kerry: sharon, thank you. the accused gunman in the deadly shooting at a planned parenthood in colorado made his first court appearance today. the judge ordered him to be held without bond. the 57-year-old allegedly opened fire at the colorado springs clinic on friday killing a university of colorado police officer, two civilians and injuring nine others. he will be charged with first-degree murder next week. >> joining us live in the studio, we have tony herbert. thanks for being with us. you're somebody who has fought for stricter gun laws in the new york area. i want to read a portion of what president obama had to say after the shooting on friday. he said we see these mass shootings time and again. enough is enough. what will it take for gun laws to change? >> the president has a quagmire. the congress isn't doing anything. they're afraid of the nra. that's in new york. our officials can step up. if you carry a gun, you go to jail for 10 years minimum. kerry: this was a planned parenthood site in colorado.

kerry: thank you. robert: we are learning more this morning about the fate of those two russian pilots whose plane was shot down over turkey. russia's ambassador to france as one of the was wounded and killed on the ground by jihadists. the other managed to escape and is safe. turkey says it shot down a violated its airspace and ignored repeated warnings, but they insisted was in syrian airspace. >> the brother of the one in that attacks, salah abdelslam shares the pain of the victims' families and wishes he and his family could have done some thing to prevent the attack. his other brother is suspected mastermind of the terrorist attack that manage to. police. his other brother. himself up in front of a cafe. attacks. >> back open in brussels, a massive security crackdown after those attacks in paris but the belgian capital, at the highest alert level. kerry: more protests expected in chicago following the release of a video showing a white police officer shooting a black teenager. robert: hundreds of

kerry: 6:04 right now. wednesday before thanksive going which means it is a hectic day for travelers. robert: millions home from the holiday. louisiana -- laguardia airport. >> you're going to notice obvious changes at airport today. people who sign up for that tsa check, you're not going to get a chance today because there's an amplified security. more police here at the airport. we saw some really long lines jus a little while ago. let's show you that video that stretched all the way down this hallway past a couple of strawngts. past the bathrooms waiting to get through that check point. the line has sense died dun and people don't mind for that added security presence. because they just want to stay safe. greeted at march airports this holiday season. the state department issued a worldwide travel alert warning threat of terrorism is real as terrorist groups continue to plan attacks in multiple areas. state department urging americans to be cautious. don't restrict travel or movements but given heightene

watch good day new york at 6:15 a.m. >> kerry: thanks dennis. in the aftermath of the attack in france the u.s. is looking syria. especially refugees from that country. >> juliet: authorities are looking to see if they entered europe as asylum-seekers from could cause problems from the open-door policy. top aides to the obama administration is not in 10000 syrian refugees within the next year. they call it a thorough vetting process but there are lawmakers who said that process is not really a vetting process because we can't get proper information from the syrians. it is taking a huge risk. >> a rope bus that in of refugees is untrue. there is no vetting, there are no databases in syria. we do not know who these people are. when you meet with people doing the vetting they tell you that. they are rolling the dice here in terrace with these refugees. >> democratic senator is also speaking out same as a country we cannot be too careful. the terror attacks are reshaping the race for the white house in a lot of ways. >> kerry: during the democratic

kerry: i am kerry drew. it is 4:30 on wednesday nov. twenty-fifth, also known as the birthday of robert moses. >> 31 years ago today my mom brought me into the world. kerry: last year was the big one. >> the next one is 40. kerry: what should we give him? >> meteorologist: a hard time is usually -- carries that different from 30, 29, 28, 27. robert: breaking the mold here. kerry: good weather. >> meteorologist: pretty good for us, getting better, a little better than we have. high temperatures coming up, good morning to you. checking out temperatures as it stands, mostly 20s and 30s. even montauk sitting at 30 morning, 39 at central park, 35 in newark, 22 in poughkeepsie, 26 in allentown, bridgeport checked in at 32. temperatures generally speaking warming up except montauk, they drop down 7 degrees, it took a longer, it is there. generally it should be warming up, that is the trend overall in the tristate, sky looks good, mainly clear sky right now, that is what we will see for the majority of the day, a big travel day, a lot of folks

