a northern paris suburb. that's after french authorities got word the mastermind behind friday's paris attacks -- may have been in the area. :00 - :03 nats gunfire you hear there gunfire sounding early this morning. you hear there gunfire sounding early this morning. reports now show two terrorists were arrested. french prosecutors say that suspected ringleader was in an apartment in the area, no word if he was one of those killed or arrested. three police officers were hurt carrying out the raid. french media also says a bystander was killed as well. friday's attack on paris left 129 dead and hundred wounded. a climate of fear following those attacks.. trickling into germany... german officials evacuated a soccer match after learning of a threat yesterday. according to german media -- the french alerted german federal police to an iraqi sleeper -- who french intelligence say had concrete plans to attack. no bombs were found. two air france flights were grounded late last night after a bomb threat was called i

an operation by french police and swot teams is currently underway in the northern paris. shots have been fired it's believed they're habitueing for the ninth suspect behind the paris attacks. there is an arrest warrant for salah abdeslam. a surveillance video has emerged showing there could be a second suspect on the run. more now from jacky row land on the phone from the french capital. what more details are emerging about this raid in the northern suburbs of paris at the moment? >> reporter: the operation began approximately an hour and a half ago. an eyewitness says that was a large explosion, a bang, followed by intensive gun fire lasting for around ten minutes. apparently it's not just the regular police which is on the scene, but also swot teams. other eyewitnesses said there was a helicopter hovering over head and ambulances were also on the scene. we're hearing reports that the swot teams surrounded a house in the suburb and there was gun fire from outside the house and there was an exchange of gun fire. we're also hearing reports that some police officers were inj

but we begin with gun fire in a northern paris suburb. firming a report that officers had been shot during this operation. [ gun fire ] >> it happened in a suburb st. denis. let's go straight to senior international correspondent who's live in paris with details. atika, what can you tell us? >> well, i'm on the

dawn this morning at about 4:20 am local time, carrying heavy machine guns and moved through the northern parisurbs of saint-denis. a series of explosions and heavy gunfire could be heard as the french special forces moved in on a row of apartments. paris prosecutors say the target was one of europe's most wanted suspects, abdelhamid abaaoud. he is a 27-year-old moroccan who lived in belgian and is allegedly the chief architect of friday's attacks. a woman believed to be his cousin blew herself up during the raids. authorities say they were following up on tapped phone calls that suggested abdelhamid abaaoud was taking refuge in a safe house here. paris police have detained the owner of the apartment. >> translator: i found out that it's at my house, and that the people are holed up at my flat. i didn't know they were terrorists. someone asked me a favor. i did them a favor. someone asked me to put up two people for up to three days, and i did them a favor. it's normal. i don't know anything. if i would have known do you think i would have done it? >> reporter: there has been no confirmation wh

this is a look at the northern paris suburb... where the raids are taking place. police say 2 suspected terrorists are dead... along with 1 civilian. at least 3 officers were hurt. several arrests have also been made. its unclear if the mastermind was among them... but officials do say he was in a nearby apartment. one of the people who carried out the attacks claimed to be a syrian refugee. that allowed him to get into france... but instead of fleeing violence... he caused it... and 26 u-s governors... including branstad... aren't willing to put their own residents at risk. they're blocking president obama's efforts to relocate 10 thousand syrian refugees in the country. they say the federal government is unable to vet refugees to make sure they don't have ties to isis.. but one iowan disagrees... would you suspect a child to be a terrorist, would you suspect a father of a 4-5 kids and having his wife, you can tell, theyre like poor family, you can tell. ghassan abood and his family resettled in the state after fleeing iraq in 2009. abood says syrian refugees sho

