in france where afp is quoting the interior minister who says seven people have now been detained in the investigation of wednesday's shooting in paris. that happening in the overnight hours. >> and police are of course still looking for two brothers. cherif and saeed kouachi. well known in franceiting islamists to go to iran and chechnya. >> the gunmen walked into offices of the satirical magazine charlie edbow. witnesses say they asked for people by name and divided the men from the men before executing them. 12 were dead by the end of this including two police officers. 11 people wounded. >> just horrifying details. outside the building several people captured the gunmen's escape on video, that's when they opened fire on a policeman and shot him in the head at point-blank range. paul merero works in the building. >> first thing i saw was the doorman, the men that i would see every morning, this grumpy guy that we liked and appreciated. he was lying down and he was dead. he had been shot. they wanted to go inside as quick as possible. he wasn't fast enough to open the door of the b

the afp, national press agency, reporting the youngest suspect, 18 years old, turned himself in to police a short time ago. just moments ago, french authorities released photos of the two other men still at large. here they are. people are being warned to consider them armed and dangerous and to notify authorities if they spot them. they are both said to be brothers this their early 30s. all following a major police action in the city of reims, an hour and a half or so by car from here. joining us on the phone there, tico, what's the latest there? actually, we'll join atika shortly. holly in paris. it's been an extraordinary day and the developments are moving very quickly tonight. >> absolutely, you mentioned the sur render of the 18-year-old by the press. there may be an interesting back story to that. some people on twitter, his classmates said you've got the wrong guy. he was in class when the shooting took place. so some are speculating at this point, he's turning himself in because his name has been circulated and he wants to clear his name. all the details are coming in, but nothin

behind me is where the kosher supermarket is, where we have reports of five hostages and 2 recording to afpave already died. throughout the afternoon we have seen several stretchers come through. this is a line of policeman and a wall of first response vehicles ambulances preparing for the worst. we don't have a good sense of where the negotiations are between one or two gunmen inside the kosher grocery store. we do know that the french interior minister has been dispatched and he will be arriving to take command and control on the scene, on the ground. this is the actual security crisis as a political crisis, and you have seen the french political establishment try to stay in front of the store and project an aura of confidence and authority as they seek to assure voters and citizens that the city is indeed safe. >> to the police have a sense yet of whether the hostage taker at the kosher supermarket knows the suspect in the "charlie hebdo" killings who are cornered by the airport? >> that is the connection, erik. according to local reports, this is the suspect that was here and it had to

i afp, agency french press. unconfirmed. afp is also tweeting the same thing that the two suspects have been killed and a hostage has been released in the situation you see on the right-hand side of the screen where the two brothers are holed up northeast of paris about 45 minutes away. we are waiting to see if anyone else confirms that. but once again that is according to agency french press. on the left-hand side we have a producer speaks french and listening to the feed and can hear that at least five ambulances brought in, they are expecting more people to be brought out. anything else we can add to this? five ambulances. they have seen somebody taken out who appears at least injured at this point. and we're waiting for more details and what is the situation with the suspect or injuries there. once again agency french press reporting about the situation with the two brothers northeast of the france that the two brothers have been killed during this attempt to end the siege by the police. >> and yet importantly as you men

we understand through afp -- the problem is that a lot of these are unconfirmed, but afp reporting that the shooting suspects have been identified. do we know any more than that? >> no, the interior minister bernard cazeneuve when he spoke said that they had gathered earlier today and last night a lot of evidence about these shootings. remember, these men shot and killed a policewoman. they were conducting another manhunt around the southern part of paris yesterday and it was called off at one point. this is good news. we have two situations here this ongoing operation in the north of paris and these other shootings that took place a day after the "charlie hebdo" massacre. it seemed that it was not related to the "charlie hebdo" shooting at all. this is good news. as you said, we have nothing so far. the interior minister hasn't confirmed anything yet. we hope and i guess we will get more later on. right now, all eyes are focused on what you've been following which is the ongoing operation in dammartin where it seems the twio brothers who committed this massacre at "charlie hebdo" have

