hashtaghashtag jesuis charlie, i am charlie, it was used 6,300 times a minute this is the global map, but is jesuis charlie a lasting movement or the hashtag of the movement? here is charlie d'agata. >> the show of unity of the victims of the terrorist attacks in france stretched far from the european capitals of madrid, vienna, and london. to istanbul, in beirut and the gaza strip, moscow, to new york city. the message jesuis charlie, i am charlie, a slogan in support of charlie hebdo the french satirical newspaper that mocked islamic terrorists and repeatedly published cartoons of the prophet mohammed, the target of this week's massacre. >> it became the rallying cry of global condemnation of what demonstrators see as a direct attack on the freedom of speech. but they are among 40 world leaders at the main march in paris tonight where some faces in the crowd whose own record of free speech might be called into question themselves. jordan's king abdullah whose government last year sentenced a jerusalem post journalist to jail with hard labor, egypt's foreign minister, a country whic

jesuis charlie, we are charlie. >> it is -- what michael was saying people's movements. that spontaneous sort of display. >> since wednesday night. >> i have gone into place de la republique since then and there been people there lighting candles and singing the french anthem and maintaining some sort of vigil. what we have seen is a more organized event, that it is really driven and guided and pushed by the people of paris. it came from the bottom up as opposed from the top down. quick it started -- >> it started with 35,000 people on wednesday. >> and the viral hashtag. social media playing a very important task these days. >> social media is part of the story on both sides not only in terms of what it means for french unity but also what it has meant in terms of growth of islamic radicalization. and social media is -- no doubt the connection to the world is given friends the ability to be in the spotlight today around the world and the chance for lots of other people to think about using it. >> and the hashtag swishy -- and the hashtag jesuischarlie. >> so many americ

a number of people gathering holding those jesuis charlie signs. standing in solidarity with charlie hebdo. we also heard from several political cartoonists. this is reuben openheimer. clearly eluding to the 9/11 attacks but using pencils for the towers. and another from bankcies associate social media account. it reads yesterday, today, tomorrow, showing here with the sharpened pencil, once again, that created, and provocative voices cannot be silenced by today's deadly attack. we're posting ktvu.com with the very latest updates from france. you will also find slight pictures from all around the world. >>> we have new video showing the damage done to an undercover police vehicle in san francisco tonight. the officers were in a ford taurus. one of the officers was injured. the crash took place near chestnut and montgomery on the north side of telegraph hill. police tell us the suspects are car burglary suspects. witnesses say they broke the windows of a jeep. two people were arrested, however, police are still looking for the suspect's car. >>> now

a weeping saying jesuis charlie after killing the satirical newspaper on january 7th. sparked more overseas violence. people calling all day to reserve copies. one man drove from sacramento this afternoon. >> most of the people who want it are not french. they're not french people. just the souvenir of that awful event that happened. >> the newspaper sells smoke signals for $11.95. some copies going for more than $100 on ebay. >>> no bombs found on planes after two threats today. police bomb and dog teams searched two planes at hartsfield-jackson airport in atlanta. two twitter threats of the plane. milwaukee and a delta airlines flight from portland. the military dispatch two f-16 fighter jets to shadow the planes until they arrive safely at the airport. >>> two waves at the pacific ocean. came crashing down today keeping most people out of the water. coast guard made sure beach goers were safe and a high surf advisory from sonoma county to big sur and lasts through the weekend. two sets of waves can stack up in these conditions making them extra dangerous. in santa c

. >> you can see more of the cartoons from around the world by searching hash tag jesuis charlie, on twitter. >>> happening today, the viewing for west chester university senior shane montgomery. loved ones are invited to saint john the baptist church in manayunk for 5:00 until 9:00 tonight. a second viewing is set for tomorrow before the funeral pennsylvania mass at 10:00 a.m. search teams gathered at the church after he went missing from kildares irish pub thanksgiving morning. his body was pull from the schuylkill river saturday. >>> now just a horrifying act of animal cruelty somebody shot this female pit bull terrier mix in the chest. a concern citizen brought the seven month-old puppy to glenn more veterinary hospital late last month. we are told she's least covering in the protective foster home. chester county spca asking for the public's help. the the pennsylvania state police also investigating. >>> still ahead, on "eyewitness news", president obama is sparking controversy in arizona this morning. why some are saying the command inner chief choice in hotels is offensive. we

