i mean, one of the interesting challenges when they went to palmyra, the old roman city to the southeast. it was a test of could they really govern? i don't know the answer to that. i think the fact they started blowing antiquities up meant it wasn't entirely successful. they had to expand not only in cruelty but in what do you bring to me as a government? >> rose: for the hour, an analysis of isis. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin this evening with our continuing coverage of the paris attacks. paris prosecutor confirmed today that abdelhamid abaaoud, the alleged ringleader was killed in yesterday's raid in the paris suburb of saint-denis. authorities said they used fingerprint analysis to identify his impact-riddled body. he was known to have traveled to syria in 2014. officials have learned he returned to europe through greece. abaaoud was a belgian national

arguably one of the most intact remains of a roman city in the world.retty amazing. born right here. someone chipped off all their dicks, not that i was looking. anywhere else in the world, this place would be overrun with tourists. but look, no one. you're free to wander as you wish. quite a backdrop, you know? you're seeing a little dinner theater production of "our town" a couple of thousand years ago. not bad. the only other visitors today are a troop of libyan boy scouts. bizarrely enough, gadhafi himself was once a scout and this was one of the only organizations allowed to remain independent of the government. maybe i should go down there and introduce myself to my former comrades, exchange some boy scout lore. yes, yes, i was once a boy scout, too. hello. drilled into their heads is something that was long ago drilled into mine. i promise to be trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean and reverent. [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ >> you know, it's been a really difficult shoot for a whole

one of the interesting challenges when they went to how myra, for example, the old roman city to theoutheast. yra.wo palm can they really govern? i think we know the answer to that. they had to expand in cruelty, but also what do you bring to me as a government? charlie: where are the other muslim states? we know that there is an enormous hatred on the part of --ranians, --s i ns, but the sunni states like saudi arabia, jordan, egypt, where are they? >> they are absent. with the exception of jordan, every other state has a higher priority than the destruction of the islamic state. charlie: what is it? iran? certainly. for turkey, it is the kurds. they are more worried about the kurds. charlie: so each of those states, before you take out isis, let's take out a side aside is committed to being supported by shia from iran or from lebanon, right? will: that is right. president obama gets a lot of criticism for not taking the fight to isis. you've the united states is one of the few countries that has taken the fight to isis. all of our supposedly it partners have been free writing. the

in its glory days, the word "rome" meant not just the city, but what romans considered the entire civilized world. everyone was either roman or barbarian. people who spoke latin or greek were considered civilized, part of the empire. everyone else, barbarian. according to legend, rome was founded by two brothers, romulus and remus. abandoned in the wild and suckled by a she-wolf, they grew up to establish the city. in actuality, the first romans mixed and mingled here -- in the valley between the famous seven hills of rome. this became the roman forum. in 509, they tossed out their king and established the relatively democratic roman republic. that began perhaps history's greatest success story, the rise of rome. from the start, romans were expert builders, and they had a knack for effective government. this simple brick building was once richly veneered with marble and fronted by a grand portico. it's the curia. the senate met here and set the legal standards that still guide western civilization. the reign of julius caesar, who ruled around the time of christ, marked the turning point bet

. >> roman catholic high school in center city wrapped up 125 anniversary celebration this morning they begin with school annual alumni mass at the kath he'd rool basilica of saint peters and paul. the communion breakfast followed at a hotel nearby. it was founded in 190 and was first catholic die os san high it was founded in 190 and was first catholic die os san high school in the country ' what if you could get up to twenty percent cash back when you bought it? bam. twenty percent back? that's awesome. it's black friday. find your tag and get cash back for 20% of the msrp on select 2015 vehicles in stock. or, get zero percent financing for seventy-two months on 2015 silverado light duty models. cool time to go shopping. it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the pr