their source afp source is someone within the security forces. bfm have not run anything yet of that conversation if indeed it took place and they would not comment to afp on that claim. let's go to dammartin. it is a very fluid situation, a dangerous and precarious situation for people who live there. we can speak to a resident, he's in a building 400 meters from the printing press where these two hostage takers are now surround surrounded. thank you very much for joining us. tell us what you can see. >> you're welcome. now we can see only policemen on the road. there were some helicopters, but now they are on the ground. i asked a policeman, and he told me that they are negotiating with the killers. >> reporter: there was some confusion -- sorry, there's a bit of delay on the line. there was some confusion this morning about what happened when these two brothers arrived in dammartin. can you tell us what happened what played out? >> i've seen that there was shotgun in the street. and now they are with the hostage. and we don't know really what'

the french news agency afp reports an 18-year-old suspect there has surrendered. huge crowds have held vigils in paris and cities across europe and the u.s. the french president has declared today a national day of mourning. one of the suspects in wegs's attack was known to police in france and in the united states. cherif kouachi has a long time record for converting people to go to iraq. as this man continues for these two suspects, what more do we know about them and what are we now learning about the teenager who reportedly surrendered to police? >> reporter: we're hearing conflicting reports but i think we have a pretty good idea now. the two major suspects 32 and 34 years old, brothers the younger one of the two was pretty well known to police. he was as you mentioned, sentenced to three years in prison back in 2008. he had already served about half that so he was released right after the sentencing. he was stegsed to prison for taking part in a criminal conspiracy to organize young people torborg send them off to iraq and chechnya to fight amongst terrorist

he worked for a news outlet based in france afp. we don't know if that's a coincidence or not.idence it was intentionally firing at that photographer because they were for afp. if it's a coincidence, it's awfully disturbing. that person is recovering now from the injuries. >> all right. brian stelter for us. to give an update for those that haven't asked, still can't find an issue of "charlie hebdo" on newsstands sold out everywhere we've looked in paris. >> i can't find one here either. >> all right. next, to be young. thanks john. next we'll talk about what it's like to be young marginalized and muslim. we'll talk to teenage angst to jihad. stay with us. push your enterprise and you can move the world. ♪ ♪ but to get from the old way to the new you'll need the right it infrastructure. from a partner who knows how to make your enterprise more agile, borderless and secure. hp helps business move on all the possibilities of today. and stay ready for everything that is still to come. e financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise people with type 2 diabetes com

the latest report from afp. one suspect surrendered. the youngest suspect. 18 year old.o be the person who was on the street while the two brothers were carrying out these senseless murders inside charlie hebdo as well as police officers on the street. manhunt continues. protests here in paris and all throughout europe and the united states. we'll have more of that ahead. we're live all the way to the 10:00 hour tonight.

someone shot and wounded three people including a photographer with the afp news agency. five people got injured by thrown rocks. pakistani prime minister had criticized "charlie hebdo" for depicting the profit mohammed. freedom of speech should not be used to hurt the religious sentiments of others. authorities are on alert for possible terrorist attacks. they want to prevent anything like last week's attack in france. police arrested a group they suspect was preparing to launch a wave of violence in belgium. officers believe the group was planning attacks in the capital of brussels and an eastern town. they killed two men in a gunfight. officers arrested 15 people. some of the group's members had fought in syria. investigators who took part in the raids found four automatic rifles materials for making bombs and police uniforms. >> all i can confirm that there were plans to assassinate policemen in the street or at the police buildings. >> german authorities arrested two men in berlin. they were attempting to recruit young men. french media say authorities are intear gat

