the violence are fleeing these kinds of attacks and there's a fear growing that there's going to be retaliatory things happening. and we've already heard certain groups, for example, the american islamic group calling for better understanding and certainly for the millions of people fleeing the region, this is going to have an immediate impact as the borders of europe shutter. >> and if they're attacking the younger generation, this is also the terrorist group that's trying to convert people to fight for them using the same social media skills. >> they will try to make a recruiting video out of this. they'll go kicarry out these spk -- spectacular attacks and there is massive socio economic difference. there really is a distribution of wealth problem in france. so, you have a group of alienated, young muslims, that's who these groups are trying to recruit, that's who these groups are trying to get to carry out the attacks and if they can plant the seed that maybe you should do this on your own as a loan wolf attack, that's what is really going to scare investigators. >> it will be interesting to see how this all unfolds. pr i want to bring in london correspondent. and what can you tel

going to ask the united states to get involved in an intensification of the fight against the islamic state group. what is the american response to that request likely to be? >> well, there are already slight signs of intensification in that campaign and current strategy. this monday, it was the united states and the u.s.-led coalition that hit oil trucks in eastern syria, just a few hours after france hit those 20 targets in the i.s. organization's stronghold in syria. but essentially what the pentagon is telling us is what the french and americans from now on will be doing is, well, more intelligence sharing. essentially the united states will give the french that little bit more access to the data and information that the u.s. military currently has. the details of which we haven't been told exactly what they are. you can imagine that yesterday's air strikes had something to do with it. the united states has, of course, good information on which targets can be hit i, without too much, to use the american term, collateral damage. in terms of the tactics that the united states will be using from here on in, we heard

american muslims believe in peace. islam saylowers of they have had enough. this evening, with the white house as the backdrop, a group of about 100 american muslims marched up and down pennsylvania avenue with a simple message. >> we condemn isis. >> we are united as muslims against terrorism. >> we will never be afraid. chris: recent terrorist attacks prompted the rally. they say that muslim americans can no longer remain silent and allow their religion did to be maligned by groups like isis, al qaeda, and others. >> we would like to send a message to this group, you cannot have us abandon our freedom. pakistani native who came to america 10 years ago says the march is long overdue. and many more are needed. we have not stood before, but we are standing today. chris: more than 100 people today, they soon hope there will be thousands and then millions. in the district, chris papst, abc 7 news. week after thee paris terrorist attacks, new revelations about the raid on a suspected terrorist cell. didpolice say that a woman not blow herself up at the scene. they say that it was a man who detonated a suicide device. toda

the deadliest extremist group. that's attributed increased by 317% last year to 6644. compared to the 6073 blamed on the islamic state. both groups are responsible for half of terror deaths around the world. most americansant the united states to stop admitting syrian refugees as the result of our exclusive bloomberg news poll. said theose surveyed u.s. should stop plans that would allow 10,000 syrian refugees to resettle here. the nation is divided about sending troops to iraq and syria to fight. russiana u.s. and coalition to fight islamic terrorism. more on these and other breaking stories at the bloomberg.com. alix: we're back with david at jefferies. economicof the big trends is that eurozone exports are looking good, rising over the last several years. your messing up the rest of the world? elsehey stealing everyone exports? they have these exports leaving everyone starving? guest: i don't think that is a fair characterization. we have to look at the big picture of what qe has done in developed markets. we weakened the dollar a lot. int was their qe starting 2013. europeans are weakening their euro a lot. those are competitive devaluations. that has hurt economies that do not have the ability to w

reaction from american and islamic groups to the point where some of them don't even know how to respond an idea you think we're going to see mr. trump go back on or at the very least be forced to explain a bit more? >> i suspect he's going to have to at some point explain either how he sees this as different, and he was asked about this, different than what was done in germany in the 1940s with jewish citizens. he'll either have to explain that, or perhaps back away, perhaps he can use that as a reason to back away. i don't think this is an idea that's going to ultimately be a winner for him electorally. >> here's the thing, though, there's this new poll, a reuters ipsos poll that shows me has a massive lead within the gop, 37%, next closest candidate being ben carson with only 14%. the poll, granted is from yesterday, so perhaps doesn't reflect directly these comments. although i don't think they break that far from what people expect from him. what does that say about how the general public, and the american public right now, is feeling. >> i think it says that donald trump isn't losi

