strike in syria killed the jihadist john. officials believe the terrorist killed american journalist james foley back in august of 2014. >>> this morning a tour bus full of people crashes at a popular area in san francisco. as many as 30 people were on board when the bus spiraled out of control yesterday. they still don't know what caused the double-decker tour bus to crash, but an investigation is underway. >>> more on the breaking news straight ahead. a live look outside again outside of the french consulate in boston where a memorial of flowers has begun and continues to grow since the overnight hours. the death total in paris now 127 people. >>> the scene at a soccer stadium in paris as explosions rock the stands. dunkin's new sweet black pepper bacon sandwich, caramelized crispy pepper bacon. you've been waiting for. bacon up. america runs on dunkin'. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system that keeps in place a

bombing going on and continuing in syria syria. my fear is that this violence begets more violence. >> anchor: foley's mother says she and her husband choose to celebrate their son's life. foley grew up in new hampshire. >> anchor: also in rochester, new hampshire a mother in court in connection with the coverup of the death of her daughter. lynn rude went before a judge by video link of the prosecutors say she was partly to blame for the drug overdose debt of her 17 17-year-old child at the motel where they were living. her boyfriend, mark ross, also went before a judge. both facing s including endangering the welfare of a child. eve was found dead at a motel last month. police say ross gave her a dead deadly dose of the powerful pain killer nil because the teen was upset about not seeing her boyfriend . >> anchor: a judge will be hear hearing arguments net month on the boston marathon bombers request for a new trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev's lawyers say he did not get a fair trial in boston because of the wide spread outrage in the city. his conviction or was convicted and sentenced t

prosecutor says they've been overwhelmed with people syria. >> we've, you know, -- >> reporter: a french isis sympathizer was arrested in august for planning a similar attack. nbc news learned another in germany this month had a car loaded with explosives. >> it's awful and i'm afraid it's going to happen again and it could well happen in other countries including the united states. >> reporter: the concert hall that was the site of the massacre is less than a half mile from the office of charlie hebdo. 12 died in the attack on the office in january. paris sans shocked. >> we didn't think this could happen twice. >> reporter: a french prosecutor said seven attackers are dead. they all wore vests with explosives but isis says there was an 8th attacker who is still on the run. dan hausle, 7 news, today in new england. >> bostonnians showing their support across the city. students at b.u. held a ig havele honoring those who lost their lives in paris. while others met for a prayer for peace holding lit candles in an east boston park. >> we gather in peace. in solitary force. >> we're going to mak

prosecutor says they have been overwhelmed with people traveling to and from syria. >> a french isis sympathizer who visited syria was arrested in august for planning a similar attack. nbc news has learned another in germany this month had a car loaded with explosives. >> it's awful. and it could well happen in united states. the site of the hostage massacre is less than a half mile from the office of charlie hebdo. 12 died in the attack back in office. appreciations are shocked. >> we just didn't think this could happen twice. >> a french prosecutor said 7 attackers are dead. explosives. eighth attacker still on the run. >> truly heartbreaking. this morning we are hearing more terrifying tales from the people who survived the attacks there in paris. brandon gunnoe has their stories. >> new video of the shoot-out terrorists. the french president calling the attacks an act of war. after a night of mass killings. not seen in paris since world war ii, bodies on the streets. terror in the air. isis claiming it and warning of more attacks. it started with france and germany playing sock w

. the french military launching a massive series of air strikes in syria. those strikes come after the group claimed credited for friday's terror attack. >>> the manhunt is intensifying for the 8th suspect still on the run. please releasing this photo of him saying he's dangerous. he rented a vehicle the attackers used. right now the death toll overseas stands at 132. more than 350 others are recovering from injuries as well. so so much to get to. here's kris anderson with the overnight developments. >> reporter: heartbreaking. this is the third and final day of national mourning in -- france. a moment of silence will be held in about an hour. french officials are targeting isis. a wave of french warplanes take off targeting isis strongholds in syria, including at least ten and the operation carried out in coordination with u.s. forces. this two days after the group responsible for the attacks in paris that killed about 130 >> it's hell. it's a nightmare. bodies. interrupted. panic broke out at a memorial at a for attack. mourners lit candles and laid flowers when dozens of people ran

