we're in front of the synagogue where they're speaking. not just the french president, the israeli prime minister and the christian and muslim faith as well. this part of that ongoing massive show of unity that we have been seeing transpiring throughout the entire day. now, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has offered those four jews who were killed during the kosher market, the opportunity to be buried in israel. this has been for everybody an incredibly difficult time. but when it comes to the jewish communityn particular for them it has underscored what many of them are calling the significant increase in anti-semitism in france. if you look at the numbers in 2014 some 7,000 jews left france for israel. that's double the number of 2013. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu also saying that israel will welcome with open arms any jews that did want to go and reside there. france, however, wanting to keep its jewish community here feeling that they make up what is the uniqueness of this nation with its many different religions

neighbors tell me it was a hip-hop party at the synagogue those two teenagers were headed to is synagogue. they were shot outside in this area. right now there are no suspects. the victims were not able to give a good description at all to police. we are live this morning in greenbelt, i'm molette green, back to you. >> molette, thank you. >>> coming up in the day ahead, we could learn more about a plane crash that killed four people. a 7-year-old girl survived and walked for help for her family. the small plane crashed friday night in kentucky. her parents, sister and cousins were all killed in the crash. investigators say the pilot reported engine trouble, then lost contact with air traffic control. about an hour later, a man called 911 to say a child knocked on his door bleeding and crying and told him she walked away from a plane crash. >> 7-year-old you would have thought when she started through the briar patches and got the first scratch, she would have headed back toward the plane, but she kept on coming. >> survivor. >> survivor. deserves a lot of credit. >> the little girl walke

it happened last night near the synagogue in greenbelt. diane cho is live near the scene with the latest developments. >> police say the shooting happened here, near these homes last night. a party was being held about 100 feet away. >> all of a sudden i heard pop pop pop, and it did not sound like a real gun. >> sounds not heard often here. >> the worst thing that has ever happened is a screeching of tires. [laughter] somebody going too fast on ridge road. you never hear gunshots. >> it was unexpected. >> devon gallagher was on his computer last night when he said he heard people yelling outside. >> essilor like there was a fight. -- it sounded like there was a fight. there were 6, 7 people in the street. >> greenbelt police say two teenagers were heading to a party at the synagogue when they saw an altercation nearby. a 60-year-old male was shot in the arm and called a family member who took them to an area hospital, while a 19-year-old managed to run to the synagogue for help after he was shot. >> i'm saddened. prayers go out to everybod

, and we are waiting for the sighting of presidente1 benjamin netanyahu at the synagogue. it is a day of mourning for thelp -- i believe that is president netanyahu getting out of the car if you want to flash back to the scene there outside. well, i am not sure who that is. >> that is an islamic leader. leaders of france who is coming yet againe1 now to say presumably in thise1 synagogue what he has said publicly in the media and toçó many, many journalists over to the pastt( several days that he has been taking part in many televised panels and debates about the horror of what has happened herew3 in france. firste1 starting with the attack on "charlieuhebdo" and culminating at the jewish kosher grocery store where dozens of people were taken hostage, and ordinary shoppers preparing for the is asa sabbath and four of those were killed even before the police stormed to5a(5a seeing of the imam at the ending the events with prime minister netanyahu and president çó hollande, and often there sÑiis a cry in the united sta x@]! ìc% are the moderate muslims,xd and where are they

live pictures from inside the grand synagogue in paris. n see the french president there, francois hollande has just arrived at the synagogue. there is going to be a candle-lighting ceremony. we are going to hear from both president hollande and the prime minister. i think that's the back of the prime minister's head. yes, it is. >> that's the prime minister of isis isisis benjamin netanyahu. >> this way, please. this way, please. >> we will be hering from both of those leaders within the next hour. >> thank you. >> let's go to tim friend who is amongst the crowd and has been amongst the crowd all day, term. it's you have met a whole range of people there, and they are very clear about their reasons for being there. it's to show their unity over what happened last week. >> reporter: i think they successfully have done that not only in what they have said but simply by being here sometimes, paris can appear to be a very homogenous city. but today, we have seen people from all walks of life all backgrounds come together. and now president hol

the terror attacks had closed the synagogue over the past couple of days. first time since world war ii that had happened. all of those leaders there going together to that synagogue to make a show of being there together. more than 40 top world leaders have been in paris including some of them truthfully or rarely ever united or on the same side of any issue. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, palestinian president mahmoud abbas. we see the ukrainian president, petro poroshenko. the rgs the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov. we'll keep our eyes on these events in paris. we'll let you know as things develop there. >>> is the supreme court getting ready to take up the issue of submerge same-sex marriage. many think the justices have no choice now but to weigh in on this issue. friday the court was scheduled to vote behind closed on five pending cases that could ultimately lead to a ruling on same-sex marriage. welcome to you both. as far as we know -- and we don't know because the court does a lot of things in secret. we think they voted on this

