>> this is in paris, 11:00 p.m., 48 hours on from the wave of terror attacks that changed life in the city. also the questions are being raised. this is the french capital right now, people gathering at the memorials run up outside one of the restaurants. and of course, in a nearby square. this is a special report, "terror in paris." presidentve --

hollande said it was a blow against freedom. the hunt is underway across europe as a further look for clues as the gang's identity and what will be the. -- the response. i'm rishaad salamat. 6:00 a.m. this monday. pariss not only terror in but a story of worldwide implications and security. we are covering all the angles in our special coverage. carolinas covering all the events in the heart of paris. turkey --eeting in ryan chilcote is tracking it, and david ingles is in manila. paris,o caroline in

near the bataclan. what is the atmosphere like this morning? chris: ims ending -- i am standing near the site of the world attacks on friday night and as you can see we are down from the police and there is a very high level of excitement in the streets of paris tonight. you could still hear a lot of police cars driving by, and the crowds have shown a high level of excitement. earlier tonight on the republic square, where people were paying tribute to the victims, putting flowers and candles around the square, some firecrackers were heard, and that created a scene of panic, people running in every direction, asking where are they. nothing false --

happened tonight, but it shows you the level of anxiety among the french population today, over the weekend, in the streets of paris. all the public buildings have been closed over the weekend. the schools will reopen tomorrow. work, are going back to obviously, and it is a various makes -- and there is a very strange smokier. state ofa emergency in france, meeting reinforced security at the borders, meeting up to 10,000 extra military forces expected by tuesday. this extra presence of military forces is at the moment failing to reassure the french people, so we will see tomorrow what is the mood like on monday when people have to go back to work.

rishaad: caroline, what do we know about the investigation so far? the investigation is now spreading much further afield and just paris. caroline: yes. the main information of tonight is the police, the new international hunt for one man. he is pictured here. old. 26 years he lived in belgium at some point but was born in brussels. he is still on the run. this is one of the attackers believed to be still at large. he was supposedly checked at the belgian border on saturday yesterday, however he was not arrested because he was not a suspect at the time. wantedrrorist is across europe and french authorities are coordinating with the belgian authorities because there is a belgian

connection in the paris terror attacks. at least two of the attackers lived in belgium, two rental -- sohave license plates ou the belgian connection is the focus of the investigation. at the moment the internal minister held a press conference, with is belgian counterpart, and said he will increase the population through the belgian intelligence -- have a listen. belgium and france are united in the fight against terrorism. is despicable attacks which had us on friday were prepared abroad, and a team of participants was mobilized on belgian territory, which could have benefited the investigation from help in france. at least seven people are being questioned as we speak in brussels.

we don't know exactly how many people, how many accomplices the attackers had in france, and belgium, elsewhere. we know, however, that the interim minister was speaking on national french television tonight, confirming that they originated in syria and had a network based in belgium. that is how the investigates and is shaping across europe at the moment. some of the terrorists originated from a neighborhood in brussels. this neighborhood is already known by the authorities -- this is where members, the terrorists who committed the attacks against the jewish museum last year came from. this is also where the guyoung man -- a huge cooperation here between the belgian and french authorities to identify having accomplices, having attackers,

exactly the attack. according to the international center of radicalization in london, belgium is actually the biggest contributor of fighters to syria and iraq. rishaad: caroline, thank you very much. caroline conan joining us live from paris. seven minutes past 11:00 in the evening. let's get over to italy and turkey, where ryan chilcote is and where g-20 leaders have been leading. ryan, how big of an issue are events in paris? ryan: huge. twoone now oeverver, day something all g-20 countries will be looking for. that is when they talk about the bread and butter issues. it has long been the focus of and boostinges growth, cutting unemployment on the agenda.

they plan to tackle climate change. last 24 hours, this was entirely consumed by conversations about paris, about terrorism, about syria, and about migration. the leaders dinner just finished. president obama just returned to his hotel after that dinner. again,s all about, syria, paris, terrorism, what to do about it all. that was the official dinner for the conversations, the official agenda for the conversations at dinner. you ask yourself -- does that mean that this was just a summit that has been derailed, focus was lost? i asked to the canadian prime minister and he told me no. he said that some of the economic issues they wanted to discuss our already agreed, and they are just ready to rubberstamp them. they are very focused.