a massive series of airstrikes in syria dropping as many as 20 bombs destroying a jihady training camp. the president joined students for a noon tribute to the entire city of paris and many others fell sigh length to honor the victims. more on the attacks we head over >> a lot of new information coming out this morning including the name of the face man who they believe to be the mastermind. >> his name is abdul habib. 27-year-old from belgium who has ties to terror statistic activity. he's believed to be in syria. the hunt for other accomplices to the attacks continues in brussels where two small explosions were heard as dozens of heavily armed security officials sealed off the area. france is striking back. a wave of french warplanes take off striking. they dropped 20 bombs and the operation was carried out in coordination with u.s. forces. this comes two days after the group responsible for the attacks in paris that killed about 130 people. >>> it's hell. it's nightmare. in paris a display of calm interrupted sundayening. panic break out memorial at one of the site of friday te

morning, france launching a second wave of air strikes in syria. the isis target destroyed. >> christa: and overnight in bevelry, a man behind bars, his estranged wife in the hospital. the charges he faces accused of going on the attack. >> jadiann: goodgood morning, everybody, i'm jadiann thompson. it's 5:00 on the dot. >> christa: i'm christa delcamp. let's get a check of the forecast. jeremy, how's it going. >> christa: good >> jeremy: gym, i'm jeremy reiner. it's cold. the numbers are 10-15 degrees colder than where we were. the city 35, norwood 27, fitchburg and bedford lower 20s, high pressure with is us and brings dry air. mostly sunny skies. a chilly day, especially compared to yesterday. boston yesterday 61. today, crisp, temps in the upper -- >> rich: we have one issue, not here on the turnpike. that's fine. old number 90 is all right but there's a crash in lexington on northbound route 128 after route 2. it just happened a moment ago near route 2a. the expressway, looking all right. no delays downtown. the t says we're okay. rich kirkland, "7 news today in new en

airstrikes against isis and syria. early report indicate a command post and training camp in racca have been destroyed. john kerry met with france's president secretary kerry is reiterating the u.s. commitment to a strong relationship with france. in fact, the two leaders are also talking about the future of the campaign against isis. let's go to kris anderson. he's following all of the developments today. >>> the french president has called now on the u.s. and russia to come together in that fight against defeating isis. german police say three people have been arrested in connection to the paris attacks. it isn't yet known what their direct involvement may have been. we're learning more about the men behind the attacks in france. and the newest threat from isis to the u.s. >>> the hunt is on for two men, one believed to be mastermind behind friday massacre in paris. the other loan surviving attacker. police say 27-year-old abdelhamid abboud planned the attack. salum benghalem is on if run. but they let him go because he had no criminal records. his brother was one of the men who died

paris attack on the run. that's according to the ambassador to the u.s. meanwhile in syria french and russian airstrikes continue. one monitoring group said at least 33 terrorist have been killed in the last three days. again the numbers continue to change rapidly. but we have right now is a 7 people have been arrested in connection to the raids and two people including the suicide bomber have died. live from paris diane gallagher, back to you. in the mean time bomb threats forced two air france flight headed from the u.s. to paris to make emergency landings. both flight landed safely last night after searching the jets authorities gave them the all clear. it's not known if anyone was arrested or the same person called in both threat. a flight los angeles diverted to salt lake city. diverted to nova scotia. >>> we will take a break from coverage here. and talk about the temperatures out side. really chilly. i can't remember the last morning i feel that cold. >> i felt fridged this morning like i opened the freezer door. >> cold like yesterday morning 20s and 30s. boston aft 41. worces

screening. another 11 percent believe over christians leaving syria should be allowed into the country. >>> a republican state senator email saying the refugees should be segregated in a camp. she meant to send it to one person but sent it to lawmakers tuesday. she wrote, quote. : the muslims murder, rape and decapitate people who are not muslims, she accidentally sent it before editing it. >> nancy: testimony picks back up in the philip chism trial. jurors are seeing surveillance video from inside danvers high school showing chism following colleen ritzer before he killed the math teacher. victoria warren is outside the courthouse. >> reporter: you can see how calm she is at one point in the video. she appears to smile and wave at someone and then you see the teenage suspect and prosecutors say that he was stalking behind her and then followed her into the bathroom. the last images of colleen school. prosecutors say stalking behind her was her freshman math student philip chism. jurors saw this video that shows chism following ritzer into the bathroom wearing what appears to b

