msnbc's ronan farrow is live in paris with more on the rally. derstand there will be some important figures there tomorrow. >> reporter: that's exactly right, frances. just coming in in the past hour, an announcement from the ministry of the interior that benjamin netanyahu of israel will be on that list. that of course is very significant because one of these attacks was in a jewish community at a jewish supermarket. and we've been in jewish communities around this area talking to parisians who are jewish and talking just how concerned they are. at many of the sites including the one behind me there are also candles being let. we're seeing people express the sentiment of not just i am charlie but i am jewish. that's a sign we've seen over and over again, including at a rally commemorating the violence earlier today at that supermarket. so netanyahu's presence will be significant. it was accompanied by a significant statement as well saying, israel is a home for jews everywhere and that jewish individuals leaving france are welcome there. now, th

and you die in paris in the center of paris, and i don't understand. >> ronan farrow host of ronan farrowes she say about tomorrow's issue of the magazine? >> well jeannette like so many others is deep in mourning shell shocked right now. she has high hopes that the next issue will live up to the legacy of the man that she loved. this period has been doubly difficult for her, his family has come out, decried their relationship. i talked to close personal friends of the former editor who said there wasn't a relationship there, but we saw reams of home videos where her child was calling him dad, where they were together. clearly some kind of relationship there. she said there were political and personal reasons why the relationship was kept fairly private, at opposite ends of the spectrum politically, and she said a romeo and juliet dynamic in terms of the families involved. whatever the truth of the relationship, certainly a woman in mourning a country in mourning, and staff of the new issue also in mourning. one of the things we heard at the press conference that just concluded, jose was

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let's bring in ronan farrow, host of msnbc's "ronan farrow daily."le have given you as to why they've come out today? >> reporter: well obviously, everyone wants to be part of this important moment in french history. we've heard from the ministry of the interior they're calling this the biggest gathering in the history of the french republic saying the numbers are uncountable. you mentioned some of the est estimates there. they want to take a stand against terrorism. i spoke to some people in the crowd as they were arriving. take a listen. >> so we're free to do what you want to do. we don't want this to change. this is how the country is. >> i'm very proud to be french today. to stop this -- this act of terrorism. i'm just here to say we are free. >> and alex that sums up the feeling here today. strong statements against terrorism. still a lot of concern about underlying security issues and underlying rifts in french society. we're hearing right now that the march has actually ended just moments ago that president hollande is now at la grande synago

ronan farrow if i can bring you back into this.him in the shot right now. tell us about his role over there today. >> it's critical that he's here. earlier one of your guests asked, what concrete measures are on the table on the policy side to try to fix some of those deep rifts within france. the real answer is there aren't concrete proposals on that front. where there are concrete proposals coming to the floor, on counterterrorism and security and holder's is deeply significant on that set of issues. we don't yet know what is exactly being contemplated behind closed doors, but as you mentioned, a security conference and you can bet that there is a lot of elevated intelligence sharing going on after the last week of news. now, one thing that is very significant here is just how resource intensive it is to fight the kind of terrorism that led to the charlie hebdo attacks. these sleeper cells that could activate anywhere where individuals may have had brushes with the justice system but not a compelling enough case to keep them behi

ronan farrow thank you so much.> a surprising developing story in washington today. retired four-star general and ousted cia director david petraeus could be facing felony charges. the fbi and justice department have recommended that petraeus be charged for leaking classified information to his mistress paula broadwell. the decision to go forward now rests with attorney general eric holder. joining me now, retired army colonel jack jacobs, medal of honor recipient, and msnbc analyst. so what would this mean? you have david petraeus one of the most highly regarded military men, certainly in this generation. what happens if he gets put under felony charges and potentially behind bars? >> well i think it's unlikely he's going to wind up convicted of anything. maybe mishandling classified information. but even that's going to be tough to prove. and you also have to prove intent. this information has been out there a long time. and what's happened is that the government has really dragged its feet trying to make a decisi

our own ronan farrow is there, hearing what it's like making the next edition. >> the first day it wasicult for them to work and just focus. they are very few now, but because they know that we wanted them to -- they start again to work. >> we also talked today about the cover of the new edition of charlie hebdo, which was released tonight ahead of it's scheduled publication. it is a cartoon. he is also holding a sign that says je suis charlie. the reason that i'm describing it to you and showing it to you is because we're not allowed to show it to you. we addressed that concern head on today when she spoke with ronan. >> we had some other -- like this one, because we are in america, you're probably going to blur it which is just crazy. >> it is a debate going on in news rooms around the world. it is true, many stations decided they will not show some of those covers that are most offensive, what's your response to that? >> i think it is the sadness news that i have heard around charlie hebdo. >> joining us now is ronan farrow, thank you for staying up to the middle of the night. >> th

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. >> in an exclusive interview with ronan farrow partner of slain editor stephane charbonnier talkedbout his death. >> i don't sleep. i don't seat. i just drink some water. i try -- i would like to die sometimes, i think it's very difficult because you know -- >> what makes you feel like you would like to die? >> because i would like to give my life for my boyfriend. you know it's a great man. he's a great man. it's my hero. >> at funerals for the victims today, france's president hollande confirmed the victims and netanyahu and thousands turned out at funerals for the four jewish victims of the kosher supermarket attack. joining me live in paris, ron allen and live in jerusalem, ayman mohyeldin. the moving saying and paris trying to recover and the investigation heating up. >> reporter: indeed andrea, a lot of anticipation about the release, publication of this magazine tomorrow and what the reaction is going to be to it. tonight we're hearing already at news agents newsstandses around the country you have to put your name on a list and try to reserve a copy because there's such dem

