afp reporting no more hostages inside. we do not know if the people who took the hotel, if the terrorists have been subdued or apprehended. there's a disturbing tend with charlie heb doe. some isis affiliated members wanted to get in a game of one upsmanship, abdelhamid abaaoud could have been involved to prove isis could do more than aqap. do you worry that's what could be going on mali? perhaps al qaeda affiliates seeing what isis affiliates did, to say, hey, we can do that, too. >> i think it's a global rivalry between isis and al qaeda, one up manship to launch bigger, bolder international terrorist attacks we've seen a string of attacks in belgium and that beach attack in tunisia, more than 100 people being killed in ankara by suicide bombers, beirut, kuwait, yemen. they're competing, these two groups, for a finite group of supporters. trying to appeal to the global jihadi movement. what does this mean for isis? the biggest possible benefit to them in terms of a target? the united states. i mean, al qaeda can still br

i can go to the latest reporting from the press afp. they are saying according to the afp, there have been 140 guests and 13 employees locked in to quote that report in an ongoing hostage situation. it appears that it is a very serious situation and going on in mali right now in bamako at the radisson hotel. these reports started surfacing less than an hour ago in fact. certainly we are also getting from the president in mali. let me give you the update. the president in mali opposite the forces are involved on the ground. our men did in fact enter the hotel. they created a perimeter around the hotel and there is a hostage situation. john. >> all right. just remind us, david, again, the french role in mali. we do not know what is happening in mali and what is happening in paris is linked. the french is playing a role in that country. >> reporter: well, certainly since january of 2012 when the insurgency broke out in the northern part of mali and joined with elements of the al qaeda and other islamic fundamentalists armed groups in north

the afp is reporting again that the two gunmen at least are d d dead.e not aware of additional gunmen. our robyn kriel is in nairobi, kenya, right now, and she is joining us live, and she is joining us live, and so is our correspondent general spider marks. and now, there were upwards to 170 people locked in the hotel and little by little, they got out, and where are they? are they telling the story and what is the circumstance at the hotel now? >> well, we understand that at the moment security personnel are working their way through the radisson blue luxury hotel in the center of bamako, mali, clearing room by room. we have an eyewitness who says that the preefly a short while ago he did hear one loud explosion, and we are not sure if it was a sun grenade thrown by some of the rescuers going door-to-door or if indeed still attackers at large inside of the hole tell. the hotel is big, and 190 room, and plenty of places for those hostages to the hide, and as well as attackers, so it is a precise and lengthy operation going room by room to try and make s

and now they have him at least according to the afp and the sources who have told them. they have them pinned down inside this building in terms of the french effort in their counterterrori counterterrorism. this is a very, very big get. >> this is hunl. they moved quickly and brought a lot of fire power. they are prepared for any eventually here. but they are not going to let this guy out. he's going to choose ou he comes out. these are live pictures north of paris, where an operation is ongoing right now with french counterterrorism officials. police, i should say, they have pinned down according to afp the plan they believe to be the mastermind of those terror attacks that unfolded in paris on friday. that is a man, we don't know if he's alone, but that is an individual pinned down in a building, currently surrounded by police and counterterrorism there in st. denis. these are live pictures. if you are just joining us, we have with with us steve moore, former fbi agent who is helping us make sense of what is taking place. steve, as you look, there are people, some mig

(amman file/flag shots) (afp) jordanian investigators are looking into whether the motive was personal or political. the americans killed were part of a us state department police training program. (sot - president obama) we take this very seriously and we'll be working closely with the jordanians to determine exactly what happened.(amman file/isis file - youtube and afp)jordan is a close us ally that has joined the fight against isis which controls large areas of neighboring iraq and syria. there has been concern islamic state fighters could carry out revenge attacks on jordanian soil.tina kraus, cbs news. 3 authorities say a jordanian and a south african contractor also died in the shooting shot dead. 3 3 a highly-anticipated meeting is taking place in washington today (monday).israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is sitting down with president obama at the white house.it's the first time the two leaders have been face-to-face in more than a year--since the iran nuclear deal sank relations to their lowest point in obama's presidency.president obama condemned recent palestinian a