. >> police in europe are overwhelmed trying to track the 5,000 people who have been to syria associated with isis and returned. compare that to the u.s. where the fbi says the number of americans to do the same is in the teens. jennifer eagan, "7 news today in new england." >> christa: thank you. meantime capitol hill taking action following the attacks the house passed a bill to put president obama's plan to allow syrian refugees into the u.s. on hold. this bill calls for a stricter screening process. lawmakers say national security agencies must make sure refugees don't pose a security risk. president obama says he will veto the bill but dozen of democrats are backing republicans and there could be enough support to rover over ride the veet. congressman william keating and stephen lynch went against the president and voted to put the stricter measures in place. keating says it increases security for program that helps those trying to escape isis. the seven other representatives from the state oppose the measure. >>> boston cardinal sean o'malley is calling for compassion for syrian re

refugees like him. >> i want the war in syria to stop and i want to see my family again and also for the people who are wounded and who are -- to have an opportunity. >> reporter: ahmad lost both of his arms and three of his siblings in a syrian air strike. syria with his dad while others remained in a refugee camp in turkey. he hopes that his letter will convince the government to allow other syrian refugees, and his family to the u.s. despite what he has been there, ahmed continues to smile. >> do not bring back my aunt. >> reporter: what does he like most about america. >> the people are so kind, and so lovely. >> reporter: the islamic center is assisting ahmed and helping him raise money for advanced medical care. he is attending school and he has learned some english. >> thank you so much, guys. >> reporter: the political back and forth what to do for the refugees. this 9-year-old is hoping that through his letter his voice will be heard and make a difference n sharon, i'm byron barnett, 7 news today in new england. >>> ahead at 6:30, teens targeted why they say he were singled out

with a message for president obama. he made it out of syria alive. now he is asking world leaders >> large crowd protesting outside the state house in boston calling on governor charlie maker to allow syrian refugees into the state. wants to know more about the federal government's vetting process before any more syrian refugees will be welcomed into massachusetts. this morning a 9-year-old syrian boy living here in the state is sending a message to president obama. he lost both of his arms in air strikes in syria. his words coming just a day after the house of representative approved a new bill that would virtually stop all syrian refugees from coming into the united states. byron barnett has this little boy's inspiring story. >> reporter: clutching a pen in his mouth, 9-year-old ahmed signs a letter he's sending to president obama, asking for help for his family and for other syrian refugees like him. >> i want to see my family again and for the people who are wounded and who are refugees to have another chance. >> reporter: ahmed lost both of his arms and three siblings in a sy

syria and did not violate air space. the pilots used parachutes to get out of the plane. >> jadiann: travelers on alert as we enter one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. increased terrorist threat leading the u.s. state department to issue a worldwide travel alert. victoria warren is at logan airport. u.s. citizens are urged to places. >> reporter: also check in with family and be prepared to necessary. the state department believes there's a chance these terroristic attacks could continue and they've issued a worldwide travel advisory and the timing is terrible coming during the very busy thanksgiving holiday travel week. terrorism can strike anywhere. that's the word from the u.s. state department as they issue a worldwide travel advisory during the bissest travel day of the year. >> it's scary. >> it's in reaction to several recent terror tax in france, mali, denmark, turkey and a russian airliner brought down with a bomb. the state department says if you go to a foreign country for the holidays, you may want to avoid crowded festivals and be on alert when using public tra

bombing mission in syria. rubble group have recovered the body of russian pilot and are searching to find the second crewmember. the group also said they will consider exchanging the airmen for prisoners held by the syrian government. nato also planning to hold emergency meeting on this. >>> travellers are on alert as we enter one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. increased terrorist threat leading to issue a worldwide travel alert. victoria warren live at logan airport and u.s. citizens are urged to exercise vigilance when in public places >> the state department wants everyone to constantly be aware of their surroundings understanding that the timing o this is terrible. that's why they issue this worldwide travel advisory during the busy thanksgiving travel week. >>> terrorism can strike anywhere. that's the word from the u.s. state department as they issue a worldwide travel advisory during the business yest travel week of the year. in reaction to terror attack. h france, mali and russian airliner brought down with a bomb. if you go to foreign country for the holidays, y

