the perpetrator had a gun, a flashlight and wore heavy woolen gloves, a bandana and a cap. he walked all of the women through the home saying he was looking for valuables, but his motive wasn't robbery. >> that type of rapist wants to go through the whole scenario. i'm in this room, i've got to get out, where can i go? >> in many cases, the perpetrator ordered the women to shower afterwards, presumably to remove trace evidence, such as semen, hair and fibers. detective matt gallien identified a dozen rape cases all on the south side of the city within a five-mile radius, all with the same m.o. in some of these cases, semen samples were collected from the victims. in others, washcloths found in victims' homes were found to contain semen, presumably from the perpetrator. all were sent for dna testing. six of the semen samples matched. the others were inconclusive. investigators discovered that all of the women shopped at the same grocery store and many were members of the health club nearby. since most of the women were single and living alone, investigators suspected that th

seeing that the perpetrators will be brought to justice. he was speaking in the future tense because they are still lose. -- still loose. hoping he would address the nation on prime time, he hoped to have better news to bring to the french. he was calling for unity and described the attack as a cowardly assassination and an attack on french values that the republic was struck in the heart. obviously, he was hinting at the tensions with the muslim community. france has the largest community in western europe and is hoping that there will not be backlash against the muslim community at a time when it is used of not standing up in a strong and clear voice against radical islam. at a time when the far right is feeding on the fears of radical islam. the leader of the far right was the clear winner in the last european elections. she stands a good chance of making it to the second round. this is a time of unity as the president has said. he knows that the climate is very tense and he is hoping for a day of mourning when flags will be flying at ha

the perpetrators. and so their are things you can do to shift the culture to show who the real perpetrators are sent to the victims are. are. and i want to commend cindy for the work she is doing to bring the super bowl here and working with the nfl. but we no it is one of the biggest events in the country. perpetrators gravitate to these kind of things. that is something else to keep an eye on. >> we just stumbled upon an advertisement for models. i talked to the fbi yesterday and they got them it was amazing. we are making headway. one of my favorite topics backpage.com. it was just purchased by an overseas company. >> i did not no that. but for exactly what we talked about the ability to go offshore. i would like to hear about your opinion organizations like that. >> a lot of this is trying to figure out ways our first amendment rights. you run into legitimate issues. they key is to try to figure out when things are criminal and to try to get this out there. we want to make it easier to get the info

they lessen the atrocities of the perpetrators.nd yet, and yet, in view of the killing participation anywhere of so many world's leaders, there is visible sign of compassion and improvement instead of indifference. this is progress. it is now up to the leaders of tomorrow but there remains so much more to be done. we all must be involved and stay involved. no one, no one should ever be a spectator. i feel so strongly about this point that if i had the power i would add an 11th commandment. you should never never be a bystander. i have hope there is a brighter future for mankind. after all, we live together on the same planet. perhaps when we all find that we are one people, we can then ensure that tragedy like auschwitz will never happen again to us or to any other people. [applause] i am going to end my remarks with a quote expressing one survivors thoughts on auschwitz. from whatever country, you look at the rooms of the camp think and do all you can. for you and your children, the ashes of auschwitz are a warning. hatred will ne

. >> we have launched a series of measures to find the perpetrators.they will be hunted for as long as necessary. >> reporter: as bullets from fired, the police have not yet confirmed exactly how many people died in this attack. men arrived with three masked men at charlie hebdo they killed everyone inside. we estimate 10 to 11 people are dead. with two colleagues of ours, who has also died. >> an eyewitness describes the scene. >> i just got a glimpse. it didn't look like a terrorist car. then the car stopped across from where we were, and two guys with black masks got out and began shooting. [ gunfire ] >> more amateur footage filmed from a nearby building in the aftermath emergency crews rushed the injured from the scene, a number of them said to be critical. the french cabinet met in emergency session. there is now a massive manhunt under way. the black citron was later found abandoned. they determined that three attackers were involved, and its likely that the publication charlie hebdo has been targeted because of its satirical portrayal of politi