very close to the football stadium in northern paris, a mixed area. not very far from where they found, one of the cars used in the attack. they were fortunately able to focus in on the apartment, picked up chatter. no one came out and said that's what they were planning. there was also intel that another attack may occur in paris. maybe in the financial district of paris. >> thank you. we need to take a writtening break. the french prosecutor confirmed it was the cousins of abdelhamid abbaaoud who blew herself up this morning as police raided the suburb, we'll take a quick break and there'll be more on the other end. ther end. >>> police raided an apartment, arresting seven suspects. we are hearing from reporters on the scene that two are dead, including a bombans, identified -- woman, a cousin. five officers were wounded. authorities say the reported ringleader of friday's attacks was the target of today's erly morning raid. dana lewis says in tell led them to the apartment building. it's not clear this was one of the suspects arrested or killed. >>

these are live pictures from the northern suburbs in paris. two unidentified people have been killed in an operation which is still underway by the police. these are the live pictures. it is thought the police are raiding an apartment where several suggestion expects are holed up. one of the main suspects is believed to be in this apartment, which is what you're seeing on your screen. we understand two people have been killed, three suspects detained, and three police have also been injured. further to that, we're hearing that two people are still holed up inside the building. when we spoke to jacky row land a few minutes ago, jacky heard a number of loud explosions during those raids perhaps indicating that they were using stun grenades to get in to bust the siege. now, let's goefr over to tristan. tell us what you're seeing and hearing there now. -- let go over to. >> reporter: things have quitened down in the last 15 minutes since we last heard those explosions that jacky told you about. i'm hearing reports now that the french media, that t

as there are in this whole swathe of northern suburbs of paris. we're not very far away from the suburbs of where the riots of 2005 happened in paris 10 years ago. it's a very sensitive area. people who live here, when you talk to young people in the area, they're often very concerned about the way they're displayed in the media, they get very worried about the way they're portrayed, particularly after events like this, and the word you often here is "am algam", because they worry that the wider french public has a very negative view of people who live in this area. they see raids like this or raids like those that happened in 2012 in teleuse, and they believe that many french people equate this area with those kinds of events or the riots in 2005 and people are very sensitive about that. st denis is a bit more mixed community. as i mentioned, it's middle-class parisian crowds who have moved out in the last ten to 15 years, but it does have these very difficult areas. this whole area between the north of paris, the airport, which is probably 10 to

paris. we're back in a couple of minutes. >>> welcome back. breaking news from the northern district of paris. two new arrests taken the total relating to this overnight and morning raid to 7. we knew that three did come from the flat that -- the apartment that remains in question with one person still inside. two from outside of that and the latest also adding the total to 7 arrests in this raid which has been going for the last five or six hours. let's get reaction live from paris. hadley joins us now live. >> what we know right now is that 7 people have been arrested. we also know that at least two terrorists were killed in this raid on going since around 4:30 a.m. local time. one of the two killed was a woman. she detonated an explosive vest during this raid. there were policemen lightly wounded over the last several hours in this raid as well and also so much speculation in the french press. several different reports relating to this installed tent. the folks that had been arrested this morning were planning an attack, essentially, against what is that area of paris whi

paris. and adam has a play-by-play of what went down. >> a long day here in sandania, saintdenis, a northern suburb of paris, and they were looking for suspects tied to the attacks on friday, and it led up to a much more explosive event than be they could have been prepared for. the police began moving in before down this morning, carrying any machine guns through the northern paris suburbs. the sue aid bombers had detonated their explosives on friday night. they were heard as the special forces moved in on the apartments. the prosecutors said that the target of the morning raid was one of europe's most wanted suspects. abdelsalam, and he's allegedly the chief architect of the friday attacks. a woman, or noted to be his cousin, blew herself up during the standoff. and a policeman was killed is it and several others injured. several people were arrested. the police have detained the owner of the apartment where this morning's raid took place. >> i found out that it was at my house. someone asked me a favor, and i did them. someone asked me to put up two people for three days, and i did them a