afp reporting 100 of them lost their lives inside that club. we do not know how. we do not know how many. we understand it was terrorists with assault rifles. i want to go to pamela brown in washington. you've been working your sources. what are you learning? >> i can tell you, erin, just about every official i've spoke with in the intelligence community, they are alarmed by the methodology, the preplanning that went in to these coordinated attacks at six to seven locations, we're now learning. and the concern, erin, among officials, this may not be over, though it does appear to be contained right now at those locations, we're seen in other terrorist attacks, such as mumbai several years ago, attacks that happened over the course of several days. that is something that is in the minds right now of counterterrorism officials. that concern is very much there. there was an inner agency conference call, video conference call today led by the white house that is still ongoing. this is with all of the major agencies here in the u.s., including the cia and the fbi to ma

that is according to the afp. 15 died in the attack at a concert hall. three near the stadium.r as to how many from the restaurant. scarlet: mark crumpton, you have been following these headlines. you are telling us what they used, rifles? mark: when this story was breaking maybe 45 minutes ago, we heard the gunmen who entered the restaurant in paris used russian rifles, kalashnikov rifles. the authorities there have not determined how many gunmen were there or if they were cornered by police, whether or not there was a shootout or whether the gunmen just entered the restaurant and started opening fire. this is a dreaded scenario that dreading foren months since the "charlie hebdo" attack in january. it had gotten to the point where the french president francois hollande had taken a hard line against extremism in the face of threats from islamic state and other groups saying france would pay for its help with

that is a quote from the police according to afp. so at least 30 fatalities in the attacks. just a short while ago, there was a bit of a breakdown in terms of those fatalities given to associated press by police officials. and they break it down this way. 11 people were killed in the paris restaurant. and about 15 killed in the batta clan theater, which is where reportedly there are hostages and that situation is still very fluid and still underway. the explosions, there are some reports of two explosions, some reports of one very large explosion at the french stadium just north of paris. that reportedly, according to nbc news, was at a mcdonald's which is just outside of the stadium. that blast was loud enough to be heard on the broadcast television networks of that match, which was between france and germany. president holland and the interior minister were at that event and they were evacuated and taken back to paris to the interior ministry to monitor what is an ongoing situation and a very fluid situation. now according to the a.p., this is the latest that we have, kell

afp is reportihad th is command center at raqqa. the ball hit and destroy targets.hey are citing the defense ministry in france. we will talk to the ceo of easyjet and we will talk to cable and wireless. ♪ anna: a call to arms as french president hollandee calls for an alliance. asian stocks build on the rally financial. as global markets show resilience in the face of the paris attacks. agrees to a 3.5 billion pound deal. we speak to the ceo illumine later this hour.

afp news agency quotes sources that they are looking for abdelhamid abaaoud. he was sentenced by a court in july. he was at large. they have been searching for suspects linked to the terror suspectshich killed 129 people. saint denis has a high percentage of islam residents. >>> obama pointed out that russia mainly at first targeted moderate sources in order to support president ba shirt assad. the crash of a plane in egypt last month was an act of terror. obama commented on the move by russian president vladimir putin. >> if in fact shifts his focus and the focus of his military to what is the principal threat, which is isil, then that is something we very much want to see. >> obama also indicated if the u.s. and russia can deepen their understanding toward bringing an end to the syrian conflict, there will be wider room for cooperation in fighting the islamic state group. >>> putin has spoken on the phone with french president france wa hollande. they confirmed they would wosh together in their fight against terrorism. hollande will meet obama in washington

according to afp, the authorities suspect an illegal wire to take power from the electricity grid maye cause the blaze. ♪ ♪ >>> it is time now for a check of the weather. people in eastern mediterranean regions are dealing with severe weather. meteorologist robert speta joins us with details. >> what we're seeing how here today is actually the severe storm system extending from italy over toward the balkan peninsula and really the winds are stirring up. up ward to 87 kph. we've got cold air sing -- sinking in from the mountains from the north. those are the winds we're talking about here. it's a very rough day at the very least for a lot of people. over toward rome, about an hour delay for flights on average because of that severe winds and also some of the snowfall there in the higher elevations. all this is shifting farther off toward the east. parts of greece, into western areas of turkey, that's where we see the severe weather as we go ahead through the next 24 hours. chance of heavy rainfall and lightning coming out of these stronger thunder cells plus the snowfall in higher elev

