of reporters covering the attacks in paris and house security officials and concerned residents in our area are reacting. first lucy yang has the latest on the wide sweeping investigation. >> this just in. air strikes in syria. the french confirm they were launched from jordan and the united emirates. the operation was carried out with u.s. help. there are tweets that power and water service have been disrupted in certain areas, as france lashes out after the horrific slaughter in paris. >> reporter: panic in paris as morning suddenly turns to mayhem. from the iconic problem, honoring the victims of the attacks. nearby more chaos

where a hail of bullets rained down terror days before. tonight french police report fireworks set off the frenzy. >> we have to act. there may be somebody with a gun. we just have to see. >> reporter: a day of false alarms had parisians on edge as investigators launch an international manhunt for 26-year-old. police believe the french national born in brussels rented the black volkswagon used. >> there was shooting for 10 minutes without stopping. >> reporter: is he from a family of terrorists, officials report he is one of three brothers with blood on his hands. one died in the attack. the other was arrested today. six other suspect s in belgium have also been captured. in france police have recovered a second car used in the killings and inside found three assault rifles. isis has claimed

responsibility for the attacks and today we're told there was advanced warning. iraq's foreign minister says senior iraqi intelligence officials warned france along with other coalition nations of imminent assaults from isis. most of the victims have been identified including american college student noemi gonzalez, a 23-year-old design student from cal state long beach who was having the time of her life. >> i feel lost. sadness. it was my only daughter. >> as for the advanced warning, we're learning the information was passed along just one day before the attacks and without many specifics. so it may have been too little too late for authorities to adequately protect all those victims. >> here at home beefed up

in the wake of those attacks in paris. included on that list, metlife stadium. >> here at metlife stadium, procedures. out of an abundance of caution it's increased law outside. all nfl stadiums throughout the country today. we see fans being padded down as there are more police officers here to and heavily armed vehicles. the emergency response unit posted in the parking lot. the league also says all nfl clubs use mandatory metal detector screenings and adds they've been

and the fbi which i've informed them of no nfl threats against stadiums. fans say what they're seeing here today is a necessary precaution. >> there's definitely a lot

been the state department has set up hot line. 18884074747. new york city's french catholic community offers prayers this morning for victims of the paris attacks. parishioners came together at the church of notre dame at the morning side heights neighborhood. the church is the center of the french-speaking catholic community here. >> it is a feeling of deep sorrow. sympathy. and really, people who have a wonderful heart. and i was really moved because it was so sincere. >> the notre dame parish includes french citizens and roman catholics of west african heritage. in light of the dreadful

attacks in paris is the u.s. prepared to respond to the isis strategy of coordinated and planned attacks outside the middle east. new york senior senator says yes. >> we have tools to deal with this. particularly intelligence, reconnaissance, drones, air strikes. we should increase all four of those. >> the senator schumer said the same intelligence networks and military technology used to defeat al-qaeda can be applied to the fight against isis. coming up at 6:00, senator schumer will the latest in the investigation and more on the american response to the attacks. stay with eyewitness news for continuing coverage of the paris attacks. we're updating on facebook, twitter and on our web site, abc7ny.com. much more ahead. right now police are investigating a deadly shooting in jersey city. president obama meets with

summit that is dominated by the recent terror attacks in paris. weather-wise beautiful sunday out there and a pretty pleasant evening with temperatures in the mid 50s.

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investigation underway in jersey city. police responded to a shooting at a mini market this afternoon. a man was fatally shot inside. this is the 18th murder in jersey city this year. the terror attacks in paris are dominating the agenda at the g20 summit in turkey. leaders began the conference with a moment of silence this morning. president obama said while the meeting is generally a forum for economic issues, the events on friday have sharpened focus on combatting terrorism. >> the killing of innocent people based on a twisted ideology is an attack not just on france, not just on turkey, but it's an attack on the civilized world. >> president obama met with the russian president during that meeting today. he did not provide details of the

on the need for a cease fire in syria and syrian-led political transition in the country. in the wake of the attacks in paris the nypd has stepped up its presence to keep us safe. this morning police commissioner bill bratton said while new york city has the best anti-terrorism forces in the country, the department can still learn from friday's tragic events. >> we have to be prepared to defend when an attack occurs. it will happen here. in our case we're going to learn from this event that reinforcing the idea that you don't stay outside waiting as police. you have to get in. >> commissioner bratton said friday's attacks may have presented a new type challenge. the attackers may have communicated through encrypted messages that cannot be monitored. we're going to shift gears now, talk about a gorgeous fall day. is this what you would