to accept refugees from syria and other war-torn chris countries, that goes directly against the governor who said he'd do, quote, everything humanly possible to keep refugees out of mississippi. president obama says states do not have that right. >> jadiann: pope francis celebrated mass in front of tens of thousands in kenya. he's on a six day pilgrimage on his trip to africa taking him to uganda and the african republic. >> nancy: violent protests in peru's capitol are in their second day as demonstrators clash with police. officers arrested several people and fired tear gas to break up a crowd blocking a busy street. healthcare and state workers including teachers have been holding rallies for higher wages. >> jadiann: they were heading for a galaxy el far, far away but they were strewn across the highway. this tractor-trailer crashed while taking a curve. a woman injured in the crash is expected to be okay. >>> britain's prince harry visiting children at a hospital in africa. the hospital was designed by a charity the prince cofounded. it's dedicated to him. that is. many of

>>> it's monday, november 16th. france launches massive air strikes on isis in syria, while police carry out nationwide searches for suspected islamic terrors. >>> president obama is in turkey pleating with world leaders on a coordinated response to the or attacks and hunkering down with president putin. >>> tributes pour in as the americans get behind the french aga again. >>> the presidential candidates weigh in on keeping america safe. and much more. "early today" starts now. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm alex witt. we start with the latest on the terror strikes in paris. within this last hour, france held a moment of silence to congressm commemorate the victims. france launched air strikes against raqqah, syria. 12 aircrafts, including 10 fighter jets, dropped 20 bombs. the bombing targets included an isis command post, jihad recruitment center, arms depot and a training camp. the operation was carried out in coordinate with u.s. forces. the french interior minister announced an emergency meeting in brussels for this friday to coordinate european action and response to the at

french war planes striking targets in raqqa in syria, hitting a command center and a recruitment center. one final development this morning, the belgian prosecutor says two men who were arrested over the weekend have now been charged this connection with the paris attacks. they don't believe they were involved directly but may have helped them get out of paris on the night of the attack. >> and as international powers map out a strategy, a new video directly threatens attack on washington d.c. but there is no change of course for president obama. >> reporter: new isis video says america is next. the terrorist says as we struck frantz in the center of paris. we swear we will strike america at its center in washington. a carrier group leaving virginia for the mediterranean, a planned mission now focussing on isis. the u.s. is stepping up air strikes in yesyria. but president obama sounding defensive, stickic to his game plan. >> the terrible events in paris were obviously a terrible setback. even as we grieve with our french friends however we can't lose sight that there has been p

from syria because of what is going on where there are enhanced security measures. so while that debate goes on the administration has also been pointing out some of the voices are people who are saying that to defeat the russians or get them to cooperate and defeat isis only takes a little more tough talk. on that front the united states has been getting help in the war. the french have really ramped up their game. the russians have also been involved now that they have determined that commercial airliner was brought down by a bomb. the question is whether the russians are actually attacking isis or trying to prop up bashar al assad. back to you. >> lots of controversy there. thank you so much. >>> late last night, two air france from the u.s. to france were forced to make emergency landings after receiving phon phoned-in bomb threats after takeoff. one was diverted to halifax nova scotia and the other was dive diverted to salt lake city. both flights landed safely and there were no reports of injuries or arrests. the planes were safely inspected and cleared to resume their flights. >>

. also, he said the fight should go to the root of the problem, that is, of course, syria. he said that france will continue to fight isis in syria. will continue to bomb it. also, he said one of the solutions, it's a unified government in syria which bashar al assad is not part of it. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> russia is sending a puppy to the french police to honor beez l -- diesel, a puppy killed in the paris raid. the dog is named after a folk legend who was renowned for strength, goodness and courage. >>> president obama arrived back in the u.s. overnight, but a lot has changed since he left. the rhetoric over isis has escalated every day and has war of words with the gop candidates is not letting up. tracie potts is live in washington. there are controversial new anti-terror proposals from gop candidates. >> i'm donald trump's idea to krcreate a database and monitor mosques in the country. not everyone agrees. it's what obama is coming back to, these ideas which have come up because not everyone, including democrats, believe the president is being aggressive enough i

