tina krause has the latest from paris. >> reporter: the manhunt for abdel salaam has now widened to the neitherrerlands. he slipped away from the attacks in paris and french officials admit they have no idea where he is. investigators used a cell phone found near the theater to track down the suspected ring leader abaaoud. they watched him and his cousin enter an apartment and launched a raid hours later, killing both of them. a third suspect also died in wednesday's shoot-out. abaaoud was reportedly caught on surveillance video in a paris suburb within an hour after the massacre. he's apparently seen jumping the security barrier to get in. >> it's incredible. it's absolutely incredible. >> reporter: this woman says, how is it possible he could slip away so quickly after that? >> everything is scary now. >> reporter: police found a get away car abandoned nearby, leading to speculation abaaoud may have helped carry out the attack. paris residents worry terrorists will hit this city again. >> i think it's not finished. >> reporter: it has been a week since terrorists hit. one person pound

reporter tina krause says the company is defending its aircraft and its crew. >> reporter: u.s. intelligence sources tell cbs news the russian jetliner that crashed in egypt was likely not shot document while some sources are not ruling out a possible bomb on board, the u.s. director of national intelligence said there is no proof terrorists are to blame. >> we don't have any direct evidence of any terrorists involvement yet. >> reporter: russian airline officials contradicted egyptian reports that the pilot requested to land at the nearest airport because of technical issues. metro jet bosses say there was no mechanical issue or pilot error and some catastrophic event caused the plane to dive into the des certificate, killing all on board. the bodies were brought back to st. petersburg upon. the jet laner broke apart in mid-air about 23 minutes into the flight. investigators hope the black box flight recorders hold the clues they need to solve the worst air disaster in russian history. tina krause, cbs news. >>> claims from islamic militants who say they shot down the plane hav

she came with friends to deliver a message. >> tina krause, cbs news, there is. >>> -- paris. >> a new arrest in an online robbery scheme known as fishing. a 38-year-old was charged with ripping off at least eight people. according to police, the scheme involved online dating sites. made contact with the person and within that, and agreed-upon it, he would rob them at gunpoint. >>> a weston family's beloved dog to be home on thanksgiving after emergency surgery. the five-year-old pointer mix a stick became embedded in his chest. the animal hospital was a -- able to remove the stick. >>> you have probably seen those christmas tree logs starting to pop up and black friday is days away. >> wbz went ahead and got the scene officially started tonight . >> the governor helped the maestro with a sing-along and the blue man group marched to the beat of a different drummer . as did a seven-year-old girl when asked about her christmas list. >> what do you think you might >> --? >> in the shadow of an 80 foot norway -- norwood spruce. there was also as of music annual toy drive where a former sta

cbs news correspondent tina krause has latest from paris. >> manhunt for salah abdeslam has widened to the netherland. belgium terror suspected slipped a away from attacks in paris and french officials admit they have no idea where he is. investigators used a cell phone found near bataclan theater to track down suspect ring leader abdelhamid abaaoud, police reportedly watched him and his cousin enter an apartment in saint denis and launched a raid hours later killing both of them. french prosecutors say a third suspect, also died in wednesday's shoot-out. abdelhamid abaaoud was reportedly caught on surveillance video at this subway station in the paris suburb within an hour after the massacre. he is apparently seen jumping security barrier to get in. >> it is a absolutely incredible. >> reporter: this woman says how is it possibly could slip away so quickly after that. >> everything is scary now. >> reporter: police said they found a getaway car abandoned nearby leading to speculation that abdelhamid abaaoud might have helped carry out at tax. the paris resident, quinton, woy to terror

tina krause is in london with the details. >> reporter: good morning. it's not easy to get nearly 200 countries to agree on anything, especially something with such an economic impact. the summit opens this morning and it's expected to last for two weeks. negotiators will try to come to terms on a deal that will slow and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. and at least slow down the effect of global warming. president obama will be in paris two days. he arrived last night and went directly to the concert hall, the bataclan, where the most people were killed during the terrorist attacks two weeks ago. also last night, protesters clashed with police. french forces used tear gas to stop demonstrators who defied a government ban on protests. french authorities did not want large crowds gathering after the terrorist attacks. this is the kind of pollution the summit wants to stop. smog in shanghai reached hazardous levels this morning and two previous summits did nothing on change the way developing economies like china and india operate. that is the biggest stu