>> this was very close to seasonable. tomorrow will be the best day weather-wise of the week. of course we have to waste that on a monday. but you'll see what i mean after you see the 7-day forecast. we head outside right now. empire state building lit up in classic colors. beautiful, beautiful sunset out there tonight. temperature right now, 56. wind coming in from the west at 5. high got up to 58 which is several degrees above normal. it was a chilly morning though. the low getting down to 39 right around sunrise. normal high for this time of year, 54 for the middle of november. 80 was your record in 1993. sun setting at 4:38. 57 at teat -- teterboro. you have temperatures in the low 50s north and west. 55, poughkeepsie. low 50s on the island.

the jersey shore. this is our stream lines that show you which way the wind is blowing. we're getting a southwesterly wind on the north side. that's why we warm things up during the day today. colder air lurking to our north. this is going to seep through the hudson valley and down through new england late tomorrow night in to the day on tuesday. and that's why this week is going to be kind of a roller coaster ride in the temperature department. in the meantime though tomorrow is going to be a great day. there's where we call that backdoor cold front sinking in from new england. behind that, significantly cooler on tuesday. below normal for this time of the year. only getting up to 52. some locations north and west might not even get out of

the 40s and that's despite a lot of sunshine. it won't quite feel the part. it will be pretty chilly out there. there could be as this system approaches from the west. before that happens the warmth tries to return wednesday in to thursday ahead of that cold front. here's your accuweather forecast for tonight. clear, not as chilly. we're down to about 47 in midtown. even in the suburbs, a lot of suburbs not getting down in to the 30s like they did last night. as we head in to the day tomorrow, nice and warm, plenty of sunshine. the high getting tomorrow chillier. that's when that backdoor cold front moves on by. 30 to 35 degrees in the outlying areas. here's your accuweather 7-day forecast. tuesday. the high only getting in to the low 50s despite a lot of sunshine. it turns cloudier a little bit milder. there could be rain coming in late wednesday night. i think the daylight hours of wednesday would be dry. then thursday turns stormy.

it's windy. it's rainy out there but warm. the high getting up to 66. there could even be localized flooding particularly for the thursday evening commute. 58. next week. 55 and 56 for saturday and sunday thursday is kind of our big ticket weather item for the week. kind of a windswept rainstorm out there. making the most of small spaces here in new york city. you've seen how many people are willing to squeeze in to 200 and 300 square foot apartments. turns out there are many families choosing to live small. workers at one manhattan architecture firm showed shirleen allicot how they design those tight quarters. >> a client came to us and said i have this tiny apartment. it's been like a tumbled down bachelor pad for years.

>> reporter: she says the client did not mince words. >> i think he and his friend had been bunking for years. >> reporter: their challenge to have a former bachelor turn 425 square feet to a comfortable space for his wife and child. >> they work very long hours. they travel a lot . it's a married couple. but when they come home they want some place that's calm, that feels like a retreat. >> reporter: that means every surface has to do double duty. >> because we have a staircase we were able to tuck the bathroom in to great storage. >> reporter: therefore a wall is not just a wall and a coffee table can also serve as a dining table. >> you can pull out the futon and that night it's a bedroom. >> reporter: in the kitchen hidden drawers and cabinets offer function and a minimal istic feel. up the stairs, what was a cross space for storage now serves as a bedroom for high ceilings. >> there was no windows. so that brings so much light in to

a small space. >> reporter: hartman says not every unit is going to have these bones and this floor height but the fact that a family of three can live here teaches an important lesson. >> shirleen allicot, eyewitness news. >> i need to remember that. if you'd like to see more on our coverage of tiny homes, you can head to abc7ny. if you live in a small space, show us how you've organized your space. laura behnke is next with sports. >> the entire country stands with paris right now. that includes the american sports world where today the games may [ inaudible ] honored france then at the meadowlands the giants and patriots got things started with a moment of silence.

