paris, the city of love overcome by evil. more than 100 people killed in violent acts of terror. the french president blames it on isis. >> and we heard eight to ten shots. and then there was a pause and two more shots, and then we heard some more. >> an evening of leisure for soccer fans, music lovers, and diners. >> we're going to do whatever it makes and to go after any terrorist networks that go after our people. >> this morning a show of unity and a vow to make those responsible pay.

right now. good morning. it is 6:00 on this saturday november 14th. i'm andrea grimes. >> we have alltay tacks in paris. first, let's go to vanessa murdock. >> going to be a cool and breezy day today. hold on to your hats again. gusts up to 35 miles per hour and temperatures will be in the 40s. for us. 42 in the hamptons and 43 in cooler. on the vortex, look at what's city. we have a passing clouds,

degree, feeling like 39 out there. very windy. today. it's 48 and partly sunny. still breezy with winds out of the west. we'll talk about more calm conditions these attacks are being called the deadliest attacks since world war ii. the president says isis is responsible for the group and the group is claiming responsibility on their website as well. >> at least 127 confirmed dead, the attacks carried out simultaneously. accordg to french authorities, eight of the

seven died in suicide bombings. a state of emergency has been declared and the borders are closed. >> they declared three days of national mourning. we have coverage of those attacks on paris. aalice gainer has more. the president says they were an act of war committed against the isis group, and they will be mercyless toward the group. spectators inside say initially no one reacted at all, unclear on what happened. inside people scrambled on to the field as those outside ran. near simultaneous attacks were happening in other parts of the city.

the concert hall where the playing. gunmen held people in the theater hostage. heavily armed police stormed the theater. three attackers blue themselves up with suicide belts. >> the people who were dead in the stars, broken windows. it's a war scene. >> as many as 100 were dead inside. this man speaking from california learned his niece had been among those shot. >> she had been shot in the arm and the leg. it's a very, very sad situation. >> elsewhere, ambulances raced to a restaurant where a shooting left several others dead. >> i was holding a woman's arm. when i started to process what was happening, was asking

and i realize she had been fatally wounded. she had been shot in the chest. there was blood all around here, and there were other people in the restaurant who had been fatally injured. >> french police secured the scenes while they brought out the wounded. >> when i went on the streets, i saw 20 to 25 bodies lying on the floor, and people were very badly injured with gunshot wounds, and i took a teenager. she was bleeding very badly. i ran with her. >> intelligence officials were not aware of any threats before this series of attacks. meantime, germany media says a man has been linked to the paris attacks.

>> this attack has sent shockwaves across the globe. we continue our coverage in london. >> jonathan, we heard the french president come out and say isis is responsible for this. the group is also claiming responsibility. what else we know th front? >> reporter: at this point right now, isis is claiming responsibility, at least that's what the president has said. also went on to discuss how he thinks this terror group was planning this outside of the borders of france and imported it back in. he called it the worst attack since world war ii. at least here in new york city, the nypd is stepping up security for precaution. can you tell us what other big cities in london are doing in response. >> david cameron is holding an

emergency meeting this morning. at this point, the threat level

join isis there. what we have seen yesterday, lone wolves, disenfranchised youth feel the need to go to isis territory and act out this need. >> jonathan, reporting from london this morning. we appreciate you checking in with us. president obama is calling the attacks on paris an attack on all of humanity. >> this is a heartbreaking situation. those of us here in the united states know what it's like. we've gone through these type of episodes ourselves. whenever these kind of attacks happened, we've always been able to count on the french people to stand with us. they have been an extraordinary counterterrorism partner. we intend to bear with them in that same fashion. >> a u.s. official says no

among the fatalities. the emergency meeting in the palace comes as police hfor potential accomplices to the eight attackers killed in last night's violence. the first such move of emergency and ordered additional troops deployed. >> police are doing some extra patrols in the city. they're standing guard at the french consulate. reporter: security is intense here at the french consulate. flags are at half staff on the upper east side as terror forces make their presence known outside the building. they're keeping a strong police presence here after the attacks, reassuring people in the city that they're safe.

great deal of time preparing for. it's why we have three rings of protection guarding new york city 24 hours a day. >> and in times square, hercules teams have been patrolling the crowds. they're keeping an eye on landmarks and high traffic areas. while they closely monitor the events in paris, there's no threat against new york city or the united states. mayor de blasio urging the public not the panic. >> if anything happens that we need to inform the city about, we will. >> expressions of sadness and solidarity. french exchange students gathered for a candlelight vigil, posting pictures on social media as they pray for paris. little paris, hearts a broken. >> i'm scared. we have family in france.

