that brussels end of the series of events, and he will at some point face trial in france for the batacland have called for his release is, ina should have called for his release is, in a sense, fairly predictable. if he is going to make any demand, it would be the kind of demand that sort of person would make. it doesn't make any sense necessarily that he has any real links to daesh, because as we have seen from the past, most of these claims are done by people who have no actual connection with the group other than what they have come across on the internet. we have had reports that the nearby airport of carcassonne has been temporarily closed, all flights stopped temporarily. is there any suggestion that anybody else has been involved or is that caution in case was an accomplice?” am not sure of anything, but i suspect it is out of caution. i have not seen any report of accomplices being on the loose or feared to be on the loose, but of course, they do not know that. and i imagine part of the caution is to make sure they get a grip very, very quickly on his known friends, accomplices, a

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francois hollande whose mandate was regularly -- there were regular attacks, terrorist attacks from bataclanbdo, the he said that death was really hanging over his mandate. back to 2012, nicolas sarkozy was president. we were smack in the middle of the presidential campaign. it was suspended. basically now you have three presidents facing the same issue and it's not going away sadly andgh, as the very somber solemn ceremony told us today. claire: thank you, marc perelman, french politics editor. there's going to be another tribute here in france later on this wednesday. 85-year-old jewish woman was killed on friday at her apartment in paris's 11th district. she was stabbed multiple times and her home set on fire. two men in their 20's have been placed under formal investigation and are in police custody. prosecutors are treating the murder as an anti-semitic attack . marches will be held in her memory in paris and other french cities. her son has called for everyone to take part. it's official. the leader of north korea did visit beijing this week. both states confirming this wednesday what

i think the bataclan, all these attacks around paris, so, yes, people have been obviously more wary ofppen, i guess that is why it is also now a big surprise, that it can happen in such a small place. but as i was saying earlier, specialists are saying that because cities have geared up against this kind of terrorist attack now they can act in smaller and very precise or individual events. and we now have a second source saying that the gunman has been shot, this is the french news agency afp, quoting police sources saying that the gunman has been shot by the security forces, more than one source now saying that that has happened, that the attacker has been shot down after the police launched a raid on the supermarket where he was, alongside that french military officer, a5—year—old military officer, a5—year—old military officer who had taken the place of one of the hostages earlier. we have confirmation that he is a french moroccan gentlemen, 25 years old, this is as we were saying earlier from the source close to the investigation, and he was also followed by the intelligence service

after bataclan, we have had a different type of attack.ind of petty criminal background of muslim faith, who have neglected their religion and then shift back into their religion in a stark and dramatic fashion either because they have personally had a crisis of conscience. they have been surfing the internet and have been proselytised over the internet, or also because they have in their entourage someone who has brought them down that road. that is the classic profile. and they often go into a spree of action of this kind, which has been given added intensity by the fact that they have this animus, this hatred of anything that smacks of authority and french state power. that is why we have often seen attacks on police, soldiers and so on. in this case, the riot police, though they were in civilian dress, he may well have known that they were riot police. when they go out jogging, they were riot police. when they go outjogging, you they were riot police. when they go out jogging, you know they were riot police. when they go outjogging, yo

you may remember, he was one of the only surviving terrorists after the bataclan nightclub attack in 2015. at the supermarket where the hostages were being held, a french military officer volunteered to go in if the gunman would let the hostages go. he did that. some of them were injured. and two of them, as you mentioned, were killed. as we now know, the gunman is dead too. gayle. >> yes, very sorry for the loss of life but glad that is over. thank you very much, elizabeth palmer reporting from london. >>> new turnover at the white house. could signal a major shift in american foreign policy. president trump taps former u.n. ambassador john bolton to become his third national security adviser yesterday. he replaces h.r. mcmaster, who took over after michael flynn was fired. bolton is known for advocating hard-line positions on iran and north korea and his appointment is raising big concerns about an increased possibility of military conflict in global crises. chip reid is at the white house. chip, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. john bolton has served three republican