we have launched a series of measures following this act of aggression to find the perpetrators. they will be hunted for as long as necessary. >> reporter: as bullets were fired bystanders hid behind parked cars. the police have not confirmed how many people died in this attack. >> translator: a van arrived with three masks men at the headquarters and used automatic weapons and killed anything they saw inside. we have estimated about 10 to 11 are dead. between those who died inside and two colleagues of ours that have also died. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: more amateur footage filmed from a nearby building. in the aftermath emergency crewed rushed the injured from the scene, a number said to be critical. it remains unclear how many attackers were involved but it does appear likely that the public was targeted as it has been because of his satirical protearal of political and regionous leaders. >>> these are live pictures now coming out of paris. i believe our correspondent is there on the scene as well. jackie just describe what is happening right now. >> reporter: well what is happ

the perpetrators. and so their are things you can do to shift the culture to show who the real perpetrators are sent to the victims are. and i want to commend cindy for the work she is doing to bring the super bowl here and working with the nfl. but we no, it is one of the biggest events in the country. perpetrators gravitate to these kind of things. that is something else to keep an eye on. >> we just stumbled upon an advertisement for models. i talked to the fbi yesterday, and they got them it was amazing. we are making headway. one of my favorite topics, backpage.com. it was just purchased by an overseas company. >> i did not no that. but for exactly what we talked about, the ability to go offshore. i would like to hear about your opinion, organizations like that. >> a lot of this is trying to figure out ways, our first amendment rights. you run into legitimate issues. the key is to try to figure out when things are criminal and to try to get this out there. we want to make it easier to get the info

such as the french capital in paris, never stand idly by when industrious -- injustice is being perpetrated. never be a bystander. >> the history is challenging especially with auschwitz where the nazis tried to cover up. >> enough evidence emerged eyewitness accounts, film footage, and photos. >> auschwitz. the name is synonymous with a murderous ideology. in this place, one billion people -- one million people were killed. they were shipped from all over. women, men, the elderly. children. most victims were jews. but roma and homosexuals were also included. as the trains arrived one of two faiths awaited. slave labor or gas chambers. joseph mingle it decided who lived in who. . some of the prisoners were singled out for use as guinea pigs in medical experiments. the healthiest were put to work to help the not see war machine. -- nazi warmish sheen. war machine. suitcases, clothing, shoes. the belongings of nameless victims. auschwitz, the monument to humanity's capacity for evil, an atrocity that should never be forgotten. >> auschwitz and others, these places are synonymous with the atro

the perpetrators.

so this guy is a known person a known perpetrator to the french authorities. i think what's really interesting at the moment though, is when i was in the military when we were flying we were taught escape and evasion. with escape and evasion, when you're evading an enemy, you go to ground during the day and you move at night and you put as much distance as you can between wherever the incident happened and where you're trying to get to. for these guys to go in in broad daylight and to rob a gas station since the cleverest thing to do. when you look at the incident it looks very clinical and like they've trained and had operations. what they've done subsequently isn't that clever. >> we will talk a little later about the tsarnaev trial that's going on in boston. but if you recall in the early hours of that attack in boston the bombs, the strategic planning of it all and then the haphazard pattern that these two individuals in boston followed down to eventually one of them being cornered in a boat in the backyard. you think that these people have this played out

he described the perpetrators as criminals, and said they had nothing to do with islam. and he called on what he called the silent majority of the islamic community to speak out against this kind of attack. he himself is under 24-hour security. the authorities have said they are going to be stepping up protection around what they see as installations, buildings, people who could be at threat. so we're going to see a heightened security presence outside of media companies, more security at major transport hubs outside places of worships anywhere where there could be retaller to attacks. >> jackie sorry to interrupt, but i understand we can hear from the prosecutor. let's listen in. >> translator: we have mobilized the case with the head of terrorists and infractions to do with guns terrorism, criminal acts to prepare terrorist acts to -- to take -- to do various crimes. this has been sent to the judiciary police. the anti-terrorist unit and also the anti-terrorist unit -- and also the ministry of interior -- the director to the minister of interior. i can only give you ce

