highest level they have ever raised their alert to as a nation they've raised it specifically for the capital cityssels and it's an international capital. it's head to the headquarters of european unigen and nato. and in brussels tonight, they have raised the terror alert for that city and surrounding areas to its highest level ever and they're warning of an imminent threat in the brussels area. they're saying to avoid concert halls and major transportation hubs. and particularly unnerving after what happened in paris. and officials in the city warning of an imminent attack. we'll be right back. >>> so, this is a very strange story. one of the thing that has become well known about the man who is reportedly the orcistrator of the paris attacks and reportedly died in the raid in saint-denis outside paris and he recruited his own 13-year-old brother to leave belgium and travel to syria and become an isis fighter himself at the age of 13. there's no news on theb wroublts and he hoped he would be taken alive and interrogated so the parents could find out what happened to the younger brother. and he ha

the hotel located in the capital city of bamako. we are watching this unfold here. a situation that has been rapidly deteriorating here. you have the american embassy telling americans to stay home and stay inside. this is a hotel that is popular with travelers, with business people, ex-pats. we have live developments this morning. what can you tell us about the hotel attack in mali, david mckenzie. >> reporter: what we can tell you is this is an ongoing situation. serious situation. the u.s. embassy asking nationals to shelter in place and not to move around and monitor local media. according to the spokesman of the presidency in mali, she are saying the shooting is ongoing. they spoke to a witness on the scene. some 15 minutes ago, there was a lull, but it has been going on since early this morning, mali time. at least 170 people, guests and people working at the hotel, according to the u.n. peacekeeping force there are held under hostage by two gunmen. that is unverified reports from the afp. france is now saying they have several employees at the hotel. they are

highest level they have ever raised their alert to as a nation they've raised it specifically for the capital cityssels and it's an international capital. it's head to the headquarters of european unigen and nato. and in brussels tonight, they have raised the terror alert for that city and surrounding areas to its highest level ever and they're warning of an imminent threat in the brussels area. they're saying to avoid concert halls and major transportation hubs. and particularly unnerving after what happened in paris. and officials in the city warning of an imminent attack. we'll be right back. if you have high blood pressure like i do, many cold medicines may raise your blood pressure. that's why there's coricidin® hbp. it relieves cold symptoms without raising blood pressure. so look for powerful cold medicine with a heart. coricidin® hbp. can a a subconscious. mind? a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? is it keeps the food out. for me before those little pieces would ge

level they have ever raised their alert to as a nation a they've raised it specifically for the capital cityf brussels and it's an international capital. it's head to the headquarters of european unigen and nato. and in brussels tonight, they have raised the terror alert for that city and surrounding areas to its highest level ever and they're warning of an imminent threat in the brussels area. they're saying to avoid concert halls and major transportation hubs. and particularly unnerving after what happened in paris. and officials in the city warning of an imminent attack. we'll be right back. merica to stir up the holidays, before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store, even before they got 3% back on gas, all with no hoops to jump through, daniel, vandi, and sarah decided to use their bank americard cash rewards credit card to sweeten the holiday season. that's the spirit of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. apply online or at hey! how are you?g? where are we watching the game? you'll see. i think my boys have a sho

so many of the establishment in this capital city are closed. the subway is closed. most major events have been canceled. there has been little explanation as to why in the middle of the night last night, the terror threat level was raised to four, somewhat unprecedented in the history of these threat level classifications that started back in 2006. we do know that it came just about the time there was an early morning raid at another apartment in molenbeek. some guns were sconfiscated. some reporting this was a friend of sal after abdeslam. there is no alert as to when that might be lifted. >> drew griffin, thanks so much. we'll check back with you. >>> in the meantime, three suspe suspects linked to isis have been arrested. nic robertson joining me with the latest on that. what more are you learning about these most recent arrests? >> reporter: one of the men is believed to be the man that scouted out the attacks here. he is a belgian-born man. he was picked up in the town where president obama was last week for the g-20. he was meeting in a hotel there with two me

confirmed that at least three people were killed in that hostage standoff at a hotel in the capital city in mali, bamako. the embassy advising shelter in place. >> again, we now know at least three people are dead and we'll have another update in less than five minutes. you can stay updated on our nbc 10 app. also, republican presidential candidate ben carson is taking some heat for comparing some syrian refugees to rabid dogs. >> there's a rabid dog running around in your neighborhood, you probably not going to assume something good about that dog. >> next we'll hear more about carson's proposed screening for refugees. plus, river rescue caught on camera. how this leap of faith may have saved a kayaker's life. >> 5:44. we continue to follow breaking news out of west africa. the hostage situation in mali, we've now confirmed led to at least three deaths. the u.n. confirming that for us. a pew hofew hours ago gun men s a hotel in the capital of bamako. a radisson blu hotel owned by a u.s. company. stormed that hotel, took at least 170 people hostage. and now the u.n. confirmed at least th

