terror in paris, at least 153 people dea gunfire anxpsions and publicces, a ear, a rtauranr ium, femergency. st lea five attackers were killed but an unknown number are still on the loose. alison: there is no official word yet on who was behind this. we are watching the situation from all angles, including how the u.s. is reacting. s, liv at e satee cent with the latest. jonathan: hundreds of police officers and military personnel are on the streets of paris following the deadly night of attacks that appear to have been ornated and well planned for some time. more than 100 people killed, and ans. not clear how any of those it cin attack, four major locions hit at once. it ended at this french theater that was packed with rock bands,

the police storming the theater with 100 hostages being held. reports of explosions inside. rrists, notefe morelling t than 100 fans were killed. >> i saw two terrorists with ak-47's entering the cotncer roomring randomly into the crowd. [explosion] atath:rt the soccerdiboe mbs going off outside of the soccer stadium where the french and germans were playing. shocd fans on field, beingolnotgo oping fon crettwo miles away, gn restaurant, killing more than a dozen, wounding many. reporter said more than 100 shots were fired. a half-mile away, a crowded bar in the upscale section of paris, gunmen openi fe, kilng a

lf, maybe more. en prede hollande ordered the borders of the country to be sealed and asked us french people to stay in their homes and not come outsid he also and assist the french police. french police believe they have killed all attackers. how is the hard part -- finding anyone and everyone who helped aid the terrorist with the attack. jonathan elias, abc 7 news. you, jonathan. cities in the u.s. are on high alert. although there are no credible threats at this time. leon: there ancased patrols at the capital tonight. alison: richard continues team coverage with theaw enforcement response at home. rich? homelandalison, security, u.s. police, and d.c. police on heightened states of alert. this is the kind of thing that you will see around the capitol

complex, mark d units, making themselves very visible. there are also cars roaming the area at officers on foot, and out of an abundance of caution. is a secuty piocaat thwhite use in the wake of this norlly pedestrian-friendly section of pennsylvania avenue is essentially sealed off, tourists and visitors restricted to the sidewalks. around the capital, enhance patrols with officers on foot and in marked units with a visible presence. officershas additional at the french embassy and elsewhere. the department of homeland security says it is closely monitoring security conditions in the district but says there is no "specific credible threat." residents and tourists say a security alert in thtion' pital is aooidea. >> they told us to stay on the sidewalk, don't go past the street.

cities are in an alert state because of what happened in europe. wei think in a couple days will hear more. with the january attack, we have more policeman in paris and all over france. metro transit police will also have extra officers on patrol in the underground. they are asking ridersn alert, look force dishes -- look for suspicious behavior and unattended packages. richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, rich. president obama has condemned the violence come calling in an atta not jt onrae t all of hanit paris itself

represents the timeless values of human progress. those who think they can terrorize the people of france or the values they stand for our wrong. leon: the president promised to provide whatever assistance france needs and pledge to bring terrorists to justice. alison: tonight cment outpouring of suoras pple flock to the french embassy of northwest washington to light candles and flowers. tom roussey joins us live with the reacon. tom? tom: it has been something as the night has gone on, more and more folks coming by. a few moments ago, three people laid on top of allhe flowers. weseen a lot of people coming by, saying they want to support the french people. as the nht went on, more and more people stopped outside of the embassy to send a message. many feel a personal connection. >> i have french relates. >> i havmily in france.