tina krause, cbs news. >>> happening today, president obama will visit rutgers newark campus. later on this afternoon to push for criminal justice rye form. he is scheduled to preside over round table discussing former inmates re-adjusting to life after prison. the president will also stop at a drug treatment facility in lincoln park to highlight prisoner re-entry into the community. >>> and, new jersey governor chris christie is in camden at this hour highlighting the department's policing. community policing. christie is holding a round table meeting to talk to the camden county police force, about their public safety reforms. the governor is also going to talk about the progress being made to bring down crime in the city, and the positive relations between the police and the community. >> well, it is almost here tomorrow is election day, and voters in philadelphia will choose a new mayor. republican candidate, melissa murray bailey; facing long odds in a city where registered democrat outnumber the opposition by about seven to one. her opponent heavy favorite and democrat j

tina krause has more from paris. >> reporter: soldiers are standing guard on the streets of brusselsbusinesses are shut down. with paris terror suspect salah abdeslam still at large the city is bracing for possible attacks in multiple locations a lawyer for a man who dropped off abdeslam in belgium the day aft the paris onslaught says the terror suspect may have been wearing an explosive belt under his coat. >> muhammed abdeslam thinks his brother decided at the last moment not to go through with the attack. seven terrorists died in paris including brahim abdeslam a third brother who blew himself up outside a bar. parisians are still bringing flowers to a memorial at the bataclan theater what 89 rock fans lost their lives. they were here to see the american band eagles of death metal. band members told about that night. >> the killers were able to get in and killed everyone of them except for a kid who was hiding under my leather jack. killers got in your dressing room. >> yeah. >> wow. >> people were playing dead and they were so scared a great reason why so many were killed is beca

tina krause has more from paris. >> reporter: soldiers are standing guard on the streets of brussels the subway and most businesses are shut down. with paris terror suspect salah abdeslam still at large the city is bracing for possible attacks in multiple locations a lawyer for a man who dropped off abdeslam in belgium the day aft the paris onslaught says the terror suspect may have been wearing an explosive belt under his coat. >> muhammed abdeslam thinks his brother decided at the last moment not to go through with the attack. seven terrorists died in paris including brahim abdeslam a third brother who blew himself up outside a bar. parisians are still bringing flowers to a memorial at the bataclan theater what 89 rock fans lost their lives. they were here to see the american band eagles of death metal. band members told about that night. >> the killers were able to get in and killed everyone of them except for a kid who was hiding under my leather jack. killers got in your dressing room. >> yeah. >> wow. >> people were playing dead and they were so scared a great reason why so man

tina krause, cbs news, paris. >>> now, lawmakers here in the u.s. are taking action following the paris attacks, the house overwhelmingly approved a bill to halt the refugees from entering the us until key security agencies certify this is refugees don't pose security risk, now, some are concerned that isis fight letters attempt to gain access to the united states as a refugee, because one. terrorists reportedly posed at refugee to get into europe. that will bill will now go to the senate, president obama says, he will veto the bill, if it passes. house zone isn't setting well with syrians in the delaware valley. these two are student at penn state lehigh valley. they both have families back in syria. now, he's expecting family members in late december, but now that hangs in the balance. >> i feel like it will eventually become a problem where they don't want any syrians coming at all. >> we were one of the best in the middle east. and to see my country fall, the way that it did, it is heart breaking. >> the student say syrian refugees just want to

tina krause, cbs news. >>> in egypt, the us embassy has extended its travel ban on staffers to include the resort town of shar mel sheik. it's being called the precautionary measure until the outcome is known. >>> 25 boy and girl scouts may now have a better idea of what they want to be when they grow up. an fbi agent. the kids from pac 1144 cub scouts out of mclean along with girls scouts retreated to a special day of behind the scenes look at the fbi. they had special demonstrations on evidence collecting, crime scene analyzing, learning about s.w.a.t. teams and bomb technology. it is a recruiting tool and a way to maybe find future recruits. >> it's so important to provide them the access to see that we're just normal people and anyone can do this. >> i just think it would be really fun to stop crime and make this city better. >> that agent was a boy scout himself. >>> newly released claims of mismanagement within the church and blocking pope francis from making reform. >> first, cameras were rolling but apparently no one was watching when this inmate walked out of prison. next, how