we hadn't heard any noise prior to that. >> reporter: a party at the synagogue. one describes it as a hip-hop party. the two teens who were shot ages 16 and 19 are expected to survive their injuries but this shooting has shaken this community and it will change the way the synagogue does business with outside groups. the synagogue released a statement expressing regret over the incident saying it had no knowledge of or involvement in the event except that it had rented its facilities to an outside community group. it is now changing its policy of renting to outside groups. >> it's a nice neighborhood. nice synagogue. i know a lot of the people there. i just was real surprised. >> reporter: police say the shooting victims who were headed to the party at the synagogue could not tell them anything about the suspects. >>> some scary moments today for a woman driving through rock creek park. she lost control of her car and plunged into shallow water near georgetown. she was able to get out on her own and climb on the roof of her car until help arrived. all this happene

and just the events you were detailing to our viewers in the grand synagogue in the eastern side of paris, that's also amazing inside that one synagogue, not just leaders of the jewish community here. some 500,000 strong, but also leaders of the muslim faith here. some 6 million muslim inhabitants of this country, all together with both the leaders of france and the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu. these are remarkable remarkable events. but the authorities here know that as gratifying as this is, they have immediate concerns and long-term concerns. the immediate concerns is the further investigation of the terrible events of this week we're focusing on the one prime suspect who is still alive and still moving around and that is hayat boumeddiene, the partner of amedy coulibaly, one of the key, now dead suspects involved in the killing of a french policewoman and that terrible incident involving death and hostage taking at the kosher supermarket. just in the past hour we've been hearing from her lawyer. through her lawyer she is apparently saying she, as one would expect cond

the reaction from neighbors. >> kimberly, they are shocked. they're a late last night, there was a party going on at this synagogue. the two teenagers were walking towards it when they heard a fight. a short time later, they were both shot. >> it sounded like fireworks. i've heard that in the past, so i have not bought anything about it. >> it was only later she learned they were gunshots. two teenagers were hit. this nearby resident said he heard an argument. >> i heard several shots. >> greenbelt police say the teenagers were walking to a party at the synagogue. it had generated a lot of buzz on twitter. a 19-year-old victim from lanham ran to the synagogue after being shot in the back and an ambulance took him to the hospital. a 15-year-old was taken to the hospital by relatives. the synagogue said they had rented their building to an outside group. >> they are such good people over there. >> mishkha torah says they have changed their policy that allow them to write to outside groups. it has been recognized as a national historic landmark. >> i have lived in this location since 1989. >> have you ever heard of a s

and that the synagogue had no involvement in the incident. the synagogue -- in this statement the synagogue is saying they are now going to change its policy. they basically rented the facility to an outside group and now changing its policy no longer allowing outside groups to rent the space there. there was some sort of hip-hop party, neighbors tell me going on inside last night. we can tell you what happened from what neighbors and police tell us. the shooting happened about 100 feet away from the facility. a 16-year-old was shot in the shoulder. a 19-year-old took a pull let to the stomach. they were headed here police say, to the party when all of this happened. apparently these two witnessed some sort of altercation outside the building and then gunfire rang out, and that's when they were shot. one of the victims ran to the synagogue for help but at this time it does not appear police say, that there is not a connection between the synagogue and the shooting and the two victims suffered non-life-threatening injuries. they were not able

we are waiting right nowñrxd for president hollande of france to go to the grand synagogue of paris with you, atika, the grand synagoguee1 in paris shutdown and did not haveÑi sabbath services for the first time since world war ii since the holocaust, and the fact that netanyahu and hollande are going there right now is meant to showe1çó solidarity and it is meant to symbolize that it is safe to go to that synagogue once again. is that right? >> well e1yes. hugely symbolic, of t(course, and c@2 to see president hollande going there with prime minister benjamin netanyahu is showing that solidarityñÑiÑi and the factxd that this attack was carried out inÑie1 a kosher supermarket in the heart of the jewish community is what has hit theu parisians so hard. and the fact that peoplex.viìc% doing their ordinary shopping just before shabbat, the holy day of the week, and it has hit so many people hard, but especially the jewish community, and that is why so many people have come out in solidarity including president hollande together with the5a prime minister. >> you are looking now at live pic

the mishkan torah synagogue released this statement expressing regret over the incident. saying it had no knowledge or or involvement in the event except it had rented its facilities to an outside community group. it is now changing its policy of renting to outside groups. >> it's a nice neighborhood. it's a nice synagogue. i know a lot of the people there. so i was real surprised. >> reporter: police say the shooting victims who were headed to the party at the synagogue could not tell them anything about the suspects. >>> new at 11:00 p.m. el nor holmes at the funeral for edward brook will be held mer. norton tweeted she spoke with his wife about the plans. senator brook was the first blackman to be elected u.s. senator by popular vote. he was republican who represented massachusetts but he grew up in the district. senator burke died of natural causes on saturday at the age of 95. stuart scott changed the way we talked about sports. i knew stu as a guy who loved his kids always had a kind word for you and was just a fantastic person to know. just about everybody will tel

