there's still the off chance of a light wet snow/mix in our extreme western cities, but other than that, the majority of precipitation the next couple days should be in the form of rain. house speaker paul ryan says the u.s. should temporarily close the door for syrian refugees coming to the u.s. and the house will several republcian senators and issued similar calls in the wake of the paris attacks, pointing of the attackers may have entered france alongside people fleeing the war in syria. << president barack obama made it very clear how he feels about the idea of accepting christian but not muslim refugees. ( barack obama / u.s. president ) "that's shameful. that's not american. that's not who we are." ...but senator ted cruz -- the son of cuban refugees who fled to the united states -- defended such a "religious test" for syrian refugees. ( ted cruz / (r) presidential candidate ) "there is no doubt that millions of people are suffering from the rise of radical islamic terrorism. christians are suffering; jews are suffering; and other muslims are suffering." ( dana bash / reporter )

travelers who departed from western cities last night. greg left -- >> phoenix at 12 midnight. >> reporter: so you took the red eye in. >> we flew into detroit and connected to philadelphia. >> reporter: so far passengers telling us traveling today is busy, but uneventful. >> i was flying out of jacksonville, florida. >> reporter: how was security? was it longer and more complicated? >> no, not at all. >> reporter: an easy trip. >> easy trip. >> reporter: the expectation is big crowds here, the numbers will build as the day progresses. if you're flying out of philadelphia. you might want to follow the advice of tsa and the airlines get here two hours before your scheduled departure. there will be a lot of people flying with you. john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> good advice, john. >> police in western pennsylvania have arrested a man accused ever killing a police officer overnight. 31-year-old ray shelter junior is behind bars, police arrested him after a 6 hour manhunt. he shot and killed saint clair township officer lloyd reid. h

putdetails about a video together by isis, that praises the attacks in france and threatens western cities including the capital. videoa propaganda reported by reuters. the authenticity of it has not been confirmed by officials. this afternoon, local and federal authorities have beefed up police presence in the d.c. area. they are keeping a close eye on french-owned sites and other high-profile areas. it shows a television broadcast of francois hollande. a militant steps in front of the camera. >> we will strike america and its stronghold, washington, with god's will. >> we have to be aware of what is going on. it is not about being in fear. been is where we have since september 11, 2001. you may see more police around the landmarks and around the d.c. area, officials want to be clear there is no specific or credible threat against the united states now. john gonzales, abc 7 news. jummy: the interior minister says 23 people have been arrested and more than 100 placed on house arrest. the man police say led a team of gunmen remains on the run this noon. parisgallagher is live in with the la

. >>> a regional party won sunday's gubernatorial and may i don't recall elections in the western city of osaka. the incumbent governor matsui won a second term. his main rival was recommended by the liberal democratic party and was backed by the democratic and japanese communist parties. the mayor was elected for the first time. he will succeed outgoing mayor. he's thought to have maiained good relationsith the administration of prime minister abe. >>> japanese automaker honda says it will start delivering its first aircraft to customers possibly when this year. the jet completed flight tests and is soon expected to obtain certification from the u.s. federal aviation administration. the seven-seat jet has drawn mu attention for its unique design that has the engines mounted above the wings. honda says the aircraft is the fastest and most fuel efficient in its class. it says the function and reliability test took more than 3,000 hours. the company said it received more than 100 orders from western firms and wealthy individuals. itet an initial sales targets at about 100 jets a year. an

this was a court needed attack involving a lot of plotters, and it happened in a major western city. a few years ago, people hoped the age of mass casualty attacks in the west might be over because of surveillance and policing efforts which could at least disrupt large-scale plotters. those folks have been put to bed. this is a situation of increased risk compared to five years ago, sociale war in syria, media as a recruiting tool, and the increase of encryption. all of this makes it easier for militants the plot without being detected. alix: can you talk about counterterrorism efforts and what you might see as a result of the attacks? there is a state of emergency in effect right now. there's a discussion of the borders being closed. as what measures they are going to take, we can expect to see a number of situations where they look for militants who might be involved to try to get people off the streets who might be planning follow-up attacks. the bigger question is what longer-term effects will be. how will security measures change in three or four months? how will they change a y