weekend.the state's chapter of the council on american- islamic relations said vandals times on the outside of a boston-area mosque.the group believes the graffiti shows a growing anti-islamic sentiment that muslims are not real americans.the group says the same mosque was victim to similar vandalism in 20-13. voters across the area will head to the polls tomorrow for city elections -- and there are some imortant issues on the ballot. ballot.one of them is a 27 cent tax levy that would continue funding city libraries in cedar rapids. supporters have been pushing for it -- saying it's essential to continue funding the free programs the libraries offer. "it's paying for something that is really important to the community and really valuable to people especially people that wouldn't have access to the kinds of materials that the library has." has."also in cedar rapids, voters will also elect new city council members.marion voters will elect a new mayor. polls open tomorrow from seven until eight. starting this past weekend, the minimum wage is up in *some cities in johnson county. county.the first jump is from twenty cents.the

antoinette: the council on american-islamic relations is speaking in response to the paris terror attacks. the group making it clear that isis does not represent the beliefs of the vast majority of muslims. >> isis does not represent muslims. the majority of the victims of isis are muslims. and muslims worldwide in the u.s. and europe and the middle east have condemned and continue to condemn the brutal nature of this terrorist organization. antoinette: cair says it condemns all acts terrorism. right now another live look from the french consulate in boston as tributes around the country continue to grow for the victims of the terrorist attacks. we will continue to follow any developments and bring you updates throughout the day. and throughout this newscast. and you can always get the latest on our website wcvb.com jc: other stories we're following right now. of a child found injured inside a home in alexandria, new hampshire. state and local police have been around the house since friday. no other details have been made available. the death of a pregnant rhode island woman and her unborn baby cran

the capital. 21 killed. >> one american is among the dead. an islamic group responsibility with an al qaeda affiliate. >> reporter: gunmen stormed the radisson blu hotel in bamako at around 7:00 a.m. friday morning, firing automatic rifles and taking dozens of hostages. as many as 170 people were inside at the time. >> two to three people entered the hotel with ak-47s. they came and immediately started shooting at people before entering the hotel. >> reporter: the hotels popular with foreigners, guests from france, china, india, and turkey staying there at the time. guests heard gunfire and explosions coming from inside. >> i saw bullets on the floor in the lobby. >> reporter: a chinese tourist shot this video from a window of the hotel as mali security forces surrounded the building. with the help of u.n. troops, they launched a counterassault to rescue the hostages. at least two u.s. military personnel assisted outside the hotel. about a dozen americans were rescued. by late afternoon, all of the hostages had been freed or escaped. >> and robin joins us liv

the attacker who is er ers who died in paris. one of them had a noun connection to islamic read call groups. >> the death toll stands at 129 people including an american student, this young woman from cal-tech studying design in paris. more than 300 people were hurt in those attacks. as we mentioned, there have been major developments into the investigation into those attacks overnight. >> officials confirming they are searching for one attacker and other accomplices. our chief investigative reporter jonathan dienst begins our team coverage with the latest on the >> reporter: this apparent isis terror cell complex and appears to touch on several countries, france, belgium, possibly germany and, of course, syria. what we learned overnight after this vehicle was found in the suburbs of paris, take a look at this. this is one of the vehicles used by the terrorists to attack the restaurants and bars. then they drove and fled away for miles. and now we are being told investigators believe they changed cars and fled back to belgium. and that is part of the reason why we also saw raids in belgium in the last 24 hours where, as you said, seven arrests have ta

juliet: checking your headlines the state department issued a travel warning to americans traveling overseas that says travelers during the holidays as islamic militant groups continue to plan attacks in multiple regions, the warning will stay in effect until february 24th. ben: an advisory to boil water in hoboken, water service may not be back to normal until after thanksgiving following the big water main break over the weekend. crews work to fix the initial broken pipe, a 36 inch valve also failed. juliet: casino profits are up 61% in the third quarter of this year, $287.4 million to be exact, that is up from the one $47.5 million, the casino made the same quarter of last year. >> good morning. some hoops with the knicks in miami taking on the heat and miami's game plan, in the first that. this offense was not shabby either, dwyane wade walking down in the third quarter, did manage to shake off the defense at one point, his three pointer was part of the 20 points on the night, it did shine but miami was too much, 95-78 the final snapping the knicks's four game winning streak. as for the new york rangers they keep winning. last night taking on the nation