tom: this man drove all the way from reston with his little girl to leave flowers. >> it's tragic. we are sharing our simple these th the people of france. >> we carebout the french pelendhey have always been there for us. it's just a little thing we can do to show support. stepped up security outside of the embassy, many d.c. police and cret service cars. inside, the fg s wereto half staff, some leaving the property in tears, too upset to say much. one french citizen was inside as the news hit. >> the first reaction was, why france again? i think it's a hard question to answer. .hey cannot win first time ave en a

memorithis outside of the french embsy. january, when the "charlie hebdo " attacks happened, there was a large memorial as well, and this will be growing for sure. : one of the many tributes tonight, this at one world trade center. the top of the building lit blue, white, and red, standing in solidarity with france. leon: i spoke with a d.c. resident who was in paris tonight during the aack. i spoke with him via skype. he is their own honeymoon with his wife, kim. they had just left a restaurant thooked like atosion. each other. we thought it was a strange noise. about two minutes later, the siren started, but we never connected them until we saw what was going on on tv. leon: they were supposed to be

flying home sunday, buthey willo social media gave a terrifying view as the attacks were happening. we watched first-hand accounts from people on the ground in paris as people from all ov the world wrote condolences and messages of peace. newsroom with how th unfolded on the web. chris: as soon as the news broke, we started monitoring social media, and early on that's how we got a lot of information about what was happening on the ground from the people who were witnessing it firsthand. of thoseour incidences, a couple from twitter, facebook, it and instagram, this is where the theater is where the reports are 100 peoe red, mantion style. this ivideo ghere of the people in this area, walking from the theater to a safe shelter. some of the people are wearing emergency kit blankets that are often used during situations like this to keep people warm

and calm them. this next picture is taken from a hotel, with somebody saying, "save in the hotel room with six other people, cannot believe the horror." people coming together to help others even from other countries. this was a tweet sent by a reporter citing a survivor, saying, "people threw themselves on the ground in the gunman just started firing at random at the people on the ground." just an awful situation. and this video right here, the bar across the street, being used as an emergency first aid station. it has been like this the past two hours, people getting the help they need after this tragedy. social media played a big role in this, getting the information out from the people saying it firsthand. chris papst, abc 7 news. hoppinge web was really

tonight, facebook playing a big role in helping people find out if their loved ones were safe. there is a new feature called "mark safe" alerting people about people in paris. it allows users to tell others they are safe when they are near a dangerous situation. if you don't have to facebook and want to check on loved ones in paris, there is a phone number, which is posted on our website, wjla.com. alison: the investigation in paris just beginning. tragic roadong and ahead as investigators pieced together who was behind this heinous attack. will follow the situation post updates around the clock at wjla.com. leon: still ahead -- a devastating scene, dead and may see it at seized from a rescue organization. ed horsesd emaciat

rescued from a rescue organization. the i-team investigates how nonprofits are monitored and how they play a role in the safety of those animals. a cold night ahead, a breezy day tomorrow. forecast coming up. wow. this place is spectacular.

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a college campus, this time george mason university. images wereensive found in a residence hall and university police are investigating. the president wrote a letter to the community, saying that racism has no place at george mason university. rescues are setup to help animals that have been mistreated and have nowhere else to go. leon: the recent seizure of nearly 100 dying and emaciated horses has people calling for new laws to monitor them. alison: chris papst has been following the story from the beginning and has this update. this woman cannot

forgive herself, nowhere her beloved horses not coming home. >> i will live without the rest of my life. surgeryollowing neck last year, she placed her saddle horse with a horse rescue. >> i thought he would be safe. chris: as her health improved, she began the process to bring maddie home, and the news broke. 81 horses seized from a farm in somerset, virginia, nine dead, 11 euthanized, including maddie. >> she was locked in a stall without water or food for i don't know how long. seizure,on after the the farm owner was charged with 27 counts of misdemeanor animal cruelty. >> it hurts you to look at those pictures. imagine how you would feel. >> hopefully there is pressure

to change the laws and protect animals. chris: you believe the laws in virginia protect animals? >> i do. chris: what happened in this case? te animal laws in virginia. are strong and comprehensive, and unfortunately something went wrong at the local level. chris: the farm was a horse rescue with over a million dollars in donations. status, thenprofit farms were run in virginia and maryland, but over the summer she moved all the horses to virginia, one of which was ma ddie. industrys the horse board, which mandates that nonprofit horse rescues b licensed, registered, it inspected. >> we are the only state i know of in the country that does this. decades, nonprofit