this one at the afp news agency in paris.shows all of the other topics that are spawning as a result of charlie. here we have the word support, down here hashtag liberty of the press. these are cartoons at the heart of this. and cartoonists are pretty defy defiant about this. take a look at this one. the message here he will be fight back. and then there is this one. showing a pencil in three different guises. at the top a complete pencil today a split pencil and tomorrow well that is a pretty poignant outlook. >>> i'm joined by an assistant professor of public policy good to see you again. >> pleasure >> we were listening there to the reaction we have seen on social media. what about the response within france itself? we know the french council of the muslim faith has been calling on muslims in the country to support upcoming rallies, to make an appearance at these demonstrations. how important is that? >> it's a first and it is very welcome. i mean it's very important that the eventtives of the muslim faith show these actio

the afp quoted the attackers yelled out "the prophet has been avenged." security officials strengthened security at religious buildings saying they're on the lookout for anything suspicious in other public places. >> translator: satirical cartoons are not a good idea but in our country from what i've seen no other religions have been targeted except for islam. >> thousands of people have gathered for a vigil near the city square. many held up posters with the phrase meaning i am charlie in solidarity with the journal. the french president spoke to the nation on wednesday night. >> translator: today the french republic as a whole was target. the republic means freedom of expression. it means culture, creation pluralism and democracy and that's what the terrorists have threatened. >> hollande called for solidarity among french people. the attack was one of the deadliest in post-war france. leaders from european countries and elsewhere have condemned the attack and expressed their support for france. >> we must never allow the values that we hold dear of dem

as he was speaking, we're just getting through one line from the afp news agency.hey are reporting that more than one million turned up in marches, in french towns outside of paris. that is something we have seen through the day as well. we spoke at the unity march in paris, that's only the tip of the iceberg as we have seen hundreds of thousands of people coming up in cities across the country. once again, you are looking at pictures from the place de la republique, and the monument to the center of that square. as people have come out of the thousands, as you have been seeing those pictures, desk -- dusk is starting to descend on the french capital, but the crowds are nonetheless still going strong. i just want to bring in a net -- annette, and talk about how can this be prevented these attacks. we heard from the interior ministers, we've seen european union interior ministers meeting this sunday as well. could you talk us through what came out of that? >> we are starting to get a few bits and pieces of what emerged from that meeting. i think the most important t

that is according to the afp. he could have been the driver in the get away car. two other suspects brothers cherif kouachi and said kouachi are still on the run. let's turn to our international correspondent frederick pleitgen in paris. >> reporter: there are people coming to visit this area here and of course paris today is in a state of mourning. there are several developments that happened overnight. a press conference by the french prime minister. one thing we have learned is a shooting of the suburb of paris. several police officers were wounded ifn that. all of that is still in the early stages. as you said the suspects now have been named. one of them is said kouachi and the other is cherif kouachi. both are still on the run. the french prime minister said he believes both of these men are still at large and heavily armed and dangerous. judging by the video yesterday, by what was going on here at the headquarters of the magazine of the carnage that happened there, if these people are involved in this they are a threat to anyone to anyone. there was a large

the reports this morning that afp is reporting that a frenchman was arrested in bulgaria with some connectionh this. maybe on his way to turkey or on to syria. we are not sure. a lot of vagueness about that. there was the overnight report that you mentioned where ap was saying there were six people actively sought. basically we heard from the prime minister yesterday this is not necessarily they are after specific people. they want everybody that may have any connection at all that can give them some leads on to any further activity by these terrorist cells. they are going after everything. using phone contacts and phone records and travel records and that sort of thing to field out who may be plotting something new. >> tapping something happening on two fronts. terror alert level raising. we saw with the police heavily armed with the special armor. the prime minister making clear they do believe there were accomplices. whether they had their eye on specific people, that is less clear for us. >> reporter: at this point, they probably do have specifics, but will not tell us about it. when they

the afp, the french wire service reports that the youngest of the three suspects has in fact surrendered to police. all around the world tonight people have been taking to the streets to show solidarity. holding signs that read je suis charlie, i am charlie. in iran writers and journalists are holding a vigil for their fallen comrades. so charlie can live, three major media companies offer equipment to the remaining staff so "charlie hebdo" can continue to function after eight journalists were gunned down this morning. cartoonists around the world have been responding to the deaths of some of their most prominent colleagues as only they can. there's this cartoon from david pope, retweeted nearly 60,000 times and counting. this one posted to unofficial facebook page of banksy. or this, arms with a cartoonist's tools. they find themselves in the cross hairs of the institutions and the individuals they ridicule. perhaps most famously the controversy in 2005 and '06 over danish cartoonists depicting the prophet mohammed that set off death threats against the artists and others. even now cart