moved from france 19 years ago. they own this french bistro where they've been watching the news from their home country on television. they're devastated. >> we're very sad. very sad and very angry. i feel for these families and all the lost ones. >> the nypd also watching this restaurant and the neighborhood closely. a gesture that's making this community feel more comfortable during this time of uncertainty. >> and back out here live at the french consulate, people have been stopping by and putting flowers outside the building to show their support. police say they will be stepping up security across the city through monday at the earliest. we're near the upper east side. cbs 2 news. >> delta and other airlines say

flight schedules to paris and other destinations. this man had just returned from paris and says he's shaken up. >> i have a very close friend who actually was in the streets, and he managed to escape. i just learned this, so i'm a bit in shock. >> the french government announced there will be renewed border checks that are normally open under europe's free travel zone. tony aiello is on his way to paris. stay tuned for more information throughout the day. it's 6:12a. show of unity for their country even in the midst of terror. >> how soccer fans came together in song while being attacks. >> and it's round two for the democrats for their second national debate tonight on cbs.

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be part of the debate. cbs news the partnering up with twitter. >> it's short, quick, efficient. >> here at drake university, students say the use of social media changes the conversation. >> it's nice for candidates to see that type of involvement and hear what issues we want discussed. >> along with gun control, immigration and the economy, the candidates are also expected to field questions about the terror attacks in paris. on the eve of the debate, all contenders took to twitter to offer condolences to the victims and their families. >> cbs news, des moines, iowa. >> again, the democratic presidential candidates debate tonight at 9:00, it will be moderated by face the nation's john dickerson. >> 6:17. when you step out, it's cooler than it has been. >> a little chilly. >> let's check in with vanessa murdock.

it is going to be a cool, crisp, fall day, a day when temperatures are well below seasonable, especially when you factor in that wind chill. let's take you live outside for a beautiful picture of the sunrise. as the horizon brightens, it's really making for a stunning shot of the skyline. we have chilly winds. winds are west at 16 miles per hour. gusts today could be as high as 35 miles per hour. so similar to yesterday in that regard. the headline, a blustery chill will have clouds and a few snow showers passing, maybe a few raindrops mainly north and west of the city. tomorrow, a rebound. we'll have plenty of sunshine and temperatures warming up. the winds coming. so, if you don't like the powerful winds and the cooler temperatures, tomorrow is definitely the better day for you, and the next day we're warming things up even more so. take a look at this trend.

a high of 49 degrees. of course 49 is not the whole story. factor in the winds. it feels more like the low 40s out there in the city. it will feel like the upper 30s for areas north and west. today very chilly tomorrow. 58 with the sun on monday. stunning 62 with sunshine. today's high of 49 is the coldest day since april 9th, and then it was 43 degrees. we're headed toward winter temperatures. they're declining. it's a burst of cold air, just for today. as we look at the radar picture, a few snow showers, raindrops and also west of the city, we'll start to see shower activity trying to make its way in. very dry. we're not going to see a lot on the ground. don't be surprised if you see today. it's very possible. powerful winds out of the northwest. they're funneling on in. we'll have passing clouds and

high pressure takes over. with the winds today, take a look at the future gusts taking over in the 20s and 30s. by 1:00, more in the 20 to 25 mile-per-hour range. then this evening, we could see them crank up a little more. overnight the winds will settle more. they're on the calm side and temperatures will be warming up. for today, partly sunny skies. again, those passing clouds, a few sprinkles or snowflakes and 49 degrees. 15-25 gusting as high as 35 miles per hour. overnight, mostly clear, and those winds start to settle. 40 will feel more like 40 and then tomorrow as we warm things up, it's going to be quite lovely. the better half of the weekend, 58 for your sunday. winds will be out of the west at 5-10 miles per hour. look at your extended forecast, monday is amazing. tuesday is looking good too. 60, partly sunny skies. wednesday is not bad, still

staying mild at 63. mostly cloudy, those clouds start to thicken in what could be a very wet and windy day on thursday. 65 degrees. right now it looks like we could have similar winds to what we experienced yesterday and will experience today. and rain coming down. thursday could be ugly. >> all right. but today, cold. >> thank you, vanessa. >> thank you, vanessa. just in time for your thanksgiving casserole, some tips on how to pick the best green beans. >> we're in your produce aisle for your tip of the day. >> string beans, still locally grown. they're going to wind down a be imported. you have to take advantage of this. they're great, delicious, tender, and great for us. let's talk about selection. nice and green like this all the way around, very important. also, they have to feel nice and fresh to the touch. when you bring them home, in