the french-backed government of mali, a former french colony. this might not have been isis but now islamic militant groups are flying the flag of global jihad. >> reporter: u.s. officials say the american killed worked for a nongovernmental organization. lester, a peace conference was about to begin at the hotel which is why aid workers and diplomats and military personnel were in the area. that high-profile event could have been the target and would explain the timing. >> all right, richard. >>> it was one week ago tonight we came on the air with news of a series of violent attacks in paris. what we didn't know is the full extent of the horror unfolding. the ring leader is now dead and as the manhunt for others possibly involved continues there are new developments in the investigation from the scene of wednesday's dramatic raid on a terrorists' hideout outside in paris. nbc's bill neely has new details. >> reporter: new video outside of the paris apartments stormed by police shows the moment a suicide bomber detonates. in the rubble, they found a third body, still unidentified. after examining it, police now say this woman killed in the raid was not the bomber, as they previously tho

the american media is reporting that, according to american intelligence, the russian jet that crashed in egypt could have been brought down by a bom planted by the islamic state grouptonight, britain has suspended flights to and from the sinai peninsula as an added caution, suggesting britain also believed the plane to have been brought down by an explosive device. canada's new liberal prime minister sworn in. justin trudeau won a landslide victory in october, ending nine years of tory rule, a sign that the people of canada are ready for real change, he said. pope francis speaking in the face of a scandal that could undermine his cleanup of the vatican. he is determined to forge ahead with reform of the catholic church. we will have a look now at what is making headlines in the world of business. markus karlsson is here. we begin with a bad day for volkswagen on the market once again. problems keep on stacking up for volkswagen. the company's market value lost another 3 billion euros this wednesday. shares lost almost 10% in frankfurt as they got punished by the company's widening emission scandal. it has been understating the fuel usage in as many as 800,000 vehic

the shah. up until that point america had never faced a political force that used islam for motivation. things came to a head when a group of protesters breached the walls of an american embassy in tehran, justifying the result on fears that the u.s. may support a coup and bring the shah back to power. diplomatic relations were severed, hostility grew worse. in the 1980s. iran accused the u.s. of backing saddam hussein during the iran-iraq war. in 1988 the u.s.s. vincennes shot an iran passenger jet off the coast, killing 290 people. >> the u.s. never foally apologised for the attack. most iranians we talked to say they like americans, not american foreign policy. >> i like america, i like american muscle cars, i don't hate america. my friends too. >> 77 years has passed ut. it's 40 years or younger. they have no memory of the shah's beijing. or a memory of the americans doing bad things. now we have the nuclear negotiations. this is an west. >> reporter: now that a deal on the nuclear programme is in place, some hope it signals a direction in the history of hostility, it will not happen overnight. >> for more, i'm joined by the executive director of the international

the u.s. military is stepping up used by the islamic state group for its oil-smuggling operations. in addition to suspected isis locations, a u.s. spokesman in baghdad says american planes hit 283 oil tanker trucks in eastern syria on saturday. it's part of a concerted campaign to cripple the militants' oil revenues. u.s. planes chased off the truck drivers by dropping warning leaflets and making strafing runs before dropping the bombs. planes are also bombing oil facilities. << >> weather ad-lib we'll see a little bit more melting today as temperatures reach the upper 30s and lower 40s with some decent sunshine. some of that moisture though could very well lead to some overnight/early morning fog tomorrow, but we should break that off and get another decent day with highs near 40 before develops tomorrow night. wednesday, will be a very gray and gloomy day with fog, drizzle and light rain, so low visibilities will be the main travel issue at hand then. see graphics. >> police have arrested an 18-year old man in connection with the murder of a pregnant woman in indianapolis. 28-year old amanda blackburn -- the wife of a local pastor -- died after a home invasion