this is the way in which paris, the capital city, has been infected by fear and the fear is contagion now. you only need one person to twitch, almost, and you have several hundred people running for their lives. the the adrenaline kicks in. you run faster than you are aware you can. clearly, there is a lot of panic and lots of edginess and lots of nervousness for people all over the city now as we have witnessed here on plaza de reb republic. i can tell you, for example, when i finished broadcasting from here last night and i returned to the neighborhood in paris i live. it's a neighborhood that is very lively. often it's difficult to get through the streets because pepeople are spilling out. restaurants -- >> i think we have lost the line to jackie there this this this this this this >>> spulled me by the sleeve. we were caught in a wave of people run can. some running to the metro. people ran into neighboring streets. we found the door of a shop open and a bunch of young french people, we ran in to the shop. people managed to get the back door open. we went into the cart yard. there

it's the radisson blu hotel in the capital city of bamako. men have taken at least 170 people hostage including 140 guests of the hotel and 30 employees. witnesses say the attackers and we're told there are two of them, had guns and grenades. officials with the u.s. embassy are telling americans there to shelter in place, bbc news reports that automatic weapon fire is heard and all of this on the seventh floor there. also that this is a hotel owned by a u.s. company, it's a radisson blu, and that u.s. citizens have been asked to contact their loved ones. we'll continue to follow this breaking news and bring you information on air and through the "nbc 10 news" app. >> it's 4:46. republican presidential candidate ben carson will file his papers today to put his name on the primary ballot in new hampshire. the primary is february 9. some of the presidential candidates have talked about barring syrian refugees from coming to the u.s. in the wake of the terror attacks in paris. yesterday during an appearance in alabama ben carson compared refugees

paris, gunmen storm a luxury hotel in the capital city of bamako. scores were taken hostage before the military moved in, and at least 19 people killed including a u.s. citizen. a group affiliated with al qaeda is claiming responsibility. nadim baba has more. >> reporter: soldiers help an employee of the raddison blu out of the building after a hostage situation that lasted many hours. gunmen managed to get inside shouting god is great in arabic before taking around 170 people hostage. as the full extent of the attack became clear, many here were in shock. as the malian president cut short a trip to chad and flew home, the government tried to reassure people. >> translator: this morning at 7:00 a.m. the radisson hotel was attacked. according to the information we have, there are two or three armed men with military armament walked into the hotel. we activated our crisis at the civil security and protection. it includes heads of military. >> reporter: following an assault involving reports started to come in of dead bodies being found inside the hotel

and they have raised that terror alert specifically for the nation's capital city of brussels. tant international capital, it's home to the headquarters of both the european union and the headquarters of nato. but brussels is the belgian capital and in brussels tonight, they have raised the terror alert for the city and surrounding areas to its highest level ever and what they're warning now is what they're calling an imminent threat in the brussels area. they're urging people to avoid crowded areas including concert halls and major transportation hubs. of course, the warning on concert halls particularly unnerving after what happened in paris one week ago tonight. but again, belgium's terror threat level is now at the highest level with officials in that country warning of an imminent attack. we'll be right back. culous numb. or there's a fee to use them. i know. it's so frustrating. they'd be a lot happier with the capital one venture card. and you would, too! why? it's so easy with venture. you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. just book any flight you

right now, the capital city of belgium, brussels, is at its highest alert level heading into the work week. week.the city's subway system and schools are shut down today.belgian prosecutors say they detained 21 people in 19 ids linked to possible attacks.paris fugitive salah abdeslam was not among them. federal authorities say they discovered no explosives or guns from the raids. an update to a terrorist attack in mali. mali.the death toll in friday's attack has risen to twenty-two.right now, six other people are still trying to recover from their injuries. a hotel employee said gunmen ot anythihi that moved. malian and u-n security malian and u-n security forces ended the siege hours later.the two attackers died during the attack. many here at home are divided over the syrian refugee crisis. crisis.in fact, the nation's oldest mosque sits right here in the corridor. corridor. imam taha tawil told cbs 2 news that the mother mosque america was built by syrian immigranan way back in 1934.it's tucked away in a small cedar rapids neighborhood.now tawil is asking others not to associate te