what they really mean is it is unknown whether or not the perpetrator is muslim.as soon as they discover the perpetrator is a christian or american, white american, they will say, we now have information this is not a terrorist attack. someone who is mentally unstable, some extremist, something like that. it is a term that functionally now means nothing other than muslims who engage in violence against the west. >> with a perfect example in colorado springs. there was a bomb that was affixed that blew up outside the naacp. the media is not saying right now is the menace looked for, there is a search for a terrorist going on right now on her own soil in colorado. >> yeah, i remember there was an individual named joseph stack who flew an airplane into a government building in texas into the side of the irs, actually. the first several hours of the reporting, it was said the suspicion is that this is a terraced attack because it was on a government facility. when was discovered he was a right-wing anti-tax, antigovernment american, they said actually, this isn't a te

they lessen the atrocities of the perpetrators. and yet, and yet, in view of the killing participation anywhere of so many world's leaders, there is visible sign of compassion and improvement instead of indifference. this is progress. it is now up to the leaders of tomorrow but there remains so much more to be done. we all must be involved and stay involved. no one, no one should ever be a spectator. i feel so strongly about this point that if i had the power i would add an 11th commandment. to the universally accepted 10 commandments. you should never, never be a bystander. i have hope there is a brighter future for mankind. after all, we live together on the same planet. perhaps when we all find that we are one people, we can then ensure that tragedy like auschwitz will never happen again to us or to any other people. [applause] i am going to end my remarks with a quote expressing one survivor's thoughts on auschwitz. from whatever country, you look at the rooms of the camp, think, and do all you can. so it would not be in vain.

there's a man hunt still on for the perpetrators. at least two men who we understand police are tracking down. let's bring you more with richard who joining us from the newsroom. richard, just bring us up to date. we know this man hunt is underway, paris on high a alert. big protected protected. >> it is confirm ed from the police 11 have been killed. president hollande said he believed of those injured, four are in critical condition. they're only waiting to see whether those people so seriously injured survive or not. we know that it looks like it was two gunmen who broke into the offices of the magazine. there are photographed now and assuming they're verified showing the two gunmen carrying automatic guns. a fierce gun battle left so many dead and injured. you were saying lucy the fact these gunmen managed to carry out attack and escape. it looked like they came in a black vehicle which was later found abandoned after the attack. so they are somewhere presumably still in paris on the run which obviously is very frightening for ev

reporter: other images include swastikas, pentagram and crude images of a sexual nature and the perpetrators are also suspected of tagging house into cars on a nearby street and a smashing windshields of this car is well. >>reporter: some of the images " of the lyrics from rap songs and a heavy metal band along with several references to the marijuana subculture suggesting to both police and school officials that vandals appeared to have no specific agenda.

a lot of times, the commander himself was the one perpetrating. lot of the times the commander new who was perpetrating and put order of "discipline" at of justice. what we do get done, i had a bill that was signed into law that when there is questioning of a woman who does report a case, you have to not ask her questions like, did you wear provocative dress? how many sexual partners have you had? that is all out. you can't do it in civilian grand jury, and now you can't do it in the military. other things that were done, making sure there is an advocate for the complainant. we have made progress, but the big and most important reform, we have not made yet, which is to take the reporting outside the chain of command. >> interestingly, one of your biggest opponents was another woman, another democrat, senator mccaskill. can you explain why you disagree on that? >> first of all, women are not joined at the hip. they see things differently. claire, i think was wrong and she thinks i'm wrong. it is respectful. it did hurt us because out of the 20 wome

on the other hand the amount of time the perpetrators could be getting tired. they could make a mistake. that might exploit an opportunity for the onscene commander to initiate an attack. every situation is different. there's another hostage situation in paris. a gunman armed with a machine gun entered a kosher supermarket killing two people. the suspect inside that market at the second location is a close friend of the kouachi brothers. he's been identified as amedy amedy coulibaly. there are reports that the individual demanded the release of the kouachi brothers. we have a reporter at that scene as well. if we can get our nbc producer live on the phone. as we continue to watch. let's keep the shot up what is happening a the printing plant'. let's get on the phone. chatman bell are you there? >> i'm here. as this police operation has grown over the last few hours, the cordon has widened as the hostage situation has unfolded. there are hundreds of police here armed with automatic weapons, rifles as well as side arms as well as -- and they are all around this a