the british national became the face of the islamic state last year when the terrorist group released propaganda videos ofbeg american journalist steve and james foley, abdul rahmani as well as british aide workers and japanese journalist kengi goto. david cameron will make a statement later today. >> garrett live for us. thank you, garrett. >> reporter: you've got it. >>> to another fox news alert for you right now. happening now, the search is on for a cold-blooded killer who shot a pastor's wife in the head. a many da blackburn was shot all while her young son was at home. she died in the hospital a day later. patricia stark is here with the very latest for us. good morning, patricia. >> good morning, heather and anna. just days after her tragic death officials are now ruling out amanda blackburn's husband as a suspect in the attempted robbery turned murder. the pastor said he found his wife shot in the head and his 1-year-old unharmed after he got home from the gym. they confirm his claim. police have also ruled out any other family members as suspects in amanda's death. the now widowed pastor blackburn releasing

weekend.the state's chapter of the council on american- islamic relations said vandals spray-painted "u-s-a" several times on the outside of a boston-area mosque.the group believes the graffiti shows a growing anti-islamic sentiment that muslims are not real americans.the group says the same mosque was victim to similar vandalism in 20-13. voters across the area will head to the polls tomorrow for city elections -- and there are some imortant issues on the ballot. ballot.one of them is a 27 cent tax levy that would continue funding city libraries in cedar rapids. supporters have been pushing for it -- saying it's essential to continue funding the free programs the libraries offer. "it's paying for something that is really important to the community and really valuable to people especially people that wouldn't have access to the kinds of materials that the library has." has."also in cedar rapids, voters will also elect new city council members.marion polls open tomorrow from seven until eight. starting this past weekend, the minimum wage is up in *some cities in johnson county. county.the first jump is from 7 -25 to eight dollars and twenty cents.the pla

the paris attacks put americans on edge. today president obama tried to reassure the nation that the islamic state group cannot strike a blow against the u.s. because it will be destroyed. >> we destroy isil on the battlefield, and we will destroy them. we will take back land that they are currently in. we will cut off their financing. we will hunt down their leadership. we will dismantle their networks and their supply lines and we will ultimately destroy them. >> the president spoke in malaysia where he was wrapping up regional summits. >>> meanwhile, russian counterterrorism forces have killed 11 men who swore ale allegiance to isil in the borders. earlier today security forces raided their hideout. officials say when they approached, they were attacked with guns and grenades. all of the suspects died in the fight. >>> jailed "washington post" report jason rezaian has been sentenced by an iranian court for espionage. there's been little information in case veil secrecy from the start. paul. >> this case has been very vague from the very beginning. now, jason rezaian's arrest and trial and conviction and the details of th

the shiites and sunni's were getting worse -- american forces in iraq pulled out in 2010.the next year in syria -- rebels challenged bashar al-assad's regime -- and the group that became known as the islamic state stepped in -- fighting the same anti-government forces that al-assad was.the syrian president and the islamic state seemed to have come to an agreement that even if they weren't explicitly helping each other -- they at least wouldn't hurt each other -- since they had an enemy -- the anti-government forces -- in common.from there -- isis expanded into northern iraq -- contained only when they met kurdish and shiite forces backed by u-s led airstrikes. ---in the areas where isis has been in control -- the world has seen some of the most gruesome acts of violence in decades.they've kidnapped journalists and other people from the region -- and killed them on camera in a variety of ways -- making a spectical of each one.then -- they spread those disturbing images and threats of future violence around the world through the internet with slickly produced videos.the days of grainy videos from osama bin laden are over. just in the past few weeks -- the man nicknamed jihadi john -- who wa

the paris attacks put americans on edge. today president obama tried to reassure the nation that the islamic state group can't strike a blow against the u.s. because it will be destroyed. >> we destroy isil on the battlefield, and we will destroy them. we will take back land that they are currently in, and we will cut out their financing and hunt down their leadership. we will dismantle their networks and their supply lines, and we will ultimately destroy them. >> the president spoke in malaysia where he was wrapping up attendance at regional summits. >>> in a few minutes terror and social media. how isil uses it to recruit and carry out attacks. a topic expected in the week ahead as french president francois hollande travels to washington. >>> in the aftermath of paris, there are renewed calls for tougher policing of the u.s. -- the eu's border, but any change to the rules could undermine the free movement of the eu. laurence lee has more from the crow wait ya and slow vena border. >> fences, the european union for years campaigned against them. in northern ireland's divided communities, in the occupied palestinian territories. n