and that group is not affiliated with the synagogue. police tonight are looking for a witness and suspect in this shootings. >>> in the two days virginia's former governor bob mcdonald will learn their sentence for trading their office for the political favors. the 60-year-old will go before a judge on tuesday in richmond. he faces a decade or more behind bars. the defense is asking for the community service. and just after the jury decided that the governor sold his office for the exchange for$177,000 in gifts and vacations for himself and his wife. and maureen mcdonald was convicted along with her husband who will be sentenced next month. >>> still ahead on wusa9 news this sunday evening, a spectacular explosion. it rocked a small town and it is all caught on tape. >>> also down under, hundreds of firefighters, they are trying to get the upper hand on an out of control wildfire. back in >>> they wanted to check for casualties, but they also brought traffic to a standstill. no word tonight on what caused that explosion. >>> cooler condi

it happened outside the synagogue as well. people also sporadically erupting into applause and cheers. as the different dignitaries arrived to this event. but we have been seeing outbursts of emotion outbursts of people the anthem, expressing themselves in so many different kinds of ways and perhaps this does go to the core though of france and the french trying to define themselves. define themselves as a nation or whether they define themselves by their various different religions and ethnicities. a lot of what we have been seeing here today, very significant in terms of where does france go next. also not necessarily where does france go. but what are the lessons to be learned? very harsh lessons indeed. but perhaps there is something to be taken away from the horrific events that have happened in this country over the last few days and try to move forward. what is it that causes this kind of severe radicalization? how can a country like france and other nations facing the same kind of threat begin to overcome them? it's bee

after the rally one man joined another man at the synagogue. the synagogue temporarily close for the first time since 1942. perhapbarrette reporter>>: the terror group is asking followers to "rise up and kill intelligence officers. police officers. soldiers. and civilians." they specifically named the u-s as one of its targets. the white house is hosting a summit next month aimed at preventing violent extremism. for the latest developments on the terror attack in france. visit kron-4 dot com.or download our free mobile app. you can also receive updates on our facebook and twitter pages. coming up. jason appelbaum is in with all your bay area sports. the calloways come in eight panels on the road 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sis

us up to date with the latest going on at the grand synagogue behind you. >> reporter: in the grand nagogue synagogue, we have the french leader. we also have the israeli leader netanyahu, the french prime minister and the former president of france nicholas sarkozy and what's going on inside is really designed to dim symbolize the show of unity that the israeli leaders expressed with the jewish community and that the french leader has talked about. on friday the supermarket hit at the heart of the jewish community who felt under attack who felt there has been rising anti-semitism in france and the french leader wanted to come out here this evening and show solidarity with french jews living in this country. also theisitsi leader had prior to the gathering that's going on now spoke about the need for the jewish community with other communities within the country. he wanted to show solidarity. he talked about welcoming any french jews who wanted to move to israel welcoming them with open arms. we are expecting the french leader and theisitsi prime minister to address those inside to t

. >>> the synagogue in prince george's county is reconsidering the use of its fa sit tonight by outside groups after a -- facility tonight by outside groups after a nearby shooting last night. two young people were wounded near mishkan torah synagogue in greenbelt, maryland. >> reporter: the congregation mishkan torah had rented out their building to an outside group. while that event was underway two teen-agers were walking by and hit by gunshots. it was just before midnight when the two teenagers age 19 to 16 heard some kind of altercation and were hit by bullets, one in the shoulder, the other in the back. john oliver lives nearby and heard the shots. >> i heard a lot of yelling and like an argument going on outside. it was unusual. it was really loud and i look out the window and i saw these cats, like they had hoods on and they looked all young and it got louder and louder and all of a sudden i heard like -- it sounded like one of those cap guns. it didn't sound like a real gun. >> reporter: neighbors say incidents like this are rare in this neighborhood. >> it's very unusual. i di

shot. >> my husband heard three shots, pause, or gap, interval five more additional gunshots. >> the synagogue is changing its policy about renting out its space to other groups. the teens are expected to be fine but have not been able to give police any descriptions. >>> this morning police are looking for a special needs van stolen from kensington. joan palmer has spinal muscular atrophy and needs a wheelchair to get around. she also used a specialized van to get to holy cross hospital where she volunteers. she said it gave her a sense of freedom and mobility. >> i know i'm not, but i can go out in the front yard but i can't go anywhere. >> that van is a 2013 white honda odyssey with a license plate 26465-ht. it's worth at least $80,000. and palmer says she only had it for about three months. >>> 4:47. there's been an arrest in a double shooting in park d.c. that has seen a a spike in crime. investigators are now charged a man in the shooting. and carrying a firearm without a permit. murders, sex assaults were all up in ward five which prompted public safety meetings with police and city lea