." >> roman catholic high school in center city wrapped up its 125 anniversary celebration this morningch the day began with school annual alumni mass at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul and alumni and friend and supporters filled the pews. a service followed at the nearby hotel. it was the first catholic die os san high school in the country. >> santa claus took time from his busy schedule to make a sxerm appearance in west chester. this marked the beginning of santa express on the west chester railroad. the trains run from market street station in west chester and glen mills and back. the trip is complete with chance meet santa claus enjoy treats and live music in our own adam joseph, cecily tynan, and jamie apody took a ride with some of the smallest members of agency news team. isn't asxhes runs through december 0. >> much more to come on "action news" rumors are swriling about temple football coach matt you'll have he taking a job somewhere else. jeff skversky has the latest somewhere else. jeff skversky has the latest coming up in sports just press clean and let roomb

city. mexico is home to more roman catholics than any other spanish-speaking country. yoogood grief, the actor who was the voice of lovable charlie brown in the early tv specials faces more than 4 years in prison. peter robins pleaded guilty to making threats against a california sheriff and a mobile home park where he lived. robins said he has a mental illness and needs treatment not jail time. he will be sentenced next month. >>> first of all, that is sad. second of all, my sister is a mexican citizen now, if you do anything in mexico city, you will be late. i will say that now. >> that is without the pope. >> he will be late. 24 million people there. >> lot of people to move around. >> i lowered my temperatures 11:00. >> did it work? >> actually did. thanks for asking. >>> we went for a high of 64, going 65 i thought, went 64, by golly, we hit 64. bulls eye. 58 of the last 60. tomorrow i raised a degree, 65 tomorrow even though we have showers in the forecast. the yellow weather alert day. live look outside, 52, pretty nice for this time of year, really. winds north

city of palmyra. they destroyed the 1,800-year-old roman arch and temples that were even more venerable. they seized the city's director of antiquities, made him kneel in a public square, cut off his head, and left his body tied to a pole. the man was 83 years old and he had been in charge of preserving palmyra's cultural heritage for more than 50 years. it couldn't be plainer. history doesn't matter to daesh; human dignity doesn't matter to daesh; and the sacredness of life itself is alien to daesh. this isn't just a fight that we must make on behalf of others, as important as that is at times. the united states does not go in search of enemies, but there are times when enemies come in search of us. and we know for a fact that daesh means what it says when it threatens to attack america and attack americans and attack america's interests. so the stakes could not be higher. under president obama's leadership, the united states has mobilized a 65-member coalition to take on daesh and defeat daesh. and notwithstanding whatever you read recently about people diverted with other interests --

roman, appreciate your insight. are wakingin paris up to a very different city.e will discuss the implications of friday's atrocities after this break. ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. yvonne: french officials say key suspects were stopped by police to the belgian border and then released. they include salah abdeslam, said to be the man who drove the hall.o the bataclan one of his brothers is among one of the seven that attackers. his other brother is under arrest. attackshat the paris ordered from that country and launched from

city today. students at roman catholic high school honored vets of the vietnam war 40 years later. the teens read letters that reveal the personal sacrifices of those who served our nation, veterans who attended the school, along with current students' family members were invited to take part. >>> in berks county, a 25-foot fir tree will serve as the official holiday tree for the city of reading. professionals cut down the tree in an event today. it will sit in penn square where a tree lighting ceremony will take place in a few weeks. it's a larger tree than last year's, which came to be known as the charlie brown tree because of its sparse branches. the city adorned it with just a single bulb like the tree in the peanuts cartoon "a charlie brown christmas." >>> local students with big hearts get a shoutout today. >> recognized for making life a bit better for other people. a senior at the high school is winner of the high school leadership award. mia is the brains behind a 12-hour event that raised more than $25,000 for childhood cancer. >> for 12 hours students came to school and

city. it is safely on the ground. we're joined now by aviation expert anthony roman, joined by phone. it seems like these bomb threats must have been called in shortly after takeoff, probably within an hour. those destinations they reached were in the case of salt lake city, what about 65 minutes from los angeles international airport. and nova scotia, about an hour and a half or two hours from dulles. what is your reading of what will be going on with those planes on the ground now. there are speskt protovols. cryptically or through a coded message through the transponder, it would be a coded signal that there is a bomb threat. if they can do it through the radio in an audio fashion expeditiously without creating any undo risk to themselves, they will do that. air traffic control will then issue immediate vectors to the closest suitable airport that can handle an aircraft of that size. almost simultaneously, the military will be notified, scramble, interceptor jets, which will escort the airliner down and remain over the airport while law enforcement, bomb squads and special operation