group of muslims gathered here in dc to condemn isis. >> american muslims for peace! american muslims for peace! >> the group watched -- the group marched to the white house and wanted to emphasize that islam condemns terrorism and upholds religious freedom. >> the god of peace. isis is not the norm. >> organizers said islamic teachings adhere to the same universal moral values upon which the u.s. constitution and bill of rights are based. >>> for the latest on the developing unrest around the world, you can follow it on our wusa9 app. we even have a special page dedicated to the paris attacks. you can get breaking news, live events and updated information 24/7. >>> you may be finalizing some of your weekend plans tonight. >> but don't do anything just yet. topper shutt has been tracking the cold front moving in. how does it feel out there? >> not too bad right now. this is a harbinger of what's coming our way. we are downtown in the 40s. 30s in the suburbs. look at the current tense, 32 in gaithersburg and frederick, 46 downtown, 30 in manassas, 36 leesburg. let's talk about tomorrow morning. maybe you have a soccer game to attend. 37 in gaithersburg, 37 in dale city, 35 in silver spring.

american. an islamic extremist group opened fire in bamako , mali and held 140 guests d 300employees hhstage. the gunmen stormed a radisson hotel, starting a siege that continued through the day. all hostages were later rellased the with help of u-s and french special forces. the group claiming responsibility for this attack is an islamic extremist group who split from al-qaida's west african branch two years ago. the hotel was hosting diplomatic delegates working on a peace process for a french colony battling islamic extremists. french lawmakers have agreed to impooe a three month state of emergency for their country after the terrorist attacks in paris. the state of emergency expands police powers for searches and arrests. authorities can also forbid the movement of peesons and vehicles aa specific times and places. today thousands of parisians turned out to pay tribute to the 130 people who died in the attacks one week ago today. a bill to pause the process for syrian and iraqi refugees coming to the u-s has an uncertain future in the senate. the house easily passed the bill yesterday even th

islamic groups say whoever did this does not think that muslims are real americans. worshipers here are afraid it could escalate to violence. worship goes on at the islamic center of burlington despite vandals targeting the mosque. >> they were not afraid of being caught in the cameras and concern. >> reporter: this is the center's president and founder. using red state -- red spray paint, the vandals sprayed usa on three sides of the building. >> the thing is they are vandalizing -- captured the suspects sunday morning. there are three men in a white crown victoria. their faces are hidden by halloween masks. this man was inside the mosque at the time. >> it's not the first time the mosque has been targeted. and 2013, similar graffiti was painted on the sign.>> reporter: even with security cameras, vandals were able to avoid recording. >> my mother, daughter, wife is coming here and they see these people making racial comments. >> reporter: he thinks the vandals should learn about america and the freedom of religion. >> somebody doesn't know what usa is about. they don't know what our founding members have done for us. >> reporter: burlington pol

the antithesis for what it means to be a free american. >> chris christie casted president obama as out of touch when it comes to confronting the islamic state terror group. >> in the city of brotherly love there's been a show of sole dearlt for the people in france -- solidarity for the people in france. jeff chirico has more. >> reporter: dozens gathered for a quiet vigil at love park to remember those killed by unimaginable hate. >> i cried, and i didn't understand what happened. >> it sickens me that this happened. it's depressing. >> reporter: a french flag hung above candles in the shape of the eiffel tower. thisman's parents live in paris. he called family and friends to make sure they were okay. they are. >> it's your place, your home, your country, family and friends, people you may know. >> reporter: french nationals and americans stood side by side, few words were spoken but the message of support was clear. >> needs to be people here to show that the we are behind them. >> reporter: after two terror attacks in paris in the last ten months this family is not sure about going back to their homeland. >> i'm afraid to go to france first it was th