. >> reporter: isis militants are moving closer to were capturing a key western city in syrian, under skrorg scoring the broader. 50 special ops troops will will be sent to syria. their mission, to train, advise, and assist but not engage in combat. >> how is that not a change in strategy? >> our tragedy has been on building local forces to fight fights against isil for themselves in their own country. >> a president who vowed to wind down the wars in the middle east. with more troops headed to the region he will pass it on to the next commander in chief. for democrats, a measured response. secretary clinton saying she sees merit in the plan. vermont senator bernie sanders more difficult. >> my nightmare is once again the united states gets caught up in a quagmire that never ends. >> i do applaud him for engagement with the special operators. but we can't get into a quagmire. there should be a real strategy to take out isis and to take out assad. >> i think it is an admission. it's a reflection. that when you don't make a decision things get worse, not better. >> we have seen for six

as they showed off their ability to terrorize western cities and possibly take commercial planes out of the sky. here at home, we watched the security response play out at sports stadiums and arenas in new york. >> i feel pretty safe. i'm not really nervous about anything. anywhere you go, there's going to be danger. >> reporter: even though people will see aincrease in security throughout the week and as we head into the holilidays, u. officials here in washington say it's all being done out of an abundance of caution, not because of a credible threat, as you mentioned, reena and kendis. >> kenneth moton, live in washington. kenneth, thanks so much. >>> we have much more on the attacks in paris. including the mystery survivor. a pregnant woman, hiding from terrorists by hanging from that window. >>> and the presidential candidates' reaction to the terror attack. president obama. tellll your door about all the medicines you take... ...and if you have any medical conditions. taking victoza with a sulfonylurea or... ...insulin may cause low blood sugar. the most common side effects are

as they showed off their ability to terrorize western cities and possibly take airplanes out of the sky. here at home, we watched the security response play out at sports stadiums and arenas in new york. >> i feel pretty safe. i'm not really nervous about anything. anywhere you go, there's going to be danger. >> reporter: etch though people will see an increase in security throughout the week and as we head into the holidays, u.s. officials say it's all of caution, not because of a credible threat, as you mentioned. >> kenneth moton, live in washington. kenneth, thanks so much. >>> we have much more on the attacks in paris. a pregnant woman, hiding from window. >>> and the presidential candidates' reaction to the both sides with tough words for president obama. across america, people like basketball hall of famer dominique wilkins... ...are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza . p for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza . he said victoza works differently than pills. and come

western cities may be. beijing may not be.y would be glad to go after a say, the targets -- pentagon -- and kill large numbers of people, but they want to intimidate. beingant to be known as so fear some they should not be opposed. they call to mind a quote from leon trotsky, that you may not be interested in war, but war may be interested in you. situation now. they are at war with us. they are behaving that way. they are a particularly terrible and they don't care if we are not interested in fighting back. they are very glad if we don't write back. mark: mr. director, could today's violence be a de facto declaration of war? did thatwoolsey: isis a year and a half ago when president obama called them junior varsity. that is one of the most ill chosen words or terms he has come up with. i think they are already at war and they probably think that it's really very weak and stupid of us to behave the way that we generally have and just call them violent extremists and not admit that what they are doing has some roots in some par

the terrorists have realized big western cities are very vulnerable. >> very vulnerable. we were protected by our security. this protection has failed. so all the cities in the world, all the main capapals are now really vulnerable. >> reporter: it was a game changer. >> it was a game changer, yeah. >> reporter: the french president today described syria as the greatest terrorism factory the world has ever known. and right now more than 500 french citizens are there, fighting with isis. at least three of the men directly linked toto friday's attatas did time on that known french intelligence. one of them was even supposed to report regularly to the police but had stopped showing up. then three days ago he surfaced as one of the killers at the bataclan concert hall. ththtruth is thatt with 10,000 open files on suspected radicals that need monitoring, it'ser in person or online, french intelligence is simply overwhelmed. >> pelley: liz palmer, thank you, liz. the dragnet extended quickly beyond france, and allen pizzey reports tonight from belgium. >> reporter: the internat