a leading roman catholic official there says the pope will arrive in mexico city come february. he will stay in the heavenly roman catholic country for a week. he is expected to address the violence in mexico and migration. >>> 5:22. you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans. >> reporter: we have temperatures to talk about this morning, and they are very mild. we will look to the north, up around monticello, and it's 37 there, 51 around bridgeport. 53 around jamaica, queens, and the southwest wind warming it up. that's a big range of 86% aren't newark -- 86% for newark and jamaica, queens. 64 this afternoon, and it will only get warmer! heather is looking at your commute. what do you have going on? >> mahwah, new jersey, the road surface collapse. it happened last week. route 202 is closed from island road to franklin turnpike. all lanes are closed downgoing through the spot. and we are looking at the garden state parkway going near 64. that's the route to take you on to l.d.i. there's an accident there. effect. mass transit is do

. >>> local students in center city paid respects to veterans today. students at roman catholic high school honored veterans of the vietnam war 40 years later. the teenagers read letters written by u.s. servicemen that revealed the personal sacrifices of those who have served our nation. veterans who attended the school, along with current students' family members, were invited to attend. >>> legalizing marijuana in new jersey, lawmakers will hold a meeting to discover new legislation. one senator already sponsored a bill to legalize, regulate, and tax marijuana for anyone over 21 years old. governor christie, though, has said if he's elected president, he would enforce federal marijuana laws in states that legalize it. four states and washington, d.c., already legalized marijuana for recreational use. oregon, washington, alaska, and colorado, and just last week voters in ohio state no to legalizing marijuana. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, what a catch. the local boy who fought and fought and finally reeled in the big one. >>> plus, an eagles defensive star down for

the action cam was in the city's spring garden section forts roman catholic high school annual veteranstudents and faculty read letters written by troops at some written at early as the 17 70's. >>> this year's event was dedicated to veterans of the vietnam war. americans will of course formally observe veterans day on wednesday. >> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team are standing by with these stories and much more next at 6:00 a temple university police cruisers goes up in flames at a north philadelphia gas station. >> new details in the investigation into the deaths of two people discovered in an suv on lemon hill. why police believe it was a crime of passion. >> as veterans day approaches students from all over new jersey find different ways to honor those who served. i'm nora muchanic. i'll have that story coming up next. >> those stories and more next at 6:00 for adam joseph cecily tynan jaime apody rick williams the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass. have a good night. "action news at 6:00 is next. >> good night. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's le

city. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans in new york. >> and i'm john berman in paris. thursday, november 19th. 5:00 a.m. in the east. 11:00 a.m. in paris. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. the breaking news right now, we are just learning of six separate raids in six separate locations in belgium apparently connected to the attacks here on friday. apparently connected to at least one of the attackers killed here on friday. we will have much more on that in just a moment. meanwhile, here in france, police literally digging through the rubble of an apartment in the suburb of saint-denis. that is where the raid was yesterday. the huge raid involving more than 100 law enforcement officials. 5,000 rounds fired. it was targeting the man believed to be the ringleader of last week's attacks. abdelhamid abaaoud. officials say they moved in toward that apartment because of wire taps. they had information showing that at a minimum, abaaoud's cousin was saying there. it is believed at t

you know our city takes its name from a great roman general, a man who answered the call of his nationo lead. and then surrendered his power to go back to his plow. for me it wasn't a farm it was a small business. and it wasn't so much a calling as it was a mission. a mission to strive for a smaller, less costly, and more accountable federal government here in washington. how did we do? here are some facts. for the first time in nearly 20 years we have made some real entitlement reforms. saving trillions of dollars over the long term. we have protected 99% of the american people from an increase in their taxes. we are on track to save taxpayers $2.1 trillion over the next 10 years. the most significant spending reductions in modern times. we have banned earmarks all together. sorry. we have protected this institution. we have made it more open to the people. and every day in this capital city there are hundreds of kids from the toughest neighborhoods who are finally getting a hance at a decent education. i'm proud of these things. but the mission is not complete but the truth is it may