>> reporter: according to afp, this happened this morning in a cemetery here.t's interesting, this is a cemetery owned by the city of paris but you don't need the mayer's approval to be -- to have someone buried there. according to the website, whoever dies in paris can be buried in what we call the cemetery without the approval of the city mayor. we don't know -- this is key, whether this is unmarked. if it's not, the concern you just brought up the concern is that it could become a shrine, a pilgrimage for those who are islamic radicals for those who followed amedy coulibaly, who were inspired to act as a result of what they did here in paris. of course that is the big concern. what we can tell you is that the brothers the kouachi brothers were buried several days ago. we were told that their graves are unmarked. it's not as much of a concern for them. you may remember the boston bombing suspect, this was a big controversy with him back at the time where is he going to be buried? this is always a big issue in these situations. if it is -- if coulibaly was bur

>> shepard in the last hour there is a report from the afp and they right the brothers cherif kouachi as telling a french television station, and i'm quoting here, i was sent, me cherif, kouachi by al qaeda. i went over there and anwar al-aulaqi a financed me. he was the first american targeted for death by the cia in 2011. he is the leader of this digital jihad and was the head of external operations for al qaeda yemen up until the time of his death. we understand independently from our own reporting that the older brother, said kouachi went to yemen in 2011, and also trained at the al qaeda training camps there, and also sought to meet with the leadership of al qaeda in yemen. at that time the leadership included nassar, a long-time aide to osama bin laden as well as anwar al-awlaki the claireic i just mentioned in addition to another american who was eventually killed in a cia drone strike, samir khan the main driver behind "inspire magazine" the journal that in march of 2013 called for the execution of the editor and the cartoonists at the french magazine. so that is a lot of dat

within the last hour, the afp is reporting that one of the brothers says that the operation in paris financed by the american cleric in yemen. he was the first american targeted for death by the cia and killed and 111. before that time, he was considered the head of external finance or operations for the group. he was a talent. he carried out attacks in western europe. also, against the united states. he was the person not met with the underwear bomber. that was in 2009. take this, if you will. just bear with me. fox news confirmed yesterday that the older brother traveled to yemen in 2011 and went to an al qaeda training camp. at that time, he thought to be with the leadership. that would have been the person that was a talent spotter for internal operation neared the final piece of data, the two last pieces of data, eyewitnesses said the man claimed to be from al qaeda in yemen. a series of tweets were set. we obtained them here at fox news. they come from a twitter handle that is associated with al qaeda in yemen. they seem to suggest knowledge of the massacre. they have taken ima

. >> an important piece of information was released, first reported by afp and it says that one of the kouachi, the younger brother, told a french television station before the standoff ended that he was sent by al qaeda in yemen ask the operation was financed by the american cleric anwar al-awlaki. al-aulaqi was killed in a u.s. drone strike by the cia in 2011. based on our independent reporting here at fox news channel we believe at least one of the brothers, in this case the older brother, said kouachi traveled to yemen prior to september of 2011, went to the al qaeda training camp and tried to meet with the al qaeda leadership at that time. so that is a significant piece of data that points to al qaeda in yemen and i would add to that, that magazine that is put out by the group called "inspire" the propaganda journal, is specifically called for the assassination of the cartoonists and the editor at the magazine back in march of 2013. >> this is a magazine you can just pick up. it's not a secret magazine. >> no, that's right. i am sorry for not being more detailed in my explanation.