-lead air strikes today isis militants are moving closer to capturing a key western city in syria. the turmoil underscoring the broader crisis that prompted a new step. the white house announcing some 50 special ops troops will now be sent to syria. their mission to train, advise, and assist but not engage in combat. >> how is that not a change in strategy? >> because our strategy all along has been focused on building the capacity of local forces to fight these fights against isil for themselves in their own country. >> reporter: it's a reversal for a president that vowed to wind down the wars in the middle east. now with more troops headed to the region, he'll pass the syria crisis on to the next commander and chief. >> how are you all? >> reporter: for democrats a measured response. secretary clinton saying she sees merit in the plan. bernie sanders more skeptical. united states once again gets caught up in a something that never ends. >> reporter: republicans have accused the president of being weak on foreign policy. >> i applaud him for engagement with the special operators.

arrested in connection with the terrorist attacks in paris, they were taken into custody near the western city of othaen and it is not clear in mastermind, abdelhamid abaaoud, and fellow isis pen, abdeslam salah, are among the three arrested. we were telling you about them. stay with us for the developing story and follow us on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. we will have updates as they come in. >> tornado watches are in affect in texas, oklahoma, colorado and kansas. a tornado caught on camera in kansas where at least 24 tornadoes have been reported since yesterday in the state. 17 others were also reported in oklahoma, nebraska and texas. the lone star state saw major damage. officials this say one of the tornadoes destroyed an oil and gas facility raising concerns about the materials including radioactive materials stored there. >> happening today, safety proposals to stop illegal guns and gun violence in oakland are set to go before the city council. our media partner reports that the police department is asking for $360 the to pay officer overtime to investigate all calls related to shots fired

. >>> an act of terror in the heart of a western city coordinated attacks with small arms and human bombsring suicide vests tearing across one of the cultural capitals of the world. as of this hour, 129 of the world. as of this hour 129 people dead, 352 wounded, 99 in serious condition. >> this morning an international man hunt underway for suspects in the worst attack on france since world war ii. they've already responded by dropping bombs on isis headquarterers in syria. more than 150 police raids carried out over night with several arrests made so far. >> the big question here is what is the obama administration's next move and where else can this happen? good morning. it's monday, november 16th. welcome to morning joe. with us on set we have msnbc contributor mike

-led air strikes, isis militants are moving closer to capturing a key western city in syria. the turmoil underscoring the broad eer crisis that prompted new step. the white house announcing special ops troops will be sent to syria. their mission, to train, advise and assist but not take part in comba combat. >> our strategy has been focused on building the capacity of local forces for themselves in their own country. >> reporter: it was a reversal for a president who vowed to wind down the wars in the middle east. now, with more troops headed to the region, he'll pass the syria crisis on to the next commander in chief. >> how are you all? >> reporter: for democrats, a measured response. secretary clinton saying she sees merit in the plan. bernie sanders more spectacle. >> my nightmare is that the united states, once again, gets caught up in a quagmire, which never ends. >> reporter: republicans have consistently accused the president of being weak on foreign policy. >> i do applaud him for engagement with the special operators, but we can't get into a quagmire. there should b

concern about a mumbai-style attack in a major western city. and that's what we've seen. and what's remarkable is the amount of carnage able to be carried out by just according to the french as we learned seven attackers. of course, isis claiming eight of them in those three groups attacking three separate targets in the city able to kill 129 people, injure some 352. that level of carnage just remarkable. then we get to the sophistication and how international this was. so the french have said and identified by fingerprints. we reported this earlier that at least one of the attackers was french. so someone from france. there was also an egyptian and a syrian passport discovered near the bodies of some of the other attackers, including the syrian passports. the greeks say was possibly a migrant who came through in the last several weeks. >> this passport, and i want to emphasize the word passport linked to someone who had gone through a specific entry point. >> that's right. >> they don't know whether the person carrying the passport. >> that's still the question. >> it's