said a raid has ended endedthat raid turned into a standoff in saint denis -- just north of the capital city. french police officials say they exchanged gun fire and there were at least 7 explosions in the early morning hours -- injuring four officers.at least two suspects are dead -- including a woman who detonated a suicide vest. seven people were taken into custody -- but we don't know who they are yet.french police say the mastermind of last friday's attacks -- abdelhamid abaaoud -- was holed up in the apartment they raided.no word yet if he was there during the raid. on tuesday -- officials released new information that at least one more person was involved in the attacks.at first -- they said 8 people were directly involved -- but after reviewing security footage -- officials now believe there were at least 9 -- and that the extra attacker is still on the loose. an associate of jihadi john has been arrested on spicion of plotting to carry out a paris-style attack in turkey. british national, aine lesley davis, was arrested in istanbul, and was believed to terror attack.airstrikes kille

the shooting happened on the outskirts of the capital city of amman. it's not clear if the shooting was intentional. >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is at the white house meeting with president obama. they are discussing possible increased assistance to israel. tensions among the two countries have been high because of the iran nuclear deal. >>> in about 45 minutes, clinton will file her paperwork to run in the new hampshire primary. they don't have do so in person unless they wait until the last day. republican candidates are crisscrossing the country this morning campaigning before tomorrow night's big debate. tracie potts has more on what we can expect. >> reporter: ben carson's on the defensive ahead of tomorrow's debate. his beliefs about pyramids, claims he was a violent youth, a west point scholarship he never applied for, now a "wall street journal" report questioning whether carson defended white students during a high school riot. he says it is all about his quick rise in the polls. >> because i'm a threat. >> to? >> to the progr

threats of an attack following arrests in belgium and turkey have opted belgian officials to put the capital city on the highest terror alert. mary maloney reports.>> reporter: belgium's capital under the highest terror alert level. authorities warn of a possible threat a week after deadly attack in paris. >> we are talking about the threat of several individuals with arms and explosives launch actions, perhaps even in several places at the same time.>> chars michelle says the brussels subway system will be closed until sunday when the threat will be reevaluated. outside brussels, the nation maintains its current level.>> there is no question of us giving any comment on the investigations ongoing and operations that are underway for obvious reasons. >> reporter: the raced threat comes a day after arrests were made following terror attacks. a few weapons were found but no explosives, authorities say. the three other arrests were made in turkey. i am mary maloney reporting.>>> college students speaking out in support of syrian refugees. >> their demonstration comes as governors are calling for the

the capital. a tollhi has introduced for trucks and commercial vehicles to improve the quality of the air. trucks being banned from entering new delhi during the day. estimates show thousands of trucks pour into the capital cityey account to a third of the pollution in new delhi. fumes to a toxic mix of and dust coming in from construction sites to make it has it is. plan toonth trial charge commercial vehicles extra itcome in to the della, but looks like it has reached critical level. rishaad: thanks. that is it for "trending business". we recap the big stories of the day so far. ♪ we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime ...why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the semiannual sale going on now! sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! gift the best sleep of your life to your whole family. only at a sleep number store. right now save $500 on the veteran's day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep with sleep number. announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose."

embassy is telling americans to shelter in place after gunmen attacked a radisson hotel in the country's capital city. nbc news is reporting there are 170 hostages, and right now, police are sealing off the area. automatic weapon fire could be heard outside the hotel. nbc's ron mott joins us now with the latest on this developing situation. good morning, ron. >> good morning, shannon. i apologize for the alarms you hear behind me in the building here. this is a developing situation, obviously, and information is sparse and rather conflicting so far. here's what we know. nbc news has learned at least 170 people were taken hostage today at the radisson blue hotel in mali's capital bamako according to a hotel spokesperson. on its website the hotel says there are just two people holding 140 guests and 30 employees. but a local government official has confirmed in a press conference that there are 12 hostage takers. nbc news has also not confirmed reports that some people have been killed in this attack. though a french official said there has been gunfire. it's unknown whether any americans are being hel

tens of thousands gathered at a stadium in the capital city. the pontiff arrived in uganda for the second stage of the tour. earlier he celebrated mass at a shrine. gay rights activists urged pope francis to address the issue of homophobia. uganda has one of the fastest population, many want smaller families, for catholics, there's a dilemma. alcome webb has this report. >> translation: many of the women here have recently given birth and were referred to family planning clinics. if they promised previous generations, they'll have more than six children. this woman has eight. she comes because she doesn't have any more. >> translation: my husband does not have a job. i have no way to earn money. we struggle to afford the needs of children. even a place to live. she and her husband agreed to undergo sterilisation. people who come to the health center get free condoms, pills and injections. the women waiting to go in, implants and sterilisation procedures. a third of women in uganda and their partners are using contraception but the catholic churc