. >> there is a report the attorney general, eric holder has arrived in paris, that from the afp.irmed ourselves, so it is possible you would still have a senior american leader joining here. jonathan just as we talk about the motivation for this showing of both defiance but also unity tomorrow is really fear. because there is a substantial fear here about division in france. how does it maintain that character of diversity when it has, you know this fear one of terrorism, which has bred and sort of opened up an existing discrimination that has fueled extremist -- there is no better word than extremist for some of the parties operating and getting a good percentage of the vote in national elections. how do you -- how does a march like tomorrow's continue beyond just being a one-day event to solve that problem? to try to put a cap on that tension? >> well france had an extremely difficult 2014. it started off with attacks on jews following the israeli-palestinian conflict. we had an attack by a frenchman against jews in brussels. we had another attack on jews in the outskirts of pa

he turned himself in according to the afp. the french press agency. police say two main suspects here are brothers said and cherif kouachi. these men are believed to be heavily armed and still on the run. for the latest let's get to the ground in paris. turning to "new day" anchor chris cuomo. good morning, chris. >> reporter: john and christine. we have developments for you to discuss. obviously the two main suspects still at large. a massive manhunt now. a lot of manpower brought in to france with intelligence resources. there was another shooting here in south france that has drawn a lot of interest. police officers were shot and that is adding to the mix here. that is unusual in france to have police officers as the targets of violence. there is no knowledge at this point that there is any connection with the shooting in south france and what happened here at the offices of "charlie hedbo." here are points of curiosity. it was a police checkpoint. two officers had been injured in what was an open gun assault by a man in his mid-50s. a point of cur

investigators told the "wall street journal" and the afp that a store signal could be heard going offcorder and that pilots were desperately trying to stabilize the plane before it plunged into the java sea. >>> the moment, severe storms soaking australia's coast in queensland. in melbourne, the australian open will be baking. we have more on the wild weather down under. >> always a big problem, pedram right in the midst of a drought. too much rain? >> yeah certainly is a problem for some people. the amount that they're expected to see on the sunshine coast going to be tremendous. we're talking 150 millimeters, maybe 200 millimeters coming down. australia, one of my favorite places when it comes to weather. it is the land of extremes. lock at the western half of australia, the hottest temperatures in the world taking place. about a 47 or so celsius. to the east talking some of the heaviest rainfall taking place. really from brisbane north, rockhampton, working toward townsville the hometown of our john vause out there getting heavy rainfall. the heaviest concentrated around the sunshi

according to afp, the press, they have arrested a man in bulgaria sophia bulgaria. to have link to one of the terrorist attackers. one of the two brothers it is believed. basically what we know about the man, he is a french national. he's roughly 26 years of age. and he went to -- he went to sophia on december 30th we know that's a week before the attacks happened. there was an arrest warrant issued for him, rosie, by france. but really it was following allegations that he had taken his son without his wife's permission outside of the country. now we're hearing there is a second arrest warrant for him, and also issued by france, this one issued for link to having some terror links. that's what we know. it's believe he had links to one of the brothers. we do not know what kind of link there may have been. worth remembering that the prime minister speaking to cnn recently said he believed there were other accomplices, whether these were people that helped finance or helped people help organize. he believed there were more people involved. not necessarily a trigger. ar

afp is reporting one in france. so they're going to want to disrupt this network if it exists. make sure these suspects don't have the opportunity to flee the country. >> please stay with me. thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> up next what do we know about the terrorists? we'll look at how experts are analyzing this tape for clues to catch the killers. also are we safe here at home? how do we stop a similar attack in the u.s.? and will the terror attack back fire? huge rallies today in support of free speech. standing up against fear. you're watching msnbc's breaking news coverage of the terror attack in paris. >> our thoughts and prayers are with the families of those who have been lost in france. with the people of paris and the people of france and those who carry out senseless attacks against innocent civilians, ultimately they'll be forgotten and we will stand with the people of france through this very, very difficult time. ♪ with the incredible fuel efficiency of 38 miles-per-gallon highway you can feel like royalty in the nissan