>> well, i think, as your previous guest said, any western city is somewhat vulnerable. it is because of the freedom of movement that -- that werners have that make -- westerners have that makes these attacks easier to carry out. and if you look at something like this, you could also presume there was a significant amount of planning in this. this was not something that was thrown together in a couple of days. if history is any judge. this is something that was put together over a while. over maybe weeks, months. and so it is hard to tell what the motivation might be. was there a particular event? that is very hard to tell, i think, at this point. >> bob, one thing you mentioned is that no matter what happens in the hours ahead and in finding those responsible, that this is already a successful large-scale attack. what kind of international response do you expect with world leaders descending on paris in two weeks for the climate summit? >> well i think you have a couple of things here. first of all, you have to determine who is responsible. and once -- and there could be

here western cities, flying a salt lake city watch out for slow downs there things are drying out, seattle, san francisco, los angeles is there an ice storm over central plains on thanksgiving day. that is something to watch if you have travel plans. we will talk about that coming up at 6:00 o'clock tonight. your thanksgiving forecast for thursday mostly sunny, nice and warm. 60 degrees, daytime high. normal high is 52. we are 8 degrees above average. with sunshine and light wind it will be a great thanksgiving day to get outside and again, maybe walk off the turkey dinner, great day to be out and b overnight moon lit sky, 35 degrees is your overnight low. not as cold as last night but still wake up tomorrow morning to a brisk chill. bundle up. in the afternoon 52 and that is seasonal. that is where we should be. seasonal for wednesday and as we head into thursday we will get into unseasonal warmth. 60 degrees for your thanksgiving day. our turkey friend is loving it. black friday looks good at 65 about sunshine. saturday things change. that is day you want to worry about traveling home sa

the terrorists have realized bigig western cities are very vulnerable. >> very vulnerable. exactly. we were protected by our perception of security. so all the cities in the world, all the main capitals are now really vulnerable. >> reporter: it was a game changer. >> it was a game changer, yeah. >> reporter: the french president today described syria as the greatest terrorism factory the world has ever known. and right now more than 500 french citizens are there, fighting with isis. at least three of the men directly linked to friday's attacks did time on that battlefield and were already known to french intelligence. one of them was even supposed to report regularly to the police but had stopped showing up. then three days ago he surfaced as one of the killers at the bataclan concert hall. the truth is that with 10,000 open files on suspected radicals that need monitoring, either in person or online, french intelligence is simply overwhelmed. >> liz palmer, thank you, liz. the dragnet extended quickly beyond france, and allen pizzey reports tonight from belgium. >> reporter: the i

, savvier than al qaeda, technologically advanced as they show off their ability to terrorize western cities and possibly take commercial planes out of the sky. here at home, we watched that security response play out at sports stadiums and arenas in new york. i feel pretty safe, i'm not nervous about anything, but anywhere you go there's gonna be danger, so... even though people will see an increase in security throughout the week and as we head into the holidays, us officials here in washington say it's all being done out of an abundance of caution...not because of a credible threat. kenneth moton, abc news washington. " jessica rae: a car accident on i-29 friday night has left one person dead. it all happened around eleven- thirty. the iowa state patrol says...a 2000 jeep cherokee... driven by salvador mendoza rear ended... a 20-15 nissan altima at a high speed. both vehicles went off the road and into a ditch. the jeep cherokee rolled over... and mendoza was ejected from the car. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver and two passengers in the nissan were taken to the hospital f

the prosecutors office and the western city said it ordered the arrest of 57 people based on allegations that they tried to bring about a purge of the army by engineering a 2012 spying trial. a bus has plunged off a clip in central nepal killing 30 people. the bus veered off a mountain, northwest of the capitol some passengers were riding on the roof when it rolled 150 meters down a slope. >> there's been a new wave of violence along the boarder between nepal and india, triggered in part by a fuel blockade. and with the fuel not reaching for more than a month. tensions are worsening. reports now. there is signs of trouble, all over the road that leads to the indian border. protestors have been blocking supplies by occupying the bridge that links the two countries. earlier, napoli police raided the protestors camp, and in the violence that followed one person was killed. a trader, witnesses say he was not part of the protests. >> he was returning and they asked with he was program, they asked if he was one of the protestors. shot behind the head, according to eyewitnesses that side they a