sounds like the story of christmas, but this baby was found in the nativity scene at a roman catholic church in new york citybaby is doing fine. people are looking for the child's parents. the church is getting calls from members want be to adopt the baby. >> evidently they are lining up to do so. >> anger and frustration in chicago, protestors demand justice after the graphic video of a police shooting is made public. >> trying to calm tensions between russia and turkey, both countries calling for peace but at the same time promises action after russia said war plane is shot down. we are back in two minutes. >> we're closing that cycle. it's very easy for us to have 100% recycled material. >> we're the first plant in north america to be energy positive. >> a lot of these small businesses are recycling for economic reasons. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is what innovation looks like. >> can affect and surprise us. >> i feel like we're making an impact. >> let's do it. >> techknow - where technology meets humanity. >> protestors take to the streets demanding act

roman street is still a functioning institution. the louisiana state museum in that french quarter offered a window into the cities black history forpeople to go and visit. .. informational panels depicted his life instruction. slave auctions, and politics. this section highlighting the 1815 battle of new orleans featured a snare drum used by jargon noble, a 14-year-old german boy who kept up with the drum beat and hellfire as it was reported. the reconstruction exhibit the slaves of new orleans with tribune, the first white newspaper of the south and the first daily newspaper in the united states respectively. on the third floor, the new orleans scientists of color who we revolutionize sugar cane processing in the 1840s, with the stagnant and processing method. the mint is another museum in new orleans, they provide great art affects, walking six flags down colleen street from the back of st. louis cathedral, we arrived at louis armstrong park, this is the site where slaves gathered in antebellum times to relive african homeland rituals with a dance, drum and psalm. as early as 1786 the clergyman noticed the custom of the negro wh

offices in the city, it was a pretty hard hitting speech that he delivered, almost sounding like a politician not like the leader of the world's roman catholics. how did that go down? >> reporter: people really appreciated that message. yes, it was very hard hitting statement about the environment and resources. you must remember the pope is not just the head of the catholic church, he is also the head of the vatican. he is very pash eight about-- passionate about matters to do with the environment and that is what he was very hard on at that united nations environmental program office. he talked about issues that are very pertinent to africa, issues that are close to africa, and the resources, he talked about the summit that is coming up in paris, the climate change summit and urge those going there not to ignore the voice of african voices. he also spoke about poaching of an ma'ams. the-- poaching of animals. he said there has to be tougher laws and legislation to deal with this pry says >>>-- crisis >>> thank you. two men have been arrested in mali in connection with the attack. 20 people were killed in the radisson blu hotel in

fuller graduated from roman catholic, and i guess if you are going to get beaten, might as be somebody from the city notre dame won 24-20. because of the big game, the temple owls stepped into the national spotlight, and so did their fans. it was the first time the owls had been a ranged team and faced another ranked team. >>> it was a sea of white, and temple fans came in droves to stand with their school. >> it was great. everybody can see how great our school is, because we're temple proud. >> it's the biggest thing to happen since 1776. >> that big? >> yeah, look around. >> coming up, john clark will break down the game with full highlights. >>> texas is dealing with the aftermath of some deadly storms and flooding. this is really been going on for a week. you will not remember how many water rescues the houston police have been on just this weekend. >>> back on the campaign trail. the presidential candidates span out across the country stumping for support, and we have a rundown of where they turned up and what they had to say about each other when we come back. look, i know you're a cow and al

city. a lot of developments this morning. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romansyork where it is 5:32 in the east. >> i'm john berman in paris. welcome viewers in the united states and around the world. there is breaking news right now from belgium. a series of raids across that country. centered around people believed to be connected with some of the suicide attackers here on friday. we will get to that in a moment. also this morning, police digging through the rubble of an apartment in the paris suburb of saint-denis this morning. they are looking to connect the body parts found in the apartment with perhaps the ringleader of friday's attacks. abdelhamid abaaoud. was he inside that apartment when they raided? more than 100 officers went in yesterday with guns blazing and 5,000 rounds fired. eight suspects taken into custody. abaaoud not among them. one woman killed, believed to be abaaoud's cousin. officials say they moved into the apartment because they were listening to wire taps and phone conversations connecting to abaaoud's cousin. police believe they did g