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later on -- that grew out of those events and was perpetrated later on. it may have been the inspiration for the song "the yellow rose of texas." that is popular lore, anyway. this is an imprint from 1888 of that sheet music, which is mysterious because we do not even know for sure who the composer -- initials j.k. -- is. this is a treaty with some cherokee indians and some other tribes in 1836 -- actually, in very early 1836. signed february 20 three, which is right at the beginning of the siege of the alamo -- signed february 23, right at the beginning of the siege of the alamo. this was worked on by sam houston, who had always had a very close relationship with the cherokees. the significance of this was that texans wanted to try to be sure that the cherokees and other bands of native americans would be either neutral or on the side of the texan colonists. they did not want them to side with mexico if hostilities arose . so this was something that had been worked on for some months but with war with mexico impending, there was much urgency to get this

liuzza, she got a very good look at the perpetrator. ms.nd other witnesses who testified they saw a man with a blue steel revolver, 6'0" tall with close cut hair running past them. kevin freeman was 6'0" went by the nickname kojak because of his close cut hair. once all the evidence was examined it was clear beyond imagination that kevin freeman, acting alone, murdered ray liuzza. >> michael and gordon now believed they had a strong case for a new trial. >> we had an evidentiary hearing in front of judge quinlan. and quinlan vacated the death sentence, but he refused to vacate guilt. >> judge quinlan refused to grant a new trial. >> we were devastated. yes, it was wonderful to have john thomson spared from execution, but we were still looking at a man in his 30s to be spending the rest of his life in jail. >> so you're going to take the death penalty back and give me a life sentence? i was scared to death even more so now. you tell me i'm never going home again? that didn't give me no relief, none whatsoever. i was doomed. >> michael and go

and these perpetrators gravitate to these kinds of things. and she's been working really well with the nfl with the upcoming super bowl in arizona and so that's something else to keep an eye on. >> we just stumble on an advertisement for models. >> one of my favorite topics. it affects obviously it is affected by the internet. my neighbors i know in arizona e for exactly what we had talked about. the obvious ability -- organizations like that. i think a lot of this is trying to figure out ways. trying to introduce laws and you do run into legitimate issues on that ground. and so i think the key is to try to figure out when things are criminal and to work to try to get this out there. because they are literally advertising these kids and that's why we appreciate what google is doing, and try to do a positive thing to make it easier for law enforcement and others to go after these cases and victims to get the information that they need. >> and obviously one of the things we talked about was whether or not offering the thought for back page and

other people injured or any other government perhaps inside the building, or does it seem that the perpetrators have fled? >> there is a real sense that this is the aftermath. it was mentioned that unarmed weapon was retrieved at the scene, but very much this is the aftermath. it is that eerie calm, perhaps after an event has unfolded like this. quite strange that normal life goes on, as francois hollande was addressing the french people coming out on their balconies living in the apartments surrounding, with their lives going on, but obviously the horror of it has hit the street. but the attackers have fled, and obviously are elsewhere in the city right now. there is a large security presence around the area, but obviously security will be heightened now in paris as the search effort continues. >> did you get a chance to speak to any witnesses this morning? >> francois hollande was very quickly on the scene and speaking to the media for several minutes. we are very much cordoned off. again, quite tense as police are taking no chances and the street is cordoned off. so the police are taking no

. >> perpetrator entered the store, wearing a white hooded sweatshirt. he had a ski mask covering his face. he was caring a silver semiautomatic weapon. he did rob the store of an undetermined amount of cash. and for some reason he shot this 53 year old employee who was in the back counter in the lunch meet section when the shooting occurred. after the shooting the perpetrator fled, through the front door of the store and was last seen running west in the 1200 block of east stafford. >> this store had recently moved to this location, they didn't have surveillance cameras in place yet. they were actually expected to be installed today. police are checking three surveillance cameras for any clues. police transported the witnesses to northwest detectives. they're also dusting the front door of the store for fingerprints. they think the shooter may have touched that door and as we mentioned that 53 year old shooting victim remains in critical condition. chris, lauren? >> all right jenny thanks for the update. police dash cam video obtained by the south jerse