one of them along with hashtag jesuis charlie. there were a lot of other slogans for this march. there were many other slogans and people like knowledge -- acknowledge they have differences. they have been meeting people they have never met before as they have gone on the march. they have been having these incident conversations. some have occurred in fronts ourcam here where people have come up and introduced each other. suddenly they arinae en engaged in a conversation about what they think might be the way forward. of course there has been some dissentence as well. it will be unrealistic to imagine that the solidarity was complete. about following a march where benjamin netanyahu was president at the head of that march, thoroughfare -- for obvious reasons. at least for today, people have suspended their animosity and realized solidarity is the key thing to show but of course amid all of this euphoria you have had the meeting of the interior ministers and you know one result of all of this may be a further clamping down on freedom of the internet of movement. so this day is com

charlie." i'm sure you saw a lot of pencil pencils. people talking about the right for journalists to express themselves and freedom of speech. speech. >> that's right, brianna, many memorials around town you'll see flowers and notes and signs "jesuis charlie." "i am charlie." you see pens pencils, a tribute to the cartoonists in charlie hebdo. one thing i can tell from taking part in social media is that so many people from around the world, even if they weren't physically here they were sending their signs, their voices of support we're hearing 3.7 people rallied across france. what does that unity rally today mean long term? we want to ask this with our cnn global affairs analyst bobby goern who is also managing editor of quarts political commentator buck sexton, a former cia counterterrorism analyst and joining me in paris right next to me boston college professor of political science jonathan lawrence he's author of "the emancipation of europe's muslims." jonathan the simplest question i c

charlie i am charlie. #s beyond i am charlie. i am jewish. and also the police officer, a muslim who was gunned down on the day of the charlie hebdo massacre. but, you know as people graham with all of this greta, another line that's come out from authorities, a philosophical line is that civilians here in this country were attacked by other citizens who are at war in a country at peace. and that is what is settling in to people. people's minds tonight greta. >> amy, thank you. and before french police killed three terrorist suspects in that dramatic shootout. chaos and fears spread through paris as gunfire erupted in two public places. kosher grossry store and local printing plant. here is how it all unfolded. >> it is now 26 minutes after the top of the hour. we are obviously starting "fox & friends first" early. >> french counter terrorist special forces have a ring of steel surrounding these two individuals according to authorities. we are getting reports of a violent exchange of gunfire. >> there are

charlie. >> after not showing up after the sunday rally in paris. more than 40 world leaders marching arm in arm while president obama stayed home. doug luzader has more after the fallout. >> the president would like to take a mulligan on this. the his decision to steer clear of the rally brought a rare admission from the white house yesterday. what we saw take place on sunday was extraordinary. you mentioned the show of the local unity about 40 world leaders were there some marching arm in arm. this was an event that drew together both israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and mahmoud abbas. no top ranking u.s. official took part even though u.s. attorney general eric holder was in paris at the time. here with the administration's maya cull paw. >> we should have sent someone with higher profile to be there. if circumstances were different i think the president himself would have liked to have the opportunity to be there. >> had the circumstances been different that may have been a reference to the president's security requirements. initially t

charlie i am charlie. #s beyond i am charlie. i am jewish. and also the police officer, a muslim who was gunned down on the day of the charlie hebdo massacre. but, you know as people graham with all of this greta, another line that's come out from authorities, a philosophical line is that civilians here in this country were attacked by other citizens who are at war in a country at peace. and that is what is settling in to people. people's minds tonight greta. >> amy, thank you. and before french police killed three terrorist suspects in that dramatic shootout. chaos and fears spread through paris as gunfire erupted in two public places. kosher grossry store and local printing plant. here is how it all unfolded. >> it is now 26 minutes after the top of the hour. we are obviously & friends first" early. >> french counter terrorist special forces have a ring of steel surrounding these two individuals according to authorities. we are getting reports of a violent exchange of gunfire. >> there are reports now th

charlie hashtag. and paris is charlie were lit up and projected across the ark to triumph. thank you for joining us. we hope you have a safe and peaceful weekend where ever you are around the world. "ac360" begins now. >>> good evening. it is 8:00 p.m. in new york on the east coast. 2:00 a.m. in paris. a manhunt, reached a bloody climax earlier in a pair of hostage takings and a manhunt once again. bottom line, the terror that gripped this city and all of france is not over yet. two brothers wanted in the killings of two people charlie hebdo, just a couple of blocks from where i'm standing dead after killing and taking print hostages on the