rabbi freundel out of the synagogue. the rabbi when he was fired last october after being caught allegedly secretly videotaping women performing a ritual bath the board says the rabbi lost all privileges to the house the synagogue owns. the board says freundel was asked to vacate the house on january 1st. but he has not. he's still there. freundel's attorney says lawyers told his client they were willing to allow the rabbi to stay in the home until march to give him enough time to pack up his belongings and move. he would have to lose back wages and his $100000 pension if he chose to stay. those are demands harris says his client ln accept. freundel remains in the house and the matter will be taken up by a religious court first. freundel has denied all criminal charges against him. he is due in criminal court on february 19th. reporting live from the satellite center horace holmes abc 7 news. >> thanks horace. former rap mogul suge knight is behind bars. the co-founder of death row records turned himself in overnight aft

the teens were shot in front of the miskhan torah synagogue. d targets. >>> police arrested a 35-year-old man in connection with a stabbing in the district. joseph johnson is charged with assault with intent to kill, accused of stabbing a man outside the zanzibar club in the foggy bottom area. police temporarily closed that restaurant. >>> in the day ahead, we could learn more about a plane crash that killed four people a 7-year-old girl survived the crash in kentucky and walked nearly a mile barefoot in 30-degree weather for help. she flying home with her family when the plane crashed on friday. >>> good weather is helping dive teams examine wreckage of airasia flight 8501. sonar has detected large objects on the ocean floor. officials believe they do belong to the plane. >>> we want to remind you we are less than a week away from the 2015 nbc4 health and fitness expo. always a great time. the expo begins january 10 at the convention center in downtown d.c. this year we're expanding the focus on one of the most important kinds of health mental

the synagogue wants him out saying he does not have the right to live there anymore. ground dell is charged with putting a camera in the women's -- freundel is charged with putting a camera in the women's showers at kesher. >>> rick lee senning pled guilty to assaulting and kidnapping judge audrey crayton. he stole her car and ran about into a 13-year-old's car. >> mr. senning will serve his time and punishment and hopes ms. audrey crayton is dealt with appropriately. >> we feel this plea deal does a good job encompassing all the victims and everything that happened that night. >> that hearing was handled by a prince george's county prosecutor, judge and defense attorney. it's unclear whether judge crayton will face punishment. after a long process the other victims in the case are fully recovered. >>> two d.c. fire employees are off the job charged with fraud. kimberly pinkney and terrell mccray are on administrative leave accused of misusing work gas cards. pinkney has worked with the department over 20 years and mccray is a fairly new hire. >>> a man pretending to

as he is speak, they are honoring the victims together at the grand synagogue in paris. our rick levanthal is in paris. >> reporter: a remarkable day and night here in the city of lights. forgive me french, because i can't speak the language. the place de la nacion. an incredibly large crowd. well over 1 million where we were. certainly, the largest gathering in french history according to french officials and a show of solidarity and strength, covering a large area of races, colors and creed. everyone was in a pretty jup lant jubilant mood. people holding signs and chanting support not just of the victims and their families but also of the police officers that gave their lives and police officers and security officials that continue to protect the people on the streets today in what some had feared might be a dangerous attempt to show solidarity considering the threat that may still exist. a peaceful day. massive crowds that filled every street and every avenue were not disruptive in any way. they were behaving very well and making their point very clearly that this was

the republic. when a synagogue has to have armored doors that's not formal. if the republican is at that point of weakness, that weakness can very quickly be perceived by our enemies. >> dianne has a novel proposal which got national attention. rather than leave france, immigrate within fran. and where synagogues can use more worshipers. if the uses are to leave france, it means the terrorist win, that is a price we will not pay that's why i propose this alternative come live in a small quiet town, where we do got have these problems. he argued powerly the place for french uses is in france. strongly and loudly. >> if at no future in france, i genuinely think there's no future for france. because uses are being targeted by people worries are also targeting france. we are all in the the same boat here, we are all french, and jewish in a sense and above all, they need to know that attacks fence them will not be tolerated. and that like all of france's people, they are secure. joining us tonight this is a conversation that french uses have started to have even be