"afp reporting that the army men take a hostage in a kosher grocery store in paris.gunman who killed a policewoman yesterday suspected." report from sky news. no resolution there, i was the come yet. john on the republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. first of all, the democratic caller who just called a minute ago, i'm sorry i passed orange juice through my nose when he talked about democrats supporting free speech. they have done more to suppress information that people need than any group in history. then we just say -- let me just say in the absence of information, and that is what free speech is about -- it is not so you can walk naked down the middle of the street. it is to give people information so they can make decisions. in the absence of information you end up with conspiracy theories and you also -- one of the best examples i've seen of a lack of information was a fellow the other day saying -- talking about how jerry falwell sued what's his name, the guy from "hustler" magazine, larry flynt. host: right. caller: what a lot of people don't

the afp, the french wire service reports that the youngest of the three suspects has in fact surrenderedo police. all around the world tonight people have been taking to the streets to show solidarity. holding signs that read je suis charlie, i am charlie. in iron where journalists are holding a vigil. so charlie can live, three major media companies offer equipment to the remaining staff so "charlie hebdo" can continue to function after eight journalists were gunned down this morning. cartoonists around the world have been responding to the deaths of some of their most prominent colleagues as only they can. there's this cartoon from david pope, retweeted nearly 60,000 times and counting. this one posted to unofficial facebook page of banksy. or this, arms with a cartoonist's tools. they find themselves in the cross hairs of the institutions and the individuals they ridicule. perhaps most famously the controversy in 2005 and '06 over danish cartoonists depicting the prophet mohammed that set off death threats against the artists and others. even now cartoonists are coming under threat in

inside the afp newsrooms, signs "i am charlie" in response to this atrocious attack on a satirical magazineattack taking place at the building of "charlie hebdo," a magazine that has printed cartoons depicting the prophet muhammad. police do have what they believe here as the gunman's car but multiple gunmen we're hearing two but they are looking for three people still on the loose. movements suggests they were trained. when you watch these videos and talk to experts and there's one detail that hints at the calm and order and sense of control these attackers apparently had because i want you to take note before getting in that getaway car and we can loop it again to watch the left-hand side of it here you can watch it with me. if we can watch it again. here we go. left side of the screen. gets in the passenger seat and reach for a sneaker. taking a moment to pick up a sneaker not in a complete rush. it speaks volumes for the control they had. let me bring in fareed zakaria. let's begin on that point and some of the other observations. just watching our coverage and listening to everyone all

afp is reporting they will be buried at a cemetery in jerusalem at their families' requests. >>> israeliice said the government's been ordered to help with burial arrangements. the four were shot dead after they were taken hostage in eastern paris friday. . france's jewish communities are especially uneasy after the attacks. thousands of officers will provide extra security at hundreds of jewish schools around the country. >> that's right. as fred reports, it will take more to restore a real sense of safety. >> reporter: they've always had security camera at this jewish school in this paris neighborhood. now the french army is here guarding the building. these students are in their final year. they say the recent terror attacks make them nervous. "of course we're worried," he says. "there has already been this horrible attack and there's a prospect of more such violence. the situation can only get worse. it doesn't look like the problem is going away." security at jewish institutions has become a top priority in france. the government is deploying more than 5,000 security personnel at je

bullgarian tell afp that he had been in contact with one of the kouachi brothers. security sources tell me that they believe this man was headed to syria. investigators are now tracing the weapons, trying to and the money that funded the attacks here in paris last week. officials are saying that a substantial stockpile of weapons and the money to buy them came from abroad. cbs news reports that said kouachi returned from yemen in 2011 with $20,000 from the al qaeda affiliate there. that same year intelligence officials tell cnn that cherif used said's passport to travel to yemen himself. a lot of new threats to talk about this morning. let's bring in cnn's reporter who's been following the investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, john. like you said police are working extremely hard with so many questions remain unanswered. we are getting a picture of basically how wide this terror cell is. pieces of the puzzle are slowly coming together as one by one come together you start to get a very complex picture that takes you from yemen to turkey all the wa

