despite the daily gun violence plaguing several u.s. cities, milwaukee has one of the highest rising murder rates across the country. along the banks of lake michigan sits the city of milwaukee. it's formidable shores once a bastian of manufacturing. beyond the calm waters lies a city in pain. >> first, we're following breaking news out of milwaukee this morning. a double-fatal shooting. >> three people are dead include a toddler and teenager. >> after years of declining violent crime nationwide, many major u.s. cities have seen a drastic surge in homicides, with this works class city topping the list. >> witnesses heard several shots. >> so far this year milwaukee had over just 100 homicides compared with 86 throughout all of 2014. >> how are you going to make it through tonight with all the gunshots? if you leave this room today and they close the books on your life, what are people going to say about you? >> educators and friends are trying to step in before anyone else gets killed. >> is there a god that exists on 28th? >> together they co

but like most u.s. cities, boston lost many jobs and middle-class residents to the suburbs.t's a regional problem-- part of the widening gap between the wealthiest and the poorest americans. this disparity has glaring spatial symptoms. ( rap music playing from car stereo ) left behind are inner-city neighborhoods full of unemployed and underemployed residents. in the heart of the roxbury neighborhood is dudley square, still the regional hub for the city bus line, once, only downtown boston had more shoppers. today, it is rundown, according to developer joyce stanley. stanley: dudley's been an area that's been neglected for a long time by the city, by a lot of banks and the state. and what we want is something to be able to develop some of the buildings, the large buildings that we have in our area. narrator: the hope is that large restored buildings might attract new employers to the area. it's a gamble boston needs to make using someone else's money. they desperately need jobs to combat poverty. it's 1994, and the city has just entered a competition. but unlike this friendl

shooting in u.s. city of colorado springs. a huge welcome for the pope in uganda, as he continues his africa tour. >>> tough times ahead for refugees in poland as the country rallies to drive them out. >>> a diplomatic standoff is brewing between moscow and ankara following the shooting down of a russian fighter jet. foreign minister sergey lavrov, while turkey says it deserves an apology from russia after it violated air space. rory challands reports. >> speaking with one voice in moscow on friday. >> translator: i.s.i.s. militants receive weapons and free passage. they don't have to use parachutes. we are talking about militants from several questions. turkey made the step to shoot down the russian jet because it supports and encourages those terrorists. >> reporter: they were meeting to discuss practical steps for pushing forward vienna process, the mechanism they hope will find a political settlement for syria. >> we have agreed that a list of terrorist groups that will be secluded from any political negotiations needs to

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but his strategy is coming under fire on capitol hill while security is being beefed up in many u.s. cities like new york, ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. the head of homeland security continues to insist that there is no specific credible intelligence about a paris-style attack here in the u.s. eric: we know that france and the u.s. are allies. did the leaders have anything more to say? nikole: both leaders made a visit to the bataclan concert hall. elizabeth: elizabeth: -- they discussed syria and risk -- syrian refugees. what was some of the highlights? nikole: what we can tell you is you have ben carson who is calling for an additional -- four additional monitoring where radicalization may be here at he is calling for increased surveillance in places like mosques and schools. donald trump coming under fire for some new comments not only on that vein but doubling down on some comments where he said he saw people cheering in new jersey in -- on 9/11. john kasich took to twitter. he saw at that time people eric: and coming up in our next we'll look at some of the half hour, concerns for

stepped up security is clearly visible in major u.s. cities including new york and washington. a new urgency following the paris terror attacks and the recent threat by isis to attack the nation's capitol. "the challenge we have now since 9/11 is that we know, we know that the intelligence and law enforcement community , if they get specific threats they will act and they will act immediately it's the unknown, it's the unknown that is the real challenge right now not knowing when and where an attack might happen has law enforcement on edge and travelers one week before thanksgiving cautiously aware. "it's a little nerve racking but i think it's safe." "we expected there would be additional security precautions so that is why we are here so early." vigilance on display tuesday night when two air france flights from the u-s to paris were forced to make unscheduled landings following phoned in bomb threats. "we're pretty much at a heightened level all the time now at this point. and so people are vigilant. authorities searched both planes. no explosives were found. the incidents s