american school in san francisco. vandals sprayed the image on the wall of the french american school in happies valley. it was a group of 5% nation, it's an offshoot of the nation of islammoon. there's heightened concern over terrorism in the country. the executive director and the american council on islamic relations, some families are worried on how they're being perceived. >> it was clear that we didn't recognize it as a muslim or islamic symbol. there was a simple of relief in that because there's already a concern about backlash and hate crime. >> the graffiti was painted over and the playground had since reopened. the police say the graffiti has no connection to isis or are the paris attacks. >>> looking at the the weather, the sun rises have been so beautiful, we're getting closer here. it looks warm out here with the palm trees and everything, it's not. >> it looks beautiful. >> nice and clear out there and chilly. we have another life look for you. we're tracking the -- live look for you. we're tracking the weather. if you think you're going to catch a flight to chicago's o'hare, they have a two-hour delay. we have stormy conditions elsewhere in the country. w

the discord. american leadership is the only answer. the night islamic radical groups. safe havens anywhere.adical islamic safe haven. starting by doug playing two carrier groups. launching heavy strike in syria. places where isis now has a footprint of its own. these controllers on the ground. real anti-isis fighters. if we directly arm and support them, they will take the fight to isis. they are the only ones who have. stuart: thank you for coming back to us. >> great to be with you, stuart. we're down 16 points. look at amazon. it says it is shipping 500 items every second today. earlier, amazon was approaching 680. it is falling back a bit now. how about target. that stock. if you try the target website right now, you are out of luck. it is still down. 15% discount. back to amazon. a new drone delivery prototype. flying in the air like a traditional plain. >> it will always fly under 400 feet. they can carry an application up to 5 pounds. they are pretty light. it would be good for them. what we see is the landing. the backyard. that seems to be the sweet spot. land in your package and y

american international school. an islamic symbol was spray- painted on a playground wall. it was discovered yesterday morning and promptly covered with a tarp. police say the symbol represents a group called 5% nation, an offshoot of the nation of islam. >>> and we are going to take you live to paris in just a minute to check in with our reporter on the scene but first a quick check of weather and traffic. >> reporter: heading out the door we go. this morning we have a little bit

the blank a the islamic terrorist. part of his anger apparently aimed at the group muslims of america near hancock, new york. the group's newspaper, "the islamic post" as labeled him a quote, an american taliban, the monikeke given to those the organization dubs at right wing extremeists. >> we are vocal and advocating for ourselves. we are advocating for all of the muslims and the non-muslims in this country who believe that what he's doing and those like him are doing is wrong. >> reporter: he goes on to rail against president obama's support for syrian refugees and calls on americans to arm themselves. >> i'm urging all americans across the u.s., everywhere in public, start carrying a long rifle with you, everywhere. don't be a victim in your own country! >> reporter: in may he organized a protest at a phoenix mosque encouraging participants to openly carry firearms at the event at the time, even appearing on cnn. >> true islamist terrorism, the ones out committing these atrocities and following the book as it's written. >> reporter: fbi officials had been tracking him but lost contact with h h in nnsylvania. this is not firir time muslim residents near hancock have felt threatened

the rubble for more casualties. islamic state group says it has executed two hostages, one of them a norwegian and the other chinese. this after demanding a ransom for their release. most americans are against the president's relocation program for serious refugees. that is the result of our exclusive bloomberg news paul. more than 50% of those surveyed once the u.s. to abandon plans to resettle syrian refugees here. the nation is divided about sending ground troops. nigeria's boko haram is the world's deadliest extremist group. increased 300% last year. i am emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." a crucial litmus test. a sunny forecast from a cloud computing giant. shares of salesforce.com had higher after hours. talk about a solid resume, i sit down with an interview with reid hoffman. waiting to big initial public offerings this week, square and match both expected to price their ideas any minute now. what are we expecting? let's start with match. match group is the parent company behind okcupid and .ender then, of course, there is square. -- it hasthe company been a rocky year for the ipo market. these companies have what it takes to turn it around? is ang me now in new y