tina krause cbs news. >> they have dismissed claims from militants who say they shot the plane down. isis doesn't have missiles capable of reaching a plane at 31,000 feet they say. >>> fred thompson has died of cancer. he was known for 20 movies including a hunt for red october, in the line of fire and he played district attorney arthur branch on law and order once regarded as a rising g.o.p. star in the senate he retired in january of 2003 saying he didn't have the heart for olive salad. --2008. fred tom tone was 72. >>> an uber driver and why he to bed. >>> a woman is attacked by a shark. how a good samaritan helped save her. >> and a real life aladdin in new york. sensation. >> it's not a whole new world but we are going to see changes in the weather department. we've got your forecast coming up. >>> a california man is facing assault and public inintoxication charges after he was caught on tape striking an uber driver last friday. cbs 2 is in los angeles with the driver who says he's been a target before. >> you've got to give me direction. >> why do i have to give you directions

cbs tina krause has the latest from paris. >> police and soldiers are on guard across brussels and subways are closed as authorities warn of a terror attack similar to the ones in paris. officials believe suspected attackers salah may be in brussels. french police stopped him at the belgium border the morning after the paris assault, but let him go. >> authority in turkey arrested three suspected islamic state militants saturday. one, who reportedly scouted sites, targeted in the paris attacks. leanna paid tribute to the 89 people killed at the bataclan theater. she says we still live in fear. knowing that attacker is still out there. >> two women who escaped the massacre here in paris, almost ended up at this restaurant, but they chose a cafe across the street instead. they say that gave them the extra seconds they needed to survive. >> the friends heard gunshots, and ducked, under their table outside, just before a gunman opened fire on the cafe killing five people. the terrorists gun apparently jammed, and both ran for their lives. parisians mourning those who died at memorial around th

he's more from london and tina krause. >> reporter: u.s. intelligent courses tell cbs news the russian jetliner was likely not shot down in egypt. while some sources are not ruling out a possible bomb on board, the u.s. director of national intelligence said there is no proof that terrorists are to blame. >> we don't have any direct evidence of any terrorist involvement yet. >> reporter: russian airline officials contradicted the egyptian reports that the pilot requested to land at the nearest airport because of technical issues. metro jet boxes said there was no mechanical trouble or pilot error and insist some kind of catastrophic event caused the plane to dive into the egyptian on board. relatives broke down as the first bodies were brought back to saint petersburg on monday. passengers sent these vacation photos before boarding -- boarding the plane from the resort town of sharm el-sheik saturday. and it broke 23 minutes into the flight. investigators hope the black box flight data recorders hole the clues they need to soft the worst ai

correspondent tina krause reports now from london. >> reporter: u.s. intelligence sources tell cbs news that the russian jet liner that crashed in egypt was likely not shot down. while some sources are not ruling out a possible bomb on board, the u.s. director of national intelligence, says that there is no prove that terrorist are to blame. >> we don't have any direct evidence of any terrorist involvement just yet. >> reporter: russian airline officials contradicted egyptian reports that the pilot requested to land at the the nearest airport because of technical issues. metro jet bosses say that there was no mechanical trouble or pilot error and insist some kind of of catastrophic event caused the egyptian desert, killing all 224 people on board. relatives, broke down as the the first bodies were brought back to st. petersberg on monday, and passengers had sent these vacation photos before boarding the plane from the resort town of sharm el-sheikh on saturday. jet liner broke apart in midair about 23 minutes into the flight. the investigators hope tha

