Us that it happened very quick ly. That a lot of them heard it and really didnt see it take place. But two people who talked to israel radio describe this man as being all dressed in black. You see he leaves that bag behind. Were also hearing a clip behind from that gun. This is all crucial pieces of evidence going forward. He said they still dont know if this is criminal or a terrorist attack. But we have seen those. Theyre telling residents to go about their daily lives, be more precautious. The police are saying they didnt have intelligence leading up to this. A big manhunt under way. Theres also been a frightening incident at a mosque in france. A driver tried to run over soldiers guarding the mosque. They opened fire after he rammed into them twice. The driver and a number of soldiers were injured. All of this happening as two busy train stations in munich reopened after a Terror Threat closed them new years eve. Senior International Correspondent frederick pliek ennis covering th
Atlanta. Newsroom starts right now. And we start with growing outrage over an alleged chemical attack in syria. The u. N. Security council is set to meet in the coming hours, this after dozens of civilians were reportedly killed in a gas attack in douma saturday. Now, we want to warn you that some of the images were about to show you are very graphic and very disturbing. The Syrian Government denies it used chemical weapons. Its ally russia has even called the whole thing a hoax. But u. S. President donald trump doesnt appear to be buying that. He lashed out on twitter, calling syrian president Bashar Al Assad an animal. He also warned there will be a big price to pay. Mr. Trump may have been reacting to the images like the images that youre seeing here. And again, we warn you, these images are disturbing. They are graphic. This video appears to show some of the victims lying on the ground, many of them children, foam in their mouths, which is a potential bit of evidence of a chemical
users was allegedly harvested by the data company cambridge analytica without their knowledge. meanwhile, the social media giant has announced more changes to its site to stop election meddling. in a facebook post on friday, zuckerberg said this. these steps by themselves won t stop all people from trying to game the system. but they will make it a lot harder for anyone to do what the russians did during the 2016 election and use fake accounts and pages to run ads. cnn s lori seagal sorts it all out, that what this means. hey there. facebook announcing a number of changes to combat election meddling. it s a push for more transparency around advertising. and the social media company will begin labeling all political and issue ads. there is also a part of this who is going to show who paid for the ads and require anyone who wants to run a political or issue ad to verify their identity and location. so they ll have to be approved in order to do this. this is an expansion from
blowing and you can really, really feel it over here in massachusetts, guys. we know you re going to keep an eye on how things are unfolding there. lori, any reports of damage or power outages so far? i ve been on the phone with a couple of folks and nothing so bad. nothing that bad so far but i will say just about three hours ago, we saw a power line that was sparking so you can imagine that people are that they are going to be looking out for this kind of thing. right now people in their homes. no one except for us being here on main street is on the road. as you can imagine. i joke that i always wanted to visit cape cod and i really got the best opportunity right here, right, guys? be careful what you wish for, all right? lori seagal in chatham, massachusetts, this morning, thank you for that. a michigan community rocked by a tanker explosion along the interstate. this is in david township
long islanders are looking at a long day of shoveling. close to a foot of snow falling in northeast suburbs forcing the governor to shut down the long island expressway overnight. drifts two feet or higher are being reported. the windchill there this morning makes it feel like 20 below. and if you had plans to fly today, please check in with your airline before you head to the airport because more than 10,000 flights, 10,000 flights have already been cancelled or delayed in the past 24 hours. eastern massachusetts is hit hard this morning and our lori seagal joins us by phone where they are battling blizzard conditions with winds gusting over 50 miles an hour. i know as a result, lori, you had some technical difficulties already this morning to say the least. that is the least of your concerns, i m sure. reporter: absolutely. you re exactly right. right now i m our satellite transmitters went out and i think causing some of the cold air. i m standing on main street