belgium's prime minister is closing the capital's city metro for the weekend and is warning people to avoid large crowds. the manhunt is still underway there for leading paris suspect, salah abdeslam, who was last seen driving towards the belgium border. meantime, officials have arrested three new suspects in turkey, with suspected ties to isis. one of them, accused of scouting the paris venues, targeted by gunmen and suicide bombers. let's go to cnn correspondent, drew griffin, who is live for us in brussels. so what more are you hearing about this serious and possible imminent threat? >> reporter: we just heard that the subway system will remain closed here until at least 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. the prime minister going on-air this morning, and basically telling the people, specifically, of brussels, not to engage in concerts, theaters, or groups of people. not to shop in major shopping areas, and try to avoid being -- gathering in public places, because of a specific and imminent threat. and he mentioned a specific and imminent threat like the attack in paris, specifically, h

. >> if you and i got on a plane and went to the capital cities of some of the poorest countries on the planet. mozambik, the ministers say, i need everything, and i only have this much in the way of resources. my people don't have electricity. they don't have clean water. k-12 education seems like an impossible dream. we don't have highways, and functioning railroads. and you're asking me to make sure that three-year-olds are stimulated and fed, where that's what we always expect families to do. do you have allies in these governments that when you land, do you say stunting is a long tell problem, and i can wait on the highway, and i'll take universal micronutrients for my two-year-olds? >> well, you know, ray, this is one of the other changes for the world bank. because i've been working in development for most of my life, what's missing is science and delivery, not science of what needs to be done, but the science of to have what we need with the finance ministers. >> can you do it without them strung out on deck, which has been a historic problem since these various world organizati

the attack was in the capital city of mali, and tim fleischer has the details in the news room. >> us if i believes are ron democratting -- condemning this latest attack, and trying to citizens in the capital, and are ready to assist mali's government any way they can. >> reporter: as attackers stormed into the hotel they recollect began firing at -- they began firing at guests and woke workers. -- workers. while some gusts were able to escape to safety at a nearby sports center, the deadly stand off began. the terrorist took 140 guests and 30 employees hostage. developments. >> >. shows how ruthless islamic jihadist are, and anywhere. it appears this was an affiliate of al qaeda. >> reporter: the hotel was hosting a un eludings, and some -- delegation. >> about a dozen american, including chief of mission personnel were rescued. i have no us injuries or deaths to report at this time, we're working to verify the safety and security of us citizens there. >> reporter: mali has seen previous activity by islamic extremist. this is the second attack at a hotel this year, and in 2012 france

a jordanian policeman opened fire at a compound near the capital city. two other americans and four jordanians were injured. the gunman was shot and killed in the violence. this happened at a facility for training security forces. shooting is being investigated as a crime. police are searching for the gunman in a deadly shooting outside of new york city's busy penn station this morning around 6:15. one person was killed, two others rest of the hospital in serious condition. sources tell the associated press it started with an argument down from the subway entrance. police say all three victims have a long history of mostly drug-related arrests. the midtown manhattan station is one of the nation's busiest transit hubs. right now, president obama is meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the oval office. it is the first meeting between the leaders since the iran nuclear deal. those close to netanyahu say the trip is an effort to repair relations with obama and democrats. tomorrow, the prime minister will speak at the center for american p

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the capital city in belgium, is facing an imminent threat. the citizens are told to take drastic measures like avoid crowded hears like concerts and airports. they are searching for one of the paris attackers now on the run. he was last seen driving toward the belgian border. [woman bombing] that explosive blast happened tuesday during the police raid outside of paris. it was originally believed a woman detonated a suicide vest in the apartment of the terrorist suspect but authorities say now it was a man standing next to her that set off the device. they also said they saw a third body in the apartment where the raid took place. now eight days after the attacks memorials cover the sidewalks outside the restaurants where gunmen opened fire on diners. this is where you can see flowers candles, notes and drawings. stick with abc7 news with the latest on the paris attacks. you can get updates anytime about by downloading our abc7 news app and enable push notifications. >> develop grinding news out of oakland this morning. two men of recovering af