security is tightening across the united states now that two separate isis videos have mentioned major u.s. cities. the latest propaganda shows terrorists bragging about the paris attacks and showing new york city and time square. nypd under people to be aware, but not afraid. >> we understand it is the goal of paris to intimidate and interrupt our democratic society. >> isis warned of plans for at that similar attack in washington, d.c. right after the paris rampage, but homeland officials insist there is no credible threat to the u.s. >> reporter: "good morning america" will continue our coverage of the paris attacks and the global isis threat after "action news" at 7:00 a.m. >> 5,000pgw customers have been put on alert, a letter warns them their identities have been compromised. fbi is looking into a allegations that a former employee used customer information for her own personal use. pgw said of the 5,000 imlers only 6 -- customers only 6 had their information misused. pgw is offering a free year of credit reporting and monitor >>> pin ton nasau hall is the site of an on going protest. studen

if you think top 10 u.s. cities in all three countries, then you would see the chinese cities getting twice as a deadly -- as densely populated as in the u.s. , and in india, four times more densely populated. of course, the density of the population is very conducive to inefficient shipping. this is one of the drivers. markets isr u.s. , especiallyent data around the generation y, shows that in the next few years, and maybe this is the beginning of the trent, there will be more opportunities for e-commerce in the u.s. if you look at the data, baby , 75% of the baby boomers want to live in a single-family house. and only 50%tion x of generation y. this is a dramatic shift into moving from single-family homes into multifamily homes in the u.s. another encouraging sign is that x and babyration boomers have the propensity of using cars to travel to their jobs, while only 75% of generation y. you see some interesting finds of e-commerce being -- e-commerce becoming fundamentally more economical in the u.s. i would say t

as thousands get ready to flock to stadiums here in the u.s., cities such as new york, chicago and philadelphia... are all increasing patrols. again, the f-b-i says it has received no credible terror threats against the u-s. a nine-11 first responder says emergency crews in paris have a lot more to worry about than treating the wounded today. chrsitoper suprun was on scene at the pentagon in 2001. he was visiting des moines yesterday as news of the paris attacks broke. suprun says the injuries in these attacks are more like battlefield wounds and first responders are often overwhelmed by the volume of patients. not to mention, there's always the fear they will become targets as well. "terrorist actions happening at the same time. bombs going off in other places. other terrorist events. so the question has to become, while you're responding, is it also going to affect us?" suprun says it's just a matter of time before terrorists strike on u-s soil again.... and emergency responders need to be trained to handle what he considers the inevitable. des moines mayor frank cownie is scheduled to be in

meantime, police departments in major u.s. cities across the united states are on high alert. security has been upgraded following the terror attacks in paris and now isis has made a new threat. a new isis video threatens an attack on washington, d.c.. new york city's police commissioner william bratton says his department is treating could happen here. he says the department will send officers to france this week to learn what they can since the attacks featured new elements. >> the idea that all of them, all of them, were equipped with these suicide vests which are of great concern if you're asking your officers to rush in which is the tactic in america now responding to the active shooting scenario. mollie: the department of homeland security says it has detected no direct threats against the u.s. taking a look at news from a quick thinking k-9 is being , credited with saving a man caught in a house fire in odgen this morning. crews were called to this home at around 9:30 this morning after neighbors called 911 reporting flames shooting from the homes' windows. the man insi

but new york city top prosecutor warns that u.s. police are hitting a road block investigating crimes here. phones lock when they are inactive or turned off. if they are found at a crime scene and have the latest software from apple or google, they can't be unlocked for the police, even by the companies facing a court order. locked smartphones hold evidence in more than 100 cases, including murders. >> the line between an individual's right to privacy and the legitimate needs of law enforcement to protect the public should not be drawn by two private companies who make smartphones. >> reporter: the new york d.a. said congress should be required to open the phones when ordered by a judge. and the fbi director renewed his warning that isis uses software to encrypt messages impossible to intercept. >> at that moment, the needle that we've been searching the entire nation to find and have found, goes invisible to us. that is the going dark problem. >> isis has circulated a list of apps ranked by which are the most secure. no comment fro

