralville lake. lake.seventeen year old tanner wymer was canoeing with fifty one year old michael felton sunday afternoon.authorities say strong winds caused their boat to flip over.we're told they were out canoeing to take pictures of a local home.the sheriff's office also says neither was wearing a life jacket. this is a really erratic time to be on any body of water in johnson coun

of the most renowned cartoonists in the world,ere killed by islamic militants.french resident francoisishollande spoke to police this morning about protecting people against any new attacks.all of france has been on edge since the attacks in paris that killed 130 people in november. back in cedar rapids.... rapids....police are investigating gun-fire in the 15-hundred block of 7th avenue south-east. east.just afr 7 this morning, the department received multiple calls from people who say they heard several l ots in that area. nobody was hurt.one person was arrested at the scene.right now - we don't know the in the process of executing a search warrant at a residence. a waterloo man now faces 30-years in prison. prison.yesterday a jury found marchello rembert guilty on gun and drug charges.he was arrested in june for r having a loaded pistol and 15 baggies of cocaine.because of prior convictions, rembert was not allowed to have a fire-arm.in addition to jailtime, he also faces a one-point-two-million dollar fine. a a n who allegedly passed out counterfiet money has been arrested by cedar rapids police. police.mendel holmes is accused of giving a fake 100-dollar bill to a clerk at the ku

but there are some polls that have shown that 79% of people in france believe that you shouldn't be publishinganything that mocks any kind of religion. so just as most papers and magazines will put limits on what they publish, they will not advocate violence. they will not publish pornography. is there such a thing as appropriate self-censorship, where we as journalists can make the appropriate decision say, "well, some things shouldn't be and most american news outputs have not shown what charlie hebdo has published, including this one. and your book in the united states, the publication in the united states does not have the cartoons that you published in denmark. >> yes. of course every individual has a right to exercise his internal line. but what i'm skeptical about here is motivation. in fact, we did not republish charlie hebdo's cartoons in my newspaper. and we wrote an editorial saying, "violence works." because that was not a journalistic judgment. it was a security judgment. and i think that there's been some confusion among editors both in western europe and here about what's the re

caught on pe dozens of people rush to the mountains of france to help out a group of skiers who are trapped from an avalanche. their rescue efforts on video new in our 6-o-clock hour. newscast report date= producer= editor= producer comments: -------------------- director= t.d.= audio= deko= st rack cam 2= direom breakin breaking news. >> kim: break egg news seven people are dead after an explosion. this morning we know who is taking responsibility for that attack and we'll share it ahead. >> dana: you have a chance today to make your voice heard about the planned reorganization of the clark county school district. where you can go to make your opinion known. plus. >> kim: powerball winners. we have three winning tickets to share with you this morning and we have live team coverage in some of those locations headed your way. >>> we begin with breaking news on this thursday morning. a news agency affiliated with isis is saying that group

been expanding the government's authority since it won majorities in both houses of parliament in october. >>> people in france have marked the one-year anniversary of the terrorist attack on the satirical magazine "charlie hebdo." memorial services were held in paris. but public concerns over terrorism remain high after police managed to ward off another terror attack. nhk world's tomoko kurabayashi has the details. >> reporter: police say a man tried to force his way into a police station in northern paris. they say he was carrying a knife and wearing a fake suicide belt and was shouting, "god is great." police shot and killed the man. paris prosecutors have begun investigating the incident. the attack came one year after 17 people died when islamic extremists targeted the office of "charlie hebdo" and a supermarket in paris. the dead included three police officers. people gathered on thursday to mourn the victims. they laid flowers and lit candles. french president francois hollande visited the headquarters in paris and paid his respects in front of a cenotaph. >> translator: the actions of these terrorists

of satirical magazine, charlie hebdo. killing 12 people, including some of france's most famous cartoonists. five more lives were lost in subsequent attacks in france in the following days. security is still tight in paris, particularly in shopping centers and supermarkets, following terrorist attacks over a month ago. authorities said some 25-hundred soldiers are still deployed on the streets. some came from serving in countries like mali, where they worked as part of a foreign police force. france remains under a state of emergency, following the november 13th in the capital that killed 130 people. coming up on wis, presidential candidates from both sides of the aisle are reacting to the president's gun control demands. find out which candidates support obama and which tuesday january fifth- we're 46 days out from the republican primary in south from the democratic primary- and less than a month from the first big vote of election season- the iowa caucus. the big topic on the campaign trail today- action on gun regulation and background checks. republican candidates were heavily critical o

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of which we fought all those years. >> reporter: the proposal was put forward shortly after the paris attacks on november 13 that killed 130 people. since that night, france has been under a state of emergency. it has also left to bear increasingly at odds with francois hollande's security

people who shouldn't have guns to get them... washington. " sabrina: it's been nearly one year since terrorists stormed the offfice of satirical magazine, charlie hebdo... the attack killed 12 people, including some of france's most famous cartoonists. five more lives were lost in subsequent attacks in france in the following days. charlie hebdo is publishing a special edition to mark the anniversary. the cover shows a blood-smeared, god-like figure with a gun--and the words "one year on, the assassin is still on the run." sabrina: turning to news from your local election headquarters this morning... iowans get a new way to register to vote, as presidential candidates ramp up their campaigns leading up to caucus day... sabrina: iowa secreatary of state paul pate unveiled iowa's new online voter registration system monday. with the new system, iowans with a state issued i-d can register to vote over the internet. the new system's goal is to get all eligible citizens participating in the electoral process. along with registering, iowans can also update their website.. "this is a great resource. we're stepping up to well over 93% of the eligible voters of iowa having direct access to online voter registration a