. >> the elisa test revealed that the perpetrator had type b blood.did not match ed andronowich's blood type. >> therefore, mr. andronowich, being of blood type a, could not have left the b-type saliva found on the swabs on the breasts. thereby meaning he could not have been, in my mind, the murderer. >> after two months in prison for a murder he confessed to, but apparently didn't commit, andronowich was released. >> feel better today? >> i'm not saying anything. >> you happy to be outside? >> i'm not saying anything. >> why had he confessed? >> andronowich, back at that time, had a terrible problem with alcohol, and when the detectives interviewed him and they asked him such questions as did you have a fight with your wife last night, he responded and said, well, i might have. when they went on and pressed him and said, did you hit her, he said, i might have. >> memory lapses while drinking are called blackouts and happen because alcohol interferes with the neurotransmissions that form memory in the brain. >> when they come out of the blackout it's

. >> bobbying fun at deflate-gate and celebrities standing up and say they are the perpetrators >> breaking news over the scene of 880 with a charred vehicle causing a huge traffic alert. we will have the latest from leyla gulen. >> as we take a look from sky 7 over san leandro northbound side of 880 at washington avenue we now have one lane open. for a time c.h.p. shut down all lanes because the truck was giving off explosions. southbound traffic is not affected but look at the backup as we pan for you. you can see how back the delays are coming from. the map is solid all the way from 238 so the drive from hair is going to be gummed up. what you could do because this is going to be around for kuwait some time is use a 80 instead and that is a little bit further to the east and as we often up that view you can see how packed the traffic is with one lane getting by and that is alleviate the pressure and you are advised to take 580 instead. kristen and eric? >> thank you so much. new this morning, mitt romney put considerable thought into making another run for president but in the end he dec

. >> we'll find these perpetrators perpetrators.e will hunt for as long as necessary. >> the police have not yet confirmed how many people died in this attack. >> three masked men at the head quarters of charlie hebdo. they used automatic weapons and killed anything that they saw inside. we've estimated 10 to 11 people are dead. between those who died inside and two colleagues of ours who have also died. >> an eyewitness describes the scene. >> i just got a glimpse. i saw people on the roof just across who were filming. then i saw a citroen c 3 it did not look like a terrorist car. two guys with black masks got out, and started shooting. [ gunfire ] >> more amateur footage filmed from a nearby building. in the aftermath emergency crews rushed the injured from the soon. a number of them said to be critical. the french cabinet met in emergency session, and there is now a massive manhunt under way. the black citroen has been found abandoned. they have determined that three attackers were involved, and it appears likely that the publica

. >> translator: are you in touch with the two brothers who perpetrated the attack at charlie hebdo?spoke and were synchronized? >> translator: are you still in touch with them? are you on the phone with them? >> translator: no. >> translator: you are synchronized in what way? do you have a scenario in mind? >> translator: no just synchronized from the beginning. >> translator: they started with charlie hebdo and i started with the policeman. >> he said he was a member of isis. cnn has not verified that recording, but it's remarkable to me. >> a sign of the times, pick up the cell phone in mid carnage and speak to journalists. >> speaking to the world. >> yes, that's the point. >>> with three terrorists killed turning to the relationship between the four suspects and how they became radicalized. >> some say the french prison system plays a role in the issue of islamic radicalization. muslims account for 10% of the population in france more than 40,000 people in french prisons are considered culturely muslim. >> that is 60% of the country's detainees. these figures came out in a repor

he advanced a notion that the perpetrator was black. how could he possibly have known that? that information had not been made public. >> one of the customers that found miss mason's body told us donnie was running around the front of the store saying, i'm going to kill that [ bleep ]. how did he know it was a lone black male when we hadn't even reviewed the tape yet. >> police discovered donnie warren was unemployed with very little money. on the night of the murder he was out drinking at a strip club. >> we theorized that donnie warren may have met the killer at the topless bar where he and his buddies had been hanging out that night and spending money they probably couldn't afford to spend. knowing his mother wouldn't resist a robbery, that store may have seemed like an easy target where they could hit the store and nobody would get hurt. >> tips continued to pour in from tips of people who thought they recognized the composite sketch. the question for police was whether this man was simply a random killer or someone connected to the victim's son. vo: 85 percent of people