. >> reporter: stepped-up security is clearly visible in major u.s. cities, including new york and washington. the new urgency following the paris terror attacks and the recent threat by isis to attack the nation's capitol. >> the challenge we have now since 9/11 is that we know the intelligence and law enforcement community. it is the unknown that's the real challenge right now. >> it's a little nerve-rack but i think it's safe. stepped-up security. >> reporter: two air france flights from the u.s. to paris were for forced to make unscheduled landings following >> we're at a heightened level all the time at this point. so people are vigilant. authorities searched both planes, no explosives were found but it serves as a warning as the traveling public now gets ready for the busiest holiday travel week of the year. jay gray, nbc news, o'hare airport, chicago. >>> stay with 7news on air and online for the latest on the terror in paris. we'll be posting updates on our facebook page and mobile and tablet apps. >>> sad news for four patriots doug fluidy. his pare

reporter: postmates is a growing company and is already active in 26 u.s. citiesh an army of courier drivers. but because they're not permanently employed, the company doesn't cover extra costs, like insurance. and for every order, 20% goes straight into postmates' pockets. when asked for an interview, nobody was available to comment. delivery services like these have seen a boom in rich cities like san francisco, and they create jobs for thousands of new independent suppliers. bill hansen doesn't live solely from his courier job, but he say many others have to. >> if you are requiring three or four different platforms or different companies to make it a livable wage if that becomes a , new standard by which we create business models, that's the part that concerns me about this stuff. >> what is so bad about it? >> i do not know. do you want to wake up every morning having three jobs? i don't think anyone does. reporter after five hours and : four orders, lucia leaves san francisco. she lives in a small town outside the city, and she's training to be a social work

on tuesday members of the agency's executive committee met in the u.s. city of colorado springs. they agreed that responsibility for the doping test should go to a new international organization. currently competition organizers oversee inspections. the board members discuss whether they should strip russia's anti doping lab of certification. members of the agency's foundation board plan to talk about the issues at a meeting on wednesday. >>> every year a few thousand young assistant teachers from abroad helped students in japansied english. the government sponsored initiative call it the teaching program or jet. for one irish woman it was an experience that inspired her to dedicate her life to promoting japanese food. nhk world reports. >> reporter: the medieval irish city recently held a food festival. she shared her expertise in japanese cuisine. she showed how to make hand rolled sushi. >> translator: it's that simple and it is a corn shape. to close it off you use a few spare grains of rice. >> reporter: she tells people they can use local ingredients and that making japanes

the fact that no place is safe.sa >> reporter: in the days following the paris attacks, u.s. cities have been on high alert, especially new york which aornnounced a new counterterrorism strike force. >> we have to focus on our significant areas and many of the tourist attractions but the softut targets. >> that was stephanie gosk reporting. late last nightmare city de blasio and bill bratton addressed the video. >> the people of new york sate wille not be intimidated. it is credible to note there is nos credible and specific threat against new york city.th >> there is nothing new about that video. our review of it looks like it has been hastily produced. it is a mismash of previous videos. say seek to intimidate and we will not be intimidated and we will not live in fear. >> secretary of defense ash carter saying in an exclusive interview with msnbc that we are at war with the group.gr >> how can you assure the american public that there is indeed a strategy and that the leadership role america is taking fully addresses the threat it t poses? >> we have to defeat isil. we will defea

while it's much lower than in other u.s. cities, it's up from 1% earlier this year. >> the biggest surprises were the vacancy rises. when you get to 2%, it's significant for manhattan standards. >> reporter: gary, the president of city habitat, says now it's historically a good time of year to rent. >> during this time of year, it's the best time to look for an apartment. there's less people out there. there's definitely an >> reporter: he said this time of year you might be more likely to get an incentive from a landlord or building owner. they might throw in a free month of rent or cover the broker fee in november and december. ernie: it is outrageous. you were talking about manhattan in this report. what about the outer boroughs? same problem there? >> reporter: overall, the outer boroughs, from a whole, it's cheaper to live there. mallen from city habitat says you could save 20 to 30 percent if you go to queens or brooklyn. we know there are some neighborhoods in the outer boroughs that are just as expensive as manhattan. overa

are u.s. cities safer than those in europe? our justice correspondent pete williams on concerns of a copycat attack coming. >> reporter: in new york city, police put on a show of force largely intended to be reassuring as u.s. officials brushed off an isis video that includes a segment juxtaposing pictures of guns and explosives with recycled still photos of times square. >> we are not aware of any credible threat here of a paris-type attack. and we have seen no connection at all between the paris attackers and the united states. >> reporter: the fbi's biggest worry, dozens of potential home grown extremists who have shown some response to isis propaganda who might try to carry out copycat attacks like what happened in paris. >> we are watching people of concern, using all our lawful tools. we'll keep watching them if we see something, we'll work to disrupt it. >> reporter: but the fbi's comey says he's seen no sign of isis members coming to the u.s. in the past days or weeks. while the paris attacks have western europe on high