so tonight the council on american islamic relations is demanding an apology for the middle eastern woman removed from that flight at b.w.i. yesterday morning. and the local muslim groups tell abc7 they are concerned that this is just the tip of the iceberg. when it comes to profiling potential discrimination. northern virginia chief jeff goldberg picks up the story. jeff: since 9/11 muslim groups across america have had to answer questions that deal with backlash following terrorists incidents. the same s true in e wake of the attack in paris. in northern virginia, muslims we speak with view this as an opportunity to educate. today we visited the adam center in sterling, which is part of the second largest mosque in the u.s. thankfully members say we have not seen any incidents of anti-muslim vandalism or intimidation in this region in the past week. but incidents have taken place in other part of the country. at the adams center, members are expressing deep sympathy for the victims in paris along with condemning those who carried out the attacks. isis inspired terrorists are not following the true teaching of islam. meanwhile leaders there see themselves as partners

americans divide. over the weekend an anti-muslim group called the bureau on islamic relations protesting outside a texas mosque upset over the idea of the u.s. taking any syrian refugees. they were earmd, carrying weapons. one man said their intention was to have their guns for quote self-defense. a s.w.a.t. team was on standby in case things got out of hand at that protest. however, they were not needed. no injuries and no arrests. jon: we are getting word of a deadly u.s. chopper crash. arrests in the brutal home invasion that left the pregnant wife an indiana pastor dead who is facing a preliminary murder charge. president obama says the media needs to quote maintain perspective when it comes to terrorism and refugees. do you agree? a live thought is you have and running. at are sixty-two and olr about a great way to live a better retirement... it's called a reverse mortgage. call right now to receive your free dvd and booklet with no obligation. it answers questions like... how a reverse mortgage works, how much you qualify for, the ways to receive your money... and more. plus, when you call now, yo

france is the standout military power in west africa fighting islamic terror groups, and mali's capital is a logistics hub for french and americances. christopher hill is a four-time ambassador who served in the most dangerous outposts of american diplomacy, most recently as u.s. ambassador to iraq. you're also the author of the memoir, "outpost: a diplomatic work," here in a fox business exclusive. is it as simple as the fact that france has been with its military presence and, obviously, it had colonized the region up until 1960, but they've been there. is it as simple as that, or is this something we should look at as islamic militant rising up everywhere? >> well, this is a broad islamic mill dance, especially -- militants, these are extreme sunnis, isis who have kind of had their battles with al-qaeda and, clearly, they're on the ascendancy. so one issue about the french, of course, is the french have been a pretty tough partner in the war against isis in syria and iraq. so clearly, there's some retribution against the french. but with respect to mali, there's an element of spillover from the libyan issue. you remember that

elizabeth: the local chapter of the council on american islamic relations is asking for police to step up patrols to keep mosques safe. this call coming after what the group is calling a spike in anti-muslim language and direct threats since the paris terror attacks. that group also says at least one mosque in the greater boston area has received hate mail. >> kevin: temperatures below freezing in many towns in southern new england and we're just getting started. how cold you'll be in the morning and what travel looks like leading up to thanksgiving. >> mark: also ahead, fierce flames tear through an animal shelter. the number of animals saved and what firefighters believe ignited the deadly blaze. >> elizabeth: but first, haunting new images of accused what cameras caught him doing it's just a cough. if you could see your cough, you'd see just how far it can spread. robitussin dm max soothes your throat and delivers fast, powerful cough relief. robitussin dm max. because it's >> mark: disturbing testimony in the murder of trial of accused teen killer phillip chism. the jury shown surveillance video mild after the rape of danvers high school teacher colle

the rubble for more casualties. islamic state group says it has executed two hostages, one of them a norwegian and the other chinese. this after demanding a ransom for their release. most americansresident's relocation program for serious refugees. that is the result of our exclusive bloomberg news paul. more than 50% of those surveyed once the u.s. to abandon plans to resettle syrian refugees here. the nation is divided about sending ground troops. nigeria's boko haram is the world's deadliest extremist group.