the afp news agency just reported a short while ago that french counter terrorism officials decided to launch this operation about an hour ago, it seems, when they noticed that the two brothers the two hostage takers the kouachi brothers had moved into a separate room from the hostage himself. there was one hostage we now believe inside the printing press in the industrial park less than a mile from where i am now. as soon as the counter terrorism officials noticed that the hostage takers had separated themselves from their hostage, they moved in for the assault. after that the kouachi brothers came outside, started to fire on the french police all of this an account from the press. and they were neutralized is the word french authorities are using in the encounter. what has been confirmed by multiple sources the two of them are dead. what we have been able to see and hear from our point here we've heard explosions. two explosions separated by about five minutes. we saw the evacuation of children who were holed up in a school nearby. we have seen -- you can see some emergency vehicles

afp reporting that there may have been a hostage taken.ill cover i guess over the next few hours and minutes, we may now be talking about two different hostage situations in france. of course, the first one, the one we've been reporting upon for hours now is unfolding in dammartin. we can bring you the live picture from the small town from the industrial zone within that small town of dammartin, about 35 kilometers north of paris. now, the town has effectively been sealed off by police as they lay siege to the building. that white building where they suspect the "charlie hebdo" gunmen are holed up. there are six schools in the town. four primary, two secondary, and pupils have been ordered to stay inside while arrangements are made for them to be taken to safety. a town spokesman gave these details of that operation. >> translator: we will evacuate the children a few at a time using buses. they'll take them to the town center to a hall where their parents can come to get them peacefully. i have no information on the hostages or on what's h

. >> reporter: this is according to afp. that is main french news agency. this according to other reports. again the best possible solution would have been according to many people for these hostage takers to have been taken live but the secretary choice and other thinking on that this is the resolution that the french authorities were going for. again, quick analysis. some quick pointers on each situation. first in the situation involving the main suspects in the "charlie hebdo" office shooting,' apparently according to reports on the ground burst out of the building while police were making their main surge into the building. that is, according to the reports they came out of the building allah, "butch cassidy & the sundance kid" i could think of. but basically what they were saying they would not go down alive. they would go down dying and would go down as martyrs. according to reports on the ground that is exactly what they did. how the hostage they were holding bottom freed around them is good question of the was this person freed before, was the perso

this is being reported by afp. we will get more on that as it develops. clearly this is a situation that is going to move fairly quickly. are people still focused on the scene behind you? are people beginning to move away? is there a sense the story is developing and the site outside the magazine is maybe not the epicenter anymore? >> people are still coming by here, paying their respects. all morning, we've had people come by. someone set up a christmas tree, a flag. all through paris, there are minor vigils. there is a corner where several dozen bouquets have been thrown. there was a big rally last night in support of the magazine. to what extent the conversation moves away from this site and more towards police headquarters, that will be determined by just what the police have to say if and when they have new information. guy, francine? >> hans thank you very much indeed. hans nichols joining us from the scene of yesterday's shooting in paris. let's continue the conversation try to get more perspective on what we are seeing in france and its implicatio

because not all of the hostages taken there made it out alive this morning according to reuters and afping to be carried out of the grocery store. this is a kosher grocery market. friday, middle of the day, a busy time. the sun coming down with people getting ready for shabbat dinner. these are suspects who, as we understand it from our reporting, were virulently anti-semitic and so there's probably no accident in the target here. and you see the three men who according to sources now have died. the kouachi brothers on the left accused of the siege, the massacre, the bloodshed inside the paris newspaper on wednesday and the man on the right, amedy call bally who was accused of taking hostages at that kosher grocery store where we've just reported according to wire services. kristen welker is nbc's white house correspondent. the president has been briefed all morning long. bring us up to date. >> savannah, president obama just touched down in knoxville, tennessee. he is going to discuss college affordability there. no word on whether he will address what has happened in france but we kno