just chicago, police using lethal force against black youth has come to scrutiny in a number of u.s. cities. this protest has continued nearly 10 days. here the 24-year-old jamar clark was shot and killed by minneapolis police. the officers involved have been sent on leave. clark's family wants the video of the incident to be reds, but authorities say the release would affect the on going investigation. >> black lives matter! >> people now have another reason to renew calls for the use of lethal force by the police. al jazeera. >> here's what's coming up after the break on al jazeera, no end in sight to the standoff in central america, as cuban migrants find themselves stranded on the way to the u.s. plus: >> i'm in chicago where at pantries all over the city, crowds like this made up of elderly people line up daily for donated food. >> the top stories on al jazeera, russias foreign minister says he will reconsider agreements and relations with ankara after the down of of one of its military jets by turkey. sergey lavrov said it looked like a planned actable said it's no secret that terrori

following he lobbied for the u.s. city of eugene to host the 2021 championships. it's the global headquarters for nike. bringing to an end coe's 38 year relationship with the giant, earning him over $150,000 a year. coe said the controversy was not good for athletics for nike. >> i asked the ethics committee to look closely and clearly at it, and clool they have -- and although they concluded it's not a conflict as interest, as i have always disclosed t we decided i did not need the actions of the noise and we folked on steadying the ship. the teams are working 18 hours a day to do that. i wanted no more distractions >>> finally, some of the best nonfiction films made around the world recently are on show in qatar. they tackle issues as diverse as wore, sports and food. we have this report from doha. >> mr president, mr secretary-general, we are giving you our facts and conclusions based on solid intelligence >>> "war of lives" is an interview with an iraqi refugee whose evidence of weapons of mass destruction was used to legitimize the invasion of iraq. there was

. >> in the days following the paris attacks u.s. cities have been on high alert. especially new york. which announces a new counterterrorism strike force on monday. >> we have also be consciously focused on is not only significant areas such as time square or many of the tourist tractions on stadiums and major events but the soft targets. >> late last night, new york city mayor, bill de blasio and police commissioner addressed the video. >> the people of new york city will not be intimidated. it is important to note there is no credible threat. >> there is nothing now about that video. that video, our review of it. it oox like it has been hastily produced. it is a mishmash of previously released video and that is what terrorists seek to do. they seek to create fear. they seek to intimidate. we will not be intimidated and we will not live in fear. >> secretary of defense ash carter is also speaking out about isis saying in an exclusive interview with morning joe that we are at war with the group. >> how can you ensure the american people there is indeed a strategy

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anchor: police in the u.s. city of colorado springs to say there were shots fired at a birth control clinic. before officers and an unknown amount of civilians have been heard. the search is taking place to find the suspect. the clinic is run by planned parenthood. they cannot confirm if the shooting has been connected to the group. there are many protests by those opposed to abortion. there was a witness when the gunmen first started firing. >> right now i have been in the back room. backtold us to stay in the so we are not even supposed to go up and look out the windows. it was 11:45hots, a.m. and we stopped officers going through the parking lot with their lights on and we picked out the door after they got out of the parking lot and we heard several gunshots. we came back inside and we just cap taking out the door. we saw a cruiser pull up behind the chase bank that is next door and when they pulled up there they got out of their cars and they were behind the car. and then we saw one of the officers get shot and

u.s. attorney general that gun violence in american cities is domestic terrorism and no different than internationalrorism. nutter was in washington meeting with ag loretta lynch and members of the u.s. conference of mayors. nutter said citizens around the world feel unsafe because of international terrorists but those same feelings exist for many people who live in u.s. cities. >> it is 5:05 and in the wake of a deadly paris attacks more than half the country's governors are now saying they would not welcome syrian refugees. and the dividing line is clear between governors in our own region. let's go on over to "action news" reporter katherine scott. she is live in center city with the details. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: good morning, tam. a lot of passionate opinions on this and the debate continues. should the country's priority be national security? should we be providing asylum for thousands of people trying to escape violence and persecution? can we do both? for many there's no easy answer here: the argument has intensified in the days following the coordinated attacks in paris. ref

after the u.s. cityeugene, oregon was awarded the 2021 world championships without a bidding process back in april. e-mails leaked this week appear to show that co had discussed the bid with his predecessor, and backed eugene, which has a close tie to nike. joining us now from the site of tonight's press conference in monaco is the german journalist who has been following this story closely. was this the right move for him to step down? >> i think it was a right move right -- move. i would say it was much too late because there have been so many press reports. i think it was too late, and this war, it was more reaction on the media reports. my feeling was that he still does not understand, this conflict of interest is obvious, but he has two at the end decide to avoid any further media coverage. sarah: this isn't the only drama we've seen and the world of track and field in recent weeks. russia has its own doping scandal going on at the moment. is the sport now cleaning up its act? >> widespread doping i