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busy day, busy night for workers at the garden. laura behnke? >> it certainly is. we may be an ocean away from paris and our sporting events may be continued to play as normal but there is no real normal after acts of violence occur, even games that are played for pure across the country all thoughts were on france including madison square

garden. kevin seraphin carved paris in to his hair. there was game. in addition to the star-spangled banner they also anthem. new orleans had the anthony davis led everyone with 36 points. the knicks begin their comeback. carmelo anthony, 29 points from new york. 4-point lead right here then there was seraphin. the offensive board plus the put-back. seraphin finished with 12 points in 14 minutes to help the knicks stay in front, which they did. knicks win. they're now 5-6. it took an extra 20 games to get five wins last year for new york. with 13 games on the nfl schedule today, the league was taking no chances with security, upping the police presence at every stadium including metlife where there was a much anticipated game to be played

between the giants and patriots. in addition to all that beefed up security, it affected the pre-game scene at the meadowland where a french flag was on the field for a moment of silence and damontre moore taped up his arms in the color of the french flag. keeping those in paris in their thoughts. the giants and patriots weren't the only ones to honor france. there was a moment of silence before every game in the nfl including in st. louis where the rams hosted the bears. there were also american servicemen and women on the field. while in philadelphia, also a moment of silence before the eagles hosted the dolphins and while there was a huge american flag on the field, the stand. in baltimore that sentiment made it on to the field as the ravens took the the jaguars. morgan cox running out of the tunnel with the french flag before they too held a moment of silence. that's just a small sample of what we league and beyond today.

coming up at 6:00, we'll also recap the games and we'll keep you updated on the giants and patriots score as well. we'll see you in a little bit. >> quite a show of solidarity. right now officials in france say they have launched a massive series of air strikes on the islamic state group's defective capital in syria. the latest in paris. >> people are gathered across the area for vigils and

quick recap of tonight's top stories. a manhunt underway for a suspect wanted for involvement in the deadly terrorist attacks in paris. police say the suspect is a french national and she is considered extremely dangerous. >> french officials target the islamic state in syria with a series of air strikes destroying a jihadi training camp and a weapons warehouse. >> people here and around the world are pausing to remember the victims of those attacks in paris. mourners placed flowers and candles outside the french consulate on manhattan's upper east side. good evening. i'm sandra bookman. >> and i'm joe torres. people across the globe are paying tribute to the victims in the

member states of the european union will join france in a moment of silence. meanwhile security is tight in paris and right here in our area as well. people watching the giants take on the patriots right now will notice heightened security at metlife stadium. officials will be on high alert wherever a large crowd is expected. >> we have a team of reporters covering events here. first eyewitness news reporter lucy yang has got the latest developments on the investigation in to the attacks. >> tonight france is responding with force. an air strike has been launched over syria. the french 10 other owned fighter jets were launched from the united arab emirates and from jordan and with help from the u.s. as france lashes out with air strikes. in paris mourners are clearly on edge. today a false alarm sparked panic in paris as

camera running from their lives, from the republic plaza, the site of a memorial honoring the victim of friday's attacks. french police with guns drawn determined the fireworks caused all that chaos. investigators have launched an international manhunt for this man, 26-year-old salah abdeslam, a french national. we're learning one of the shooters, a 30-year-old man, had been five years ago. >> we don't have enough people to follow all the suspects on their list. >> take a look at this photo. this is the passport picture found on one of the attackers, refugee. he came through a greek island alone and unarmed.

france and other coalition nations of an imminent attack one day before the assault on paris but was that enough information to have prevented all that innocent bloodshed? new yorkers continue to stand in solidarity with the people of paris tonight. right now underway in brooklyn, an interfaith vigil organized by the borough president and members of the french community. eyewitness news reporter mallory hoff is in carroll gardens with more. >> as you can see here, things are now just getting started. members of this community tell us their hearts are with their brothers and sisters in paris. right now they're preparing to hold an interfaith vigil and walk to show their support during this incredibly trying time. the event will begin here in carol park. it will end at the agnus roman catholic church. this regularly offers mass in french.

community leaders will express solidarity. >> french people, we need to walk together, with the jewish people, with the catholic people and show we're not afraid. >> members of this community telling us tonight they will do everything in their power to show their support during this incredibly trying time. you can see children and adults here tonight preparing to walk and show their love and support. mallory hoff, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> members of the muslim faith joined peace activists in new jersey to express solidarity with the people of france and to call for an end to violence. the group gathered in jersey city to speak out against the attacks in paris. they say the assault is an afront to the teachings of islam. >> we believe in human rights. we believe in embracing your