killedt two people were as police raided an address in the northern paris suburb of saint-denis, linksiday's terror attacks. air france shares are lower after two air france flights, bound for paris, were forced to deibert to alternate airports amid a bomb scare. chart --he intraday shares are down by 6%, the most on the closing bases in seven years. it intends to by its rival . buy, a $143 per share 50% premium to the average day price. it also comes four years after airgas fought off a hostile bid. it does give them the key to a massive market share in the u.s. liquide down by 7% today. francine: mark barton there with the charts that matter. breaking news out of germany -- we are trying to understand and follow the events closely after those terrible attacks in paris on friday. theow understand that german cabinet is meeting today for a special session on security. the german cabinet was meant to me anyway, but they are having a special security meeting, and that is on the back of that football game that was canceled in hanover. we understand that in a paris suburb of saint-denis th

authorities there launching an overnight terror raid in a northern paris suburb take a look... guards continue to patrol in search of the mastermind behind friday's deadly french terror attacks. reports this morning show two woman with a suicide bomb... several people have also been arrested. at least three police officers were hurt carrying out the raid. and french media says a bystander was killed as well. no word yet this morning if they captured the man behind friday's attack. french police... also looking to learn more about this man. they say he was a suicide bomber who attacked the stad de france, friday. but before he was an accused suicide bomber... he was a refugee.... fleeing war in syria... to start a new life in france as an isis militant. now 26 u-s governors say they're closing the door to syrian refugees... iowa being one of them. the effort runs counter-current to president obama's efforts to relocate 10-thousand syrian refugees... the governors say they aren't willing to put their own people at risk.... and the f-b-i says the u-s is unable ties to isis. one ce

we are showing live pictures from this northern suburb in paris.you can see, and you have probably seen that past few minutes emergency vehicles whizzing by, sirens blaring. we also just saw a number of the special forces that laura was just describing in the seats -- streets there. this point reportedly at least two of these police officers, the special forces officers have been wounded. at least two. there was a heavy exchange of gunfire when we came on the air. almost 45 minutes ago we heard that gunfire. this is all part of an ongoing special operations raid. we are told that this is definitely related to the attacks on friday. we do not know if any of the suspects have been taken into custody or shot, but we do know at this point, at least according to a number of agencies, including our french tv station as well in addition to canal plus, we do know there are two, perhaps three of the suspects holed up inside an apartment. our chief foreign correspondent, richard engle, remains on the scene. richard, what can you tell us? >> most of the atten

the ongoing police operation taking place in a northern suburb of paris following friday's series of attacks claimed by i.s.i.l. which took 129 lives in paris. we will have extended coverage of that operation in which three suspects have been killed and three detained, and several police officers have also been injured. do stay with us. >>> you're with al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha with our continuing coverage of police raids taking place right now in france. a major operation underway in the paris suburb of st denis to track down those responsible for those attacks in the french capital. several events have happened so far. three people killed, three suspects killed. three have been arrested, several police officers have been injured. to jacky rowland live from paris. you were on the scene very

. >> reporter: police seized a car this morning in northern paris with belgian license plates. several have ties to belgium, including the suspect who got away. and overnight, security forces carried out more than 100 raids in france and police seized he hopes they catch the attackers who are on the run. when terrorists struck friday night. >> and he broke down as he told us he was separated from his shoulder. >> and i feel so bad, he said. like a coward for leaving her. some parisians are on peg and many are angry about what happens here. and a group of french muslims started a social media campaign to condemn the attacks. >> what they did is terror and this is not the islamic -- . >> islamic militants claimed responsibility for the attacks that killed 129 people. france is demanding its european allies support military action against iss is. secretary of state -- isis. secretary of state john kerry said that more needs to be done. >> and we have to step up our efforts to hit them at the core >> reporter: for a second day, trench warplanes slammed isis targets in syria. >> and

but we begin with gun fire in a northern paris suburb. police are not confirming a report that officers had been shot during this operation. [ gun fire ] >> it happened in a suburb st. denis. let's go straight to senior international correspondent who's live in paris with details. atika, what can you tell us? >> well, i'm on the way now to the neighborhood of st. denis. this is one of the northern neighborhoods of paris. it's actually where the stadium attack occurred. now what we understand is around 4:30 in the morning, residents reported hearing automatic gun fire and at least one explosion. police have now confirmed to us that an operation is under way in connection to the hunt for those suspects of the paris attacks. now, we have not confirmed this ourself, however, our local affiliate is also reporting that one police officer has been wounded in the operation. this is still on going. they have closed off some of the routes to the neighborhood. but this does seem to be in relation to getting at least one of the two suspects currently

