To bring 17 elephants from africa to the u. S. But is it saving their lives or robbing them of their freedom . And the heartstopping buzzerbeater. The clock counting down that halfcourt shot. Are you kidding me bring on march madness. Good evening, and thank you for joining us on this saturday. Im cecilia vega. Tonight, tensions higher than ever in the race for the white house just days before voters head to the polls. In dayton, ohio, today, this moment of panic at a donald trump rally. Secret Service Agents rushing to his side after a protester tried to rush the stage. It comes after that chaos in chicago, violent clashes between protesters and supporters inside that auditorium. The event abruptly canceled. Hundreds of demonstrators outside, too. And tonight, donald trump taking no responsibility for any of it. The reaction from his rivals on the campaign trail fierce. Abcs david wright starts us off at tonights trump rally in reporter tonight, tensions on the trail are flaring up. D
David louie is live in san jose. Some are saying that isnt good enough. David . Reporter the Northern California office of the International Rescue committee and other groups are calling on the u. S. To allow 100,000 refugees into the country. That is less than what the president is talking about. Theyre saying some of the refugees have suffered hardship and persecution. Now, theyre very worried. Well call her hahnan. Shes in silhouette. They live in jordan, as christians they left iraq 13 years ago. But the possibility the us is will stop her from imgreating has her worried. She spoke to us in arabic. We hear her thoughts from an interpreter. They consider america to be a compassionate country. Theyre hopeful and lost. Its just a very, very bad situation. The interpreter worked many years to help sear christians. Now, shes facing telling them the welcome mat will be removed. The country had an opportunity to help the review gears a long time, and not much has been done, now, its a cri
He didnt know. A short time later, he was under arrest, too, along with seven others, but the presumed leader of the paris attacks, abablhamid abaaoud, w w not amomo them. However, i i is possible he is one of at least two killed. As forensic specialists got to work looking for, among other things, more bodies the ruined building, the paris prosecutor, francois molins, said a witness told police on monday that abaaoud was in france, not syria. Communications intercepts and bank data appear to back that up. All day residents were coming to grips with the realization that an armed group with an arsenal of weapons had taken refuge in the heart of their community. And now they have got another worry. Ere is a large immigignt Muslim Population here, and they are, of course, as afraid of terrorists as anyone else, but theyre also afraid theyll be targeted by the french governments new emergency powers. The powers include the right to search property without a warrant, set curfews and order h
And good evening from paris. And we begin tonight with that daring and deadly raid that lasted seven hours here in paris. We were there in the Early Morning hours today, s. W. A. T. Teams showed up in the dark. A massive operation. And tonight, a french prosecutor saying they likely stopped another terror plot. New images tonight of the moment those teams moved in, deafening gun fire. Thousands of rounds fired. And the target the whole time, the man who authorities call the mastermind of the paris attacks. Tonight, did they get him . Also, video from the daily mail. French s. W. A. T. Teams crouching behind shields. Authorities say they got there before this cell could cause new harm. And this image, just one of the suspects taken into custody. Tonight, the numbers. At least two dead, including a woman who blew herself up, setting off her suicide belt. Eight arrests, five officers injured. Tonight, we take you right to that building, while back at home in the u. S. , the new York City
Good evening. And we have several breaking stories. The Severe Weather coming tonight. But first, the urgent warning from the fbi. We have known of the threat from isis but never have we heard this before. Hundreds if not more than 1,000 isis follow earls right here in the United States and right now, being urged to kill. This comes after that dramatic terror attack we saw in texas. The two gunmen who drove all the way from phoenix, picking up to that event and opening fire. A traffic cop somehow able to take them down. Images of the aftermath, that burnedout car, the gunmen inspired by isis. And tonight, the fbi revealing hundreds more. Abcs senior justice correspondent Pierre Thomas just back after meeting with the director of the fbi tonight. Reporter hes the newest face of homegrown terror. And elton simpson, the man behind the texas terror attack is now what the fbi director says is an urgent threat to the homeland. James comey said the terror group has launched an unprecedented s