romans. >> reporter: but in his day, he was a superstar. his work can be found everywhere, from rockefeller plaza in new york city, to the national gallery of art in washington, d.c. >> there's a tremendous, emotional appeal about a carved letter. it partakes of the substance of the building. >> reporter: famed architect commissioned benson to work on the museum of fine arts, boston. >> i can remember arguing about where lettering would go. he wanted it in one place, i moved it. then he wanted to move it again and i dug my heels in. >> reporter: who won? >> i turned to him and i said at the end of it when i knew he wasn't going to budge, i said well, it's your building. he said, yes, it is. >> reporter: perhaps his best known work is the john f. kennedy grave site at arlington national cemetery. he recalled the importance of it in the 1979 documentary "final marks." >> this was the biggest job. more people were going to see this and look at this as a piece of lettering. >> reporter: it earned him unique stature in american arts. >> and for a tiny little period there, i was unquestionably the best in the world at it. but there were only abou

anthony roman, thank you, jim safely on the ground. one in nova scotia, one in salt lake city. stay with us for continuing coverage tonight. >>> good evening from paris. i'm chris hayes on a day when the investigation into the brutal attacks here has focused on the response to those attacks keeps widening. a new threat shut down a huge sporting event in germany, a soccer stadium in hannover, germany, was evacuated after what was described by german police as a credible threat 90 minutes before kickoff, a friendly match between germany and the netherlands expected to begin approximately at 8:45 p.m. angela merkel had been expected to attend the game. the match between france and england at wembley stadium in england went forward amid some concerns but british fans joined their french counterparts in singing the french national anthem as a display of solidarity. the eighth suspect salah abdeslam is still at large. today men reportedly shared in his getaway car, one of them a suspected driver, a lawyer acknowledges a car ride curse. the lawyer for the other suspect says his client

romans. >> reporter: but in his day, he his work can be found everywhere, from rockefeller plaza in new york city, to the national gallery of art in washington, d.c. >> there's a tremendous, emotional appeal about a carved letter. it partakes of the substance of the building. >> reporter: famed architect ian pae commissioned benson to work on the museum of fine arts, boston. they didn't always see eye to eye. >> i can remember arguing about where lettering would go. he wanted it in one place, i moved it. then he wanted to move it again and i dug my heels in. >> reporter: who won? >> i turned to him and i said at the end of it when i knew he wasn't going to budge, i said well, it's your building. he said, yes, it is. >> reporter: perhaps his best known work is the john f. kennedy grave site at arlington national cemetery. he recalled the importance of it in the 1979 documentary "final marks." >> this was the biggest job. of lettering our time had seen. more people were going to see this and look at this as a piece of lettering. whether they were conscious of it or not. >> reporter: it earned him u

city in february. he will reportedly stay in the country for about a week. most people there, as you may know, are roman catholic. during the visit pope francis is expected to address the violence in mexico along with immigration. and beginning today the main entrance to the south ferry white hall street subway station will be closed for the next nine months. it's another phase in project. the storm flooded the station with 15 million gallons of salt water. now water tight doors and other features are being installed. >>> we're getting a better look at the devastation in texas from those deadly storms. at least six people were killed when slammed the gulf coast over the weekend. aerial video shows homes in houston with roofs ripped off, piles of debris and yards. the houston area was hit with more than a foot of rain in just 24 hours. one family caught a tornado on their home security camera. fortunately their house was not destroyed. >>> from one weather extreme to another. parts of oregon hit by their first accumulating snowfall. this is a welcome sight for skiers who say last season was rather disapp

romans in new york. >> and i'm john berman in paris. 30 minutes after the hour here. one week after the paris attacks. christine. i can telling you in the citythis hostage situation developing in mali. >> let's get right to that. we'll get back to paris in a moment. let's talk about the hostage situation unfolding in mali in the radisson hotel. about 140 guests, 30 employees trapped inside this hotel which is located in the capital city of bamako. cnn's david mckenzie is monitoring this live from johannesburg this morning. we know there are three fatalities. what can you tell us? >> reporter: according to hotel officials, 170 people both guests and people working in that hotel, the radisson hotel in bamako, the capital of mali. a favorite hotel for westerners and business travelers. they are holed up in a standoff with security forces both local and international. including french forces involved. a state tv reporter who is on the scene or near to it, say at 9:30 local time, there was a beginning of the strike by security forces to take on the hostage takers. it appears this unfolded early in the morning according to witnesses around 7:00 a.