word coming in from france of a shoofting in a northern paris suburb.t this is part of their manhunt. there is a unconfirmed report one police officer has been shot and wounded. the video is from twitter. it's the location of the stade de france stadium. shooting b

french police went to an apartment in a northern paris suburb. their information led them to believe ab- del-hamid abaaoud -- the suspected isis ringleader of friday's attacks -- could be in the apartment. after gun fire and explosions, two suspects are dead and eight more are in custody. officials say they will use d-n-a analysis to determine who was killed. a sorority at the university of dubuque is holding a candlelight vigil tonight for the 129 victims of the paris attacks. they say they want to raise awareness of the tragedy and take a moment of silence for the victims. that's tonight at 9 o'clock on the university quadrangle. university of iowa students are also standing in solidarity with the people of paris. students for human rights organization held a candlelight vigil at hubbard park last night. the group says it wants to remember victims of terrorism not only in paris but around the globe. members who attended the vigil said that all terrorist attacks are tragic and that's why they held the event. " 2:16:25 there's just so much bigotr

. >>> police impound add car found in northern paris today -- impounded a car found in northern paris today. it's the third vehicle identified in this investigation so far with belgium license plates found near a commuter train line that connects to france's national stadium. three suicide bombers detonated that vest after one of them was denied entry in to the stadium. >> all of this as they have detained several people as a part of their investigation in to the terror attacks. we have the very latest on that part of the story. >> reporter: two women and one man in this small western german town taken in for questioning as a part of the ongoing investigation in to the paris attacks on friday, which left more than 120 dead and more than twice as many wounded. asdorf is located near the belgium borderer two suspects with direct -- border where two suspects with direct ties to the plotting of the attacks are from. they found a car believed to be used by several of the terrorists involved in the attacks. >> i went out and saw everything was blocked as they were everywhere, afraid a littl

another suicide bombing, last wednesday or thursday, foiled when he died in this police raid in a northern paris suburb just hours before the efdeadly attack would have been carried out. cell phone records shows one of the gunman who stored several paris caves, returned to the scenes of the carnage and authorities in belgium issued another arrest warrant who was in the car with suspected sar terrorist salah. >>> a new born is safe this morning after being left in a church nativity scene. it was discovered in a manger that catholic church in queens. it was healthy. surveillance footage shows a woman entering the church s with a bag 20 min bts utes before the child was found. >>> lake tahoe and parts of nevada already under winter's grasp. heavy snow fell in reno, creating near whiteout no major injuries thankfully.an meteor meteorologist bill karins is here. >> a lot of people on the roads ux in the air and the storm in the west isst going to cause problems. ifob you're east of mississippi, nosi problems whatsoever, light showers late in the day and salt lake city into wyoming, southern portions

a small apartment in northern paris is the location of that seven-hour operation by police to track down the alleged mastermind of friday's attacks. two people were killed and eight others were injured. prosecutors are trying to figure out whether the man suspected of orchestrating friday's attacks was among them. reporter: the end of a violent operation in saint-denis. >> it's impossible right now to give you the identity of the people who have been arrested. they are still being identified. everything will be done to determine who is who on the basis of forensic examinations. we will tell you what consequence that will have on investigations. reporter: it started with gunfire at about 4:30 on wednesday morning. this footage was filmed by a resident from a near apartment. a long exchange of gunfire can be heard, between distinctly different weapons. by dawn, the area around the report -- apartment had been filled with police. antiterrorist forces closed in, and thought their target was abdelhamid abaaoud, the presumed mastermind of the attacks in paris on friday. police met with inhabit