. >> kerry: we will see how the our area. >> juliet: good morning everyone i am juliet. >> kerry: it is 5:00 a.m. on november 16. it is a rough weekend but we did have light on saturday afternoon. then and his wife had a baby. they did not name him julian. he was born at 2:17 p.m. on saturday, 9 pounds 4 ounces. audrey, big baby. huge congratulations to them both. >> juliet: helix sleep deprived. >> kerry: we are starting up monday with good news, temperatures will be above average for this time of year making for a very comfortable start to the week. it is 52 degrees right now, the 40s in belmar, cooler north and west with readings in the 30s. thirty-five up as kinski, across northern sections of new jersey we have readings in the 40s. we are in the 30s that sussex. we'll have mild temperatures across the area this morning and that will set us up for a very mild afternoon. our readings will be in the 60s, above average for this time of year. it will be a manly clear skies, high pressure is in control bringing dry weather from the great lakes to new england and down toward mid atlant

secretary kerry is there, he made his remarks last night outside the u.s. embassy. he said france is the united states's oldest ally. they are family. and after the blood shed waged by isis friday night he says the world is mourning with this family. secretary kerry is there when emotions are still so raw throughout the city at least 129 people were killed when a group of gun wielding attackers and suicide bombers hit six locations around the city. >> they pillaged and call it the will of god, they are in fact psychopathic monsters and there is nothing, nothing civilized about them. >> officials have identified some of the seven attackers killed during friday's wave of violence. the believed mastermind is still at large. coming up in the next half hour we'll look at some of the safety precautions taken around paris and secretary of state kerry finished his remarks and we'll have that for you coming up as well. katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >>> 4:33. some french students at rider university have bittersweet emotions celebrating a soccer victory but aware of what's happ

to kerry attaching a horrifying rationale to the hebdo attacks. complete with a president who cannot keep up with a world moving much faster than his turjid rhetoric and rationalizations of reality he wants so desperately believe to he can shape as he becomes less relevant by the day. white house press secretary josh earnest actually called on the media to please spend as much time focusing on the president's actions as what he says. that's impossible. his ceaseless stream of thousands of words swamp by a vast margin his few and feeble actions. no fair apportionment of the kind ernest urges is possible. dismissing the dead, the wounded, president obama proclaims the islamic state to be contained and strategy to be the right one, and his majordomo, secretary kerry goes about business insisting the strategy not only exists but is kerry insists working, but if not working right now, it will one day work, and in so saying implores us all to join in what the obamaites label strategic patience. the sad truth is there was never the former, and the latter

tried toretary kerry clean up his comments in washington today. sec. kerry: religion, ideology, politics, economic is advantage, or personal edition that justifies the slaughter of unarmed civilians. the bombing of public pieces or indiscriminate violence toward innocent men, women, and children in such atrocities can never be rationalized, and we can never allow them to be rationalized. barack obama and john kerry have been getting hammered for these comments. in obama's case, for being too partisan, and in kerry's case, for being too sloppy with his words. what are they actually creating problems for in the democratic party, and if so, what kind of problems? mark: they are crating problems for themselves with republicans. the are creating problems for democrats. it's harder for democrats to associate themselves with the administration's substantive policies on refugees and combating isis when they are engaged in behavior that is their hallmark. president obama being partisan, he sometimes is. acknowledge he is showing his frustration. john kerry has

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kerry is also expected to meet with other top french officials throughout the day. this morning, kerry said the "with lebanon's attacks, with what's happened in egypt, with ankara, turkey, with the attacks now in paris, we have to step up our efforts to hit them at the core where they're planning thse things. " president hollande is scheduled to meet with president obama next week in washington. following the isis attacks overseas, governor terry branstad has ordered all state agencies to stop any future efforts to resettle syrian refugees in n iowow. this comes after several u-s governors pledged to keep syrian refugees out of their states completely, for fear that members of isis cld sneak in with thhm. he called the isis threat a "serious situation," and asked the federal government to work with the state of iowa. iowa city police officers say anordinance tht keeps undeage drinkers out of bars is under the age of 21 from being inside most bars after 10 p-m. and police say they no longer see bus loads of people traveling to iowa city to party. buuthe law is not a