he has dealt with people from the mother, the perpetrator, the victim from a perspective that nobody else has. there is no faith based representation on that list and not only that, which is unique of itself, there is inadequate community representation. that's been said and i want to echo that as well. even though i appreciate the clinician s and the psychologists there needs to be faces of people doing the work on the ground. our children are going back and forth to school afraid of to get to school and afraid in school they won't get home. our young people -- especially from where i am the church is between sunnydale and the towers they're afraid to come from the tower side up to the church which is right in the middle because they don't want the violence so they're missing out and the people are sitting at home that won't go outside the doors so i urge the task force but let's have greater representation. thank you most of you know me i am pastor walker. [inaudible] i want to commend the supervisors. i want to commend the mayor's office for looking at the structure to begin a dia

can to help them bring to justice the perpetrators of the atrocity that happened in paris. >> what has happened in paris is an appalling terrorist outrage. we must never allow the values that we hold dear of democracy, of freedom of speech to be damaged by these terrorists. we must stand against what they have done. >> i'm ari melber joined by krystal ball and toure. a massive manhunt continues all across france. america's oldest ally. two police officers and ten journalists are now dead murdered in this morning's terror attack on the headquarters of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo, known for controversial cartoons of political and religious leaders, including prophet muhammad. the three terrorists are on the run as france raises its terror alert to the highest level. this extremely grave barbaric action is also an attack against democracy and the freedom of the press. video from the scene shows a professional planned attack and the brutality is extreme. at one point one gunman approaches a fallen officer and executes him point blank. so far top u.s. counterterror officials say th

perpetrators don't understand how satirists think.is a logical consequence that when satirists are threatened, they say to themselves, i will really lay it on. >> many cartoonists in the arab world used their craft to address the ttacks on their contemporaries in paris. most of them have taken a stance for freedom -- stand for freedom of speech. >> many have expressed solidarity with the murder journalists -- murdered journalists. they have made it very clear that they believe in press freedom, even if that sometimes contradicts what their faith prescribes. >> qatar this cartoon in a -- this cartoon in a qatar newspaper shows a conflict between freedom of speech and terrorism. freedom wins. this cartoon from lebanon targets the perpetrators directly. the masked gunman says, "i have to defend myself he called me a terrorist." only a handful of cartoonists have defended restrictions on freedom of speech. >> some have compared how the press deal with islam with how it treats judaism. if you criticize islam you are exercising freedom of s

the video is released to the media to help find the perpetrator.es the perpetrator's style of attack, watching it on the news. >> when i observed the video and saw him choking the old lady from behind, the elderly woman, i realized that it was very similar. >> this guy got out of prison on may 7th, i believe, from an attack that this detective had put him away for in 2002 in the same area in brooklyn, same kind of attack on apparently two muggings of two women, one of whom i talked to who was still terrified and it had been since 2002. so it had been six years. still terrified, completely terrified. >> lillian france makes it out of the elevator with only minor physical injuries. but like a lot of the other victims he attacked, she's robbed of a lot more than just money. >> she was vibrant, full of life, really, truly the head of the family. before, we did not look at her as an elderly person. she was just our aunt. and now she's totally dependent for everything. >> seeing lillian france attacked so viciously tugs on the heartstrings of many who sa

the french witnesses have talked about two or three perpetrators and the full investigation looked after a person named muhad. a number of witness had heard that first name in "charlie hebdo"'s facilities. and in fact there is a kouachi brother called muhad and the investigators are looking for this man, this person showed up by himself in the police precinct and he has been arrested at 11:00 p.m. and the kouachi broke had been confirmed by media -- which meant that we are not going to be in research around 3:00 a.m. we called for witnesses around 3:00 a.m. in the morning and the kouachi brothers were seen the next morning at 9:26 a.m. at the gas station. they attacked the station manager who recognized him and he said that both terrorists left in a car and especially he mentioned that the brothers had -- wore weapons and they asked for food under the threat of death and analysis of the videotapes confirmed that it was the kouachi brothers. and there's been also this situation the police intervened around 7:20 or shortly after 8:00 a.m. a young police woman aged 26 was murdered suffering