violated turkish air space on its way to carry out a bombing run inside syria. turkey says it was simply defending its borders when an unidentified aircraft was warned repeatedly and failed to acknowledge and respond to those warnings. russia has respond ed accusing them of being in bed with terrorists and claims it was targeted by syria and and vowing some sort of punishment. >> i think it's important now to make that both the russians and turks are talking to each other, find out exactly what happened. >> and vladimir putin was furious. >> this was a stab in the back by the associates of terrorists. >> it certainly does escalate a very tense situation already at a time when president obama and others are calling for more unity. >>> russia says it will terminate all military contact with turkey and they won't retaliate but warn of future. >>> and president obama has a full schedule of meetings today with angela merkel and thursday be vladomimir putin. andrea mitchell reports. >> reporter: president obama widely criticized for not condemning the paris attacks strongly enough tried

military coalition against isis in syria and the most sensitive stop for a number of reasons. first of all, russia is engaged in a war of words with nato member turkey over the downing of a russian plane inside turkey's airspace by a turkish warplane and also there are very different views how to solve the situation politically in syria. well, the 65-country strong coalition which france belongs to, of course, believes that there should be some kind of peace solution, a unified government, to be put in place in syria that excludes the current president bashar al assad wall russia still supports assad. >> a busy day. we look forward to another report. thank you for that. >>> and pope francis is in africa for the first visit ever. they welcomed him upon his arrival and large crowds lined streets to catch a glimpse of the pope. he's scheduled to go to uganda, devastated by fighting between christians and muslims. this marks the first time a pope visited an active conflict area. francis is looking to bring a message of peace and doesn't seem concerned about his safety. saying he is more afraid

timeme withladmir putin to talk about how they're dealing with syria. syria is essentially the ed quarters for isis. the u.s. and russia have been at odds on how to strike and deal with syria. programs now having to deal with isis there. programs now after these french attacks. it may help them get out on one accord. the other thing is the g-20 trying to garner support from other allies. as the president put it. this attack in paris is not just out france. >> as was true with the terrible attacks that took place in ankara, the killing of innocent people based on the twisted ideology is an attack not just on france, not just on turkey, but it's an attack on the civilized world. >> reporter: back home, reaction on capitol hill, lawmakers are concerned whether we are trying to destroy isis or as the president put it the other way, contain isis.. some lawmakers say bringing up what they believe are intelligence failures that lady to attacks like this. this is spilling over into the campaign trail with jeb bush and marco rubio both saying that we knead to declare war on isisi and fifil

su-24, a sucoy bomber violated turkish airspace on its way to carry out a bombing run in syria. turkey says it was simply defending its border when an unidentified aircraft was warned repeatedly and failed to acknowledge and respond to those warnings. russia has responded furiously, accusing turkey of being in bed with terrorists. they areor vowing some sort of punishment, response. >> i think it's very important right now formp us to make sure that both the russians and the turks are talking to each other, find out exactly what happened. president, vladimir putin was furious. this was a stab in the back by the associate of terrorists, he says. >> it does escalate a very tense situation at a time when president obama and others are calling for more unity. >> russia says it will terminate all military contact with turkey and they won't retaliate militarily but warned in the future it will shoot down anything that threatens one of its aircraft. >>> and meanwhile, french president was f at the white house yesterday meeting with president obama. he's pushing to form a coalition to

putin. and there's a big divergence between the attitude of syria and russia on syria and the other members of the coalition. russia wants assad to stay in place. so, hollande will have to force his diplomatic titudes to get them to come to the frabltable for a u.n. backed plan that does not include assad. >> thank you so much. >>> well, pope francis is in kenya for his ever viz toot africa. he wasaf greeted by kenya's president and members of the clergy. and large crowds lined the streets to cheer and catch a glimpse of the post. he's scheduled to visit gonia. and saying he's quote more >>>. >> > it's been a whirlwind election season so far and today, a collective deep breath. it's a bit of a political cliff hanger with major action waiting for us on the other side of the holiday. hally jackson reports. >> reporter: from candidate kind of presidential pardon, givenrd turkeys a break while they take one. most off the campaign trail this holiday. >> it is your opportunity to maximize your appearance to voters. >> reporter: andvo it makes momentum key whether you have it or you don't