if would you like to see more cartoon from around the world just go to twitter and search hash tag, jesuis charlie. >>> the viewing for west chester university senior shane montgomery is tonight. loved ones are invited to saint john the baptist church in manayunk from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. second viewing is set for tomorrow before the funeral mass at 10:00 a.m. search teams gathered at the church after he went missing on his way home from kildares irish pub thanksgiving morning. his body was pull from the schuylkill river on saturday. >>> a preliminary hearing is scheduled this afternoon for donna krupp the montgomery county woman charged with setting her neighbors home on fire last month. pennsylvania state police blamed limerick township police detective ernie morris for her son's incarceration on unrelated charges. this fire destroyed that detective's home and killed a family cat. >>> protesters are demanding absing following a deadly police involved shooting in cumberland county new jersey. the group marched through the streets of bridgeton, they are angry over the death of 36 year-old jer

cartoons from around the world just h op on twitter and search the hash tag jesuis charlie. >>> happening today viewing for west chester university senior shane montgomery will take place. loved ones are invited to saint john the baptist in manayunk from 5:00 to 9:00 tonight. second viewing is set for tomorrow before the funeral mass starts at 10:00 in the morning. search teams gathered at the church after he went missing on his waste home from kildare's irish pub thanksgiving morning. the his body was pulled from the schuylkill river on saturday. >>> priest limb nature i hearing is scheduled for donna krupp the montgomery county woman charged with setting her neighbor's home on fire last month. pennsylvania state police say that she blamed limerick township police detective ernie morris for her son's incarceration on unrelated charges. the fire destroyed the detective's home and killed the family cat. >>> well burglars in bucks county make off with very pricey items we will have latest on the search for the suspect. >>> car seats, ovens and more high tech, we will look at gadget that cou

charlie. we are france. that's one of the ones i am able to read from here. i'm going to let our viewers listen in but people are breaking out in spontaneous applause. why are you applauding? because? okay. so it's a way of just essentially showing respect, showing respect for the victims of the attacks, but also as a way to say after the minute of silence this is how we acknowledge that we are not just going through a moment of reflection but a moment of defiance. to show all of those who want to trample over the values of the republic of france that we are still very much defiance. this is the scene here from the place de la national. just moments ago jake and christian, christian christiane there was a spontaneous rendition of the national anthem and applause after that. that's the scene why where we are. back to you guys. >> we have also had spontaneous renditions of the national anthem and people clapping. i'm about to fall off the box. and actually there was a huge applause when it looke

charlie 3 million copies sol out before 8am. >>> meantime youtube video of a terror suspect's sister is gaining a lot of attention. >> her brother the gunman involved in the market shooting and what she's doing may come as surprise. she's a dance teacher but it's not ballet or hiphop. she actually teaches twerking. the new york post reports the 39-year-old booty therapy classes cost $350 for a 20 minute session. a show in the 1990's featured her using dance to combat racism in france. the family has released a statement after the shooting saying they quote condemned the acts of terrorism and that family members do not share extremist ideas. >>> chaos erupts in a car wash when a driver doesn't stop and plows right through. >> she was like stop, stop, stop the last second she just had to jump out of the way. >> why the driver just couldn't slow down. >>> and incredibly generous tipper which i'll tell you about in a second. scott? >> coming up we're talking about a system that could impact a part of the weekend much lucy? >> all right. you want to know about that tip err don't you? i kn

front cover shows a sign like this one, eating jesuis charlie, and word all is forgiven. editorial read quote for one week now charlie the magazine has been performing more miracles than all of the saints and pro phets combined. one of which is most proud you have in your hand the same magazine we have already public. whatever message yet another controversial cover send the reaction to it has been mixed. >> i know that they are probably publishing this to send a message to terrorist and to say that look we are not going to be intimidated but that is fine but at the same time it would be nice if they had shown sensitivity you know be more sensitive to the feelings of muslim. >> reporter: many of whom marched denouncing the the attack and at least one of whom a police officer is dead as a result of that. andrew spencer cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> both black boxes are out of the wreckage of air asia flight 8501 and in the hand of the investigators. they may reveal what made the plane go down and voids recorder could tell us y final report though will take months. >>> searc