was aware, some time ago, of the identity of who turned out to be one of the perpetrator tuesday. one of the alleged perpetrators. the u.s. became aware of this person through french authorities. they had the person under surveillance. so it is raising the question if he was a known entity how could he have pulled off this attack. what the indications are is while he was under surveillance not a tier one target if you will not a top terrorist threat. so perhaps very difficult to maintain constant surveillance over this person very manpower intensive. but none theless, now what we are seeing for the last 14 hours or so is u.s. intelligence services french security and intelligence services, sharing all of the information on the suspects. combing through everything they have. e-mails, telephone intercements seshl social media, communication, imagery, messages. every scrap of material they have to see if they can put together essentially think of it as the a pattern of life. communication trail, interactions the suspects may have had with other people and other places. big questions

perpetrator of 9/11, did we offend your seventh century intolerant sensibilities?here were those sensibilities when you murdered 3,000 of our people on 9/11? why should you worry about whether you want to meet with your defense attorney because you're offended that one of our honorable service members who defends our nation wants to take you from your nice comfortable cell at camp 7 to your due process trial that we don't even have to and shouldn't have to give you because of what you've perpetrated. this is wrong. especially in light of paris. we bend over backwards. and we get nothing but beheaded journalists and americans in return. >> i'm sidling along with you because you have the same amount of sentiment as i do. how ridiculous that women guards are not allowed to transfer them? let's not foreget we built them a $750,000 soccer field with lights to be able to play at night. all we do is bend over backwards. in light of yesterday, what is the correct direction we should be taking there? >> we should use all female guard sources to transport them from their cam

the search for the perpetrators continues. we know 12 people died in the attack.ve issued a witness appeal for cherif and his older brother said is also -- is also on the run right now. they are suspected of being the two men who carried out the shootings at charlie hebdo on wednesday. there is also a third suspect who drove the get away car. all three are believed to be french muslims of north african decent. sharif was arrested in 2005 for being connected to a criminal cell. he went on trial in 2008 the court heard he had become radicallized hearing of the mistreatment of muslims by u.s. forces in iraq. sharif was handed a three-year suspended sentence which he already served in the pretrial years. >>> just want to bring you some live pictures coming us from paris where you can see people are gathering to pay tribute to the victims of the attack at the charlie hebdo office. this is really the scene we have been seeing not just in the capitol, but elsewhere in the country. the president declaring this a day of mourning that has seen thousands paying tribute, payi

that's when a name of an alleged perpetrator is released to the world at large. that could be for example an alleged rapist. >> but this type of behavior is risky. >> the best example of this recently has to do with the police shooting in ferguson, when we didn't know the name of darren wilson. someone within anonymous claimed to have found the correct name of the police officer, released it to the world at large, and it was the wrong name. >> feminist groups and others fighting against sexual assault are ambivalent about assistance from anonymous, which has been credited with bringing national attention to otherwise-ignored rape cases. >> the reaction from feminist and different organizations that work on fighting sexual abuse has been mixed it's been very mixed. some groups and individuals stand by anonymous for helping to spark a national debate for helping to extend what are often local or regional issues to become national issues. in other cases they think that they do more harm because of the fact that by exposing the names of perpetrators who have yet to b

i listened in horror, once again, at another crime perpetrated in the name of islam in paris. >> reporter: the message killing in the name of islam is by far the worst insult to the prophet. in recent months that's exactly what we have seen. a string of attacks perpetrated in the name of islam from "charlie hebdo" headquarters and a kosher market in pair tiris t school in pakistan. we spoke to many at the islamic center about the mix of islam and terror, including police officer omar ritchie. what is it that attracts this? >> we are living in the dark age of islam, christianity went through its dark age. we are that point. >> reporter: the president of the muslim public affairs council blames some on lack of moderate leadership in muslim countries. should moderate islam take some role in trying to combat extremism? >> it has taken a role. i think it depend on how we define moderate islam. if we expect governments of the middle east and south asia to be the voice of modern islam. no. they don't represent islam communities worldwide. they represent their self-interest for imed me yacht shor

he has dealt with people from the mother, the perpetrator, the victim from a perspective that nobody else has. there is no faith based representation on that list and not only that, which is unique of itself, there is inadequate community representation. that's been said and i want to echo that as well. even though i appreciate the clinician s and the psychologists there needs to be faces of people doing the work on the ground. our children are going back and forth to school afraid of to get to school and afraid in school they won't get home. our young people -- especially from where i