wake of the deadly terror attack this as french warplanes took aim on isis sites in syria. matt delucia is live in our digital operation center monitoring all of the developments from paris this morning. >> right now after tep clock in the morning in paris, people entering another day many are still on edge after the attacks from friday night. here is a live picture from paris where you can see a makeshift memorial tribute there. this is in paris, a spot where people have been gathering to mourn for going on the third day. there is a sense of calm as you can see but take a look at what happened last night. panic on the streets of paris after the sound of a firecracker sent crowds running away from a memorial. a clear indication that folks are still in a state of fear. france's foreign minister says his country was justified in carrying out air strikes on the islamic state group in syria. france launched massive strikes on the city of raqqa, destroying a camp and munitions dump. authorities arrested seven people and hunting for more alleged members of a sleeper cell that carried out the

>>> new this morning french warplanes take aim at more isis targets in syria. we'll tell what you those bombing raids reportedly destroyed. and look at this. saved by his gun. a bucks county police officer credits his pistol with saving his life in a recent shooting but he never fired a single shot. we'll explain. and we're waking up to a dry but cooler day out there this morning as we take a live look at cape may. first alert radar tracking heavy rain for later this week and it will be very -- you'll notice it will be a lot cooler than yesterday. good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today" on this tuesday. i'm chris cato. we begin with meteorologist bill henley and his first alert forecast. to say it will be cooler than yesterday, we got up to 70. >> yeah. to say this afternoon will be cooler, this morning we're about the same as yesterday. with temperatures right now in the 30s, the 40s in spots in the 50s. 49 in philadelphia, toms river is 50 along with millville, doylestown is in low 40s. look at upper 40s for roxborough and south philadelphia. start off in the 40s, we'll war

is. >> it's monday, november 16th. isis if syria, french police carry out looking for suspected terrorists. president obama is meeting with terrorist leaders and hunkering down with russian president putin. >>> tributes from around the nation continue to pour in as americans get behind the french yet again. >>> plus, presidential candidates weigh in on keeping america safe. today" starts right now. good morning. we started with latest on the terrorist strikes in paris. 12 aircraft, including ten fighter jets, dropped 20 bombs sunday fight local time. officials with the french defense ministry said the bombing targets included a command post, a arms depot an a training camp. it was carried out in cooperation with u.s. forces. the french interior minister announced an emergency meeting this friday to coordinate response to the attacks. reuters reports police are conducting searches of suspected islate extremists across france at this very moment. right now, 129 people are confirmed dead from friday's coordinated attacks 352 are wounded. 99 are in serious condition. 23-year-old cal

to pound iraq and syria. >>> donald trump wants to bring back interrogation techniques. >> would i bring back water boarding? you bet. in a heart beat. >>> and the nfl not pulling a player in distress after a blow to the head. >>> and a unique shark frenzy coast. "early today" starts right now. >>> and good morning everyone. we begin with breaking news. early this morning the u.s. military confirmed that four army crew members have died after their helicopter crashed at the fort hood military post in texas last night. it was aboard a uh helicopter like this one. and names of the deceased being held pending notification of next of kin. >>> and this morning the state department is urging americans who travel overseas to be extra careful. the riesz se of isis and other terror group sz cause for concern. who does this warning apply to? >> reporter: all americans traveling, especially if you're traveling abroad. we typically see a warning like this or a travel alert from the state department around the holidays. this one is expanded and updated to include information about the paris att

, hitting multiple isis targets in syria. at the g-20 summit, president obama talked with russia's vladmir putin and he's urging more allies to get on board. "the killing of innocent people based on twisted idelology is an attack not just on france, not just on turkey, but o o the civilized world." back home, lawmakers are demanding more: "we cannot contain isis - we have to destroy them." blaming intelligence failures: "unless that change strategically, we can expect more attacks like this." and presidential candidates are weighing in: "we should declare war." "we need to wage a counter-war against them utilizing social media." "we must have american boots on the ground." and there's growing concern about bringing more syrian refugees here: "he should absolutely suspend it unless they can show100 percent that person is not involved with them. you can't pick up the phone and call syria." early this morning, alabama's governor announced he'll refuse any syrian refugees sent to his state. i'm tracie potts in washington. back to you. moments ago -- we mentioned hw france has identifie