. -- in northern paris. it is near the stadium that was attacked on friday.he police were deployed to one of the main shopping streets in saint-denis. france's president says his country is at war. the battle is taking place on residential streets. just before dawn, families in this paris neighborhood were shocked out of sleep by the sights and sounds of a military operation. with armed police, soldiers, and helicopters. believed on suspects to be planning fresh attacks here. neighbors are instructed to stay indoors, but many did to their windows with mobile phones. as the police were approaching, a female suicide bomber blew herself up in the flat with an explosion so powerful forensics are so working out how many suspects were killed, and who they were. and officer here shouted out in english. altogether, eight people were arrested during raids on a number of properties, including this man, who seemed to have been dragged out of bed. he is neither the missing gunmen or the presumed ringleader of attacks. five officers were injured, which lasted -- five offi

in the northern paris suburb, a 7-hour siege played out with explosions and gun fire yesterday, the day revealed evidence that abdelhamid abbaaoud was neutralized. using skin samples, investigators determined abdelhamid abbaaoud, the master find of the bloody attacks, and his female cousin who detonated a security vest were dead. eight more were arrested. a surprise for agencies that thought the belgium-born suspect was still in syria. >> translation: among the six attacks avoided or foiled by french intelligence services since spring 2016. abdelhamid abbaaoud was implicated in four. >> reporter: this was no ordinary crime scene. overnight police set up controlled explosives in the apartment. parts of building were collapsing as they tried to collect evidence. french intelligence can boast they have eliminated a key i.s.i.s. figure and in the end likely averted another major attack in paris. raids across france and belgium continue. in the search for suspects connected to an attack that claimed 129 lives and rattled europe. there are nagging security concerns. where is the bomb-maker wh

jonathan: police used a car with belgian license plates in northern paris that may be linked to the terrorist attacks. several have ties to belgium including the suspect that got away trade. security forces. out more than 100 raids in france and belgium. police seized weapons and arrested more than a dozen suspects. he was in the theater when terrorist truck friday night. -- struck friday night. he broke down and told us he was separated from his government was shot in the shoulder. some parisians are on a and many are angry about what happened here. a group of french muslims have started a social media campaign to condemn the attacks. >> what they did is terror and this is not the islam and practicing. jonathan: islamic militants claimed responsibility for the attack which killed 129. francis is demanding its allies support action against isis. john kerry met tuesday with french president hollande and says more needs to be done. john kerry: need to step up our efforts to meet the core where they are planning these things. jonathan: french warplanes slim targets in syria. jonathan vicki body,

the operation taking place in st denis, a suburb in northern paris which is in lock down. several explosions and begun fire have been heard. two suspects, and one woman killed in police raids and five suspects have been detained. three police officers were injured. we are getting unconfirmed reports, and we don't know if this is the case or not, that police are apparently saying that one attacker is still holed up in an apartment in that stand off in paris. let's go to our studio guest remi again. a lot of police activity there even though some suspects have been arrested and some suspects have been killed. tell us a little bit about this area where this operation is taking place. >> certainly. this is an interesting suburb. it is a very up and coming neighborhood. at the same time, there has been an effort from the government to t try to create jobs for citizens. there a large companies around the city. i imagine the state of parching all the way around-- panic. it's going to be very narrow streets. it's going to be full of people trying to assess whether or not they're g

he is killed in an apartment in the northern paris suburb last week. another suspect, but the trading remained on the run. his brother pleaded once again for him to surrender to police. robert: two women were shot in a car in linden, new jersey, no word yet on their conditions but police say the shots were fired around 7:15 last night, the car was found a few blocks away at east henry and bowers reads. crime scenes, no arrests have been made. kerry: today could be a key dates for daily fantasy sports in new york state, supreme court judge will hear arguments on differing interpretations of the state gambling laws, they come from the state attorney general's office, and lawyers for draft kings and fanned will, the largest in the fantasy sports web sites, attorney-general eric schneiderman relying on the outcome of future events. they are games of skill, and refreeze. robert: and abandoned newborn was found in a need to be seen in a church in queens, and mother. a custodian found the baby boy at holy child jesus church in richmond hill at noon monday. th

