>> welcome back to live from paris. it's not :00 p.m. here in the french capital. let's take a look at the top stories for this hour. brussels is still on lockdown, the most wanted man in europe so far manages to of a belgian security forces. so far 21 people have been detained before being charged with involvement in the paris terror attacks.

british prime minister david french president francois hollande he's airstrikesto back against islamic state in syria warplanes launched their first mission from the aircraft carrier charles de gaulle. we begin with developments in the french investigation into the paris terror attacks on friday, november 13 in which 106 people were killed. now reuters and associated press news agencies are quoting that a suicide

vest has been found in the garbage can in the south of paris. it was uncovered by a street cleaner this monday. they say a mobile phone was traced to that area the night of the attacks. now to brussels, belgium police have launched a new rate in the hunt for the fugitive suspect. this is a city grappling with the third day of unprecedented security measures that has seen close subways, shopping districts and now schools. so far 21 people have been detained, four of which have been charged with involvement in the paris attacks. the belgian prime minister said the lockdown will most likely end on wednesday. that the threat of it attack is imminent in serious and we want to ask our population to stay calm and

alert. we've had serious indications that attacks on different locations at the same time could take place. that is why we are taking these measures. >> are brussels correspondent has the latest on the ongoing investigation. confirmation some on the massive counterterrorism raids that were carried in the city in six different districts and again this morning. one man has been taken into custody, linked to the attacks in paris on november 13. 15 people have been released today. according to the interior minister, the work has not been the threat still remains high, which would suggest that the belgian authorities do not have sufficient information that the suspect is still not under the

radar of the police. he could be being looked after by some of his colleagues and friends here in belgium. media reporting he could've been spotted, but it turned out to be false information and it was actually a bmw that he was suspected to be and was actually not him, which leaves us in a similar situation to where we with the prime minister giving a similar press conference on the situation here in belgium. >> here in france, mortars have gathered to bury to victims of the attacks. in theuneral took place center of france. attackre killed in the at the restaurant. president francois hollande is meeting for world leaders in as many days, looking for support

to expand that coalition against the islamic state group and also discussing intelligence sharing between european nations. he will to washington to see u.s. president barack obama before returning to paris with a meeting -- for a meeting with german chancellor angela merkel on wednesday. he will also talk with russian president vladimir putin. he began meeting with david cameron. >> it was a visit that began with a surprise stop, along with the paris mayor, the british prime minister and the french president paid tribute to the victims of the terrorist attacks. asid cameron described it standing shoulder to shoulder with françois along. the british prime minister stead that with an international framework against the islamic state group. >> on friday, the united nations

unanimously backed action against isis in syria and iraq. action president hollande has taken and it is my firm conviction that britain .hould do so, too >> david campbell make his case on thursday at the house of commons before a vote expected for early december. the labor opposition will be given time to study his strategy on how to bring long-term security in the region once operations are over. on prime minister explained sunday it was his country's duty to intervene in syria. >> britain is not a country that allows others to do its work for it. this organization has killed killed agents and has people in the streets of paris, and has blown up a russian airliner. this is a threat against us all.

>> the british prime minister cannot afford to see a repeat of the 2013 vote when mps refused to back his plan to bomb the as sad regime. this time mps appear less divided over the move and a recent whole show that percent of written support military airstrikes against the islamic state group in syria. >> for more on david cameron's visit to france, let's talk to benedict in london. it does appear the mood has shifted somewhat in the u.k. and there is more support for a tougher response to the islamic state group. >> yes, there is. , andld say it is shifting certainly the deadly attacks in paris on the 13th of november have shocked everyone here. it is not lost on anybody here ,hat it could've been london

and what the intelligence services and the police have said for years, it's not a question of if, it's a question of when. so we are on the highest , meaningalert here that attacks like the ones in paris are highly likely. ever since the mumbai attacks, there has been something the intelligence services have thought to nassau to avoid. seven major plots have been avoided over the last year, so of course it is is an area we don't want to see happen anywhere. the prime minister really expressed solidarity today in paris in matters of cooperation, military, and anything that britain can help france with. but david cameron has a very big task. he had two hours of questions this afternoon about the defense budget, and increasing the budget in coming years. and of course the common enemy