investigators are now working to piece together new clues about why the plane went down. 3 nats....crash site (afp)us intelligence sources tell cbs news the russian jetliner that crasasd in egypt was likely *not* shot down. (enex/aptn) while some sources are not ruling out a possible bomb on board, the us director of national intelligence says there's no proof yet that terrorists are to blame. (aptn/enex)metrojet bosses say there was no mechanical trouble or pilot error and insiststome kind of 'catastrophic event' caused the plane to dive into the egyptian desert - killing all 224 people on board.nats up....woman crying (aptn) relatives broke down as the first bodies were brought back to st. petersburg monday.tina kraus, cbs news. 3 egyptian officials and avavtion experts have dismissed claims from islamic militants who say they shot down the plane... saying isis doesn't have missiles capable of reaching a plane at 31- thousand feet. 3 3 millions of americans struggle each day with sleep apnea... treated.coming up after the break in tonight's healthwatch... we'll look at some of the treatments for

as you've been reporting, the afp are saying hostages have been taking, i am reading at a concert hall, so it's not clear exactly where this is happening, but the afp saying hostages taken and another incident. this one being reported by a french television network, saying that there is an explosion, or possibly multiple explosions at a sports stadium, and as you mentioned, our producer on the grounds saying this happened at a mcdonald's restaurant. we assume the sports stadium is the one where there was a soccer match taking place, and reports that the french leader, president hollande was rushed from there and is now chairing an emergency meeting. they will be trying to ascertain exactly how many shooters there are and where they are now and what is happening on the streets of paris, so that they can deploy what will be a force of police and some people are reporting from the ground, even french army already on the streets to try to address what appears to be three incidents, brian. but as we've already said, it's such a chaotic situation, that it is difficult to be completely confid

the french news service afp is saying that the father and the brother of one of the suicide attackers that they have been taken into custody for questioning. and the "wall street journal" says the suicide attacker at the soccer stadium actually was stopped at the gate, that ticket for the match. was stopped at the gate by a security guard who patted him down and discovered the security vest. the suicide attacker ran out of the stadium and blew himself up outside. live in paris. tony aiello, cbs2 news. >> tony, thank you. >>> the president of france raised the nation's security to the highest level. he also deployed an estimated 3,000 troops to help restore order. meantime, several cultural and entertainment sites in paris closed today. the eiffel tower, the louvre museum and disneyland paris. there was a poignant moment at one of the attack sites today. a man rolled a grand piano with a peace symbol on it outside the bataclan and played john lennon's imagine in tribute to the victims. hundreds have laid flowers and candles outside where more than 100 people were killed. here in manhat

the french news agency, agency french press, afp, is now reporting there are seven separate locations. where attacks are under way. or have been under way. over the past two hours. we have from police and the french president, notice of three. but from the french news agency, the official news agency of france, seven separate terror attack locations. across the city of paris. the french military has been dispatched across the city and now the nation. the borders have been closed. the cabinet meeting is either ongoing now or was most recently. and we expect to hear from the french president yet again. they've asked all citizens of paris and beyond to shelter in place. to go to places of safety. as the military sweeps the streets. and tries to regain order. and at the same time, a terror attack under way at this moment. inside the concert hall where 60 to 100 people were being held. we've just got an dispatch from new york city where the mayor, bill de blasio has spoken with our network news service affiliate, wabc television that new york is now on high alert. that it has been since th

there is the report from afp it may have been the possible mastermind behind this attack. but police have not confirmed that to cnn at this point, christiane. >> indeed. if they are targeting the mastermind, there as you say, there's no confirmation, that he's actually in that location. but certainly, there is a huge police presence. and we understand, police receiving more resistance, while the gunfire is under way than they had expected to receive. and several people, we don't know how many, perhaps, in that apartment. according to the mayor, we heard on television and on the radio. he said it is centered around one building. is that what you understand? that it is just one building? one apartment, in the very heart, the very center of old saint-denis that is the target? >> that is what we are hearing in the very heart of old saint-denis. you hear the church bells as day break is coming up in this neighborhood. the spotlight, we could see it in the plaza. we're being kept a safe distance away from where that is happening. it's hard for us to know exactly which building i