ronan farrow discussed that with the journalist in charge with that difficult task.s a piece of that interview. >> what is the most important message for this new charlie hebdo to deliver and what is different about it after this attack? >> i think they want to say no matter what, we will tibcontinue. you can kill our colleague, you can kill our friends, you won't kill the spirit of liberty, you won't kill the spirit of blasphemy. we all insist on that. it is more than having a sense of humor. the right of doing blasphemy is just a basis of a secular democracy. if you cannot love about a religion, or only love about the pope but not about islam, that means that cities are not all equal and that the fanatic religions and can kill they are making the rules for the press, and then i would say we don't live if democracy. we already live in a dictatorship. >> reporting from paris for ronan farrow continues tomorrow mere on msnbc. >>> and the hunt will go on for any accomplices in the charlie hebdo attack. and as we reported hayat boumeddiene is believed to be in turkey. a

and ronan farrow is in paris. and you spoke with the widowed girlfriend of the "charlie hebdo" editor and how is she coping right now? >> reporter: that is right. the partner of stephane charbonnier and in this square behind me when hundreds of thousands people came together krystal, in the wake of the attack, the picture that many of them were holding was charb's. that is what he is known by one name known by everyone in paris and across france. they are all grieving for him. but the grief is much more personal for the one woman, a member of france's supreme court and his partner, jeannette bougrab. >> i don't sleep. i don't eat. i just drink some water. i try -- i would like to die sometimes. i think it is not -- and it is very difficult because, you know -- >> what makes you feel that you would like to die? >> because i would like to give my life for my -- for my boyfriend. you know he's a great man. you know he is my hero because he stands up for freedom. >> when you first heard something terrible had happened

joining me on the phone, ronan farrow, host of ronan farrow daily. good morning.aris very much on the edge still very tense. obviously you've been reporting new security measures. thousands all around the city and more police particularly in minority neighborhoods, jewish neighborhoods. that's the setting in which we talked to the former staffer of charlie hebdo, and she was upon for much of the writing during the period just before the fire bombing of their previous offices. she was there and that fire bombing was in 2011. she knows the tensions well. she didn't sound like it surprised her this tragedy happened, but she was still reeling from it emotionally, jose. one of the things she told me is that the shell shocked remnants of the charlie hebdo team are now in new office space, she had seen their work seen the comics, and expects them to take a defiant stand with the revival of the magazine. >> and ronan, what struck you when you spoke to her in the interview, what struck you most? >> her describing how committed they were to striking back at the efforts to c

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you know one thing you do pretty consistently on ronan farrow daily is talk to us about social media.lk to us about the role that social media has played ronan? >> reporter: it's been a mourning place, first and foremost, and a place people have come together. we've all been following the rallying cry from around the world, so many joining in from so many nationalities and walks of life. more than 5 million people tweeting under that hashtag. over yesterday at the peak of this, we saw 6,500 tweets per minute under that hashtag. that has become an iconic social media cry, actually-to- one of the most popular we have ever seen. and then another tweet translates to i am jewish people putting that out there in solidarity. this is being seen as an attack on the jewish people regarding that grocery store. >> reporter: the jewish people and i woulds a s aalso point out muslims. just the word muslims has trended several times through these sinlgeges and that's been used as for what you would expect and also to push back and say, i am a muslim and i don't endorse this or to say, i stand with m

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joining me mow from paris is ronan farrow.t sort of the younger population in france around these questions? >> well as with so many things melissa, they're not youth issues that the young muslim population confronts, it's the young issues confronting all of france. the most iconic moment of young muslims coming forward was in 2005 when mass riots broke out in a lot of paris' suburbs. the driving factors was economics. a lot of joblessness. they had muslim sounding names on the job market. that hits young people hard # the paris reeling, there's an ideological conflict. radicalization and cells springing up linked to either theize um lake state or as seems to be the case here al qaeda. so these two separate threats sort of collide and it's all coming forward. it's called a unity rally, but revealing deep fault lines. ethnic, religious and political. >> well we just saw a graphic on the screen a poll taken in france. i couldn't see what date it was. but what do french people think of muslims? favorable, 72%. unfavorable, 27%. t

. >> ronan farrow is broadcasting today live from hope global forum. catch that at 1:00 p.m. >>> so pythons, alligators mosquitos the size of baseball not just friday night in a south beach disco. what many in south florida deal with on a regular basis. now you have to add hungry bears wandering neighborhoods in florida. it has officials dealing with a proposal to deal with the explosion of wild bears in the state. the problem is so bad, they're considering a bear hunt. kerry sanders joins me with the latest on that. good morning. >> reporter: jose part of the problem is right over my shoulder there, the garbage cans. bears this time of year think they need to stock up because it is a time they would hibernate. they're out looking for food knocking over garbage cans and getting some food. in florida, it never gets cold enough for bears to have to hibernate, so now the state says with all of the bears roaming in urban areas like this the best solution may be to authorize a hunt. >> oh, he has a bag of food. >> reporter: what started as a novelty, black bears roaming through ne

i want to bring in msnbc's ronan farrow who joins us in paris.d talk about the sense there and the information you're learning. >> reporter: you're exactly right. the situation is still tense here. rallies happening all around the country. around tomorrow, the big one, hundreds of thousands, if not more, taking to the streets here in paris right here to express unity. but that's still revealing a lot of fault lines. we're seeing divisions on the political side ethnic tensions and concerns about security. i want to bring in that guest you mentioned. judge jean louie. he was the judge who charged and arrested cherif kouachi, one of the two brothers behind the "charlie hebdo" attack. judge, thank you so much for taking the time to be here. right off the top, tell me what your impression of kouachi was? >> at the time he was not a very high-profile figure. he was not very radical. looked like a petty criminal. but he was involved in a very dangerous cell because this cell was intending to carry out a terrorist operation against the u.s. in iraq. >> r

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