john kerry: don't mistake what these attacks represent. this is not a clash of civilizations, these terrorists have declared war against all civilization. nikole: kerry expressing solidarity with france holding talks this morning with french president francois hollande. francois hollande: syria has become the largest factory of terrorism has known. nikole: speaking before parliament, hollande vowed to build a united coalition to defeat isis. this as french officials identified the suspected mastermind of the attacks and launched a fresh round of airstrikes targeting the group's syrian stronghold. the terror group now apparently setting its' sights on the u.s., issuing a threat in a new video. president obama arriving in the phillipines under tight security. following a global summit in turkey. president barack obama: we'll do what is required to keep the american people safe. nikole: in that video, isis claims that it will carry out an attack here in the nations' capital. city leaders are beefing up security in response. in washington, i'm

today the scrutiny is on language used by president obama and john kerry. first, the president in the philippines today, charges that he was a little too partisan with republicans trying to halt the flow of syrian refugees in the u.s. pres. obama: these are the same folks that often times suggest they are so tough that just talking to putin or staring down isil or using additional rhetoric is going to solve the problems. apparently they are scared of widows and orphans coming in to the united states of america as part of our tradition of compassion. first they were worried about the press being too tough on them during the debate. now they are worried about three-year-old orphans. that doesn't sound very tough to me. mark: then there was john kerry, who at the american embassy in paris, got into a little trouble for saying the terrorists who attacked charlie hebdo had a "rationale" for that violence. sec. kerry: there is something different about what happened from charlie hebdo, and i think everyone would feel that. there was a sort of particularized focus

we can see secretary of state john kerry leaving. investigators continue to track both responsible and the city continues to mourn after the terrorist attacks and friday. here's the latest on the investigation for the sec night in a row, french jets attacked isis targets in syria. isis released a new video threatening to attack america in washington and a manhunt continues for the two suspected terrorists. one is believed to have been the mastermind before the paris attack. rather behind the paris attack. the others spblt suspected of providing logistical support t. paris attacks heeded opposition to president obama's plan to resettle immigrants in this country. more than 20 governors say they won't allow syrian refugees in their state. some lawmakers want to hold up a bill to fund the federal government unless the plan is withdrawn. >>> a new report by the u.s. house homeland security committee shows more than 250 americans have joined or attempted to join isis. win in four recruits are from minnesota. why the area is brown for tent

thank you all very much. >> john kerry speaking there. he said it's important to step up the efforts to hit them at the core where they are planning these attacks. he said the level of cooperation between international communities could not be higher and they said they will feel pressure in the next few weeks. there is a clear strategy in place he said and paris which knows how to rebound will do so. that there john kerry speaking after his conversation with president hollande. let's remind you of the headlines. the united states and russia answer the call to get behind the effort to detroy isis as u.s. secretary of state john kerry arrives in paris. >> we'll find them and punish them. moscow must ramp up air strikes in syria after confirming terrorists did bomb a passenger jet over egypt's sinai peninsula. >> tensions in the middle east mount. the energy sector leading higher in europe after a sharp rally in asia. >> vw pays the price for its emission scandals after auto sales slip in the month of october. also losing market share to riv

he's having the meeting with secretary of state kerry. the vice president now we know will also attend this appearance in the roosevelt room. it's going to be covered by pool, so it's not going to be the entire press corps, just a small number. but this is clearly a big announcement. what could it be? well, there's been speculation about a number of different things. the keystone pipeline decision is something that we've been expecting for several weeks now. the white house hasn't given a lot of guidance about when that would happen. remember, just about a week ago in canada there were press reports that that decision was imminent, that didn't happen -- >> michelle -- >> it's possible it could happen today. >> in fact, we are getting word that is exactly what will be announced at the white house at 11:45 today. >> reporter: got it. >> secretary of state john kerry at the white house right now. a state department reporter has the information on what is coming. a rejection apparently of the keystone xl oil pipeline. elise, what do you know?