some of the places they are making progress is funding for terrorist groups, also shutting down borders, even some thinking about how to reduce inequality and provide opportunity and places around the world, where that lack of opportunity may be fueling terrorism. but the biggest, perhaps, concrete example of focus was the russian american president sitting down, speaking for the first time since that russian jet was downed, or exploded, in the skies above sinai. they've met for the first time since the u.n. general assembly to discuss syria, a 35 minute conversation, an intense conversation. everybody that witnessed it said they had a very constructive discussion about what to do in syria, and agreed on a lot that was already agreed on by orrin ministers, -- by for an

eign ministers. there are huge differences between russia and the united dates, not to mention -- united states, that are all big players in syria, that are all looking to find some kind of solution to stem the migration crisis and perhaps the kind of terrorism we sought in paris. not least of courses the russian support for president assad. but it has been a very, very busy summit so far, and it has been entirely consumed by the events over the weekend. rish? rishaad: thanks for that. ryan chilcote. the leaders are going on to this week's aipac meeting happening in manila. david ingles is there for that. david? david: good morning, rish. absolutely. aboutis really security. i am here at one of the venues

where this will be taking place. security was tight to begin with, tightened even further following the attacks. we understand that the president was personally involved. in convened a meeting saturday morning halloween the portuguese, following the attacks. that, the alert status of security forces was raised to the highest level. we are read right now here in dayla a dame before -- a before schedule. what that means is that police iand armed forces will be ready to address any sort of incident. it also means that security is tight, rish, as tight as it can get, whether it is in venues like this or at ports of entry, and roads is areas where delegates will be passing. in fact, the convention center, which is about 20 minutes from

where ibm am, no traffic. it looks like a military garrison. on saturday, they held a dry run, a mock terrorist attack. paratroopers came down from helicopters, storming the building in rehearsal. i think that is the sort of thing we will be seeing over the next few days. the majority of heads of state will be coming in tomorrow, a few coming in toward lunchtime, president obama and xi jingping and others will be coming at lunchtime. it is the first time in nearly 20 years the philippines is hosting this, arguably the biggest economic event under the current government. obviously, before the attacks in paris happened, they were already pulling out all the stops. you can imagine how tight security is at this venue and other places across the metropolitan area of manila. rishaad: thanks, david ingles

there. that is taking place in the philippine capital. they are expected to suffer short-term volatility, so we are having a look at avoiding risk in the key sentiment. nejra: it is expected to be a very ugly day for investors in our region. middle eastern markets were the first to react to these atrocities -- we saw dubai fall by 3.7%, its biggest fallen almost three months. if we can have a look at what the market is, down by 3.7%, egypt falling by 3.2%, the lowest level since december 2013. indexo saw saudi arabia's sinking the most in almost three weeks, down by 3%. we have also been tracking the bloomberg gcc, tracking the top

200 companies, and a closed at its lowest level since may, 2013. you can see that big slump that came through their on the intraday charts from yesterday. the attacks are really likely to spur risk aversion in our region. we can see already that new zealand is open, down by 7/10 of 1%. we will be watching when australia opens at the top of the next hour. we are seeing markets come off a pretty low basis. 1%, its indexes down by third straight weekly decline. what we are also expecting is this flight to safe havens. the japanese yen is already strengthening, the yen holding at 122. the euro one of the first currencies to react, cutting off lows it had seen, but it is still down against the dollar. then of course we are expecting

currencies like the aussie dollar to fall, you can see it holding at 71.24. and of course we are expecting bonds, expected to be falling. 3% on year yield is down the australia 10 year bonds and in the u.s. we are seeing it down by 2.3%. risk aversion will be the order of the day and the only positive news is that history has shown us the markets have been short-lived following other terrorist attacks. we will hear words coming through from policymakers in europe and from the fed. rish? rishaad: we will update you on the market action throughout this morning. australia will be next to come online at 10:00 a.m. sydney time, 45 minutes from now. what we do have is the harbor bridge.