>> we are here today to express our solidarity and to say that we stand with the people of france and the families of those victims. >> the group says they hope dialogue will discourage acts of discrimination against muslims in the u.s. and across the world. >> stay with us for continuing coverage on the paris attacks. we're constantly updating on facebook, twitter, and our website, abc7ny. presidential candidate shift their focus to the attacks on paris. the frontrunners weigh in on international efforts to combat terror and just how much of the responsibility to fight belongs to america. >> a picture-perfect fall weekend. will it seep in to the work week? jeff smith will be

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attacks in paris the presidential candidates gathered for a debate in iowa and the focus of the debate quickly international crisis. >> reporter: before the democratic presidential candidates were introduced, a moment of silence in response to cbs news the host of the second presidential debate quickly reworked its debate plan after the paris attacks to focus more on issue national security and foreign relations. hillary clinton agreeing with president obama on the fight against isis. >> it cannot be an american fight. >> reporter: martin o'malley jumped in. >> this actually is america's fight. >> reporter: clinton taking fire in all directs. >> i've never heard a candidate, ever, who's received huge amounts from wall street,

these campaign contributions will not influence me. >> reporter: like the first debate, bernie sanders on clinton's e-mails. >> i'm still sick and tired of it. >> reporter: what could have been taken as a subtle jab to president obama, clinton saying this. >> you have to look at isis as the leading threat of an international terror network. it cannot be contained. it must be defeated. >> reporter: all three candidates refusing to use the term radical islam. candidates jim webb and lincoln chafee dropped out of the race. this second debate is make it or break it from sanders and especially martin o'malley as hillary clinton continues to lead in the polls. the next democratic face-off is for december 19th in new hampshire. the republicans will go at it just a few days before in las vegas. stephanie ramos, abc news, des moines, iowa. in the midst of this tragedy, moments of togetherness. >> coming up at 5:00, people in

turn to music to imagine a better tomorrow. >> high pressure in control right now, giving the tri-state area a beautiful late fall day today but already we're watching a storm system just entering the west coast. going to traverse the country. i'm meteorologist

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ur soothing sound of john lennon. people in paris turning to music to heal after the attack left the city of lights reeling. this crowd gathered at the scene of the worst of the attacks.

this weekend as a musician played john lennon "imagine." >> celebrities and entertainers are now canceling their trips abroad in the wake of the paris attacks. u2 visited a vigil last night after canceling the rest of their european tour. they were scheduled to perform in paris tomorrow. actress natalie portman also canceled her appearance at her new film's premier in france. 20th century fox canceled plans for the cast paris. foo fighters offered condolences to paris while canceling the rest of their tour. we're going to turn now to the weather. we have a pretty good looking week ahead of that. except for that one day. >> that one day could be pretty stormy. we could be talking flooding downpours during the day on thursday. we head

over toward midtown from our camera in astoria, queens. that temperature sitting at 56 degrees, clear skies. wind coming in from the west at 5 miles per hour. so the wind really calmed down during the day today, compared to what we had yesterday and what we had during the day on friday when winds were gusting up to 40 here's your planner. 54 at 7:00 under clear skies. wind is stay light. we're back up to 60 by noon time and i think we'll top out in the lower 60s around 1:00 or 2:00 in the afternoon before falling back in to the 50s. look at that wind. starts shifting in to a northwesterly direction. that's behind a backdoor cold front and behind that front, significantly cooler for tomorrow night and in to the day tuesday. speaking of cool, it did get pretty chilly this morning. 39 in the park. even got down in to the 20s in poughkeepsie and sussex. got

in somerville, new jersey. got down near new jersey. near freezing on the island on islip. a nice recovery during the afternoon. some spots west of new york city and across much of new jersey as a matter of fact approaching and exceeding that 60-degree mark which is significantly above normal for this time of year. we should be in the mid 50s. 57 right now, middletown. 48 your temperature at monticello. even the suburbs overnight tonight, we won't have the widespread 30s like we had last night. 55, belmar. 52 on the island at islip. high pressure firmly in control off to our south. that's why we get a generally southwesterly wind during the day today. we zoom things off to the west. there's a storm system approaching the california coast. this is a typical el nino pattern. we get a small subtropical jet stream transporting moisture from the pacific across the lower 48 states. a lot of that moisture