of than al qaeda and more advanced with technology as they show off their ability to terrorize western cities and take commercial planes from the sky. we watched security response play out as four stadiums and arenas in new york. >> i feel safe and i am not nervous but there are dangers wherever you go. >> people will see an increase in security throughout the weekend as we head into the holidays officials in washington say that it is all be done out of caution not because of a of caution not because of a credible threat. >> yesterday, hundreds of students gathered at california state university long beach to honor a fellow student killed in the attacks. the 23-year-old nohemi gonzalez was an industrial design student studying abroad in paris. gunned down at a restaurant on friday in one of six attacks. standing room only at the remain can pus as classmates, teachers and family and friends spoke of her impact. [ inaudible ] today, tomorrow and forever. >> her parents came to the united states from mexico and they say show also wanted to make a difference. the university president said her dea

because you have this vibrant, modern, open, diverse, tolerant western city that reminds us of home, that reminds us of our own caves and our own parks and our own sparks and stadiums.fes and own sparks and stadiums. i see why the american people have been particularly affected by the gruesome images that have happened there. and it is important for us to be reminded that we have to be vigilant, that rooting out these terrorists networks and protecting the homeland is hard work and we can't be come play september or lulled into thinking somehow that we are immune from these kinds of attacks. we've spent the last decade-plus to make it much harder to terrorists attack us. we coordinated with our allies. all the work we've been doing in our intelligence communities an military in the last decade is in recognition of the fact that this is something that we should be concerned about. and we have to prevent it. but we are not well served when in response to a terrorist attack we descend into fear and panic. we don't make good decisions, if it's based on advice ter yeah or an exaggeration

degrade the capability here and perhaps keep isis, whatever we call them, from striking at other western cities? >> well, you know, francois hollande describes this as a war. it is a war, and if you understand that context, it's moved beyond just terrorism. you know, the islamic state is not a real state, but it's acting like one, and what it's shown in recent weeks, not only with paris, but also with beirut, you know, and with egypt, is it's now extending its defenses. we have to expect these kinds of attacks. i don't think that what we saw in paris changes our fundamental understanding of what we're dealing with. we have to be strategic and patient in our response. if we are too impulsive well, actually play into their hand as opposed to using our actions to get into that middle step and also to that long-term. how do you create a more stable and pluralistic dynamic in the middle east? i think we also have to understand this is going to be a long-term effort. you know, our impulse is to do something, but we have to recognize that getting to where we can rebuild, you know, the states of yemen,

isis more aggressive and more savvy that al-qaeda and showing off their ability to terrorize western cities and possibly take commercial planes out of sky. at home we watched the security response play out at stadiums and arenas in new york. >> i feel safe. i am not nervous but there will be dangers wherever you go. >> people will see an officer in security throughout the weekend as we head into the holidays, officials in washington say that it is all be done out of caution not because of a credible threat. >> hundreds of students gathered together at cal state in long beach for honor a peer killed in the paris attack. 28-year-old nohemi gonzalez was an industrial design student studying abroad at the college of design in paris. she was gunned down at a restaurants on friday in one of six attacks in paris that night. it was standing room open as the classmates and teachers and family and friends spoke of her impact on their lives. >> in our hearts. >> her pants came to the united states from mexico and she always wanted to make a difference. the university president said her degree was a yo

the largest terror attack in a western city since 9/11. extraordinary. in london and now in new york city there is solidarity. we are seeing that governor cuomo has ordered that the lights be lit in blue, red, and white, the tres colours, the colors of the french flag. the empire state building. we're seeing wembley stadium in london. so there is an outpouring of emotion among france's closest western allies. and this morning president hollande was talking to president obama about what now seems routine. a g20 meeting scheduled for turkey. they were going to be traveling. they were going to be meeting. clearly he is not going to be going. at least the current plan is the french foreign minister would be attending in his place. secretary of state kerry ordering that embassies -- the french embassy, that beautiful embassy that we know so well, begin trying to find out how many americans could possibly have been involved. americans in paris are being told to check in, don't only check in with your family and friends, check in with the u.s. embassy. there is

are the types of attacks are the most difficult to prevent because they are on soft targets in western cities are not barricaded like fortresses. it is something we are working on. it is not a criticism because they are very difficult to prevent, but is what the law enforcement community is focused on here and over in europe. cory: the afp is saying this was an attack on seven locations in that area. i wonder, this kind of coordinated attack, the targets are soft, yes, but this takes a lot of coordination. how does that happen given all of the ways the cia and the foreign intelligence agencies are trying to gather information to try to protect these people? how are they communicating? tara: it is too early to say specifically in this case, but theoretically, i mean, while it is possible for, you know groups, to coordinate, it could be that the strike on jihadi john mobilized a cell which mobilized another cell. it is possible law enforcement does have signals of intelligence or intelligence about threat warnings, but they perhaps missed connecting the dots. intelligence is not a science. it i