john kerry talking about ezra schwartz. jc: and a warning about toys son, the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. that's my boy! fill your cart with everything you need this s eason, jc: another look at 128. this is typically a busy travel day for massachusetts and it has only been made worse by an accident that have produced plays on the northbound side near the route nine exit. phil: more violence in the west bank as secretary of state john kerry is there for meetings with israeli and palestinian leaders. violence in the region has ike incident number and has not let up. 18 from israel was killed last week and kerry spoke about the challenges. secretary kerry: this is a difficult time. we know that. when citizens can be murdered like ezra schwartz, a citizen of massachusetts, driving in a car , on a mission to learn and share. civilized people and we all have a respo

secretary of state john kerry. it looks as if he is going to step up to the microphones and address the assembled media there. >> i expressed the condolences of president obama and the united states to the president and thanked him for the extraordinary response of the french people, the courage that they have exhibited. we talked about the significants steps that we believe we can take together in a number of different areas to increase our efforts and be more effective even against d.a.e.s.h., and we already are doing that. francois hollande will be visiting washington in a week. the pretties will meet and we will have further discussions. we're absolutely committed to investigating the issues. my sense is that everybody understands that with lebanon's attacks, with what's happened in egypt, with ancheror, turkey, and the attacks now in paris, we have to step up our efforts to hit them at the core where they're planning these things and also, obviously, to do more on borders and in terms of the movement of people

that is the problem with kerry's remarks. but the freedom for him to say it in paris to these people who just suffered another horrible -- massacre. charles: right. >> is shocking, and it tells you the frame of mind -- well, after all he speaks french. that should be enough; right? he should resign, this should show the american people the void -- the void of soul of this administration and the american left and the left worldwide. charles: juayou know, pete, our country is built on the constitution, and it starts on the freedom of the press and, again, what happened with charlie hebdo, you know, these guys do cartoons, they do political cartoons, anyone's a potential target. it's just really appalling because it feels like this sets up freedom of speech as an easier target now for would be terrorists in those that hate the west. >> again, i'm not equating what's happening on campus right now to terrorists but aren't we already seeing that? we're seeing the first amendment under assault ideological. it's not through violence,

we can see secretary of state john kerry leaving. investigators continue to track both responsible and the city terrorist attacks and friday. here's the latest on the investigation for the sec night in a row, french jets attacked isis targets in syria. isis released a new video threatening to attack america in washington and a manhunt continues for the two suspected terrorists. one is believed to have been the mastermind before the paris attack. rather behind the paris attack. the others spblt suspected of providing logistical support t. paris attacks heeded opposition to president obama's plan to resettle immigrants in this country. more than 20 governors say they won't allow syrian refugees in their state. some lawmakers want to hold up a bill to fund the federal government unless the plan is withdrawn. >>> a new report by the u.s. house homeland security committee shows more than 250 americans have joined or attempted to join isis. win in four recruits are from minnesota. why the area is brown for potential members. >> reporter: t

>> kerry, thank you very much. much more in the paris terror attacks on our website including new information on how the terror suspects used video game con soles to communicate. head to nbcnewyork.com for more on that. >>> 5:34 right now. time for weather and traffic on the 4ed. checking in with chris first, hey, chris. >> good morning, guys. big chill in the city. low 50s. low 40s this morning. suburbs down in the 30s. crisp, chilly air stays in place despite the fact that we have sunshine today. right now we're starting out in the low 40ed in town. 30s in a lot of the suburbs. nice, clear sky. for the most part we hold on to that. sunshine throughout the day with high clouds. high temperature of around 50. we have rain down the road. we'll get to that in a little bit. speaking of roads with our eyes on it, here's emily west. >> we have a lot of late day rail work. you are set right here. live look between 71st through 79th. looks like it has moved on so hopefully things are starting to clear up. you will find a

we can see secretary of state john kerry leaving. investigators continue to track both responsible and the city continues to mourn after the terrorist attacks and friday. here's the latest on the investigation for the sec night in a row, french jets attacked isis targets in syria. isis released a new video threatening to attack america in washington and a manhunt continues for the two suspected terrorists. one is believed to have been the mastermind before the paris attack. rather behind the paris attack. the others spblt suspected of providing logistical support t. paris attacks heeded opposition to president obama's plan to resettle immigrants in this country. more than 20 governors say they some lawmakers want to hold up a bill to fund the federal government unless the plan is withdrawn. >>> a new report by the u.s. house homeland security committee shows more than 250 americans have joined or attempted to join isis. win in four recruits are from minnesota. why the area is brown for potential members. >> reporter: they own a safar