. >> israeli security forces smashing ocamera belonging to the reporter from the afp service. the company commander was dismissed. back in munter's office he's afraid because he will keep work in the field. i'm afraid he will be here been when he fientsdz out that i targeted the campaign, i don't know how the journal is expected to be are happening in this case. >> calls on all member states to do their utmost to prevent violence, to ensure come by attitude and to bring the perpetrator to justice. stefanie dekker, al jazeera, west jerusalem. >>> large protest block a main border crossing. officials used life bullets to carry out the protestors. 20 people were injured. officials say the vast majority of them were police. one officer was almost burned to debt. they attacked the tv station, throwing petrol bombs, intoib ss shresta reports for al jazeera. >> this area is now under curfew. situation became tense this morning after the police wrote a no man's land between nepal and indian. for a month now i've been blocking the supplies both cool and gas have been in short supply. l

menwhile, the afp is saying that hostages have been taken at a concert hall.so this is very, very early and we just began in t lthour to hear the initial reports of i have seen video taken by somne on hear rounds rin out again and again in what sounds like an explosion and a man filming saying they're shooting. there are people fromhe army and police here in paris. 's a shooting again. shooting. -- s difficult to establish at this stage whether there are three separate incidents and that is the picture as far as we can tell. unconfirmed at this stage from variousreports from various agenes and journalists on the ground, lester. >>e simmons monorg this now fom our london bureau. if you see some of the pictes that9 we have been watching coming into the newsroom and a chaotic situation and clearly there are a numb casualties and this comes from the "charlie heb hebdo" attacks and we recall there the waiting and confusion as things play out. so we'll try and tell you what we know and what we don't know as this goes along, but a night of violence and a very confus

they vary and afp is the leading news agency. i go with them and they're saying 128. they're saying 250 injured. 150 seriously, and yes we have heard from the state department. they have said they're americans injured. they're very specific. they're not saying victims but injured. americans and other tourists here will probably be disappointed along with the sadness, there's a few missing attract places to a lot of sadness shared not just here but with folks around the world. back to you. >> i know that the situation is fluid and information is still coming in but there were reports that the grenades were used inside of the theater. there's different than smuggling in an ak47. are you able to confirm that they tossed grenades? >> reporter: we don't have that confirmed john, but we have seen that widely reported. all of the attack ers in that theater were using rifles but had had explosive vests on them and when they were cornered they exploded and another attack er was shot. the idea of suicide attacks and bombers and explosive vests right in the heart of paris. you a

i'll start with jerome cartilia with afp. >> thank you, mr. president, 129 people were killed in paris on friday night. >> yes. >> isil claimed responsibility for the massacre sending the message they could target civilians all over the world. the equation has clearly changed. is it time for your strategy to change? >> well, keep in mind what we have been doing. we have a military strategy that involves putting enormous pressure on isil through airstrikes that has put assistance and training on the ground with iraqi forces. we're now working with syrian forces as well to squeeze isil, cut off their supply lines. we've been coordinating internationally to reduce their financing capabilities, the oil that they're trying to ship outside. we're taking strikes against high valley targets, including most recently against the individual who was on the video executing civilians who had already been captured, as well as the head of isil in libya. so it is not just in iraq and syria. on the military we're continue to go accelerate what we do as we find