today they have to fight them in the capital city. though the siege is over and the hostages have left the building the security forces here remain on alert. we are told that frantic teams lookinginside the hotel for clues and around the world many families waiting to hear whether those they knew were staying in the hotel are safe. mali has been the target of numerous attacks by extremist groups. france sent in troops when rebels win or threaten to take control of the whole of the country. there is a u.n. force their drawn from nearly 50 countries. africa correspondent recently joined them on patrol. reporter: mali is the new front line for those trying to be -- bring peace in africa. even before today's attack it was the most dangerous place in the world for the united nations. roamedamist extremists the empty spaces. from their video it is clue -- true even the yuan is a target. a huge section of desert has been dedicated to a u.n. super camp, 48 nations are involved in mali. -- moll >> it is important because it has a local and glob

the pope will meet with various officials and local people in a largely catholic quarter of the capital. city: the u.s. chicago is bracing for more protests after a video showing a white police officer shooting a black teen 16 times has been released. protesters took to the streets wereesday after questions once again brought into the spotlight over police use of force against african-americans. the officer has been charged in the killing of laquan mcdonald. against policed violence, these protesters took to the streets of chicago to demand justice. -- a video showing a white officer shooting a black teenager 16 times. moments before the footage was released on tuesday evening, local authorities appealed for calm. >> we hold our police officers to a high standard. obviously, this case, jason van dyke violated both the standards of professionalism, the conduct befitting a police officer, but obvious -- also basic moral standards that bind our community together. reporter: the video is less than 40 seconds and has no audio. laquan mcdonald is seen walking on a street. he appeared to pull up his

capital square. nikki: coming up on local 5 news at six... a fire breaks out at the john hancock building in chicago.... we'll have the latest details on how it happened... nikki: and.... belgium's capital city under lockdown after a terror alert level goes to highest possible status. why they say there's possibilities of attacks similar to paris. the capital city of brussels is on a security lockdown... with the government warning about the possiblity of a coordinated terror strike, similar to those seen in paris. the threat level is now at it's highest, as the prime minister announces an increase in military and police presence. abc's lama hasan has more. " "brussels is on high alert today. heavily armed guards patrol the streets? sot, ankie gunze, belgium resident: "if someone is here and planning something at least it may be a bit of a deterrent" across the city the subway system is shut down, movie theatres closed and soccer matches cancelled. raising the terror threat level to its highest, the government says it has credible and precise information there is a risk of a paris style attack with arms and explosives. possibly even launching simultaneous attacks on multiple locations. sot k

the radson hotel in the capital city of bamacca. it's a popular location for westerner. ten gunmen stormed in and fired shots. through grenades and chanted god is great in arabic. we also hear as many as 80 people have been freed. officials say 125 guest and 12 worker are still held inside the hotel. "new york times" is reporting that both american and french citizens are among the hostage. the u.s. embassy said americans in the country should stay inside and the president has been briefed on this situation. >>> we also have new details on the terror in paris. the french prime minister now said the death toll stands at 130 people since that attack. one week ago. in the mean time a third body has been found at the site of raid from earlier this week and paris suburb. police say the third body is that of women but they don't know her identity. >>> also this morning a family in sharon mourning to loss of 18-year-old who is killed in the terrorist attack in israel. schwartz was killed by gunmen near the west bank thursday. schwartz was one of five people murdered during atta

the capital city, belgium, is facing an inmeant threat. citizens are doled to take drastic measures like avoid crowded hears like concerts and airports. they are searching for one of the paris attackers now on the run. he was last seen driving toward the belgian border. that explosive blast happened tuesday during the police raid outside of paris. it was originally believed a woman detonated a suicide vest in the apartment of the terrorist suspect but authorities say now it was a man setting next to her that set off the device. they also said they saw a third body in the apartment where the raid took place. now 8 days after the attacks memorials cover the sidewalks outside the restaurants where gunmen opened fire to on diners. this is where you cap see flowers candles, notes and drawings. stick with abc7 news with the latest on the paris attacks. you can get updates anytime about by downloading our abc7 news app and enable push notifications. >>> two men of recovering after their car went over an embankment at the 11:00 last knightage the s

the radisson hotel in the capital city is a popular destination with westerners. at least ten gunmen fired shots and threw grenades as they chanted "god the is great" in arabic. as of right now, at least 80 hostages have been set free. according to reports, dozens more could still be inside. we have the breaking details. >> the hostage situation in mali is over. security sources are reporting that two attackers involved in the storming have been killed and wounded civilians are being evacuated. a number of hostages were already freed, or escaped on their own. including six americans. the mall ian military earlier moved into the hotel. while the nearby u.s. embassy earlier told staffer and all americans in the area to shelter in place. nbc news learned that before the hostages were freed, that at least 138 were inside the radisson blue hotel in mali's capital. 125 are guests. 13 hotel staff members. at one point, the hotel said 170 guests and employees were taken hostage. the pentagon correspondent reports about 25 u.s. military personnel were at the hotel to help o