the youngest suspect, 18-year-old hamyd mourad surrendered to police on wednesday according to afp afterhis name circulate og social media and denying any involvement. seven others have been detained by authorities since the shooting. the horrific attack at the offices of "charlie hebdo" took place around 11:30 a.m. in paris wednesday, 12 people killed, 11 wounded. witnesses say the gunmen yelled "we have avenged the prophet." also yelling "god is great" during their brutal rampage. reportedly speaking fluent french. this video shows the attackers moments after the slaughter. the two masked men just killed the magazine's editor and three prominent cartoonists, police caught a major break when one of the suspects left his i.d. in the "charlie hebdo" offices, a justice consultant calling it quote their only mistake. the killers seemed to show purpose, but not haste. here they execute in cold blood an already-wounded policeman, one of them pausing a second to retrieve a shoe dropped from the waiting car. and then seconds later, they make their escape. sources say investigators are paying cl

the same was done in the afp newsroom.y night the eiffel tower went dark in tribute to the 12 people murdered in wednesday's attack. the unity rally will be led tomorrow in paris by the french president, a rally that will be attended by the leaders of spain, germany, italy and great britain. a senior administration official tells nbc news that the u.s. ambassador to france will also attend. we've seen similar outpourings here recently in the u.s. with the boston strong public rallying cry after the 2013 marathon bombing. and some might even argue that insisting we go see "the interview" after hackers threatened terror attacks on theaters, that was an act of public defiance. it obviously means something to a lot of people to show solidarity in the wake of a terror attack or threat and in public. so i want to explore that now. charlie was making the point that part of what happens here is journalists are attacked. and then journalists are part of what lead the expression of wait a minute you know we -- i am charlie. we are a

as he was speaking, we're just getting through one line from the afp news agency.t is reporting more than one million turned up in marches, in french towns outside of paris. that is something we have seen throughout the day as well. we spoke at the unity march in paris, that's only the tip of the iceberg as we have seen hundreds of thousands of people coming out in cities across the country, like lyon. once again, you are looking at pictures from the place de la republique and the monument to the center of that square as people have come out of the thousands. you have also been seeing, as you have been seeing those pictures, dusk is starting to descend on the french capital, but the crowds are nonetheless still going strong. i just want to bring in annette, and talk about how can this be prevented, these attacks. we heard from the interior ministers, we've seen european union interior ministers meeting this sunday as well. could you talk us through what came out of it? >> we are starting to get a few bits and pieces of what emerged from that meeting. i think the mo

don barelli, afp we saw broke, had breaking news several minutes ago that two people had been killed inside the kosher grocery store. if that is the case and it appears that officials on the scene are confirming that it is tell us how that changes how the hostage taker is addressed by law enforcement once people start dying. >> the rules of engagement are going to be very narrow at that point. if this person has already shown himself to kill hostages the french authorities are not going to want to lose any more hostages. so it's likely the rules of engagement would be something along the lines of if you -- you know, if there's any more shots fired, any more lives taken, go ahead and launch a deliberate assault. that's probably why you saw so many officers moving into position to be able to do an assault like that. it takes a lot of tactical officers to launch a rescue situation. depends on the size of the location. how hard it is to breach the doors. all these things takes specialized training. >> i also wonder if this kosher supermarket is in a residential building, like they are he

chris, a number of ambulances heading in the opposite direction, one of them rushing with police escort afp, the french wire service is reporting that two are dead in the shooting. we have not confirmed that. police have not mentioned that, but i will tell you the indication just from being on this scene is that there are injured being rushed away from it right now. we're very close now to where this hostage situation is under way. >> is there any indication jim, from what you're seeing there, that there is active engagement between police and the one or more suspects who are in that kosher market? >> there is not, because, chris, we're close enough now that we would hear it if there was, we would hear the gunfire if there was. at this point, we haven't heard it in the last few moments. remember there should be a similar posture here to what we're seeing at charles de gaulle airport where the two gunmen from the "charlie hebdo" shooting are, which is they want to establish control. they want to keep people at a safe distance bystanders et cetera and they want to engage where they can. remem

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