. >>> john kerry is walking back a comment that just stunned a lot of people. the terror attacks just happened in france. the terror attacks just happened in january. what he was saying in ones in january kind of had a rationale. i think senator john mccain doesn't agree but we'll ask him because he's next. the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned every day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millions of others. as a health services and innovation company optum powers modern healthcare by connecting every part of it. so while the world keeps searching for healthier we're here to make healthier happen. you can't breathed. through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. a mouthbreather! how can anyone sleep like that? well, just put on a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. b

sot - kerry we are doing enormous amount with homeland security to prevent at from happening.washington is always a target, new york, big public events- jojo kerry meeting with the french president in paris today. french involvement in the fight against isis is now intensifiewith more airstrikes sot - kerry the level of cooperation could not be higher, in france, the us embassy lit in the french colors? while back at home- the us senate expressed its solidarity. nats--"moment of silence" megan hughes tag: kerry says president obama will be meeting with the french president in washington next week. megan hughes abc news, washington. " tim: russian intelligence experts say it was a terrorist bomb that brought down a passenger jet over egypt last month killing 224 people on board today , the country's security chief found traces of debris. bomb contained more than two pounds of t-n-t, causing the jetliner to break apart in mid-air. we concur there that brought it privy to their investigative information. isis has taken claiming it was paybk for russia's bombing campaign in syria.. presiden

secretary of state john kerry just arrived in paris this morning. he is meeting with the president. we are told they'll discuss their efforts to defeat isis. this meeting comes one day after president barack obama pledged his full support. with the u.s. embassy in paris lit up in the colors of the french flag, secretary secretary of state second -- secretary of state kerry pledged to hon stand by france. >> we don't have the power to bring them back so we must do instead what is within our power. and that begins with the sense of fierce solidarity among good and decent people everywhere. >> reporter: kerry's visit comes as france intensified attacks against isis militants responsible for the carnage. overnight, the french military reportedly dropped more than a dozen bombs on syria, destroying a command center in raqqa. france has joined the u.s. to join an international coalition along with russia against isis. >> i just believe that it would be exceptionally difficult to convince the russians to abandon assad and i think it would be harder to convince the assad government and the

>> chris, secretary kerry wrapped up about a half hour ago. he was briefed. he did not take questions but did reaffirm the united states commitment to supporting its oldest ally. here's video of him being greeted by french president francois hollande. secretary kerry expressed con condolences of the people of the united states and the two spoke about the steps they will take to continue to counter isis. already this morning the french military has carried out more air strikes over a stronghold in syria, here's secretary kerry's comments on what more that be done over theá on for now reporting live, katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >> thanks. a lot to follow this morning. president obama meantime is defending his military strategy in battling isis. yesterday the president vowed more air strikes in response to the attacks in paris. but he said he is not sending more ground troops to fight. the president also bristled at suggestions that his strategy isn't doing enough. >> it's 5:04. given the events in parisnd a threats from isis expect to see tighter security meas

john kerry is in the countr pledge u-s support. we'll have the latest from paris. in the bay area, the f-b-i preparing for the worst... just a matter of months, sur bowl 50 is in town, and they need to keep everyone safe. they're ramping up security. and deputies caught on came beating a suspected car thi. say they're getting death threats. more on the investigation into the shoc video. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 ,,,, >> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. cities around the country. >>> doctors in new york are reporting a remarkable achievement. the most expensive face transplant in history. dr. max gomez of our new york station wcbs shows us the life-changing procedure. >> reporter: it was a routine fire if there ever is such a thing in mississippi back in september 2001. that's when volunteer fire fighter patrick hortisan suffered third degree burns over his head and chest. 14 years later, he found himself in new york waiting for the most expensive face transplant attempted. >> working hard every day