the northern california rock group the death tones. u-2 was schedule today play in paris today but has cancelled their show. the counsell for islamic islamic-americann the afaction, saying thinking stand in solidarity with the french people. >> we agree with president obama's statement that this horrific attack is an attack against all humanity and our universal values. >> they are the largest muslim civil rights and advocacy group. >>> and facebook turned on their safety check features and allows users to notify friends and family they are safe. this is the first time it was activated in a nondisaster area. ceo mark zuckerberg said violence has no place in any city or country in the world. >>> the #prayforparis is trending online. we posted this badge at facebook.com/abc7news and you can show it to express your report. san francisco police are lock looking for a motorist who struck and killed a pedestrian last night. it happened at 24th and noriega. police say the pedestrian was not in a crosswalk. after the accident the cyclist abandoned the bike and took off on foot. >> four more women filed a lawsuit against bill cosby accusing him. that brings

the globe is getting warmer. >> "special report," next. >>> islamic terrorists on the move. a new group storms a mali hotel, killing more than two dozen people, including at least one american. this is "special report." >>> good evening, welcome to washington, i'm brett baier, for the second consecutive friday, we begin with a brutal attack by radical islamic terrorists. this time, the target? a luxury hotel in bamako, mali. at one point there were almost 200 hostages, including americans. and we have just learned from the state department one american is among the dead. at this hour in mali, the situation appears under control as the investigation continues. along with the recovery of bodies. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has the latest tonight from the pentagon. good evening, jennifer. >> good evening, brett. we've just learned that a u.s. citizen was among those killed in the mali attack today. u.n. representative says the number of killed could be as high as 27. two, some witnesses say three gunmen held more than 170 hostages, all the attackers were eventually killed. >> gunmen shouting allahu akbar, or god is great. stormed the radisson hotel in o. th

the fbi helpings police investigated a case -- helping police investigate a case of vandalism at french-american international school. an islamic symbol was discovered yesterday morning in the playground and covered with a tarp. it represents a group called the 5% nation an offshoot of nation of islam. >>> we are going to take you live to paris in just a minute to check in with our reporter on the scene, but first we are following more breaking news. a car leading police on a high- speed chase crashes in san jose and it may have hit a highway patrol car. kpix 5's kiet do reports from near that intersection where that crash happened just a little bit ago. kiet. >> reporter: yes. good morning, you know, we're live here on the scene of an active investigation as chp are clearing the scene here and combing through this vehicle for more evidence. but what we have heard so far is that this started as a car that was speeding that white honda that you see there was speeding in -- at a rate of more than 100 miles an hour. this is going 101 through gilroy. that's what prompted them to try to pull this car over. when they tried, the car just kept on going. it went north on 101 into the south bay and the south part of the county. went on 101

group led by former commander move todd claimed responsibility. >> al qaeda's threatened by the rise of the islamic state. report among the hostages about a dozen americans five employed by the department of defense. >> including chief admissions personnel. reporter: citizens from countries including china, india, belgium, germany and france and a dozen more air france employees. the attack happening exactly a week after the paris attacks. >> once again terrorists want to make their barbaric presence felt everywhere when they can kill and massacre. reporter: witnesses told the hostages to recite verses from the koran to prove they were muslim. those who did were allowed to leave. situation so does the nypd. >> mali has some of the same hallmarks we have seen in earlier terrorist incidents. reporter: yesterday hillary clinton warm -- warned americans not just focus on isis but let's not forget al qaeda. they have the most sophisticated bomb makers. dari: thank you jessica. he it developments out of europe tonight. belgium raised its terror alert to the highest in the capital of brussels. officials say there is a quote eminent threat. this comes one week a

the authorities said it is likely that several groups including islamic state al qaeda and boko haram will continue to plotter error attacks across regions. americans have been told to be careful in big crowds at holiday events and festivals. will the new travel alert put off the millions of americans heading out of town this holiday season? let's get out to jay grey in dallas texas. >> hey, we're a little bit ahead of the morning rush here at dfw airport in the dallas ft. worth area. this international airport one of the busiest in the country and they will see a big business throughout this week and it's the busiest travel week of the year here in the u.s. 46 million or more either flying or driving to their destinations and aaa here believes it will still be crowded on the roadways or airways despite the alert from the state department that you just talked about. it will take extra time. you'll see added security at airports, longer lines potentially and we'll be dealing with the weather as travel continues so that could cause some delays from air travel. it could cause problems on the roadways as well. so best idea if you're going to travel thi