of both france and other western leaders in countries is what the .rench call daesh on thursday the prime minister will go to parliament and seek to convince not only his own party but also the opposition to give him that green light to expand the current british military strikes taking place and to extend those two syria, because two years ago, a 2013, when he tried to get that from parliament, he failed to do so by just a few votes. but nevertheless it was a very embarrassing defeat. so the prime minister has said he doesn't want to bounce anybody into this, it's a serious decision to make. he wants to convince the mps to vote for the strikes because the logic is, it makes no sense, he says, to bomb in iraq and since

isil does not recognize from tears, to not bomb in syria. he would like that boat after a debate next monday to go ahead in the coming days and weeks, he said. he has to do before the 17th of december before parliament goes in recess for christmas. french aircraft carrier charles de gaulle has now arrived in the mediterranean has begun launching its first strikes against islamic state group targets. the charles de gaulle aircraft carrier, crewmembers are fine-tuning every detail before launching operations against islamic state groups targets in iraq and syria. the vessel arrived monday in the eastern mediterranean. in this hangar where we prepare the ammunition, they are assembling different bombs. sailors, technicians and pilots, 1900 crew members are present

aboard the aircraft carrier. the 26 fighter jets on board have tripled france's strike capacity in the region with 12 other combat planes already station in jordan and the united arab emirates. on sunday, the french defense minister said france is ready to strike against islamic's state group targets. >> we have to strike in places of power where decisions are made and also target the islamic state groupon resources, meaning its oilfields. we must hit it entirely. two reconnaissance aircraft are on board the charles de gaulle and have already begun to gather intelligence. >> the islamic state group surviving by on bank robbery and extortion. 1.6 million making u.s. dollars a day selling crude

and refined oil on the black market. for more on how the group is financed, i'm joined from new terror a specialist on financing. just how wealthy is the islamic state group? >> i don't think we can say. a lot of the assertions made about how much money it has are really just kind of spin bowling it. that being said, it has a lot of resources, obviously. if you were to rank it among the is comparablyit among the world's poorest. thatming to the sale of crude and refined oil, who is actually buying it?

>> a lot of it is just going on to the black market. there is a thriving black market for oil in the area, for a variety of reasons. a lot of times the end buyers do not know it is the islamic state they're getting it from. one thing the coalition has started doing which it was not before is bombing the islamic state tankers, the trucks taking the oil out to market, which is something that will serve have an economic impact on the organization. are the other sources of money for this organization? >> it's believed the biggest source of revenue is taxed evasion or extortion of their own population. they are known to make money from the antiquities market, taking antiquities they were able to overrun in syria and selling them to buyers in europe and north america. it's a shadowy market that has

allowed them to do this. there are other sources of revenue as well. for example, taxing trucks that come through the territory it controls. -- according to regional news sources, iraq has cut out payment to bureaucrats and altered the method of group'sto minimize the ability to extort money. >> what can the international community do to stop that flow of revenue? >> there are a few things. the biggest one is what is being done right now, which is targeting the oil that is going out to market. the second thing is, looking into the activities market, determining where regulatory gaps exist and seeing what can be done to make it more transparent to reduce their ability to prosper by selling antiquities to the open market. it is important to put a squeeze on the group.

state support is less of an is with manyen it such organizations. >> we will have to leave it there. thank you so much. while david cameron was here visiting paris, vladimir putin is in tehran in his first visit since 2007. last july, moscow announcing easing restrictions on russian companies working on a rainy them in richmond sites. the ayatollah proclaiming that u.s. policies in the region were a threat to both countries. >> our cooperation -- our views are very similar.

a solution needs to be found to all political forces in syria. nobody should force on the syrian people leaders from outside. that can only be decided by the syrian people. >> a representative of northern groups has described the deadly asault on the hotel in mali a clear attempt to derail the country's fragile peace talks. gunmen attacked the hotel killing 19 people. they held 170 hostages for eight -- police are appealing for help to identify the dead gunmen. >> regional support for the president of mali as he met with his senegalese counterpart.