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good morning. coming up on 6:30 on this saturday, november 14th. >> i'm andrea grimes. we're continuing to follow the attacks in paris, first, let's check with vanessa murdock for the weather in our area. >> very chilly start to the day. not only are temperatures on the cool side, but we have the winds whipping still. that means wind chills down to the 30s for us on this saturday morning. temperatures, though, a little warmer than that. 38 right now in liberty. that trans slate to 30 in liberty. 38 in the city. on the vortex, satellite and radar picture, we have clouds passing by. also notice flecks of green and a little bit of light pink. we may see a few raindrops today, maybe a few snowflakes out there north and west of the

city as these clouds roll on by. not a completely dry day. for the most part, it won't be a lot happening. sun, clouds, cooler temperatures. the high today is only 49 degrees. that will feel like 45. winds will be gusting as high as 35 miles per hour. we have calmer and warmer weather on the way. >> vanessa, thank you. france is on high alert after an evening of terror. at least 8 people pulled off multiple attacks in several locations in paris. right now we know at least 127 people were killed. that number is expected to grow. isis is now claiming responsibility for the deadly attacks. the group issued an online statement just a short time ago. >> a business -- calls this an act of war. alice gainer is here with the latest. >> reporter: we're learning more about those attacks.

they will be mercyless to the barbarians barbarians of the isis group. >> spectators inside this stadium said no one reacted at all, unclear what happened. then people scrambled onto the field as those outside ran. the french president was evacuated. near simultaneous attacks were happening in other parts of the city. the worst carnage happened at a rock concert inside the bataclan concert hall. gunmen held people hostage. three of the attackers blew themselves up with suicide belts as police closed in. those who survived were later seen leaving with their hands up while the injured were

stairs, broken windows. it's like a war scene. the french president arrived to learn that as ny as 100 were ad inside. this man speaking from lifornia learned his niece had been among those shot. >> she had been shot in the arm and in the leg, so that's very, very sad situation. >> elsewhere ambulances raced to a restaurant where a shooting left several others dead. >> i was holding a woman's arm next to me. when i suddenly started to process what was happening, i was asking around if people were okay. i realized she had been fatally wounded. she had been shot in the chest, and there was blood all around her. there were over people in the restaurant as well who had been fatally injured. >> french police secured the scene. broken glass could be seen, shattered by gun fire.

saw 20, 30 bodies lying on the floor. people were very badly injured with gunshot wounds, and i took a small girl, a teenager, she was bleeding very badly, and i run with her. >> now, officials say intelligence officials were not aware of any threats before this series of attacks. meantime, german media is reporting a 51-year-old man arrested last week after firearms were found in his character has been linked to the attacks. >> france is on high alert, along with other countries, including london. >> jonathan, we know france is under a state of mourning right now. can you give us a since of security measures in place in that country right now? >> reporter: yeah, so the

president has mobilized 1500 troops into the streets of paris. of course there's the main concern of another attack. then we can't forget that there were eight attackersed. there's a lingering concern that there could be other coconspirators involved in this that remain at large. our understanding is a manhunt continues under way. >> then have you heard of any threats on any other world cities? can you give us a sense of the security measures where you are in london? >> reporter: so here in london, the prime minister is holding an emergency meeting to discuss the security in this country. as of now, there has been no heightened alert issue. we spoke earlier. i told you about a scare that happened at the local airport. gatwick airport. there was, from reports we're being told, a gun found in a bag. immediately there was a reaction to this, and that airport was evacuated.

it just shows the kind of heightened alert this country >> and they're reporting that one of those attackers said he was doing this for syria. any idea how this is going to impact the migrant crisis area in the region. >> we heard that. of course we're hearing from isis who has claimed responsibility, calling the attack a blessed invasion. with the attack, we've heard about terrorists sneaking in with those migrants. shut down. thousand there's question about how the movement through borders in europe will be attack. >> we know they've started more security at those check points travel through. you. thank you, jonathan. >> here at home, new york city mayor is calling attacks in paris sobering. de blasio said police need to be vigilant at all times.