abdeslam, the most important surviving suspect in the paris attacks of november 2015, including at the bataclanttacks that killed a total of 130 people. after today's supermarket siege, tonight president macron said the heroic gendarme who exchanged himself for the hostages was critically wounded. translation: he saved lives and brought honour to his service and the nation. he is now fighting for his life. all our thoughts are with him and his family. this is the most serious terror attack in france during emmanuel macron‘s ten months as president. but it seems to follow a far longer pattern of young men moving from petty crime to murder in the name of extremism. speaking earlier this evening, french authorities have confirmed that the gunman is dead and one of his family members has been arrested. translation: ican translation: i can already tell you that a few minutes ago, a person was remanded in custody under the charge of criminal assassination in connection with a terrorist undertaking. the perpetrator called redouane lakdim was born in 1972 in morocco. he was under terrorist watch since

abdeslam, the most important surviving suspect in the paris attacks of november 2015, including at the bataclan that killed a total of 130 people. after today's supermarket siege, tonight president macron said the heroic gendarme who exchanged himself for the hostages was critically wounded. translation: he saved lives and brought honour to his service and the nation. he is now fighting for his life. all our thoughts are with him and his family. this is the most serious terror attack in france during emmanuel macron‘s ten months as president. but it seems to follow a far longer pattern of young men moving from petty crime to murder in the name of extremism. the last few minutes, the french prosecutor has been talking to the media. he says the attacker, redouane lakdim, had been monitored in 2015 for mechanisation, but went on to say there was no indication he posed an imminent threat. all aa the lines that came out of this press conference, that a second person, a relative of redouane lakdim, has also been placed under arrest. asked if he acted on his own, the prosecutor said, we don't yet have

was shot and killed by police demanding the release of one of the paris attackers from the 2015 bataclan massacre. >>> and video surfacing, and this is hard to watch of the fatal pedestrian crash that involved self-driving uber car. 292-second clip shows a woman walking from a dark area onto the street with her bicycle before the suv hits her. the vehicle sensors should have spotted her. the video shows the driver was distracted. he's called a minder, operating the self-driving car. we're also learning he was a convicted felon. >>> parents out there, toys "r" us officially kicking off the going out of business sale today. all 735 stores including babies "r" us, the company is not saying how big discounts will be and obviously no returns here. customers will be able to use gift cards until april 21st. that is the death of an iconic store. >>> back to the main story today. china threatening to impose its own reciprocal tariffs on goods after president trump plans to slap steep tariffs on chinese goods. stoking fears that this might be the beginning of an all-out trade war. as the president

terrorist attackers, who mounted a series of assaults on paris including that terrible attack on the bataclan a specific response to that. we also have a little detail, a rather horrifying detail, from the mayor, who has said that he has heard local people described how the gunman entered the super u supermarket screaming, akbar, which of course is arabic for god is greatest, and also saying, i will kill you all. so clearly it was a terribly frightening, horrifying experience for the people inside that supermarket, though it has to be said, as we understand it, most of those inside did manage to escape. we arejoined by those inside did manage to escape. we are joined by the bbc‘s those inside did manage to escape. we arejoined by the bbc‘s helen, who has been monitoring french media sites overt‘za '—' " who has been monitoring french media sites over t‘za last —' " who has been monitoring french media sites over t‘za last couple —' " who has been monitoring french media sites over t‘za last couple of —' " who has been monitoring french media sites over t‘za last couple of hours 7' " sites ove

outside the military memorial museum complex, which is where we stood a couple of years ago after the bataclan sent home from the team‘s tour of south africa as the storm around the team‘s ball—tampering allegations continues. steve smith, david warner and cameron bancroft will return to australia today to face what cricketing authorites there are calling "significant sanctions". 0ur australia correspondent, hywel griffith, is in sydney. we can only begin to imagine what kind of reception they are going to get. will they be under investigation? absolutely. they will expect to land at some point to a not very warm welcome. if you take a look at the australian papers, they are plastered all over them for the wrong reasons. we expect to hear shortly what sanctions have been taken by cricket australia. people are expecting maybe a 12 month ban, but of the three players, it is david warner who is getting the most attention. people really pointing the finger at him for being the one responsible. when he lands, he will find out that he has already lost some of his lucrative sponsorship deals, and his