. >>> the rabbi accused of putting a camera in the women's showers at a synagogue was in court this morning. >> reporter: the rabbi's case was continued until february 19th, but still the courtroom was packed this morning with victims' advocates and even victims themselves eager to tell their story and seek justice. she has been converting to judaism and participated in a dunk at the synagogue in georgetown. >> i respected him. i still do, but i think he deserves punishment. >> reporter: she is among countless other women who say freundel violated them by videotaping their ritual bath. he pled not guilty to voyeurism charges and d.c. police say he did have a camera inside a clock radio. today in court the prosecution asked for more time to go over evidence. afterwards he and his attorney were tight limited. >> doing as well as he can. >> reporter: we asked freundel if he had anything to say and this is all we got. >> sorry. >> reporter: meanwhile the women were rallying outside d.c. superior court. >> we believe the bath should be safe for every jew. >> reporter: she said there's no telling

netanyahu, the prime minister of israel and french president francois hollande going together to the grand synagogue that was closed for sabbath services on friday night because of the terrorist attack for the first time since world war ii. we've seen many many muslims holding signs here saying not in my name and similar sentiments. when you look back on this day, what image do you think you will think of? >> i'm sorry. i did not get the last word. the question, say it again? what what? >> just when you think of today in the future when you look back on this day. >> yeah. >> what image most stays with you? >> when i think -- i believe that in the next days in the next month, in the next years we will have in our memory as an im image impossible to erase, this great image of all the leadership of the free world together to say in one voice, in same words, no to barbarity, no to neofascism. we are proud of our democratic values. another image is this young muslim french woman who i heard few minutes ago saying that she was charlie and that she was -- she felt deep solidarity with the four jews assassi

he was arrested from his house -- at his house just blocks from the synagogue. he's been suspended without pay. >>> bishop heather cook is free on bond. she is ea accused of hitting and killing a -- she's accused of hitting and killing a man on a bicycle. she was charged with manslaughter, texting while driving and dui. she blew a .22, more than twice the legal limit. her attorney says she's headed to an in-patient treatment facility and is not allowed to drive. >>> the case of two parents accused of neglect for letting their children walk alone is sparking debate all over town. people in our area are weighing in on social media about the case. they have children ages 10 and 6. the parents are being investigated for allowing them to walk around their neighborhood unsupervised. they walk together up to a mile from their home. >> they were trying to dig for basically something to opinion a case on us. >> statistics show there has been a decline in violence and abuse against children over the past two decades. >>> 6:12 now. we have a live look at the lincoln memori

i was quite struck to see this plaque on the side of the spanish-portuguese synagogue. it refers, of course back to the early history of the jewish community in new york, the arrival of the so-called jewish mayflower in 1564. and oddly enough later on in the talk i'll be referring to something similar connections with the boston tea party. now, i'm keep you -- i'll keep you in suspense, but indeed, there were some personal connections between some of the people involved, albeit rather tangentially. now then i'm here to talk about the boston tea party from so to speak, a brush point of view. what -- british point of view. what did it mean to the british, and what place did it have in british politics at the time. we might start with the kind of comments that were made at the time by britons, very famous britons, about the american colonists. and, of course where better to start than with dr. johnson speaking in 1769? sir, americans are a race of convicts and ought to be thankful for anything we allow them short of hanging. [laughter] now, he didn't really mellow with age

police don't believe the shooter targeted the synagogue. rcycle and never stopped. an suv struck a motorcycle. a father and his teenaged daughter were on the motorcycle. they were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. here is a check of your forecast. >> it's a great day out there. like showers and fog. temperatures are mild. they will get milder through the day. 46 in beltsville. 45 in arlington. wind is up to 15 miles per hour. you can see the gray skies out there. that's going to be the story through much of the day. down to the south of us, you can see portions of prince william county, just a few light showers. a lot of moist and mild air. to the west of that, look at the contrast, 50's and 60's. we will see our temperatures plummet. 58 to 65 today. mild and humid. tomorrow, 30's feeling like 20's, maybe a chance of snow tuesday. daytime highs only in the 20's by wednesday. >> keep the umbrella handy. >> bususiness news from the capital region. this is washington business report with abc national correspondenrebecca c

jeffrey goldberg talks about the fact that there won't be a service at the jewish synagogue tonight. even though the gunmen have been killed. the other accomplice son the loose. french officials have to be concerned there are other members of the cell still out there. >> without a bout.doubt. there have been some 900 french citizens that have gone to the middle east to link up with al qaeda or isis. have they come back? with training? with the intent of carrying out a jihad against their own country? >> richard clarke let's go back as we continue to wait for the french police to come out and give information, when you were in the white house, serveing for president bush just before and after the 9/11 attacks. the concern was more attacks like that. it mistystifyied people for years that they hadn't moved toward the small scale aa tacks. now it seems like it's happening. >> they have been trying in the united states for a decade now. the fbi has been good with help from the nsa. knowing about the plans and hearing who they are before the plot is activated. the french are good at this t