not believe in the people and their ability to take them out of economic -- they think the government is the answer to everything, and they are smarter and better than the people of franced it's unfortunate because it's not going to change. it's only going to get worse and as the markets drop also, that's going to take away much of the wealth affect that has been going on the last few years, so it's going to be doubly bad the next few years. neil: we're going to take a look at the corner of wall and broadway, stocks stayed remarkably the same all day long and then they reminded me, neil, because the markets are closed. and all the markets are down and we've been waiting for tomorrow. what do you think? >> i'll give you the little bit of good news. we have already dropped 1,800 points in the last 10, 11 days, so i suspect we're going to have a decent bounce. but we're in a bear market for stocks, neil. it's been going on for a while and now the major embassies are making themselves apparent. i think there's a lot more to go, and i suspect we're going to have a rough going, at least into october, and i do believe we're going to be in the 14s if not the 13s in the dow, and

french president hollande told the people of france that the terror threat level is still at its highest level and that the parisians and french should brace for more of this. >> the french president repeated that warning this morning. >> tensions are high there. >>> another big story but this on a much lighter note, the story many are talking about this morning, powerball. no matches for the grand prize so the jackpot now jumping from 500 to almost $700 million. it could go even higher. all the latest and his losing ticket. >> ten losing tickets actually, robin. but still three words for you, keep hope alive. at least for a few more days because, yes, we all went to bed knowing we had not won the jackpot but joy morning when no one else won. >> 47, 63, 62, 11. your powerball number, 17. >> reporter: those are the weren't so winning. this morning the powerball jackpot is up to a whopping $675 million making it the most massive prize in american history. with $675 million, you can afford to buy 32 ultimate luxury penthouses in new york city like mr. trump's that recently sold for 21 milli

of national security. france is still under a state of emergency currently. it was imposed in the wake of the november attacks that left 130 peopleead. take a listen to "france 24" as he spoke earlier. >> we have since 2013 dismantled 18 recruitment networks located all-around the country. since 2013 we have also arrested 11 groups who were planning to carry out attacks. and since last spring, six attacks have been thwarted. >> one member of the u.s. armed forces has been killed in afghanistan this tuesday. another two americans and an as-yet unknown number of afghans were also injured in the same incident. the casualties came in the outhern province of helmond. updates say the victims would only train, advise and assist missions with forces when they come under fire. he added there may still be americans on the ground engaging the enemy in support of afghan forces. check points near an oil port in libya have come under a second day of attack from the islamic state group. this according to a libyan security spokesman. he added that an oil storage tank has always been set on fire. the militants have killed nine security guards and

. >>> by the way right now, new this morning, the people of france are stopping to remember thg e "charlie hebdo" incident. prime minister francois hol nde stopped by. the same ceremony took place at a paris supermarket also struck by a deadly attack. that killing spree started last january 7th. with the murr of her mother and her mother's boyfriend. surveillance video shows destiny garcia being taken into custody. she is accused of killing 39-year-old rosie sanchez and 40-year-old anthony nunez. she claims she is being abused. there are no signs the killings were in self-defense. >>> a bronx man accused of killing his wife shooting his wife on christmas day is in court. she was struck in the arm and neck and surprised. >>> on long island, two teenagers charged with throwing bricks and cinder blocks off on overpass are back in court. 17-year-old andrew denton, 19-year-old jacob palant are accused of hitting two cars on the meadow brook state parkway. they're being held on $50,000 bond. unrelated charges, he's being held on 1 million bond. >>> volkswagen could face billions of dollars in fi

people in homs. in france, justice minister christiane taubira has resigned in protest over plans to strip people convicted of terrorism of their citizenship. the steps, set to go before parliament, were proposed in the wake of the november 13 attacks in paris that killed 130 people. taubira, one of france's few top black politicians, tweeted -- "sometimes staying on is resisting, sometimes resisting means leaving." in news from the campaign trail, republican presidential candidate donald trump says he will probably not participate in thursday's fox news hosted debate. this comes after trump spent days demanding fox remove megyn kelly as one of the debate moderators -- a demand that fox refused to meet. in august during a gop debate, the moderator megyn kelly, asked trump about his history of calling women "fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals." after the debate, trump criticized kelly saying -- "you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, coming out of her wherever." , in sebring, ohio, schools were closed for the third day in a row after tests showed high levels of lead in the drinking wa

that the attacks have only added to the anti-muslim sentiment in france. >> translator: more people now think that islamism and the issue of migrants should be dealt with strictly. the entire country is drifting to the right. it seems that france is moving to boost security measures and toughen controls against migrants. >> reporter: professor yamati says there's a need to express solutions from the view point of social issues facing the muslim community. >> translator: no matter how hard they crack down on terrorists, potential terrorists could still be born. unless the climate is transformed. a greater focus should be placed on the situation surrounding migrants and their frustrations. >> reporter: france now finds itself at a crucial juncture, making anti-terrorism measures tougher to cope with islamic state militants while dealing with the issues facing migrants. nhk world. >> thank you. >>> a high-speed ferry traveling between the korean peninsula and japan crashed into what appears to have been a whale on friday morning. it was carrying 184 passengers, eight people were injured. >>> officials at jr kyushu jet ferry s