risk - putting people on the ground in syria - remains unclear. from here, hollande heads to moscow to coordinate isis strategy with russian president vladmir putin. i'm tracie potts in washington, now back to you. holiday travel is already hectic. the state department is adding something else to your list if you're flying overseas. it's a new travel warning because of the number of threats. the u-s groups like isis are planning attacks in different parts of the world. "what we do tell people to do is the best advice for travelers... i know things can feel a little bit tense or different." even before this new warning, airports all over the u-s were stressing awareness and security. continuing coverage this morning: his family says moe sed left without his medications. he's a student at waterloo west. police say they're following up on leads and they're looking everywhere for him....even outside of waterloo. they say they have entered his information into the national database. if you know anything that can help police -- give them a call. the reward for a missing man from hampton is r

resisted calls to send ground troops to syria. "even as we're vigilant we cannot and we will not succumb terrorists win. we cannot give them the victory of changing how we go about living our lives." the french president will now meet with the german chancellor today, and on thursday, he heads president vladimir putin. this morning, we're waiting to see the latest earnings report from deere. the company will release its fourth quarter results. the wall street journal is reporting this could be the worst year in sales for the entire farming equipment industry since 2009. as soon as we get the deere report this morning -- we'll let you know. several deputies are now on desk duty after an inmate dies. a 50-year-old man died after an incident with deputies in colorado. investigators won't say much about what happened -- only that it's all on video. the man had been arrested for disturbing six deputies are now on restricted duty. they're not allowed to have contact with inmates. the man's family hired a civil rights to fairly investigate themselves. we just cant. we need someone indep

stance he is taking on sending more u.s. troops into iraq and into syria. >>> plus, police descend on a brussels, belgium, neighborhood, searching for people responsible for the paris attacks. it is just one of several overnight raids. good morning, i'm vai sikahema, we continue to follow the latest developments into the investigation into friday's deadly terror attacks in paris. 129 people were killed and separate attacks throughout the city. this morning, security officials say authorities in turkey have arrested more than a dozen isis militants who had exchanged messages with the militant in paris responsible for the deadly attacks. french officials say the attack friday night were masterminded by abdel aimmediate abroad, a belgian with known terror connections. we are learning senior iraqi intelligence officials warn members of the u.s.-led coalition fighting isis of imminent assaults a day before the paris attacks and the french military has carried out air strikes on islamic state positions throughout syria. the french interior minister says police raided 168 locations across the

sunday. activists say a new wave of air strikes have struck syria. the french military says the strikes destroyed a command post and training camp. french president francois hollande says he'll present a bill tomorrow for an extension of a state of emergency in france. it would grant police and the military greater powers of search and arrest and local governments the right to ban demonstrations and impose curfews for another three months. secretary of state is in paris meeting with french officials to go over plans to respond to the attacks and bring an end to the conflict in syria. nbc 10's matt delucia is following the latest developments live from our digital operations center. what can you tell us? >> reporter: let's start with the raids. authorities conducted 128 raids across the country overnight in response to the terrorist attacks in paris. that's in addition to the 150 raids that happened sunday night. the french interior minister said police were making swift progress in their investigation. meanwhile, people in paris continue to mourn and honor the victims of last week's ter

empty handed. and french fighter jets have intensified their raids on isis targets in syria. the french military released video of the bombings. 10 fighter jets struck buildings in the isis stronghold in raqqah. two air france flights that departed last night, one from los angeles, another from washington, were diverted and forced to make emergency landings after someone called in threats against the aircraft. everyone on board made it off safely and the fbi says there's no evidence to suggest either of the threats is credible. >>> germany is on edge following the paris attacks and now a bomb scare of its own. police hanover, germany, canceled a soccer game last night. officers said they has concrete evidence of someone wanting to set off a bomb in the stadium. germany's national team was playing in paris when explosions went off outside the stadium. and soccer fans in england paid tribute to the french terror victims. [ playing l.a. marseillaise ] >> the french national anthem echoed at a soccer game in london last night at wembley. security was tight. the english and french tea