the new video is chilling. it warns that members are scattered across europe's capital cities poised to act. joining me now former u.s. intelligence officer malcolm nance who is the executive director of terror asymmetric -- i think what we're seeing is this fine line officials walk between wanting to make sure people are vigilant, want to let them know if there's anything out there that might be of concern, but not cause any undue panic. how do they walk that line, malcolm? >> well, they're going to have to walk the line with the assistance of the news media. in fact, isis is releasing these videos specifically to invoke a sense of panic throughout the world. and it's very calculated. it's very well done. and you notice that every time the news media watches a video in paris and they see a reference to new york city, the next day or two days later there's a video of new york city or there's a verbal threat of washington, d.c. it's very easy to do that. so the fbi has to take threats seriously. and i recently had a briefing with the fbi. they take all threats seriously. they are more interest

witnesses reporting gunfire and say the capital city is empty. pealop are frightened staying inside until the siege is over. this hotel is large, 190 rooms, frequented by many ex-pats, bell january janes and americans and france. many see this as an attack on french interests. the co try has a military presence there. the u.s. embassy in mali advising all americans to shelter in place. >> there is an extremist group that two years ago split from al qaeda's north african branch and that group is claiming responsibility. now to paris, it has been hiexactly a week since the deadly attacks there and we learned today that a third body was discovered in the apartment raid at killed the ringleader. here's bill neely with the latest. reporter: forensic teams find the remai of a third person, a woman. it's not known who she was or this woman did, hasna ab la khan, she loved life and learned to party and that she was brainwashed, her final words telling the police the man she's with is not her boyfriend. this is the moment she detonated her stlcide vest. li

a luxury hotel in the capital city of mali. we learned president obama has been briefed on this unfolding situation in northern africa. ten gunmen stormed the hotel this morning shouting quote god is great in arabic before firing on the guards. and taking those hostages. 140 hotel guests and 30 employees. at this point, we know islamic terrorists have been a problem in that region and french secure that area. there have been similar hostage situations in hotels in mali over the years. but a u.s. embassy is also not far from where this hotel happening. again any americans being held hostage in the hotel? information. that's the latest, reporting live here in washington, kenneth moton, eyewitness news. >>> french investigators found a third body in the lawns of the saint-denis apartment where a gun battle raged wednesday morning. it's the body of a woman still unidentified. police had reported seeing signs of other bodies after a suicide bomb exploded. of that apartment. now there'll be a memorial a wreak from today for the 129 pe

in the capital city of bamako, guards rescued more than 150 people, 19 civilians killed along with two gunmen. mali's president disputing the claim that an al qaeda group is responsible. he says the messina liberation front is behind the assault. >>> occupied territories at least two palestinians and an israeli killed. in jerusalem a teen was shot and killed after stabbing a fellow palestinian. mistaken for an israeli. shot and killed the palestinian they believe was responsible. russian president vladimir putin is in tehran this morning there for an oil and gas summit where he met with the supreme leader, ayatollah khamenei. as al jazeera am rory challands reports, syria is the main topic of discussion. >> a jam packed to tehran for vladimir putin. speaking at the gas exporters summit meeting with the supreme leader from iran, ali khamenei and also president rouhani. we have been told by the russian kremlin spokesperson, dimitri peskov, this was a long conversation, went on 1.5 hours, longer than they planned for. trade, bilateral negotiations and of course syria. we know had a these

didn't make it," it,"the two attended a silent march and memorial last night at newbo city rket.a crowd of about 50 people gathered in cedar rapids to stand with the french capital city from thousands of miles away. "when you're so far away, you feel like you can't do anything, you can't help. you don't even know what's happening." happening."several people also mentioned how social media is helping them keep track of family and friends as they continue to pray for the victims. world leaders are vowing to respond to the terror attacks in paris. paris.right now -- the world's top 20 industrial and economic powers are meeting for a two-day summit in turkey.but despite the calls for action, leaders did not give specifics on how they plan to escalate the assault against isis. president obama called the violence an "attack on the civilzed world." "as we, i'm sure, each said "as we, i'm m sure, each said to president hollande and the french people we stand in solidarity with them in hunting down the perpetrators of the crime and bringing them to justice." justice."russian president vladimir putin is also urging global efforts to confront the threat. the united states