they discussed security concerns they hope to address at an upcoming summit. we have to recognize that an environment where terrorism is at work, or positions should be reviewed in light of risks. i'm not saying we will see our common goals, but we have to pay more and more attention to them. >> an investigation is underway but they have yet to identify the attackers. investigators said they are following several leads and actively pursuing at least three suspects. while the streets are bustling as ever, troops can be seen on patrol across the city, particularly around luxury hotels frequented by ex-pats. >> they accompany us in security measures because they also have

guests who are staying here. >> and al qaeda affiliate claimed responsibility. the state of emergency has been called until november 30 with public gatherings and protest for big. >> an israeli man has been stabbed to death in the west bank before being shot dead. apparently he was mistaken for an israeli. killedng assailant was in an attempt to stabbing in the north part of the west bank. to argentina now, where the conservative challenger has turned the country's politics on its head by kicking out the ruling movement out of power. the president-elect is promising economy. an ailing

>> he was elected on a promise to implement change. them rightd to make moves to boost the ailing economy. argentina's new president will take office on december 10. he said he will start by reviewing the state of public finances. all calling for unity, he also criticized his left-wing predecessors. said all along the big problem argentina has is that for the past four years, we've had no economic growth. there have been no jobs created and we need to keep the country moving forward. we have the energy and enthusiasm to move the country forward. we need to as a government corrected decisions of the past that have been bad for the country.

>> born in one of argentina's wealthiest families, the conservative leader was a successful businessman before becoming mayor of when osiris. a political analyst believes -- aires.ng mayor of buenos >> is the first, businessman wins the presidential election in argentina and the first time that someone wins coming from sports, someone who entered politics through sports. he got into politics after having been president of argentina's most popular football club. football is a very popular sport in argentina. >> as president, he said he wants to encourage entrepreneurs and liberalize the economy. his victory marks a major political shift. one of the world's last four

remaining northern white rhinos, deterioratede, had after surgery and was put down on sunday. she had been a popular attraction at the san diego to. the remaining three northern white rhinos are all healthy and have been kept under close guard in kenya. the population was devastated by poachers seeking their prized horns and as a result were declared extinct in the wild in 2008. news.ow for the business in the wake of the paris terror attacks, france's unveiling a plan. of widernouncement measures that will be released early next year, the french finance ministry wants to plant down on prepaid bank cards and will now require identity checks for all amounts. it will be given greater access to the spending habits of individuals on police watch

list. the finance ministers calling on the rest of europe and g20 countries to cooperate. >> tackling money laundering and shady financing the order of the day as the french government presented a weight aims to cut funding for terrorism worldwide. proposalshas concrete in order to increase transparency in the economy and keep an eye on transactions and strengthen the ability to dry up financial flows. >> tighter measures for the use theebit cards and reducing anonymous way prepaid cards can be used. france will also make it easier to freeze and seize assets, not just bank accounts but cars and property. officials will also begin an easier access to information about suspects on police watch lists. the government wants to access server information from the international transfer system swift.

>> we as europeans do not have the capacity to use our own data. the americanust authorities to use the data on the american server. i believe this cannot continue any longer. >> the international financial action task force, due to soon report to g20 finance ministers, has also been asked to grade countries by their tolerance to terrorism funding. countries like iran and north korea have already been black mark as the fight against extremist groups escalates. in france, the economy has started to feel the pinch from the terror attacks. france saw a three-month low in the month of november. markets purchasing managers index shows the attacks negatively impacted the service sector, falling from 52.6 in october to 51.3 in november.

let's take a look at the markets now. here in europe, all the main indices ended the session in the red. over in the united states, stocks have reversed earlier gains. all in the red at this hour. cuts of .2% across the board. ever ine largest deal health care history. pfizer said it will buy our dan for $116 billion. the move seen as a corporate inversion will see the american drug giant shave billions from its future tax bill. calling on congress to take legislative actions to prevent tax inversions. >> it's the biggest proposed health-care deal in history. pfizer is merging with drug an, the maker of botox.

it's worth more than $160 billion and in a move known as an inversion, it will allow pfizer to reincorporate in dublin, thus escaping u.s. taxes on its overseas profits. addysts estimate that could $2.1 billion to pfizer's bottom line in 2017. inversions are controversial and have been widely criticized by politicians on both sides of the atlantic. remain popular, despite new measures by the obama administration to clamp down on the practice, including making it harder for corporations to shift their tax residencies and making it more difficult to avoid taxes on existing assets afterwards. but many companies insist the tax benefits still outweigh the possible penalties. tight and u.s.id treasury rules, the deal is being structured as a reverse nerger with the smaller allerga technically buying pfizer.

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