kerry is in paris paying his respects to the victims of friday's attacks. meeting the french president francois hollande kerry called for countries to hit isil at its core. he added a ceasefire is possible but could be weeks away. there has been another round of strikes in raqqa, and france has made an unprecedented demand that its european union allies support its campaign against isil. fellow states are under no obligation to actually offer assistance. from paris jonah hull reports. >> reporter: as the immediate impact recedes, a strategy of vengeance and france hopes deterrence begins to take shape. u.s. secretary of state john kerry met with french president francois hollande to describe a grand coalition against isil or daesh. >> we have to step up our efforts to hit them at the core where they are planning these things, and also obviously to do more on boarders in terms of the movement of people. but the level of cooperation could not be higher. we have agreed to exchange more information and i'm convinced that over the course of the next weeks, daesh

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developing overnight secretary of state john kerry and france's president talking strategy and more raids and air strikes are being carried out. >> this is to be prudent to make sure a terrorist element is not in the country. >> fleeing war are not welcome in the state. >>> it was a bomb, the kremlin confirming what caused the jet to crash in the skies of egypt. >> severe storms moving across texas right now, tornados threatens the plains as snow piles up in the rockies. ♪ secretary of state john kerry is in paris today promising to offer more help to france as both nations vow to stop i.s.i.l. and this morning france is demanding more military help from the european union. welcome to your world this morning i'm stephanie sy. >> i'm del walters and kerry sitting down with the president francois hollande in paris and two key suspects and the master mind of attacks still at large. al jazeera's adam has more. >> reporter: with an international manhunt for the suspects underway secretary of state john kerry met today with french president francois hollande here in paris. promising solidarit

live now to jerusalem because john kerry there. mr kerry is trying to take the heat out of the current situation between the israelis and the palestinians, the inevitable warm shake there. -- thank you for welcoming me here. for me i am pleased to be back in jerusalem, pleased to be back in israel. though i come at a time that, as the prim minister has just said, is very troubled. clearly no people anywhere should live with daily violence, with attacks in the streets, with knives or scissors or cars, and it is very clear to us that the terrorism, these acts of terrorism taking place, deserve the condemnation that they are receiving and today i expressed my complete condemnation for any act of terror that takes innocent lives and disrupts the day-to-day life of a nation. israel has every right in the world to defend itself. it has an obligation to defend itself. it will and it is. our thoughts and prayers are with innocent people who have been hurt in this process. i know that yesterday a soldier was killed in the mehenday market, j

obama meets with john kerry in the oval office. the administration will reject the keystone xl oil pipeline. this comes days after the administration rejected a request by transcanada to delay a decision on its application for the pipeline. presumably, both are related and we will have live coverage of the residents statement when it happens right here on bloomberg market. russia is stopping airline service to egypt while the crash of a russian airliner is investigated. president vladimir off on the decision today. the plaintiff crashed saturday in egypt, pieces of wreckage are being checked for traces of explosives. weather may have been a factor in a bus crash killed in arkansas last night. it was still foggy after a heavy rain. october was the strongest month this year for payroll. 271 thousand jobs were created in the can make the federal reserve lsu makers think the economy is strong enough for an interest rate increase this year. 5% unemployment rate fell to and growth in wages was the best in nearly six years. that's a look

so kerry, your car gets swept away. are you trying to say safe in a tree for hours, yet you say you weren't scared during any of this. in fact, were you so calm and collected you thought, you know, what if i have to die this is a cool way to go. how did you stay so calm during all of this? >> i mean, honestly i did think it was kind of funny. it was kind of a funny ironic situation that i was in. i guess just realizing that there's -- there's not much worse that could happen to me than i could die and this is a pretty good way of dying if i had to die so, you know, that's all that was going through my head, just taking the situation as it came. >> you're floating along in your car. again, you're in this tree and then you decide to film the whole experience on your phone. what made you decide to do that? >> the biggest motivation was, you know, i kind of wanted to send something to my wife so i -- i took that video and then i just texted it to her without any explanation and i just said i love you and isabelle our daught