this car was towed away in northern paris. they think it was used by the men.an that did not want to be identified, said that he saw men in the car acting suspiciously the night of the attack. >> they had a look, they had a look like they were drunk. debris litters the room, including pizza boxes, batteries, and syringes. what they were used for is unclear. the attackers seem to have rented an apartment in this complex in a gritty industrial part of paris. the final preparations may have taken place here. when we talk to residents, they say they have seen nothing out of the ordinary. abdelhamid abaaoud is believed to have been the mastermind. he is originally from belgium, the base for the plot. new details are emerging of how the attackers assembled. , his brother, and another man came from the same belgium neighborhood, molenbeek, as the mastermind. into syria, turkey, before the attack. -- the syrian passport linked to a suicide bomber. the fingerprints match a person who came to greece posing as a refugee. the name used might be that of the dead syrian regi

yet this is a residential suburb of northern paris. any illusion that some normality might be return to go france is lost in the darkness. bullets whistling by at close range. a seven light from a helicopter picking out targets for the police special forces. gunfire and exposes going on for hours. cell phone cameras held dangerously at windows catching some of the gun fights and arrests. army reinforcements are sent in as backup. this suspect survives holding his hands on his head. on your knees, show me your back shouts an officer in english. in a second arrest the suspect is seen on the ground with two policemen having to restrain him. other arrests were made. some of the suspects forced to strip to prove they weren't armed. for hours now this paris suburb has been in deep shock, explosions waking people up in the early hours, everyone thought this was another take. about no, it was a pro longed fire fight between a heavily armed group holed up in an apartment at the bottom of this street, and the police. later behind sheeting the bo

suddenly this morning, there's gunfire and long seven hours of gunfire exchange in northern paris. the question is if abdelhamid abaaoud was here, you have massive questions about intelligence. was he in paris? if he was indeed the mastermind here, which he appears to be, everybody thought that he had left the country. we spoke to mark hecker, a security expert this morning about was abdelhamid abaaoud here. >> if it's true that this guy was here, that's a failure, and two hope pot they say here. you know this guy gave an interview to the web journal a few months ago and explained that he was part of a terrorist plot that was folding in belgium where two other terrorists were killed and explains in this interview that he managed to escape and go back to syria. if this interview is true, then that would mean that he managed to go back to syria and then come back to europe. that would be a big failure. >> so obviously, when president hollande talks about reestablishing the french frontier, the border frontier, that's what this is all about. they cannot track all these guys. there are

police seized a car with belgian license plates this morning many northern paris that may be linked to the terror attacks. several of the terrorists have ties to belgian, including the suspect who got away, 26-year- old salah abdeslam. overnight, security forces carried out more than 100 raids in france and belgian. police arrested more than a dozen suspects. he hopes the police catch the attackers who are still on the run. he was in the bataclan theater when terrorists struck friday night. he broke down as he told us he was separated from his girlfriend who was shot in the shoulder. i feel so bad, he said. like a coward for leaving her. a group of french muslims has started a social media campaign to condemn the attacks. >> what they did is terror. and this is not the islam i'm practicing. claimed responsibility for the attacks which killed 129 people. france is demanning european allies support military action against isis. secretary of state john kerry who met tuesday with french president francois hollande says more needs to be done. >> we have to step up our efforts to hit them at

foild when he died in this police raid in a northern paris suburb just hours before the deadly attack would have been carried out. cell phone records showed abaaoud, one of the gunmen who stormed paris cafes return to the scenes of the carnage. and a new arrest warrant for muhammed abrini. and he was in the car with salah abdeslam who was also on the run. >>> a newborn being left in a nativity display in new york city. the infant with its umbilical cord still attached was discovered on tuesday. the infant was healthy. surveillance footage shows a woman entering the church with a bag 20 minutes before the child was find. >>> lake tahoe already already under winter's grasp. heavy snow yesterday created nearly whiteout conditions for travelers. multiple crashes but no major injuries. bill karins is here with the weather. >> doesn't look like fun. >> not before thanksgiving. >> we did see some rain yesterday. san francisco picked up about a quarter inch of rain. which is amazing how we're thrilled with that nowadays. and fresno, still getting a little snow higher elevations. and this stor