. >> tina krause in london, thank you very much. >>> london donald trump is not backing down and says he was 100% right when he saw muslims in new jersey celebrating the 9/11 attacks. >> i saw so many people saw it, chuck. so why would i take it back? i'm not going to take it back. >> trump has come under fire for his remarks. there is no evidence that large numbers of muslims in new jersey celebrated the world trade center attacks. fellow represent presidential candidate jeb bush says he has grave doubts about trump's ability to be commander in chief. >> if you listen to him talk, it's -- it's -- it's kind of scary, to be honest with you, because he is not a serious candidate. >> bush says he is confident the more people hear from trump, the less likely trump will get the gop nomination. coming up on "cbs this morning" we will discuss the trump campaign with john dickerson. >>> enhanced surveillance video that shows a cleveland police officer fatally shooting 12-year-old tamir rice has been released. the video will be presented to a grand jury that is deciding whether to indict the o

cbs tina krause with the latest from paris. >> police and soldiers are on guard across brussels and subways are closed as authorities warn of a terror attack similar to the ones in paris. officials believe suspected attackers may be in brussels. french police stalked him at the belgium border the morning after the paris assault, but let him go. authorities in turkey arrested three suspected islamic state militants saturday. one, who reportedly scouted sites, targeted in the paris attacks. leanna paid tribute to the 89 people killed at the bataclan theater. she says we still live in fear knowing an attacker is still out there. >> two women, who escaped the massacre here in paris, almost ended up at this restaurant, but they chose a cafe across the street instead. they say that gave them the extra seconds they needed to survive. >> the friends heard gunshots, and ducked under their table outside just before a gunman opened fire on the cafe killing five people, the gun jammed, both ran for their lives. parisians are mourning who died at memorials around the city. american ricky steven son live

tina krause, cbs news, paris. >> now, in the wake of the paris attacks, lawmakers taking action to block refugees from syria and iraq from entering the us. the house overwhelmingly approved a bill to halt the refugees from entering the us until key security agencies certify those refugees don't pose security riskment some isis fighters to gain access to the u.s., because one of the terrorists reportedly posed as refugee to get into europe. bill now goes to the senate. president obama says he'll veto that bill if it passes. >>> now, the house vote isn't sitting well with syrian americans in the lehigh valley. student at penn state lehigh valley. they have families in syria, and are now wonder if their loved ones will ever make it to the us to start a new life. >> my dad has 11 brothers and sisters, all of them have two to four kids and they're all in syria. >> i feel like it will eventually become a problem where they don't want any syrians coming at all. >> the student say syrian refugees just want to find a new home and the us should welcome them. >> philadelphia police are investigatin

cbs tina krause with the latest from paris. >> police and soldiers are on guard across brussels and subways are closed as authorities warn of a terror attack, similar to the ones in paris. officials believe suspected attackers salah may be in brussels. french police stopped him at the bull jump border the morning after the paris assault but let him go. authorities in turkey arrested three suspected islamic state militants saturday. targeted until the paris attacks. >> paid tribute to the 89 people, killed at the theater. >> still live in fear. knowing that attacker is still out there. two women who escape the massacre here in paris almost ended up at this restaurant but chose cafe across the street instead. they say that gave them the extra seconds they needed to survive. >> the friends heard gunshots, and duck under their table outside, just before a gunman opened fire in the cafe killing five people. the terrorist's gun apparently jammed and both ran for their lives. >> parisians mourning those who died at memorials around the city. american ricky stevenson lives in par us. >> two and a h

teen a krause, cbs news -- tina kraus, cbs news, paris. >>> to campaign 2016 where there's been a big shift in the polls. donald trump has surged ahead of ben carson in a pair of new polls. an air force base news washington post survey puts donald trump ahead by 10 points. trump continued to stir emotion on the campaign trail today with his approach to muslims. he said he'd bring back waterboarding, create a data business for syrian refugees and monitor mosques. >> i think waterboarding is peanuts compared to what they do to us. >> trump claimed he witnessed arab americans in new jersey celebrating the fall of the twin towers after the 9/11 attacks. the jersey city mayor responded by saying the republican frontrunner is just plain wrong. >>> coming up it could be an uncomfortable subject for a man, but tonight a simple new test could save many of them from a painful procedure and save a plot of money in -- lot of money in the process. >> plus new evidence el nino could be a huge hit this winter. >> and carlos santana like you've never seen him before, the new bay area exhibit half a c