would do all it can to help authorities in paris track down the perpetrators of this attack. >> from the u.s. perspective the biggest question is what exactly does the u.s. provide. we heard from james and saying the f.b.i. is going to send a team to work and possibly send a team and work in his words with their counterparts in france and this brings up the question we may never get answers to but nsa we know because of edward snowden has a huge spying apparatus in europe and will they provide information on the mysterious attackers so obviously the president hinting at that with counter terrorism abilities and have a that relationship with france and that they are willing to provide the help in order as the president in his words to hunt down those responsible. >> how would you describe the general mood the sentiment there in washington d.c. obviously this attack is very different in its nature and its magnitude to 9/11 but nevertheless this does conjure up those memories if you like. >> well i think the bigger question right now is how can the u.s. help because as the president sai

. >> translator: the perpetrators will be hunted for as long as is necessary. >> reporter: as bullets were fired bystanders cowered behind parked cars. the police have not yet confirmed how many people died in the attack. >> translator: a van arrived with three masked men at the headquarters and used automatic weapons and killed anything they saw inside. >> reporter: an eyewitness described the scene. >> translator: i just got a glimpse, i saw people on the roof who were filming, then i saw a new car. it didn't look like a terrorist car. then the car stopped just across from where we were. and two guys with black masks got out and started shooting. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: more amateur footage filmed from a nearby building. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: in the aftermath, emergency crews rushed the injured from the scene, a number of them said to be critical. the french cabinet met in emergency session. there is now a massive manhunt underway. the black car was later discovered abandoned. three attackers were involved and it does appear likely that the publication was targeted as it has bee

the self proclaimed proud perpetrators of this attack on the westboro baptist church was the hacker group that calls itself anonymous n. the end the westboro folks decided not to show up for the people killed at sandy hook. anonymous continues to run a fake facebook account dedicated to the group called the official westboro baptist facebook page y'all. marilyn manson anonymous and captain crunch. the cover photo reads god loves cats. this n small part is what anonymous does. anonymous is a loose collective of anonymous vigilante hackers from across the globe and what they do is retaliate against pretty much anybody they don't like for any reason and do it on their own, often crude but usually pretty effective terms. in 2011 during the arab spring protests, anonymous took responsibility for hacking several government websites for the tunisian government. they hacked them in support of the arab spring protesters. in the past anonymous has shut down big, well-protected corporate websites like paypal and visa and mastercard and those hacks are not easy to do. after members of a local clan gr

. >> translator: we have launched a measures following this act of aggression to find the perpetrators. they will be hunted for as long as necessary. >> reporter: bystanders cowered behind parked cars. the police have not yet confirmed exactly how many people died in this attack. >> translator: a van arrived with three masked men at the headquarters and they used automatic weapons, and killed anything they saw inside. we have estimated about 10 to 11 are dead. between those who died inside and two colleagues of ours that have also died. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: more amateur footage filmed from a nearby building. in the aftermath emergency crews rushed the injured from the scene, a number of them said to be critical. it remains unclear how many attackers were involved. but it appears likely the publication was targeted as it has been before because of his satirical protrar -- portrayal of leaders. >>> the office in paris was fire bombed in 2011. it sparked more controversy a year later when it published a series of satirical cartoons of the profit mohammed. and today's attack came after

that's what was targeted by the perpetrators. it's an ideal of justice and peace that france takes everywhere on the international scene. this message of peace, of tolerance that we defend also through our soldiers to find against terrorism and fundamentalism. france received messages of solidarity from all over the world. and we should acknowledge them all. we should answer appropriately according to this crime that we are the victims of. the perpetrators should be stopped, taken to justice and punished severely. everything will be done to arrest them. today an investigation is going forward under the authority of justice. we also need to protect all the public spaces and the government has put in place -- a plan for attacks, which means police will be deployed everywhere where there could be a threat. we should also be ourselves. conscience that our best soul is our unity. the unity of all our citizens in front of this -- of this -- nothing should separate us. nothing should oppose us. tomorrow i will get together the president