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everyone wants to see the back to back world champions, and the coveted william webb ellis trophy >>> the afp newspaper is reporting the former head of world athletics has been arrested in paris and charged with corruption. let's bring in the sports correspond, lee wellings, live in london. >> what can you tell us at this point? >> i should stress these are reports coming in from france, from the a.f.p. agency, the former head of athletics, a controversial character, investigated for a year with the committee, alleged with taking money from a sports marketing company. these allegations looked like they may center around doping, and the russians accused of widespread doping over the course of many years. >> thank you for that. we'll hear from you later on. chelsea's manager and captain have put on a public show of unity ahead of the champion's league game. jose mourinho and john terry denied reports. and says the team is committed to improving results. the champions lost six games this season. >> i think what we have seen in the last 2-3 days of, for me, ridiculous stories, of what is happenin

that is unverified reports from the afp. france is now saying they have several employees at the hotel. they are monitoring the situation. chinese also have nationals there. this is a national hotel, caters to international travelers and business people traveling through mali. it is a high value target for terrorists. we believe this is a terror attack and they set up a perimeter in both french and u.n. and local forces on the scene. >> david, let's talk about the relationship with mali and france. france and its terror attacks has been the story, center stage, for the past week. we are not saying if these are connected in any way, but france heavily involved in the former colony in a fight against radicalization. >> reporter: that's right. france has been heavily involved for many years and in fact got involved years ago in a direct military intervention saving the then government from an invasion of rebels and islamic fundamentalist groups, including those associated with al qaeda. they were going to march in and take the

we're getting more from afp, quoting police sources about yet another location. >> yes, they are saying that hostages have been taken at a concert hall in paris. that is apparently according to the police. but as you say from the france press. we have not been able to concern that yet. this seems to be various locations across the city have been affected. >> ap quoting french police multiple acts of violence in and around paris, several dead. the indications these are being linked by the police in what appears to be some kind of coordinated attack. i understand that they're suggesting this is concert hall. battenklere concert hall that the hostages are taken, is that right? >> we don't know what at this stage is going on there. we'll get more information in a few minutes for you. seems like some sort of a coordinated attack happening across the city. we've got three sites now, this concert hall we understand hostages were taken. we have this in the other district which has been targeted by a gunman. we understand now reports of 18 dead there. so huge numbers. reports of people at the sc

ground troops, you were mentioned a moment ago, let me ask you this, because this is according to the afpency. the french foreign minister has said he would envision syrian regime troops taking the fight against isil, saying there must be bombing as well as ground stroop troops, but he then reportedly backtracked saying he meant syrian government troops could take part in the fight against isil after a change in regime. but is this still an option, that syrian regime troops on the ground fight isil? >> it sounds like the foreign minister made a gaffe, a goof being when a politician accidentally speaks the truth. so yes, but there isn't likely to be a change of regime. they are the largest military force in syria. if you could have a deal with the opposition, then you would have a formidable force that probably could combined with air strikes destroy isil in syria, again we would still have the problem in iraq. i think all of us wish that mr. assad would go, but he isn't going to go, so we have to deal with the reality, and the reality is a choice, which is the lesser evil. and clearly the

with that i will take some questions and i will begin with jerome car thalia of afp. >> thank you misterresident. 129 people were killed in paris on friday night.

with that i'm going to take some questions and i will begin with jerome cartillia of afp. >> thank you

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again to recap according to the afp frefrp news agency, it is over. the raid, the operation against the suspected terrorist is over. forensic evidence is combing over the building to make sure no one else was hiding out there. there is situation now, guys. i will throw it back to you in a moment. it is changing by the minute. we watched the stream of investigators, the soldiers, the police, the individuals in the white jump suits who are the forensic team. i did want to ask you a question, though, greg, earlier you described the specific location of this community as being about a half a mile away from people in the states you reported that like queens to new york city. this is not a destitute area by any stretch. it is a, woulding class area. urban area. urban area just outside of the beltway. we are about a mile from central paris. we are half of a mile from this position to the national soccer stadium that was one of the targets of the terror suspects. this area i would say would be an area that it wouldn't be -- it would be courageous to hideout f

meanwhile, the afp is saying that hostages have been taken at a concert hall. so this is very, very early. we just began in the last hour to hear the initial reports of this, lester. i have seen video taken by someone on social media filming a french street in which you hear rounds ring out again and again, and what sounds like an explosion, and a man filming saying they are shooting again. there are people from the army and police here in paris, it's a shooting, again, a shooting, so it is difficult to establish at this stage whether there are three separate incidents, whether some are being merged into others, but that is the picture as far as we can tell, unconfirmed at this stage from various reports from various agencies and journalists on the ground. lester? >> all right, keir simmons monitoring this from our london bureau. some of the pictures coming into the newsroom, a very chaotic situation, but clearly, there are a number of causalities. this, of course, comes after the january charlie hebdo attacks and the violence that followed there in paris and w

