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hillary clinton heading to capitol hill once again, about the 2012 attack that left four americans dead, including the u.s. ambassador to libya, chris stevens. good morning and welcome to your world. i m del walters i m stephanie sy. republicans want to know what hillary clinton did or did not do before the attacks. democrats called it a political witch hunt. we look at what led to the high-profile hearing. reporter: on a crisp fall day in the shadow of the capital, a small sample of opinion. we found a predictable split between folks who credit the committee for seeking the facts. i assume the truth. four americans were killed that night. and so i appreciate the fact that they are trying to get to the truth of what happened. those like d.c. resident who suspects maybe there s politics at play. knowing the political structure. getting hillary clinton in there. trying to get hillary clinton or the truth. at the first debate hillary clinton questioned the motives. t
HondurasJerusalemIsrael-generalIsraelWest-bankEl-pasoTexasUnited-statesVermontTanzaniaSyriaNew-mexico airasia flight 8501 plus the political upheaval plaguing haiti five years after a devastating quake good morning to al jazeera america, thank you for joining us in new york. leaders gather for a display in paris for a display of unity after last week s terror attacks. millions fill the speaks. many are expected to march in the french capital 90 minutes from now, as world leaders join them in solidarity. earlier on in paris interior ministers met to coordinate counterterrorism efforts in the face of continuing terror threats. u.s. security has attorney general eric holder representing america, all while the common law wife hayat boumeddiene is being searched for. she travelled to turkey and may have crossed to syria days before the deadly plot unfolded. dana lewis is live for us this morning in paris. france is already under alert after last week s attack. what are they doing today to protect the world leaders as a massive crowd gathers to show sport support, behind you.
ArkansasUnited-statesAustraliaTurkeyChinaCaliforniaSyriaRussiaWashingtonDistrict-of-columbiaUkraineSan-francisco attack pledge g his allegiance to i.s.i.l. thanks for being with us. it s been another day of sights and sounds in france. this time grease grief and unity is on display. leading the march was the heads of states and foreign ministers from 40 different nations. they walked arm in arm, with french president francis hollande in a show of solidarity against terrorism. the group included palestinian mahmoud abbas and binyamin netanyahu. as paris marched in mourning the investigation continued to unfold. a video surfaced appearing to show one of the gunmen pledging allegiance to i.s.i.l. the shooting of a jogger on wednesday appears to be linked. there s no sign of the suspect hayat boumeddiene. jacky rowland has more from paris. reporter: a president and a people. united in their loss. words of comfort for the families who lost loved ones and gestures of support for those who survived. the victims were journalists, police officers and customers of a jewish supermarket. unconn
JerusalemIsrael-generalIsraelIstanbulTurkeyNigerAlaskaUnited-statesMadridSpainChinaErbil discovered a massive show in france. 3.7 million march across the country in unity after the attacks last month that killed 17. video surfaces showing the gunmen that killed four hostages at a kosher mark. in it the killer pledges allegiance in a video to i.s.i.l. after weeks of bloodshed it was a day of mourning. many world leaders were among the crowd. we begin with dana lewis in paris. what an incredible day in france. numbers were as founding. 3.7 million marched in different rallies across the country. in paris there was an original estimate double what the french authorities anticipated. in the end people were united defiant, all in the message in condemning the violence of the past week. french authorities expected up to a million people would come. they did, and a million more. for hours, parisway gridlocked with people squeezed shoulder to shoulder. at times uncomfortably, and no one seemed to mind. the attack angered a group of lawyers, from the charlie hebdo
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