we can get to images of that this morning. it is adorned with the french fl ag. this is bloomberg's special coverage on "terror in paris." ♪

rishaad: welcome back to our coverage of the attacks in paris on friday night. we have a long serving member of the french national family represented, and he is also the deputy mayor responsible for terrorism. what is the atmosphere like in paris and where were you when these attacks took place? >> when the attacks were beginning, i was in a charity assembly in yves. we were hearing the news on the

phones, and we were just s urprised what was happening. it was unbelievable, because we spoke to -- we heard 40 people killed and that was too much, and now it is 129. it was a big trouble in the country -- he couldn't believe our eyes. -- we couldn't believe our eyes. it is the first time something has happened wrong, so difficult, and all the people are very emotional and all the see allis very tense to the countries all over the world supporting france in this egg terror attack. -- this big terror attack. rishaad: we have already had reports of a response taking

place, with the attack on the so-called capital of is. we have heard about this happening and we think that more needs to be done -- so what needs to be done without putting boots on the ground? i think it is not possible, and i think we need a big coalition there. it is not possible to have two coalitions in this region of the world. if we need to kill the is there, we have to be together. not only with the americans, we have to be with the russians, we have to be with the arab countries, to be underground, to make a real war. it is a war. what has happened in france on friday can happen in every other european country. last week, it was a plane from russia in sinai. last friday, it was in france. next time, what will be?

rishaad: well, there is also the other danger, that this could exacerbate antagonism against muslims in europe and france. that is something that i.s. would welcome, because it would breathe more fighters. it is a very fine line in terms of what you did domestically, isn't it? mr. salles: well, we have to make a big difference between what is happening with i.s. and with muslims. muslim and islam are not that. tell itry, but we can is not islam. islam is a religion of peace, and the people of islam, the french muslims, are ok with us, ive in a want to leav democratic country. they want to live as we do, and they don't want -- they cannot

accept what i.s. is doing at this moment, and all the muslims of france are sorry about that, and they are saying that in the country. we have to make a big difference between the i.s. and muslims -- it is very different. thank you very much indeed. a french mp talking to us on webcam from nice. we are coming to you from hong kong, approaching 6:22 a.m. paris. p.m. in the heart of paris -- the images coming in. ♪

rishaad: you are rejoining us as we have our continuing special

coverage of paris and terror in the french capital. joining us now is the french m.p . rudy salles. in the days and weeks to come, we will see security tightened in france. the danger is that this may start to curtail personal freedoms, and that would mean that these guys have won. mr. salles: we have to reinforce security anyway. if we want to speak about freedom of the people, is it possible to say that we are read e free today with bombs and terror attacks? the response is not. we think security is much more important than to be free everywhere and to do anything in the city. agreeing,pulation is what we will do now to reinforce security. it is necessary. ryan: rudy, what do you want to

see done next? goinglles: well, we are tomorrow in parliament, and we are waiting for a new proposal from the french president, who is coming to see us and explain to us what is going to be the new plan for security. but at the same time, the security in this country is defending also the situation in syria. we have now to go on and work for a big coalition in syria to fight i.s. on the ground. it is not possible to do another way. if we don't do that, we know tha ti.st i.s. has the possibily to continue terror in europe, and it will not stop if we don't do that immediately. rishaad: rudy, thank you so much. have a good evening. good night.

rudy salles, joining us on webcam. getting his thoughts on what should be done next. he is also talking operations and two coalitions fighting. also advocating for the possibility of boots on the ground. inse are images, 11:27 paris, people gathering, placing flowers, placing candles at la place de la republique. ♪

is the scene live in paris at 11:30. this is th la place de la republique, playing candles and flowers. you are watching a bloomberg special, "terror in paris." belgium is emerging as a key focus of the investigation, with a hunt underway for a 26-year-old man born in brussels. police say one of his brothers