the casualty count as we understand could be as low as 10 and however, the afp are reporting up to 18. we are hearing from the eyewitnesses that they are seeing more bodies coming up, so it could go up are from there, wolf. in terms of the attackers, we understand that there are two but more possibly, and from what we understand from the eyewitnesses at the moment, special forces from mali and foreign governments as well going room to room searching and clearing each room looking for more attackers and the hotel of this size around 190 rooms we understand would be prime place for attackers to hide, and they are also finding terrified hotel residents who did not get caught up in the horrific hostage siege which lasted pretty much all day. >> and basically, it is basically everything that we are hearing, rbyn, it is over except for the search for the t terrorists is that right? >> yes. from what we understand that there are no more hostages to be freed. those who survived are all free. we understand of the dead so far only four nationalities thus far, and that is one belgian man, one fr

we're now learning through the news agency afp, there have been no explosives found and no arrests made. obviously very good news especially considering the attacks here in paris began with three suicide bombers who set them office off outside the stayed de france staid did he france, where 80,000 people were in attendance. 10 french fighter jets launching more sorties. they hit seven targets last night. 10 on sunday. two dozen more fighter jets are headed to region this week to increase the aerial bombardment. french police announced they are looking for another unidentified suspect who they think was directly involved in friday's terror attacks. we know seven terrorists who were here either killed themselves or killed by police in those attacks. an eighth man was spotted leaving, caught near the belgium border. he was released. that man is being sought. there is another suspect who hasn't been identified by name or with photo, melissa, that they're looking for here. there could be others. hunt continues with anyone who has connection to what happened friday night. melissa: rick, thank

cory: the afp is saying this was an attack on seven locations in that area.nder, this kind of coordinated attack, the targets are soft, yes, but this takes a lot of coordination. how does that happen given all of the ways the cia and the foreign intelligence agencies are trying to gather information to try to protect these people? how are they communicating? tara: it is too early to say specifically in this case, but theoretically, i mean, while it is possible for, you know groups, to coordinate, it could be that the strike on jihadi john mobilized a cell which mobilized another cell. it is possible law enforcement does have signals of intelligence or intelligence about threat warnings, but they perhaps missed connecting the dots. intelligence is not a science. it is possible there are hundreds or thousands of potential warnings or individuals being monitored. it is finding the needle in the haystack and knowing the precise timing and location. it is too early to say, but i would not be surprised if some of these individuals -- it seems like there are more th

hurt here from the french press agency, afp, a history teacher from a jewish school wounded in this stabbingthree men are said to have shouted anti-semitic remarks during the event and, again, claimed they were islamic state supporters. now, these three people who were reportedly to have arrived on scooters, apparently two on one and one on the other, got away. the authorities in marseille are now searching for these three. the educator's condition, we're told, is not life-threatening. that's according to local investigators. one more bit of reporting that i can get from our jonathan hunt who is monitoring details, stabbing at lapoint, france. victim leaving a community center that included a school and a synagogue. happened about 8:00 local time. it's 11 minutes before 10:00 there now. so close to two hours ago. the victim in this stabbing said to have injuries which are not life-threatening. three people on two scooters, one wearing an isis t-shirt and one with a picture of a homegrown islamist extremist who is said to have injured or killed seven people -- killed seven people in a series

a source tells the afp, the flight data recorder showed that everything was normal during the flight, absolutelily normal and suddenry nothing. late today, u.s. homeland security announced enhanced security measures for u.s. planes coming from airports in that region. >> mark: meanwhile, it's a strange situation happening at a store in peabody. a clerk is living in a walk-in cooler. >> elizabeth: the state says that was the deal under the old owner of a small market in peabody. news new news's robert -- fox 25 news's bob earth goulston is live at the store where the neighbors said they never saw any red flags. >> they sure didn't, and we talked to two regular customers who remembered the clerk, he seemed to always be working and when we told them what the state says he was doing as far as his living arrangements, they were baffled. >> pretty outrageous. never heard of something like that before. >> the reporter: the state says the former owner of peabody market was taking advantage of a clerk working 100 plus hours a week instead of pay, the attorney general says former owner was prov