dry weather across the capital city of yemen. 24 degrees for the high.alia, high of 32 with sunny conditions across the eastern portions. let's go to asia. weather has been quiet across the northern areas, such as china korean peninsula and much of japan. the isobars are closely packed, so winds are strong across hokkaido and southeastern russia. this low pressure system has a history of dumping tremendous amounts of snowfall. this system is still packing cold air. so that will provide widespread snowfall across southeastern russia as well as strong winds. temperatures will be quite chilly across the north. look at ulen an ba tax r. vladivostok,nly 2 debrises for the high on friday. beijing, single digits force you on friday. across the americas, significant flooding caused lots of damage across the southeastern corner of the united states earlier this week. now, this was the situation in atlanta, georgia on monday. significant flood happened and that caused traffic chaos. good news, the slow-moving low pressure system is starting to depart the southeast

the pope's caravan there have to travel through notoriously dangerous area of the capital city. s being patrolled by u inform peacekeepers and the area is being cleaned up for his visit. pope francis will deliver a mass on monday. >>> it was a mixed bag with weather across the united states this thanksgiving. from mild temperatures here in the east to winter weather that made things feel more like christmas in some spots. a mix of freezing rain and rain and snow hitting parts of kansas, and from rockford, illinois, to sue city, iowa all the way out to denver looked more like a white christmas than thanksgiving. the first significant snow of the season dumping between a few inches to 20-inches of snow across the upper midwest. blanketing an area from south dakota to michigan. >> when the weather hits, you're going to see the increase in accidents 'cause a lot of people out and especially if you start seeing ice hitting the roadway. >> the storm has caused more than 500 flight cancellations and officials all around the country are telling drives, of course torque take it easy in th

. >> pam: news of belgium the government has put the capital city of brussels five highest parlor. extreme warning the public >> grant: is imminent threats the interior ministry

extremists stormed the radisson blu hotel in the capital city of bamako and they are still led up there. we are told now they were armed with guns and grenades. american and french special forces helped the malian troops with their response and we're being told now that officials believe there are no more hostages still inside. but we know that two of the attackers are dead. we just don't know how many are still in the building. >> a dozen americans and including the chief of mispersonnel in that dozen were rescued. i have no u.s. injuries or deaths to report at this time. we're working to verify the safety and the city of the u.s. citizens there. leon: group led by a former al-qaeda leader was claiming responsibility for the siege. maureen: this week of terror attacks is weighing heavily on the hearts of local muslims during friday's prayers. with that part of the story, we turn to sam ford in the satellite center. sam? sam: maureen, the terror attacks in mali today and in france last friday, lebanon a few days earlier and the attackers all claiming they are acting in the name of islam

. >>> schools and subways in the capital city will remain closed until wednesday but the belgian primeinister says the alert level will remain high for the time being. >>> david cameron is in paris for meetings with president francois hollande and he will ask for parliamentary approval to join airstrikes on syrian targets. as an obama and french president francois hollande meet tomorrow in -- president francois hollande meet tomorrow in the white house. >>> because of recent events, security will be tight as americans travel to destinations this week. >>> 46 million people will travel in the united states this week and they will see extra officers patrol dogs and guns and every airport , train stations and tourist destination in the country. j johnson says the agencies ready for anything. >>> i always hesitate to rank threats but the potential copycat, the lone wolf at her this one that will continually focus on. >> lanes at the airport -- lines at the airport will be longer and slower, the tsa says it will handle 25 -- he will handle 25 million passengers this week with enhanced scree

train stations, heavily armed security forces conducted more than a dozen raids in and around the capital city overnight, searching for terror suspects. authorities arrested 16 people during the raids. one person even allegedly tried to ram a car into police. >> for the time being, we cannot confirm if there is a relation between this and this arrest. >> reporter: still on the run, the key target of the raids, terror suspects salah abdeslam, police believe he was driven to belgium after the terrorist attacks. we would rather see salal in jail rather a sem terri. >> i'm concerned that we don't have the time and we don't have years. we need to be aggressive now. >> reporter: president obama will meet with the french president tomorrow at the white house to discuss shared efforts to stop the terror group. and this morning, the french president is meeting with british prime minister david cameron. the two men are talking about better coordinating responses to terrorism. the men also visited the bataclan concert hall which saw the worst carnage of the paris attacks. meg. >> reporter: >>> last week

the city's proposal so far. >>> conan o'brien will travel with first lady michelle obama to qatar this week. the talk show host will entertain u.s. troops during a visit to an airbase near the capital city. the trip will be filmed for an upcoming episode of o'brien's show. the first lady will also visit jordan to promote her global education initiative for girls. >>> a national police union is calling for a boycott of quentin tarantino movies after he attended an anti-police rally and called police officers murderers. the national association of police organizations as tarantino's statement is utterly irresponsible because it threatens the safety of police and the public. tarantino made his comments last week while speaking at a rally in new york protesting police brutality. >> i'm a human being with a conscience. when i see murder, i cannot stand by. i have to call the murder the murder. i have to call murderers murderers. >> group is also calling on police officers to stop working special assignments or off-duty jobs for the directors project. the studio behind an upcoming film has not made public comments about the controversy. >>> coming up in our 5:00 hour, a woman robbed and