rescues have not had any horses seized, while other states including west virginia and virginia have. >> i just cannot imagine the amount of suffering. chris: she she believes had maddie stayed in maryland where the farm was being inspected, she would be back home. this has happened before. last year and nonprofit horse rescue left maryland for virginia after failing to rescue, which costs $125 per year. the three-person team has a budget of $300,000, funded by the state possible horse industry. repeated attempts to reach out to the farmer have been unsuccessful. today she received a 75,000 other bail. chris papst, abc 7 news. leon: something tells me that story is not over. alison: let's see what is in store with the weather. steve: even though it will be

cold in the seven-day, you will say, what's going on? leon: ok, that is a tease. steve: at sign it -- outside right now it is cold. the record, long-standing, 80 degrees, when they kept temperature readings dowown. national,ow at reagan no clouds, the temperatures will slide quickly. winchester, 49 culpeper, 50 degrees charlottesville. can you believe we are talking about lake-effect snow in the november? parts of pennsylvania into new york state, mainly clear skies, the high pressure builds for the weekend. conditions continue overnight into the day tomorrow, subsiding later tomorrow evening into the day sunday. mainlyme lows, 32 to 39,

clear skies, the wind out of the northwest at 10 to 15. tomorrow morning, 37 fairfax, 40 petworth, chevy chase, west end, aspen hill 37, middle 30's german town. out the door to the farmers market or to grab a cup of coffee, grabbed a jacket, and gloves, maybe a hat. through the evening, the wind begins to ease, eventually changing direction sunday. more out of the south at five, and that will help warm us up not only sunday but into early next week. the cold start tomorrow, 36 degrees, middle 40's noontime. tomorrow may be one of the coldest days we have seen so far this season with the wind. the windchill factors will feel like the middle 40's. if you have outdoor plans, bundle up. 64 70 outlook, 60 sunday,

monday. feast your eyes on thursday, near 70 degrees. not your typical november weather. alison: we love this, we will take it. 85.e: leon was looking for leon: i'm just looking for sun. leon: you were under the lights tonight. opening night in college park, hosting mount saint mary's. did they live up to the hype?

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virginia up 15. in transition, two-handed smash. second half, thompson with the steeal. thompson is there to clean up. 86-48.ia wins , lookingg lafayette like the san antonio spurs tonight, about 50 passes before the shot. gw up 20-10. same, half, more of the tim duncan to tony parker -- kidding, gw wins 85-76. alexy, still waiting for ovechkin to break the record and become the all-time leader in career goals for a russian. in the third, jay beagle on the doorstep, hammerson home, tied at 2-2 heading into overtime.

in overtime, the flames on the move. caps fall 3-2. alex ovechkin did not get that goal. friday night lights, richard montgomery hosting northwest, first playoff game ever for the rockets. the quarterback keeps it himself, follows his blockers, scores the touchdown. northwest wins over richard montgomery and will face clip orchard next friday. all the prep highlights from around the area are on our sister station after this, "high school sports final" on new's channel 8. fun times out there.

leon: we continue to follow the breaking news in paris, at least 120 people dead in coordinated terror attacks. automatic weapons in a restaurant, a stadium, at a concert hall. right now, nobody has claimed official responsibility. alison: tonight, shock across

the world, president obama promising to help france. we will continue to following this devastating situation will bring you updates on air, and online at wjla.com.

steve: we have a cold day tomorrow, the windchill factor will make it feel colder. i will be about 53, but it will feel like the middle to upper 40's. sunday looks better, not as windy. monday, 65 tuesday, the high thursday next week, upper 60's, near 70 degrees, with nighttime lows near our average daytime high for this

time of year, at least in town. alison: thank you so much. leon: thanks for joining us. have a great weekend.

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