a crowd had gathered here for a free speech forum with an artist an artist on al qaeda s hit-list. this is when the gunman opened fire. why do we still say but when we [ shots fired ] well one person was killed in the attack three officers were wounded. it seems the deadly rampage had just begun. ten hours later it is believed that the same gunman made his way possibly by taxi to a nearby jewish synagogue approaching two officers there spraying them with bullets and their lives were spared but a bystander was killed. danish police say this gunman may have been inspired by last month s terror attack in paris and when you take a closer look there are similarities. in paris, a deadly shooting at the office of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo, cartoonists known for their controversial depictions of the prophet muhamed, and swedish artists who in 2007 drew a cartoon of the prophet muhamed as a dog, something they consider unclean. the target was the kosher grocery supe
one of the top two or three largest storms in the history of this city and we need to plan accordingly. so my message to all new yorkers is prepare for something worse than we have seen before. prepare to be safe. take every precaution. now is the time to get ready for this extreme weather. about 20 million people are being warned to stay off of the roads tomorrow all up and down the east coast. take a look at this map. this is the map of potential travel snafus in more than two dozen cities. delta air lines right now offering free flight chances tomorrow and tuesday for travelers flying to or from any of those citiesio you see there on the map and other airlines making similar offers. ivan cabrera joins us from the cnn severe weather center in atlanta. this could break snowfall records in some places. well my goodness. not only break snowfall records here but this could be not just in the top five worst new york city snowstorms in history, this could be the one. this cou
this it is unclear what he s doing. you see that man run away and then you see the explosion. as we said, appearing to actually detonate himself. terrifying. unbelievable, what you actually see there. we understand from officials that there were at least three suicide bombers and when you see that gun skid across the floor. we understand that first they opened fire with kalashnikov assault rifles and then blowing themselves up which you actually see in the instance of this attacker and we actually have the exact moment that one of the explosions literally ripped through the airport. as you can see, people walking at that moment not expecting anything and that bright flash of fire and the debris starts to shower down. the blast sent panicked travelers running through the terminal and this is cell phone picture of people running away and it shows people scrambling into airport stores and crouching, trying to stay hidden and we know they were hiding underneath check-in count
which is yet again, the story that donald trump jr. has publicly told continues to change. for days, the president has been praising his son s transparence it is. let s remember, on tuesday night after releasing several e-mails shortly after he had been told the new york times was going to publish the contents, donald trump jr. said he had come clean about everything in that meeting. so as far as you know, as far as this incident is concerned, this is all of it? this is everything. this is everything. well, today we learned it was not. let s just start back in march when the new york times asked donald trump jr. if he had ever had any campaign-related meetings with russians. he said no. then on saturday, the new york times reported a previously undisclosed meeting last year at trump tower between the president s son, son-in-law, campaign chairman, and a russian attorney. the times lead that day, quote, two weeks after donald j. trump clinched the republican presid
i m ana cabrera. new action and unity from congress the goal punish russia for meddling in the election. if passed, it would give congress unprecedented ability to block the trump administration from easing sanctions on russia. the white house had initially opposed a key section of this bill that would limit the president s ability to ability unilaterally on the sanctions. we don t often hear these words bipartisan agreement and congress in the same sentence. what s next for this bill? tell us about it. reporter: that s right. house and senate negotiators came to an agreement this morning on a bill that would place new sanctions on russia in response to their meddling in the 2016 presidential election. and their military aggression in the ukraine and syria. now, according to house majority leader kevin mccarthy s schedule, this bill could come to a vote as soon as tuesday. it would go to the senate after that and could hit trump s desk before august. so the bill would b