there's no indication of threat. officers have been deployed to various locations around the city. governor cuomo tweeted on behalf of all new yorkers, our thoughts and prayers are with those affected by the senseless attacks in paris. we stand with you. in an effort to keep us safe at home, nypd officers are doing extra patrols across the city and standing guard at the consulate. >> reporter: the nypd is not take anything chances. police are out here at the consulate. they're driving up and down fifth avenue just as a precaution. they're keeping a close watch on landmarks across new york city. >> flags at half staff on the upper east side. they make their presence known outside the building. they're keeping a strong presence here after the attacks, reassuring people in the city that they're safe. >> this is something we spent a

great deal of time preparing for. it's why we have three rings of protection guarding new york city 24 hours a day. >> in times square, hercules teams are patrolling the crowds. they're also keeping an eye on landmarks. while the fbi and homeland security closely monitors the entsevin paris. local law enforcement stress there is' no threat against the united states. >> they're operating, assuming there is going to be an attack. >> across new york city, expressions of sadness and solidarity. on fday nigh french exchange students gathered for a candlelight vigil. in carol gardens brooklyn, also known as little paris, hearts are broken. >> something has to change. we have to stop this massacre. we have to stop.

>> they moved from france 19 years ago. they now own this french bistro. they've been watching the news from their home country on television. they gathered to watch the soccer match and they heard the explosion through the screen. >> we're very sad, very sad and very angry. i feel for these families and all the lost ones. >> the nypd also watching this restaurant and the neighborhood closely, a gesture that's making this community feel more comfortable during a time of uncertainty. and we're back live where the attacks are having such an impact on people thousands of miles away here in new york city. you can see that some of them have put flowers outside the french consulate to show their support. now, police tell us the extra patrols will last through monday tattleliest. we're live on the upper east side this morning. >> thank you. a time like these, people often come together. in france we've seen a very

moving moment as soccer fans sang their country's national anthem as they werevating the stadium that was attacked. [singing] the song was written by a captain during the french revolution for troops to march along to. and team usa and st. vincent showed an outpouring of support for france following those attacks. before the world cup qualifying match, players and fans packed busch stadium in st. louis, missouri and paused to honor the victims. >> people showed their solidarity with the people of france. one world trade center spire was shining the colors of france's flag. in las vegas, the high roller observation wheel displayed the colors of the paris flag. seattle also showed its

solidarity by shining blue, white, and red at century link field. >> tony aiello is on his way to france. stay with cbs 2 for reports later today. time now is 6:41. a change of heart for a judge who took one couple's baby away because they're gay. plus, a tour bus nightmare, dozens injured while sightseeing in san francisco when their double decker bus loses control. some parents want to check the pantry. we have a recall on spa spaghetti-os. >> cooler and windy again today. we'll have your full forecast coming up.

weather beyond your saturday. chaos on the streets of san francisco after the driver of a double decker tourist bus apparently lost control and crashed, injuring 20 people. this happened yesterday afternoon in the city's busy union square. police say the bus was moving fast when it struck a bicyclist and at least two pedestrians before smashing into metal scaffolding at a construction site. six of the injured were seriously hurt no. word yet on exactly what caused that crash.

in utah has changed his mind and is now allowing a lesbian coup toll foster a baby. the judge ordered the coup toll give the baby back, citing research showing that children do better when raised by heterosexual couples. the association has said there's no scientific basis for that conclusion. the case will be back in court on december 4th. now to a warning about spaghetti-os. parents may want to check their pantry. campbell's soup is recalling the cans. a small amount of plastic was found in those cans. they have a february 22nd, 2017 date stamped on them. they can return the products to the store for a full refund. it's been windy out there too. let's see what the start of the weather is like with vanessa murdock. >> yesterday was above seasonable, but those winds are

today those winds will be as strong but temperatures will be about ten degrees cooler. >> great. >> yes. hey, i kind of like it. i like those temperatures. when the wind chills are in the upper 30s and low 40s in the afternoon. let's check in and see what's happening with our weather watchers. temperatures this morning in the 30s and 40s. most of us in the 40s. it's actually on the mild side with the specific temperature, but when you factor in the winds, it feels like the 30s out there this morning. first 44 degrees as we look toward the south shore of long island. as we look up to the northwest, we start to see those 30s out there. 36 this morning. this report is from tony. their skies are overcast. in some instances, well north and west of the city, a few raindrops and snowflakes falling this morning. let's take you live outside to show you what things look like in the city. stunning shot, notice the clouds, notice the red just