. >> more than 200 u.s. cities already have similar ordinances.n the district of columbia have statewide protections but in houston, conservative leaders are blasting the measure. they say it goes against their religious believes. opponents have focused on the claws that would outlaw discrimination based on gender identity. >> the city of houston is not about equality, that's already the law, it is about allowing men in women's locker rooms and bathrooms. >> opponents have dubbed the proposal the bathroom bill. and religious groups have release add series of ads like this one, showing a man posing as a sexual predator entering a woman's restroom. >> protect women's privacy, prevent danger. vote no on the proposition 1 bathroom ordinance, it goes too far. >> those backing in the ordinance call the ads scare tactics. >> it is frustrating to see a conversation that should be about equality and treating people fairly, really evolve into something that is a smear campaign against transpeople. >> supporters have responded with commercials including one

u.s. major cities are stepping up their security ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. the head of homeland security says at this there is no point specific credible intelligence about a paris-style attack here in the united states. eric: nikole, what else did the french and british leaders have to say this morning? nikole: prime minister cameron says he will ask his parliament for approval to join the airstrikes against isis in syria. also the two leaders paid a visit to the bataclan concert venue in central paris. that's the location that saw the worst of the terror attacks. eric: coming up in our next half hour, some of the concerns for travelers ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. we will also have a live update -- update from alyx sacks. des moines police spent the night investigating an overnight homicide. 16 injured in new orleans. more about the firing of paul a lot of facebook re alyx: it was breaking news as you went to sleep, and law enforcement are still on the scene of a double murder investigation. eric: also happening overnight, sixteen people shot in new

. >> more than 200 u.s. cities already of similar ordinances. in 21 states and district of columbia, there are statewide protections. conservatives are blasting the measure, saying it goes against they're reasonablous beliefs. opponents focused on one clause. >> it's about allowing men in women's lockers rooms and bathrooms. >> opponents dubbed the proposal the bathroom bill and religious groups released a series of ads like this one showing a man posing as a sexual predator entering a woman's restroom. >> protect women's privacy, prevent danger. vote no on the proposition one bathroom ordinance. it goes too far. >> those backing the ordinance call the ads stair tactics. >> frustrating to see a conversation that should be about equality and treating people fairly really devolve into something that i go a smear campaign against transpeople. >> supporters responded with commercials, including one showing transgender people being welcomed. >> dylan is a great plumber, still works as hard as the rest of us. >> houston's mayor, who is openly gay has

controversial show using killer whales in the u.s. city is to be phased out by 2017. sea world pa park says the performances will be on new displays. the company has seen its revenue drop and has been widely criticised following the release of a documentary in 2013 which was called black fish. the film was about whales in captivity. >> reporter: behind me is the sea aquarium here in miami where a killer whale has be here for a few years. sea world has something like 11 parks in five different states and specifically we're talking about the one in sann diego where the killer whale or show will be replaced by something more educational. they they are listening and evolving along with the people who pay to go into the parks. there's something of a pr campaign going on behind this. a documentary called black fish was released in 2013. it made some pretty serious allegations about how orcas are treated in captivity. since that released attendance at sea world parks in some places have drastically dropped affecting share prices. sea world wants to be seen as an educational

we'll talk about isil's threat of an attack on another major u.s. city. s. city. >> french prosecutor saying abdelhamid abaaoud was killed in wednesday's raised at that apartment complex in the paris suburb of saint denis, about 30 miles and you said of paris. it is about one mile from where the other attacks, the bombings took place. officials saying they have linked a bad to four of six recent attempted attacks in france. they also confirm that the woman who blew herself up during that raid was his cousin. france has long been one of the key coalition members in the fight against isil, but the pentagon seems to be firmly entrenched with any coordination with russia over the skies of syria. >> the pentagon says it's not just who russia is targeting with its bombers and cruise missiles that's the problem, it's how the airstrikes are carried out, with unguided bombs and slop y targeting the pentagon said shows little concern for innocent syrians trapped in a hellish war zone. russia boasted it deployed heavy bombers to punish isil, a tactic the u.s. military