after meeting hollande today, kerry sat down with us. he calls isis by its arabic acronym, daesh. >> the basic strategy of destroying daesh's center, its core, which is what we did with al qaeda, is working, and al qaeda was diminished as an entity that had the ability to do what it did in 9/11 through the protracted effort in afghanistan and pakistan and elsewhere, in the arabian peninsula. and daesh sort of filled their void. >> pelley: we did that. >> now we have to do it to daesh. >> pelley: we did that with an enormous land invasion of afghanistan. you know better than anyone that never in history has an air campaign accomplished the goals that you just set out in this interview. >> correct, and there's no from tense here. president obama has never suggested. >> pelley: how do you root them out of syria? >> one of the lessons of iraq is it doesn't have to be american soldiers who are on the ground in order to be able to fight the fight. it may take a little longer. it's tougher. who knows? but if we don't empower them to have the co

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secretary of state john kerry melt with the french in the francois hollande in paris, discussing how to strengthen cooperation in the fight against isil. several governors in the u.s. have said they don't want syrian refugees entering the country. the u.n. refugee agency urged the international community not to demonize refugees. more on that in a moment. >> first, this report from jonah hall. >> as the immediate impact recedes after friday's attack, the strategy of vengeance and deterrence begins to take shape. u.s. secretary of state john kerry met french president francois hollande to describe a grand coalition against isil or daish as it's better known in france. >> we have to step up our efforts to hit them at the core, where they're planning these things and obviously to do more on borders and in terms of the movement of people, but the level of cooperation could not be higher. we've agreed even to exchange more information, and i'm convince that had over the course of the next weeks, daish will feel even greater pressure. they're feeling it today. they tell the it yesterday, t

. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry meets the french president of targeting i.s.i.l. for attacks on paris. yemen's president leaves self imposed exile to go to the port of aiden. going the world's extensive face transplant. ♪ russian investigators say the crash of a civilian airliner in egypt was the result of a terrorist act. they say a bomb destroyed the metro jet air bus 321 as it flew to st. petersburg on october the 31st and president vladimir putin vowed to find and punish those responsible for bringing down the plane. >> translator: the murder of our people in sinai is the body of crimes and will wipe the tears of hearts and souls but we will find the perpetrators and should know them all by name and search for them everywhere and wherever they are hiding and find them on any spot on the planet and punish them. >> rory is in moscow and give us the information for the evidence of this. >> well, the evidence as it stands that which is presented to vladimir putin by the head of the fsb security services and what he told putin is they had been analyzing the wreck

kerry? >> all right, pamela. thank you. >>> right now, police are questioning a former baby- sitter in the disappearance of a little girl from hamilton. in the meantime, that child remains in the hospital. she went missing at 7:00 a.m. and was found later on the side of the road eight miles away. coverage begins with jim armstrong. >> i just see the vision of the child sitting there. >> reporter: at first he thought it was a doll. >> lo and behold, it's a lyle child. >> she looked like she might have been in shock. i tried not to startle her. i approached her slow lu, you i noticed she was cold, and i went over to her. i picked her up and put her in the car. >> reporter: the toddler was naked, her head was shaved, and she was pleading from a bump on her head. >> this is a female. call hamilton. try to get me some information on the missing child. >> reporter: yet here she was miles away, naked and alone in rowley. >> just like a jigsaw puzzle, parts are missing. >> reporter: her parents put

kerry's arrival comes one day after the president, president obama addressed the g-20 summit saying how important it is now for the world to stand together to counteract isis. with the u.s. embassy if paris lit up in the colors of the french flag, secretary of state john kerry pledged to stand by france and honor the lives of dozens of victims killed if last week's terrorist attacks. >> we don't have the power to bring them back. so we must do instead what is within our power. and that begins with the sense of fierce solidarity among good and decent people everywhere. >> kerry's visit comes as france intensified attacks against isis militants responsible for the carnage. overnight the french military reportedly dropped more than a dozen bombs on the group in syria, destroying a command and training center in the city of raqqa. france has urged the u.s. to join a coalition along with russia. despite russia's loyalty to syrian president bashar al-assad. >> i think it would be difficult to convince the russians to abandon assad and harder to convince the assad government to come together.