today, in the northern paris suburb of saint denis, it sounded like one. >> tonight, the paris prosecutoraid he believed the architect of the paris attacks was inside a third-floor apartment. >> he is suspected of carrying out a very great number of terrorist attacks and that in the interest of the islamic state. this witness was received on the 16th of november, and with great caution, we verified all of the data that the, particularly the bank accounts. >> 4:30 a.m., police failed when they tried to blow the door open. the door is reinforced and the gunmen inside are alerted. the gun battle is on. in the first .1 hour, 15 minutes, 5,000 rounds are fired. a female suicide bomber beliefs say french media blows herself up with a suicide vest. a man is killed by police grenades and six more arrested. the owner of the apartment also detained. >> someone asked me to put up two people for three days, and i did them a favor. it's normal. i don't know where they came from. i don't know anything. if i would have known, do you think i would have done it? >>> french thorlths s authoritis say it was

can see the blown out windows and destruction left behind in this apartment building many the northern paris suburb of saint-denis. the blast rocked the area starting around 4:00 this morning local time. heavily armed police conducted a massive raid on the hunt for friday night's attacks in paris, abdelhamid abaaoud. residents nearby heard the chaos. >> i heard four or five explosions and i opened the door and heard gunshot, many, many gunshots. >> reporter: abdelhamid abaaoud was originally thought to be in syria but authorities say tapped phone call, surveillance and witness accounts led them to an apartment here in instead where they were met with violent resistance. they believed he was hiding inside with several others who were also heavily armed. french president francois hollande called the police operation particularly dangerous. >> it was aimed at neutralizing during this night the terrorists who were accommodated in saint-denis and in connection with the authors of the attack and the odious crimes of friday night. >> reporter: the alleged owner of that apartment claims he had no id

his family's home in northern paris was one of many properties targeted last night in antiterrorist raidss the country. more than 100 people were put under house arrest. the authorities here are nervous there could be plans for further attacks. at an extraordinary meeting of the french parliament today, president hollande said france is now at war. >> the acts committed on friday night in paris are acts of war. but terrorism will not destroy the french republic because the french republic will defeat terrorism. >> the president wants to silence critics who say he is weak and has failed on security. he called today for a state of emergency to be extended by three months and for changes to the french constitution to better tackled terror. after a long weekend filled with anguish, today on monday it was back to work for a rizzi ends -- parisians, but far from back to normal. they are constantly on their smart phones trying to digest us rumor and arrest. here on the streets, people worry that security of their country is far from guaranteed. you see policemen and soldiers all over central par

police seized a car with belgium license plates this morning in northern paris that may be linked to the terror attacks. several of the terrorists have ties to belgium including the suspect who got away, 26-year- old salah abdeslam. overnight security forces carried out more than 100 raids in france and belgium. police seized weapons and arrested more than a dozen suspects. one person hopes the police catch the attackers still on the run. he was in the bataclan theatre when terrorists struck friday night. [ crying ] >> reporter: he broke down as told us he was separated from his girlfriend, who was shot in the shoulder. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: i feel so bad, he said. like a coward for leaving her. some parisians are still on edge and many are angry about what happened here. a group of french muslims has started a social media campaign to condemn the attacks. >> what they did is terror. and this is not the islam i'm practicing. [ chanting ] >> reporter: islamic militants claimed responsibility for the attacks that killed 129 people. secretary of state john kerry who met