romans is covering this for us. i guess on the democratic side it's already a campaign issue. >> in 270 cities workers say they wantst walkoff, biggest protest yet. this time they have home health aid, child care workers, low-wage workers. this has been unfinished business for the obama administration. they would like to raise the wage to $10.10 an hour. what you're hearing in the streets is $15 an hour. there's a lot of debate about whether $15 may be too high. raise the minimum wage but $15 might be too high. here's what the treasury secretary told me. >> raising the minimum wage would be a good thing. a lot of states are doing it. the states are doing it at a level where you might say they would be uncompetitive with other states but it hasn't turned out to be a problem. >> uncompetitive but it hasn't turned out to be a problem. tonight will there be a vote in berkeley, california, where there's a vote to raise the minimum wage there to $19 an hour. $19 an hour and some small business owners there, restaurant owners and civic goment workers are concerned that's too high. they think $19 might be too high. no ques

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vine expressway, so if you are leaving center city, watch for delays, you're not going to be able to access the vine from 16th street, right there by roman catholic. here is roman catholic high school right on the corn their to gave you a idea, and problems on the broad street subway. here is the deal. they're not able to get the trains out of the fernrock transportation center, the storage yard, and on to the tracks. so, they are using shuttle buses between fernrock and olney. and then using whatever trains that were available, to run on the line. at least 20 minutes on top of your normal eight-minute inbetween trains, all of the trains are local, making all stops, and there is no service on the broad ridge spur, at least for the beginning of our morning rush hour. mike and alex being back over to you. >> the flyers lost again, bob kelly, yes back on the ice last night, look to go snap the four game losing streak. didn't do it. >> look at the scary moments, oilers, rookie, connor motorcycle david. crashes into the board. he had to leave with shoulder injury. for the rest of the game. flyers lose it, fifth straight lost. >> and another b

city wide. back over to you. lori, ken? >>> all right thank you. and breaking news just moments ago, poland announced that it would not extradite filmmaker roman polanski to the united states. the 83-year-old could face jail time in the u.s. for child sex conviction that occurred more than four decades ago. now last month the polish court ruled extradition would go against polish lowballs it would violate the poland key -- because it would violate his human rights and prosecutors made that decision this morning in poland to not appeal the ruling. polanski pleaded guilty to the statutory rape of a 13-year-old girl way back in 1977. >>> and there are still some new jersey families waking up with no water this morning after a water main break in the community of cranford. crews spent thanksgiving day fixing that ruptured pipe that you see right there near denman road and lincoln avenue east. the water main break cut off water to dozens of families and even forced two homes to have to evacuate. the residents were allowed back into their homes finally at one point last night. >>> farm in california is recalling a mix of celery and onion used in costco chick

city of palmyra. they destroyed the 1800 year old roman arch and temples that were even more venerable. city's director of antiquities, made him kneel in the public square, cut off his head and left his body tied to a pole. the man was 83, an india been in charge of preserving pounders cultural heritage for more than 50 years. it couldn't be more plain. history doesn't matter to daesh. human dignity doesn't matter to daesh. and the sacredness of life itself is alien to daesh. their leaders represent everything that we fought against from world wars i and ii day-to-day come at everything that we've tried to build up that is right and good in all of our societies. and then confronted him we face the fight against medieval and modern fascism at the same time. let me be clear. this isn't just a fight that we must make our behalf of others. as important as that is at times. the united states does not go in search of enemies. but there are times when enemies come in search of us. and we know for a fact that daesh means what it says when it threatens to attack america and to attack americans,

roman, good to have you with us. thanks so much. >>> we're following reports of active gun fire in the last hour in downtown san diego. specifically, near that city's little italy neighborhood. police right now telling people to stay inside. and shelter in place. until further notice. nbc's joe fryer is following the developments out of the los angeles bureabureau. >> we are about three hours into this now. a gunman firing shots from an apartment complex with a high-powered rifle and doing it in an area and there's a huge area cordoned off. about three blocks by three blocks and police telling everyone who lives in the area to stay inside, to shelter in place. even to take cover and they're not letting anyone else into the area. reporters who have been in that area even just a couple blocks from where this is happening have been told periodically to get on the ground. so the situation is on going right now. throughout the afternoon, and throughout the morning, the sounds that have filled the air loud booming sounds, some of those sounds have been the gunman opening fire and police tossing teargas grenades at the suspect. trying to get him to surren