after meeting hollande today, kerry sat down with us. he calls isis by its arabic acronym, daesh. >> the basic strategy of destroying daesh's center, its core, which is what we did with al qaeda, is working, and al qaeda was diminished as an entity that had the ability to do what it did in 9/11 through afghanistan and pakistan and elsewhere, in the arabian peninsula. and daesh sort of filled their void. >> pelley: we did that. >> now we have to do it to daesh. >> pelley: we did that with an enormous land invasion of afghanistan. you know better than anyone that never in history has an air campaign accomplished the goals that you just set out in this interview. >> correct, and there's no from tense here. president obama has never suggested. >> pelley: how do you root them out of syria? >> one of the lessons of iraq is it doesn't have to be american soldiers who are on the ground in order to be able to fight the fight. it may take a little longer. it's tougher. who knows? but if we don't empower them to have the control over their communit

and yes, we have known this. >> nbc's lester holt with john kerry. lester is with me now after sitting down with secretary kerry earlier today and asking him about the criticism of the u.s. by many in france. what was your take-away from that? it seems that the administration is reasonably defensive today. >> reporter: well, i think part of it is mentioned to represent the united states, this difficult time in france, but also to reassure france president hollande has expressed concerns about the lack of a cohesive international policy toward isis, especially as it comes to the relationship between the u.s. and russia. as you know, he will be meeting with president obama next week. he also hopes to meet with president putin to discuss this and try to get the two on the same page so there's great concern. clearly this is a time here in france that the president is saying we are at war and they turned on and watched the president's news conference yesterday, president obama's news conference, in which he essentially was saying we are going to stay the

secretary of state john kerry in paris at the u.s. embassy lit up in red, white and blue. >> don't mistake what these attacks represent. this is not a clash of civilizations. these terrorists have declared war against all civilization. nikole: kerry expressing solidarity with france holding talks this morning with french >> syria has become the largest factory of terrorism that the world has known. nikole: speaking before parliament hollande vowed to build a united coalition to defeat isis. this as french officials identified the suspected mastermind of the attacks and launched a fresh round of airstrikes targeting the group's syrian stronghold. the group now apparently setting its sights on the u.s. issuing a , threat in a new video. president obama arriving in the following a global summit in turkey. >> we'll do what is required to keep the american people safe. nikole: in that video isis claims that it will carry out an attack here in the nations' city leaders are beefing up security in response. in washington i'm nikole killion. e

the breaking details coming moments from now from secretary of state kerry. in addition, we've gotten word from gatwick airport in great britain outside london, one of the two big airports there. gatwick is to london as laguardia is to new york city. not in location but in size of traffic and domestic and the rest. gatwick airport closed because of suspicious packages and a suspicious tweet. gatwick has now been reopened. breaking news out of turkey as well. turkish officials have said that there's been a cross-border skirmish between isis militants and the turkish military. that the turkish military has killed four isis militants. and breaking just in the last minute, word from a turkish security official that the threat to turkey from the islamic state is increasing. in addition, we've just gotten from lebanon, in lebanon, breaking right now, they have arrested five syrians and a palestinian implicated in last thursday's twin suicide bombings in beirut. remember in lebanon just last week, twin bombings in the north and west part of the city of beirut, belie

the breaking details coming moments from now from secretary of state kerry. in addition, we've gotten word from gatwick airport in great britain outside london, one of the two big airports there. gatwick is to london as laguardia is to new york city. not in location but in size of traffic and domestic and the rest. gatwick airport closed because of suspicious packages and a suspicious tweet. gatwick has now been reopened. breaking news out of turkey as well. turkish officials have said that there's been a cross-border skirmish between isis militants and the turkish military. that the turkish military has killed four isis militants. and breaking just in the last minute, word from a turkish security official that the threat to turkey from the islamic state is increasing. in addition, we've just gotten from lebanon, in lebanon, breaking right now, they have arrested five syrians and a palestinian implicated in last thursday's twin suicide bombings in beirut. remember in lebanon just last week, twin bombings in the north and west part of the city of beirut, belie