police seized a car with belgian license plates this morning in northern paris. the car may be linked to the terror attacks. several of the terrorists have ties to belgium including the suspect who got away, 26-year- old salah abdeslam. overnight, security forces carried out more than 100 raids in france and belgium. police seized weapons and arrested more than a dozen suspects. [ chanting ] >> reporter: islamic militants claimed responsibilities for the attacks, which killed 129 people. france is demanding its european allies support military action against isis. secretary of state john kerry, who met tuesday with french president francois hollande, says more needs to be done. >> we have to step up our efforts to hit them at the core where they are planning these things. the bataclan cafe where 89 people died from bullets and suicide bombs, a young muslim asked to send a message to america. >> i am muslim, not terrorist. >> reporter: but he refused to give me his last name because it's the same as one of the terrorists who struck in paris. in the aftermath, some

spoiled when he died in this paris raid in a northern paris suburb, hours before the deadly attack would have been carried out. cell phone records show he returned to the scene's carnage. today authorities in belgium issued a new international arrest warrant for muhammed abrini seen before the attacks with the suspected terrorist abdeslam, who is also on the run. since the attacks, french authorities have conducted more than 1200 searches and taken more than 165 people into custody. lester. >> gabe guiterrez in paris. >>> also tonight, isis out with a propaganda video, taunting u.s., saying our military locks resolve after recent operations overseas. and there is a new bulletin from the fbi and homeland security urging the nation's police to remain vigilant for isis threats right before the holiday travel rush begins. our justice correspondent pete williams has late details. >> reporter: isis taunts the u.s. in t latest propaganda video, saying american operations in iraq and afghanistan have left the military demoralized, struggling with suicide. no threats in that video. but here at ho

forensic examiners identified the remains of abdelhamid abaaoud from an apartment in northern paris whichaided on wednesday, triggering explosions in massive fire fight. and french politicians have voted to extend the state of emergency for another three months, giving sweeping powers to the police. the prime minister pressed for the extension saying it could prevent further attacks. earlier france's interior minister revealed abaaoud's involvement in several plots in france this year, and called on europe to act collectively to defend itself >> translator: among the six attacked that were foiled or prevented since spinning of 2015. abaaoud was implicated in four of them. paris was one of the most serious attacks perpetrated on european soil, and there is a need for collective consciousness. >>> jonah hull has more now on abdelhamid abaaoud. >> reporter: this is the man that french security officials believe planned and organized last friday's attacks, belgian born, 27-year-old, abdelhamid abaaoud, seen here in video footage filmed perhaps in syria, date unknown. >> translator: i would li

searched the home where she grew up in a northern paris estate.iend remembered a troubled child. i don't know why she did this, they brainwash her, she said. i knew her since she was little. her family was broken before she left. then, a sudden flaring of tension. the crowd hurled abuse as the police left, flashing a victory sign. every day, new imagery of the terrorism emerges. this is security footage from a cafe under attack. a killer approaches. he tries to shoot a woman lying at his feet, but the gun jams. he simply walks away. she escapes. what does it do to human beings, to endure this? the rhetoric, indeed the action, is at a stage -- of a state that now sees itself at war. but behind all this is an equally profound struggle about belonging, about identity in this society. went to the neighborhood where one of the killers grew up. the large muslim community knows that the anti-immigrant far right is gaining ground after the attacks. >> i feel worried. for the middle term and long-term. why? because some people think that we maybe share the

french police and security agencies picked up on a telephone wiretap leading them an apartment in northern paris suburb not far from where the deadly stadium attack happened friday. the wiretap suggested a relative of abdelhamid abaaoud could be in the apartment. >> he could be there as well because the french had also developed separately strong information suggesting that he was in paris. >> reporter: heavily armed officers went in by the truck load for an hour's long operation. inside a woman in another apartment hid with her baby. >> they said to stay laid down on the floor. don't move, turn off all lights and that's what i did and i hid. >> reporter: she says gunfire and explosions shook the building until officials announced the raid was over. officials say they will use d.n.a. analysis to determine who was killed. president hollande says he will ask to extend france's state of emergency for three months. giving authorities more power in conducting searches and detention. in paris, i'm erin mcglaughlin reporting. >>> fox 25 morning news will have any new developments on the terror attacks