. >> being in the capital city like this, it is an incredible tourist destination. >> can't get in, can't get out. >> we'll continue to bring the latest on what is happening throughout the >>> always watching, always tracking. wusa 9's first alert weather. dc's most accurate. >>> we'll be tracking strong winds right on through early tomorrow morning >>> winds up to 30 miles an hour. temperatures in the 40s. 42 at 7:00 the these are downtown temperatures. 46 at 9:00. up to 51 at 1:00. 53 downtown. upper 40s in the suburbs. nice for the burgundy and gold. ravens. the start of a mild week. next seven days, monday mid- 60s. tuesday mid-60s with sunshine. then low 60s on wednesday. a stray shower. not a big deal. a stray thunderstorm on thursday. not a big deal. then rain and thundersto for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! giant just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. my giant. >>> we are continuing to follow the terrorist attacks in paris. we have seen a rep

the rescue mission under way in the capital city of bamako. u.s. forces helping to retake the radisson blu hotel and exactly what role they're playing, we're not sure. we have new video coming from inside that hotel. armed secured forces helping usher out hostages. people of all nationalities, chinese, french, indian nationals, others were all staying at that hotel. >> according to state tv, dozens of hostages have been released. they say american citizens may have been in the hotel as well. >> in addition to american special forces, the french armed forces tweeted out this photo of a ten-member elite tactical team en route to bamako. we begin our coverage from nairobi. what's the latest? >> reporter: well, some good news, as you said, anderson, with several people being rescued. the news is filtering through. indians, algerian, chinese rescued. these two german, according to the german foreign office, were able to get out as well. u.s. special operations on the ground and the u.s. state department stating they believed there could be some american

at least 2000 army personnel have been stationed in the capital city hosting the summit. leaders have begun to arrive for the south east asian nation meet over the weekend. u.s. president obama will also be attending the ten nation summit. chinese security forces have killed 28 people it described as terrorists. it follows a massive man hunt over two months. the killings took place in the western region home to a vast muslim community. the local government says those killed belongd to the group behind an attack on a coal mine in september. police in east china's province have buffeted the country's largest underground bank scandal. illegal funds of nearly 64 billion dollars were transferred overseas. 100 suspects from eight gangs have been detained since the investigation started last year. tell us more about the underground banking system. what does it do? >> reporter: the underground banking system is nothing new in china. what is different now is the amount of money that's now leaving the country illegally. it is capital flight on a massive scale. why do we have an und

inmates fought with guns and knives, within 70 kilometers of the capital city. mates who don't belong to the gans, 2,000 riot police went in to restore order. the facility was built for 600 people but currently has 3100 inmates. >>> results are expected soon in burkina faso, an uprising toppled blaise compaore from power. >>> people hadn't bens informed about a security drill and panicked fearing exercise was a real tack. as many as 40 people were injured. >>> indiana is trying to convert massive amounts of gold held privately into people's is homes into new funding for its economy. as fez jamil reports, the indian public don't seem to be buying it. >> gold is big business in india. used in daily life and on special occasions, as security and a sign of prosperity. now the government wants some of that wealth to be put into the financial system. it has created several new mechanisms such as depositing gold in exchange for interest. but people here will need some praying. persuading. >> it sounds good but most people don't know about it. we will only put our gold i

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this is how people have been celebrating in the capital city. world health organize says no new ebola cases in the past 42 days but neighboring guinea is still struggling to rid itself of the deadly virus. sierra leone might be breathing a sigh of relief. the ebola virus hit the country hard. it suffered more cases of ebola than neighboring guinea when the first outbreak was recorded in march, 2014. over 12,000 children in sierra leone have lost at least one adult who looked after them. over 3,000 have lost both parents to the viruvirus. in total, 4,000 people have died the that's had a big impact on village economies. across the border, ebola is still a threat and the world health organization is warning even for sierra leone, this is just the ends of the current crisis. vanessa workmans heads the response team in sierra leone. she says saturday's announcement is a major milestone. >> we were unfortunate enough to be with our national team at our ebola center to listen to the declaration for what was announced for whof as the statement came out,