france paused to remember the 130 victims of the paris attacks that happened exactly two weeks ago. the ceremony at one of france s most revered historic sites, e burial place of napoleon. jim bitterman joins you have live with more. good morning. reporter: good morning. in fact it was quite a moving ceremony. it was for the families of the 130 victims but as well the 350 who were injured were there as well. as well as their families. and a cross-section of the
authorities in chicago a man named corey morgan arrested with first-degree murder charges in connection with the tysean lee murder. we ll get back with you with more information. in the meantime, protesters say murder charges against a chicago police officer in the shooting death of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald are not enough. they want to oust the police superintendent. cnn s ryan young is on michigan avenue to tell us more. good morning. reporter: good morning, carol. the two stories, it tells you how complicated chicago can be in one sense the community needs police department to go after the killer of this 9-year-old child but on the other hand, they want to hold this police department accountable. they also want the state s attorney to be replaced. we know black friday was a day protesters were going to come down to the famous michigan avenue and march up the street to try to disrupt black friday
translator: that phrase all over the place is significant because what he s saying is, you know, either the united states you could argue malevolently did something on purpose or simply incompetence or turkey is out of line and not cooperating with the united states. so, president putin is very critical of the coalition led by the united states, but, carol, at the same time he s saying, we will continue to cooperate. jill dougherty reporting live from moscow this morning. the air strikes go on. air strikes over united states and turkey and syrian forces and it s just as confusing as ever. let s go to the pentagon and check in with barbara starr. good morning. reporter: good morning, carol. the russians releasing more video of what they say the
translator: it did not even come into our minds that we could have been struck by a party we consider to be our ally. we considered turkey to be a friendly country. we did not expect such an action, and that is why that strike was unexpected. now we realize it is possible because a soldier has died that we need to have security for our air force. just this morning moscow has suspended visa-free jill dougherty joins us live from russia with more. good morning, jill. reporter: good morning, carol. you can see the fury. and there s no question that russia continues retaliatory measures against turkey. the visa being one. of course, we ve been talking since yesterday about all the economic steps they re taking. i think one of the more interesting thing is this criticism of the coalition, the american-led coalition.
reporter: in your last contact with him, was it just an ordinary conversation? yes. reporter: with absolutely no sign anything like this could happen? no, no sign. totally normal conversation. i asked him how he was and he told me, listen, i am very well. i have a lot of things to deal with at the moment, so i will call you very soon. send kisses to everyone and to my cat. reporter: how do you reconcile your brother who says, kiss the parents, kiss the cat, you know, i ll call you soon, the little boy you grew up with, with a man who so coldly murdered dozens of helpless people in a concert hall? translator: to me there s no link. it s almost like it s not him. there s no chance. i know that it s real, but reporter: carol, there s still a certain level of denial.