killed. joining me by phone, patrick klugman, deputy mayor of paris. deputy mayor, thank you so much for joining us, sir. >> you're welcome. >> first, what can you tell me about this raid just outside of paris? we're told right now there are armored vehicles and helicopters, and they've been there for some hours now. what can you tell us? >> well i have not very much to say about your latest observation because the inquiry is moving fast. there's been several operations since this morning. so there were several already since last night, but we are seeking two men that are still on the loose and effectively very, very, of course, dangerous. but the inquiry is moving fast. what i can tell you that these

and defense. mike bellow joins us the assistant metro editor at "the boston globe." as i understand the decision was made not to release the questionnaire. what more can you tell us about that move? >> well this is going to be an intense time for both prosecutors, defense and the judge. everyone's going through these questionnaires. it's a 28-page questionnaire. it contains 100 questions, as you say. it's really for the next couple of days and into next week until january 15th, they're trying to figure out who can be impartial and which jurors they're going to call in for the voir dire to try to determine who can make a fair decision on this case. they'll also be looking, these people, the jurors looked at the witness list. so they're trying to determine, do any of these jurors know people on the witness list? and that's probably one of the questions in that questionnaire. also anyone have any relationship to victims in the marathon bombing? that's probably also on...