jeffrey goldberg talks about the fact that there won't be a service at the jewish synagogue tonight. even though the gunmen have been killed. the other accomplice son the loose. french officials have to be concerned there are other members of the cell still out there. >> without a bout.doubt. there have been some 900 french citizens that have gone to the middle east to link up with al qaeda or isis. have they come back? with training? with the intent of carrying out a jihad against their own country? >> richard clarke let's go back as we continue to wait for the french police to come out and give information, when you were in the white house, serveing for president bush just before and after the 9/11 attacks. the concern was more attacks like that. it mistystifyied people for years that they hadn't moved toward the small scale aa tacks. now it seems like it's happening. >> they have been trying in the united states for a decade now. the fbi has been good with help from the nsa. knowing about the plans and hearing who they are before the plot is activated. the french are good at this t

the synagogue fired him last month. >>> the u.s. supreme court will decide whether same sex couples have a right to marry under the constitution. the case will be argued in april with a decision expected by late june. justices will review an appellate ruling that upheld badges on same sex unions in kentucky, michigan, ohio and tennessee. same sex marriage is now legal in 36 states. >>> after a seasonably nice day get ready for a 50/50 weekend. we'll take the good 50. >> all right, top. how about it? >> it maypop being a 70--- may end up being a 70/30 weekend. sundaybe that bad. the good news winds are dying down gusting under 15 mile-per- hour in the immediate metro area. the bad news is it's a dry air mass. temps will fall quickly and there's still enough wind to generate wind chills in the 20s. by 10:00 we'll be in the upper 20s as the straight temperature in gaithersburg and frederick and hagerstown, hanging around 30 in leesburg, manassas, la plata and andrews under clear skies. midnight still looking at 20s across the board and

now, tonight, the grand synagogue did not hold services for the first time since world war ii when thelong year for french jews who have warned of an increasingly hostile atmosphere in france. >>> joining me now, jonathan lawrence in foreign policy studies at the brookings institution in honor of the emancipation of europe's muslims. i know you've studied and written about the jewish community in france. it has to be a very, very dark and painful night for french jewry tonight. >> i think that's absolutely right. unfortunately, it's not the first this year and it's been several tragedies in a row starting in 2012's murder in taluse, 2014 in the month of may in brusbrussels and of course all three acts this week by frenchmen, it's a very depressing day for french jewry. >> obviously, the synagogue in paris tonight for the first time since world war ii, a lot of fears about the safety of french jews. what have you heard in the wake of this? >> well already, 2014 was a record year for french-jewish immigration to israel. approximately 7,000 french jews made it to israel this year. that is

including the main synagogue here in paris. ench-jewish community on high alert tonight and going forward. we'll have more on that threat after this break. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. hi, i'm jay farner, president of quicken loans. and we're here in detroit with our amazing team members. the best part about working with quicken loans is that you have a mortgage expert on the other line that's always gonna find out the best possible solution. we just don't treat you as a loan number. we wanna make sure that we help you out. we're people just like them. ya know, and we know that they have jobs, they have kids, they have soccer. their home is where their heart is. so we wanna make sure that we take care of them. call quicken loans today for a mortgage experience that's engineered to amaze! >>> welcome back. i'm jim sciutto in paris. a new sign of the widespread impact of the terrorist at

the synagogue closed for first time since world war ii. e now on the video showing paris grocery gunmen coulibaly declaring his allegiance to the islamic state. it's not known if the terror group was part of the attack at the kosher market. and also, authorities found the hide away of coulibaly in the days before the attack. they found flags and guns from the islamic state. meanwhile the search continues for coulibaly's girlfriends. authorities believed hayat boumeddiene was at that market. however, they found that she entered turkey on the january 2nd and is now in syria. >>> the headquarters of hebdo headquarters were attacked today. >>> a crucial discovery into the investigation of air asian. they have now found the second black box. the head of the indonesia search and rescue say that divers located and recovered the flight data recorder which had information on engine performance. and we have just learned that divers also found the crucial cockpit voice recorder. the boxes of course will be critical in determines what exactly caused th

more than 4,000 of the police officers are now going to protecting jewish schools and synagogues. the defense minister calls this the first mobilization on this scale in the country's history. that's going on investigators are on the hunt for anyone else who may have been involved in these attacks. officials say hayat boumeddiene was spotted near turkey's border with syria. she's the partner of the terrorist from the deli market. many people here and a lot of people in the united states asking why president obama was a no show. why no vice president biden. why no michelle obama? why no john kerry here in paris as more than 40 leaders from around the world joined the people here in this solidarity march just yesterday. we're going to cover all angles of this. i want to bring in my colleagues. pamela i want to start with you in washington. we have key new information about the man who attacked that kosher supermarket. amedy coulibaly and what the united states knew about him before this attack. pamela? >> we know that he had been in the u.s. government data base for known or suspecte