he was with isis in syria and that he perhaps planned this plot from there. instead it now appears he had managed to make his way right to this capital city of france and himself orchestrate those attacks. abdelhamid abaaoud french prosecutors say they believe killed in the raids and another attack on paris foiled. back to you. >> that is keir simmons reporting for us. we are seeing video of the attacks as they happened. surveillance camera was rolling inside a paris restaurant as attackers opened fire. the red circle in the video shows one of the attackers. he was about to shoot one woman but his gun jammed. and the lower house of the french parliament voted to extend a state of emergency for three months. the vote would continue to grant police expanded powers to carry out arrests and searches and restrict the public's movement at certain times. the measure goes to the french senate tomorrow where it's likely to win approval. for updates on the terror in paris, just tap the nbc 10 news app or go to our web site at nbc10.com and keep it here as we continue to gather new details an

the international community, including russia, to step up the campaign against isis in syria. complicating matters this morning the shootdown of a russian warplane near the syria-turkey border by the turkish military. richard engel is in turkey for us monitoring developments. richard, vladimir putin is already lashing out against turkey calling the shootdown a stab in the back. nato has called an emergency meeting. what are you hearing there? >> reporter: well, you have to also ask why the plane was shot down. according to u.s. officials the russian fighter jet did violate turkish airspace. turkey says that is why it fired on the jets, but u.s. officials say that the russian planes only violateled turkish airspace for a matter of seconds. russia says that in no way did they ever threaten turkey, so the question is why did then turkey fire, and it goes back to the complete lack of a cohesive strategy for syria. those planes were on their way to attack a rebel group inside syria that is backed by turkey, and after they violated turkish airspace, it seems that turkey took the op

the russian fighter near its border with syria. one pilot died by ground fire as he parachuted from the crippled plane. syria's army now says it helped russian forces rescue the surviving pilot. russia's defense minister says moscow will send new anti-aircraft missiles to syria. turkey claims the russian plane violated its airspace and ignored repeated warnings, a claim russia denies. >>> investigators say the crew of a u.s. warplane misidentified an afghan hospital and some have been suspended from their duties. officials found the plane crew thought they were attacking a government compound controlled by the taliban. a u.s. army general led the investigation into the mishap. according to a summary of the investigators' report, the crew relied on a physical description of the compound provided by by afghan forces. dozens of civilians were wounded or killed. >>> vice president zwroebd joe in croatia to meet with leaders. his trip comes as tensions are rising over the influx of syrian refugees in the region. biden is expected to discuss the response in the refugee crisis as well as e

identified, one from syria, one from france. the one from france was facing terror charges from 2012. overnight police carried out 150 raids making several arrest, seizing material. also this morning there are a lot of people watching this european stocks opened lower but not as low as many were predicting. families from this area are really counting blessings as they found out their loved ones survived. >> jim spoke to students from our area caught in the bombing outside the french soccer stadium. >> reporter: so many young lives lost, many others deeply impacted by the terror attacks. for three young american college students from our area studying abroad here, quick thinking at the soccer stadium kept them out of danger. for these three millersville university juniors, it began as a light hearted outing to see france play germany. then the first of two unsettling sounds outside the stadium. >> it just didn't seem right. when the explosion went off like we could feel the shaking in our seats. it was frightening at first. then everyone just seemed to go about the game. >> reporter:

>>> on the offensive again. french warplanes took aim at isis targets in syria secretary of state john kerry meets face-to-face with france's president to talk about the terror in paris. >> police call it a drug operation all in the family. you'll hear who tipped off police to an alleged mother and son heroin and marijuana operation. >> cool and dry today, first alert radar shows heavy rain that will be with us later this week as we look at boathouse row. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. we got up to 70 yesterday. >> it was incredible. sunshine, warm. i wanted to sit outside. >> i wanted to not sweat while raking leaves. that didn't happen. it would happen today you wouldn't sweat. meteorologist bill henley is here with his first alert forecast. >> 70-degree heat for you causing a sweat? >> i'm vigorously raking. you got to see me in action. >> never move to florida. that's all i can say. this morning it's a cool start. we're in the 30s and 40s. some spots in the 50s but that's going to cool off. millville at 50. 51 in dover. the co