below the cloud deck. the sun is rising. it's above the horizon. it's 44 degrees out there. we have west winds at 16 miles per hour. that's cutting your feels like temperature down into the upper 30s. what can you expect from this extended forecast. for today, cold and buster re. winds gusting as high as 35 miles per hour. tomorrow will be lovely. mostly sunny skies and temperatures warming up for the 2nd half of your weekend. and for the work week, we're talking about highs back into the low 60s. that's impressive because the normal high right now is 55 degrees. as we look at the vortex and satellite and radar picture. we start to see light well to the northwest of the city. we have a few showers trying to make their way in. so for today, as these clouds quickly pass on by, it is very much possible you will see a stray raindrop, a stray snowflake flying around. surgeonly it will not change

winds may have an impact on those plans. they will be funneling in from the west to the northwest. the winds headline for today and the cooler temperatures means it's going to feel like upper 30s and low 40s out there. tomorrow the winds become more southwesterly and with that we'll start to warm up. also, the winds will be significantly calmer for the 2 2nd half of your weekend. calm winds and monday looking amazing. warmer unshine, highs will be in the low 60s, a lot of sun to start your work week. for today, passing clouds, partly sunny, 49 degrees. again, a stray raindrop. while northwest of the city, winds strong. northwest at 15-25 miles per hour with gusts as high as 35. clearing. those winds will be settling. we'll bottom out at 40 in the city. that means 30s northwest. it's a nice rebound tomorrow under mostly sunny skies. monday, 62 with sun.

it's my pick of the week. partly sunny on wednesday. cloudy and 63. thursday, i think it's the ugliest day of the next seven. we could see winds gusting ago strong as today and it will be raining, as it looks right now. >> all right. no holding the umbrella. >> forget the umbrella on thursday. >> vanessa, thank you. >> yes. the brooklyn nets lost a nailbiter in sacramento. the kings rajon rondo stole an inbound pass with eight seconds left. >> two goals from nielson put the islanders up. >> it's always a spectacle when lebron james shows up to the gardens. only one in three starts. 221st half points for carmelo anthony. only four in the 2nd half. the knicks by 7 at the break, the fourth.

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[sound effects go silent] we're following the latest developments in paris. the french president is blaming the islamic state group for the attacks that left at least 127 people dead. calling it, quote, an act of war.

earlier this morning isis did claim responsibility in an online statement. the attacks unfolded at six locations, including cafes outside the national stadium and at a concert hall where people were held hostage. eight of the attackers are dead. bombings. security forces killed an that concert hall. >> many of the deaths that happened happened after they stormed the club bataclan concert hall. the band was performing when the terrorists began shooting into the crowd. the brother of one of the band members spoke about what happened. >> the whole band heard the gunshots, hit the deck and kind of went backstage and exited as fast as they could. >> the latest post reads we're still currently trying to determine the safety and whereabouts of all of our band and crew.

the people involved in this tragic situation. the brother of the band's founding member posted on facebook, though, saying the band is okay. well, u2 has canceled their scheduled concert in paris. the band was supposed to perform today in a show that would air live on hbo. the group posted otheir web page saying we watched in disbelief at the unfolding enevri and our art go out all the victims and their families across the city. >> words of the attacks spread on social media and so did worries about friends nd loved ones. a facebo re, lets people inparis notify everne on thnd's list that they're okay with tha safety check tol users marked themselvesfe d iends got notifications on theifabookpage. facebook originally launched the feature after th ad earthquake in nep in ap there's mu me on the

tas coming up cbs this morning saturday. we're joined life with a preview. >> good morning andrea. good morning, diane. coming up on the latest with the terrorist attacks in paris. the terrorists massacred dozens of peopl john miller will be here in studio 57. >> also the attacks are dramatically changing the tone e cbs deocratic debate in des moines. >> it's tnaon's highest military award. erdo e ls come from? meet whose who help create lamemories for heros. >> thank you. >> that wraps up today's saturday news. you can check out the top stories all day long on our website. i'm andrea grimes. thanks for watching.

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