. >>> it appears it will be up to an arbitrator to decide how rabbi gary freundel and the synagogue will part ways. he was terminated in november when he was accused of secretly videotaping women in a ritual jewish bath. he was supposed to be out by january 1st. however, his attorney says he needs more time. >>> $50 million, that is how much the suns of carol glover, the woman who died after this metro smoke incident almost three weeks ago are suing metro for. debra alfarone has the details of that lawsuit from the newsroom. >> mark and anthony glover say it's not about the money. it's about making sure no one else has to go through the heartbreak they're going through to. >> this is not a monetary issue. it is not about us getting money. it is a deep concern that we have for other metrogoers. >> reporter: anthony glover and his brother marcus don't want anyone to experience the devastating loss their whole family is grappling with. >> my mother was a gift from god to our family and to our community. >> reporter: the brothers are sue wag matt a for $50 million say -- suing wmata for $50

the president of france joined benjamin netanyahu at the grand synagogue in paris just a short time ago. cnn's arwa damon was there earlier today. arwa prime minister netanyahu spoke inside that synagogue this evening. he got a roaring, resounding welcome. what was his message to jews and others gathered there? >> >> it was both a message of unity and it was at the same time a message of resilience. he was also talking about the fact that as he put it at least israel had been facing a terrorist threat for decades, he was reiterating the message that israel would welcome any french jew that was perhaps considering moving there. this is something he has extended in the past as well. however, the french government very keen to try to reassure its jewish minority that at this stage they are so essential to this makeup of what makes france what it is today with its various different ethnicities and religions. interestingly, jim, as people were leaving the synagogue we did have an opportunity to speak with a number of them many of them feeling as if this next stage is vital. what is going to

as far as what happened at the grand synagogue in paris, we had a representation of a show of unity there as well. we had representatives from the muslim community. we had the cardinal of paris as well and the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu he addressed those attending the service at the synagogue as well and you're seeing images coming us-to-there. that service is over and arwa damon, our senior international correspondent, was there when it was unfolding and she -- i understand she is not there, we've lost contact with her but we'll try to get back to her as soon as we can. there you have it. that's the latest from paris for now where this march has ended and people on this sunday evening presumably are going about their business and as you mentioned fred tomorrow the questions will have to be asked and the debates and the answers hopefully will be fourth comes as this country continues to take stock and tries to find answers as to what happened try to find solutions to the problems that are confronting the nation. back to you. >> and you know hala i think anticipation was

i personally don't think that a the jewish people protecting synagogues should be wearing guns. n france people who aren't policemen and soldiers aren't carrying guns. i'm confident the government is doing whatever it needs to protect the jews and jewish places. that is why for a long time there have been policemen in front of every synagogue and jewish school. since the attacks took place, we have soldiers heavily armed, in front of the synagogues and schools. >> reporter: do you think it's the right decision in amsterdam for instance to shut down a school? >> i think it's good decision to definitely shut down schools. they will close for a while because of security problems. now is not time to shut down schools. there's a strong jewish presence especially in france. now is not the time it's going to get to an end. >> reporter: you can say strong jewish presence in europe and france and has been that presence centuries and centuries which is why i have heard so much concern and criticism of what benjamin netanyahu said when he came here to mourn those who were killed. i think ev

french troops will join the 5000 security forces in charge of detecting the 700 jewish schools and synagogues across the country. >> we must protect all institutions that could be attacked and more specifically synagogues, jewish schools, at mosques, because we have not talked about it as much, but these past few days there have been several attacks, whether it's simple deterioration or actual shots fired at mosques. >> the terror threat will remain at its highest level until further notice. all sensitive public locations as well as official buildings and media headquarters will be heavily guarded. >> in a massive show of unity with france and the french people, rallies were held in dozens of cities around the world. demonstrators turned out to pay their respects to the 17 people killed in france this week from lebanon to moscow, berlin and beyond. the world came together to show its support for freedom of expression. >> [singing in native language] >> on sunday, around 3000 people staged a silent march in the american capital. a show of support following last week's deadly attacks in france.

and the main synagogue in paris will remain closed today. is the first time the temple has been closed on the jewish sabbath since world war ii. >>> let's bring in nbc news producer chapman bell in paris. he was outside the grocery store. chapman, welcome to you. describe the scene for us there right now? >> reporter: well, alex i'm standing right in front of the supermarket, where this siege took place and the hostage taker was eventually killed in a raid by police. the police still have this area cordoned off, heavily armed police still guard this area. if you look at the windows in front of the supermarket, it's still riddled with bullet holes from when this raid took place yesterday. now, yesterday, when the raid did finally take place, the raid for the other two suspects began, you heard a few bangs from what we were told were stun grenades and a hail of bullet fire, and then it was over several hours after it began. we were just around the corner and police as soon as it started, moved us out of the area, around corners, taking no chan