always a certain level of vigilance when something like this happens in an allied country, in a western city. there's going to be increased security. some of it will be what we call security theater. i think that's okay. you put more new york police officers out there. you put more security at big events like the nfl is doing tomorrow. those are all good and smart, rational responses, even in the absence of intelligence -- of an intelligence threat. look, isis said, their act words is this is just the beginning of the storm. so if you're a new york police officer, you want to be -- you don't want to believe them, so to speak. but you have to take it as a given that this is not the end. >> guys, thank you very much. we'll stay on top of this story. obviously, the information, the new information is still coming in. i'll be back at 11:00 p.m. eastern. for more of our breaking news coverage, erin will pick up our coverage right after this. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future, we'

in western cities.hese are two completely different threats, two completely different conflicts to deal with. i've seen online a lot of criticisms of the obama administration and their level of willingness for military intervention. you know, shows they're leaving from behind, all the campaign lines. but 20 troops on the ground i don't think will affect what happens in paris today or even the aircraft on the ground. but we have to be careful not to conflate the two. what the military can do and should do or what the people want them to do versus this new type of terrorism shifting from the backfield to first europe and then eventually the big theater, to america. >> we also should just be clear, and i want to just make sure, i think all eyes are on isis particularly because of all the activity in that region and particularly because they claim for the baeirut bombing quite explic explicitly, that they kind of engineered on "charlie hebdo," al qaeda is still a possibility. they're still obviously operati

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if they want to reach the western controlled parts of the divided city of aleppo, they were using this highway to send in military reinforcement. they were using this highway to accepted in food and other basic supplies for the people who live in the western controlled part of the city. isil sees that when there has been fierce fighting over recent years. now it's the military as well as some in the opposition are con firming that this strategic highway are in the hands of the government. the highway connects aleppo to the his further south. there has been really little progress on the ground. we can measure the agreement by pushing the rebels further from the latakia, the government stronghold. they managed to do that. they're managing to connect these cities together in open supply line. but this campaign does not just have military objective. russia is hoping that if it puts pressure on the opposition, then the opposition will agree to some political settlement. the reaction so far that we're hearing armed groups that we'll continue the fight. we heard from the syrian national coali

the training camp german police tell us this morning three people have been arrested near the western cityof auction and connection of the terror attack the interior ministry says that police carried out a hundred and 28 new rates also the president is proposing to extend the state of emergency for three more months of delicate easy to detain and deport terrorist suspects it will give local governments the right to ban demonstrations and to impose curfews the attack killed a list hundred to nine people and injured 352 build a global manhunt on this morning for the suspect in the attack 26 year-old french investigators believe that he is the mastermind of the attack he is a belgian citizen with direct ties to license. >>mark: 12 hours after the attack them on the side of blood donation stretched 300 yds long this is a said the output of the nation's and due to a rise in young people giving. >>mark: dr. save the blood supply is normal despite the huge demands created by the attack was likely because across the country tens of thousands of dollars of come for. >>mark: they're bringing syrian

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islamic state of rockeye in syria and german police said three people have been arrested near the western cityction overnight the interior minister says they carried out 128 new rates they're proposing to extend francis the of emergency for three more months to make it easier to detain and a port suspected terrorists this will give local governments to give the banned demonstration and the right to encourage car futures account hundred and 29 people and injured 352 people there was a global manhunt underway for the eighth suspect in friday's attack the 26 year-old and for investigators believe that he is the mastermind of the attack is a belgian citizen with direct ties to isis check-. >>: christians are suffering jews the suffering syrian muslim refugees should be resettled in the middle east the majority muslim country this of the space allotted to a dozen governors republican plan is not to accept refugees in their states this edition not isolate itself by closing off as border to people in need. hot >>darya: you see or hear on kron 4 we spoke to a woman who came from syria she works as an

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