is going to be around here during the day thursday. we'll track it for you on the futurecast. no weather worries around here during the next several days except for a big temperature change from tomorrow in to the day tuesday. we do become significantly cooler during that backdoor front. even by midday wednesday we start increasing our clouds. rainfall still off to our west by that point. this heavy band of rainfall with a connection all the way down to the gulf of mexico will be moving in here during the day thursday. that's why we could have very heavy rainfall rates which could cause some flooding especially during the thursday evening commute. in the meantime wake-up temperatures for tomorrow morning, basically our overnight lows tonight. 43 in white plains. the only places that get down in to the upper 30s are poughkeepsie, sussex, monticello. 62 in central park. getting in to the middle and upper 60s from belmar to toms river. nice and warm by

november standards during the day tomorrow. low 60s. much cooler on tuesday behind that backdoor cold front. a full 10 degrees cooler. 52 for a high. then we wait for that storm to come in as we head in to the latter part of the week. here's your bus stop forecast for tomorrow morning. clear. not as chill y as it has been. heading in to the afternoon, it's a nice warm day. plenty of sunshine. high getting up to around 62. here's your accuweather 7-day forecast. tuesday, 52. turning cloudy on wednesday. tuesday even though we have all that sunshine, it's going to be cool. upper 50s. rain could be gin as late as wednesday night. more likely to begin during the day on thursday. heavy downpours especially by thursday afternoon. clouds decrease friday. 58. next weekend look looking dry so far. middle 50s by day.

typical for this type of year. this next story harkss to cooler temperatures. the fdny issuing a warning after one person was killed in a fire caused by a portable space heater. space heaters are to blame for one out of three home heating fires and more than 80% of deaths. >> consumer reports just tested nearly 40 space heaters and says if you have an older one, consider replacing it. newer heaters are much safer. here's ken rosato. >> this is what's left of carom bell's house. a fire started here where a space heater was plugged in to an outlet. >> i'm very leery of using one again. >> reporter: the family got out safely but the blaze destroyed her home. today's heaters are safer than they used to be. this test simulates what would happen if fabric, say a curtain, comes in to contact with the space heater. with some there's

latest tests none of the fabric caught fire. an infrared camera shows whether it got hot enough to hurt you. >> they can get hot enough to cause pain when you touch it. >> reporter: in this test each heater is cover ed with a towel and forced to over heat. most of the heaters earn high scores for safety but you'll still have to be careful. >> never use an extension cord. plug it direct ly in to the wall. secondly, always keep it on the floor. don't put it up on a shelf or high area. third, keep it away from water. >> reporter: you also want a heater to keep you warm. this dyson earned top scores for performance and safety but costs $450. consumer reports recommends this brenado, it doesn't spot heat as well as the dyson but at $200 it costs far less and is just as safe. ken rosato, channel 7 eyewitness news. movie fans are opting for peanuts along with their popcorn

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this is a live look outside the french consulate on manhattan's upper east side. people in our area continue to show their solidarity with the people of paris, placing flowers, cards, candles, and this of course just one of the places around new york city where folks are gathering to show their support. >> it's almost midnight in paris there. coming to an end a long, painful, tragic weekend. we'll have more on the latest in to the investigation in the paris attacks on eyewitness news at the top of the hour.

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with travelers or neighbors looking for wheels to borrow and the sites even offer insurance. >> most of the day your car is sitting idle so why not make some money? >> reporter: nina pineda, channel 7 eyewitness news. 007 dominated at the box office this weekend. the latest james bond thriller specter took in $45.5 million. the christmas comedy starring dianne keaton and john goodman faired the best of the new releases, love the coopers brought in $8.4 million its open weekend. angeles legally jolie pitt's the safe viewers. its release scaled back to 10 theatres where it made just under $100,000. >> the owner of revel, that

city, faces an unpredictable but certain obstacle. winter. stroud bought the bankrupt rebel in april for pennies on the dollar. a legal dispute with one supplier is preventing him from hooking up boilers. coming up at 6:00, breaking developments in to the attacks in paris. how france is striking back. >> pure panic. everyone running scared. police moving in with weapons drawn.