at nearly 80,000 tweets per minute with the jesuis charlie hashtag. and paris is charlie were lit up and projected across the ark to triumph. thank you for joining us. we hope you have a safe and peaceful weekend where ever you are around the world. "ac360" begins now. >>> good evening. it is 8:00 p.m. in new york on the east coast. 2:00 a.m. in paris. a manhunt, reached a bloody climax earlier in a pair of hostage takings and a manhunt once again. bottom line, the terror that gripped this city and all of france is not over yet. two brothers wanted in the killings of two people charlie hebdo, just a couple of blocks from where i'm standing dead after killing and taking print hostages on the right. amedy is dead and hayat is at large. all members of the same terror cell. a police spokesman went in the supermarket where two hostages are killed. frankly, it's hard to imagine how it's possible that she actually slipped away giving the huge numbers of police around there. the police union official who said she may have slipped away but frankly, they don't

>>:reporter: the cover features my comment shedding a tear and holding a sign that reads jesuis charlie.. the cover is of a lot had lined with which translates into all is forgiven. the french satirical magazine surviving columnist says the cover is a call to forgive the terrorist who murdered her colleagues last week. a record 3 million copies have been printed in 16 different languages. a huge jump from their normal circulation of 60,000 copies. darya folsom: in making national news this morning at least one person is dead after a problem with the subway system in washington d.c.. it filled with smoke in a station near downtown washington. and andrew spencer choses investigators are still trying to figure out exactly what happened >>:reporter: a passenger car recorded this video as small smoke started.. >>: the small cave from one of the tunnels were the train as stop molding. moving... >>:reporter: the national transportation safety board says the smoke is being created by electricity. >>: the train did not derail the was no fire on the train. laws involving the third rail and the su

after "charlie hebdo's" first magazine published since the terrorist attack on its staff. the cover depicted a crying prophet muhammad on the cover holding a sign saying "jesuis." the first copies sold out, a total of 7 million will be printed while many of the protests in response remain peaceful anger across the islamic world is palpable. in algeria, protest turned into clashes with police and some burned churches and bibles in the country's capital. many of the protests came with warnings from pakistan's interior minister the depictions of the prophet in the name of free expression is adding fuel to the spate of terrorism. that's a ridiculous criticism, says "charlie hebdo's" editor-in-chief editor-in-chief. >> translator: every time that we draw a cartoon of the prophet, of god, we defend the freedom of religion. we declare that god must not be political or public figure. he must be a private figure. we defend the freedom of religion. >> reporter: a division of culture, religion and politics in an increasingly smaller, more globalized world. cnn's kyung lah, los angele

others are turning to #jesuis of an officer who was killed in the attack. the officer's brother says do not confuse muslims with extremists. the brother said the officer embraced the responsibility of being a police officer and taking care of his family. my panel now back with me. and i want to bring in samuel to talk a little bit about the situation there in france and how some people assimilate to new cultures. others struggle to do so. and you're seeing that more so in france than other nations. with immigrants. why is that? >> well actually there is obviously a problem in france about not only about immigration but i would be more tempted to speak about integration. france has tried very bravely to cut communism with its history with colony and according to its urban policy that basically puts some -- some blocks some rings, all around the main cities of france we have created some suburbs that basically belong to some communities, whether it be moroccan moroccan, tunisian therefore, i would say that the community management of immigration in france unf

this tweet reads, i am not charlie. ano, ma'am i am ahmed, the dead cop and i died defending his right to do so. and includes the hashtag, jesuis ahmed, meaning i am ahmed. this on twitter, made a big statement. i reads this is not a religion. but this tweet read so much about a man who lost his life so others can speak freely. mercy, ahmed. thank you. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> jesuis ahmed. there's a lot more to tell you about. a lot more in the next hour. the new yorker of the magazine the next issue. powerful statement standing in solidarity with the people here in france. and slain writers and caricaturist. the new yorker eiffel tower with a pencil on the top. our coverage continues for the next hour. we'll take a short break and be right back. here's your invoice, ladies. a few stops later, and it looks like big ollie is on the mend. it might not seem that glamorous having an old pickup truck for an office... or filling your days looking down the south end of a heifer but...i wouldn't have it any other way. lo