nearby, the next generation armed by guarded by armed police in the synagogue but many people have been left to fend for themselves for far too too long. >> do you feel protected enough? >> no, not at all. i don't have faith in it at all, it is not about me but i have children and grandchildren, i am worried for their future. it is terrifying. >> israel receives more immigrants from israel receives more immigrants from france than any other country. and here in paris, this minority community is growing ever more nervous, unsure of its place in the country. >> the police asked me to close my shop i didn't want to because i still had clients coming. >> it is a community that feels that it has been forced to cower behind closed doors in a country it doesn't belong. channel 4 news, paris. >> see why more and more jews >> sreenivasan: a 19-year-old from the chicago area has been indicted on a terror charge. the government alleges that mohammed hamzah khan tried to travel overseas to fight for the islamic state. khan was arrested at o'hare international airport in october while trying to boar

and in paris, on the same day as the second driving attack, shots are fired at the synagogue. hurt from the shooting. these so-called lone wolf incidents prompt a french newspaper to come out with this headline which translates to fear over christmas. and also prompts the french prime minister to add hundreds of additional soldiers to the streets. >> 1,200 french individuals or residents have links to jihad. nearly 380 present in syria and are active in terrorist groups and learning terrorism and horror. then of course, let me emphasize, there is a threat of proportions never seen before. >> reporter: the day after, went back to the market to show solidarity. >> translator: we must come back. we have no choice. >> reporter: massive crowd turn out in support of those killed at charlie hebdo. gary tuchman, cnn, atlanta. >> joining me now, jean-charles brisard and face of al qaeda. former chairman of the house intelligence committee. jean-charles, you and i were talking during the break. the sheer volume of potential suspects here, people who have either traveled to syria or to ye

in some -- people are still going to church on sundays they still go to the synagogue on friday nights. religion remains important to people's lives. i don't think there's much question there. i think the question and the challenge for religious establishments is a question of authority. so there was a really interesting survey that came out in the middle of 2014 that talked about the bible. and people's views about what the bible is. and a larger than ever before number of people described it as a book of fables and stories. it was not the authoritative word of god anymore. so there are i think challenges to the authority of institutional religion. and i think you see that in the catholic church by people saying, well, i'll take this but i'm not going to -- i disagree on that issue. so religious institutions i think are in a more competitive marketplace to get people's attention and claims on their identity. but i think, you know, rank and file, it's doing okay on a sunday morning. >> and faeshl in an era when people, especially younger people, don't want to affiliate. it's that -- th

. >>> breaking news we have reports that the biggest synagogue in paris is closed tonight. is an incredible statement because it is the first time the synagogue was closed since world war ii. the reason is far of another terror attack after a kosher supermarket was the scene of a hostage scene today with four hostages murdered inside. that brings the number of people killed in france this week to 17. and the terror began here at charlie hebdo magazine when two terrorists attacked journalists during their weekly editorial meeting. amok the victims, the only one killed elsa cayat and she was there this week. joining me her cousin sophie romly. and thank you for being with us so late on this friday night on such a horrific week for you and your family. i know you're trying to come to grips and understand what happened. as we all are trying to understand this horrific act. we know the killers came into charlie hebdo and called out the names of some of the men they killed. do you think your cousin was among those specifically targeted? >> yes, i do think so. though, obviously, i

it is said to arrive to this point, but it is a situation today in paris, and france, the synagogues, the jewish schools are guarded by policemen or soldiers. it is sad but it is unfortunately necessary. number two, they have, and they are doing it. all these networks of terrorists and jihadists consisting of women and men who went to syria and who came back with the program, with the agenda of killing jews, killing policemen, and killing journalists. they have to dismantle all that. and they have to reassure the self-esteem of france which has already begun with a beautiful and great crowd of yesterday sunday. >> had do the dismantle the networks of terror? >> by -- and all democracies, it is the same. the same problem, which is to fight enemies of democracy with democratic means and not fall in the trap of using terrorist means in order to fight terrorists. this is one thing. but this is considered, there is a lot, i cannot say more but there is a lot of intelligence at work. there is a real now watching of the internet. a lot of these things, the terrorist network and someone went

>>> the recent attacks in paris and france prmptd widespread condemnation. french soldiers have been guiding mosques and synagogues. many in the muslim jewish communities feared a backlash as nadim barker reports. >> in paris they are talking about training french imams, what is on all the guests minds are the attacks that they are having on the muslim population. people have been feeling that that's a tsunami, many me with a beard or head scarf are not going out. muslim monitoring groups say 116 anti-muslim incidents have been report including 28 attacks on mosque, and day to day abuse is on the rise. >> reporter: this parisian doesn't leave the house without her husband. when she collected her 6-year-old from school. she burst into tears. one of girls tole her "my mum told me that muslims are a bad person that means you are a bad person." it's our country, why are we treated like this. >> that's a question many french jews are asks after four people died in a hostage taking. >> visiting the sight on wernings the mayor of jerusalem is revisiting his solidarity. jews have to feel secure everywhere in the world. th