officials saying at least 30 dead is the latest we're getting from this television station bfm, quoting afp. but we do have figures from police, coming to this figure of 26 earlier. 11 dead at the restaurant and about 15 at the theater, the bataclan theater where some are being held hostage. >> indeed. epclosed places, which have a lot to operate and they can cause maximum damage. obviously there is a massive stadium and there were numerous police up there earlier. it may be that the police have done something to stop casualties up there, who knows. we'll learn that later. i've been to the theater here. i've been to lots of, we all have, lots of restaurants and bars around paris. you can call it absolute carnage with a gun or grenade. >> soft target if you like? >> soft target, mark, that's exactly right. >> thank you for that, peter. let's bring in rebecca monitoring social media reports and latest numbers we're getting now. at least 30? >> desperate situation. we understand the first incident happened at a bar in the 10th district of paris. now this we understand, gunman opened fire with

we know at least 18 people have been shot, initial word from asp -- the french press agency, afp. there were 18 dead. early reporting, sorting these things out, almost impossible, but big picture is somewhat easier, and the big picture lends us to the shootout, the bombing separately but nearby outside the stadium, and now, further, the hostage situation going on at a nearby -- paris concert hall. i should tell you that all of this comes at a time of great turmoil inside france and paris specifically, with lots of different questions about the terrorism threat there. new information coming in from sky news. listen. >> -- have been killed in the coming minutes and hours and that's been this other attack, an explosion close to the stadium where a friendly match was being held between france and germany. the french president was there. has now been evacuated from the stadium. we don't yet know whether anyone in that area has been affected or of course injured, but we do know that 18 people, or at least reports -- >> this according to the tv station here, we're monitoring. let's just

quoting afp. but we do have some figures from police who coming to this figure of 26, said 11 dead at the restaurant and about 15 at the theater. the bataclan theater where we believe some are being held hostage. >> yes, indeed. again going back to what i was saying, enclosed places, are places that have a lot to operate. they can cause maximum damage. at a massive stadium. there were numerous police up there earlier. and it may have been that police have done something to stop casualties up there, who knows. we'll learn that later. but i've been to the theater here, i've been to lots of, obviously we all have, lots of restaurants and bars around paris, you can call it absolute carnage with a gun or grenade. >> so it's a soft target, if you like. >> a soft target, mark, that's exactly right. >> peter, thank you for that let's bring in rebecca, who is monitoring the social media reports and the latest numbers that we're getting now. at least 30. >> yes, desperate situation. we understand the first

the search for salah abdeslam, we've seen a message from the afp has been told by the mayor of brusselshe has not been found. there were reports of some sort of standoff, perhaps police had found him in a building there, not true. he's on the loose which is frustrating because he was stopped by police early saturday morning with two other men in the car leaving france trying to get back into belgium and apparently had not been told or did not see the communication there was a manhunt out for this person. so they had him and let him go. and another isis video released today saying that all of faces taking part in the coalition air strikes against isis will be targeted, much like we've seen in france and specifically mentioned washington d.c. stuart: so that's a threat directly to us. ashley: correct. stuart: got it. mark steyn is with us. welcome, indeed. and the immigration crisis. what should europe do, they've got a million migrants on their doorstep, what would they do? >> two things i would do, particularly if i were monseiur hollande, if you can get into one country you can get int

all the hostages have been freed from that hotel, according to afp.ing that throughout the day. >>> the heated rhetoric from some on the campaign trail here in the united states is upsetting many american muslims. ben carson comparing syrian refugees to rabid dogs and listen what donald trump said if he would require muslims to register in a national database. >> i would certainly implement that. absolutely. >> if there's a rabid dog running around your neighborhood, you're probably not going to assume something good about that dog. >> the mayor of roanoke, virginia, a democratic, brought up japanese earnment camps. joining me, communications director for the muslim public affairs council in washington. welcome. >> thank you. >> can you understand why many americans are afraid at the moment? >> oh, absolutely, definitely, but we as american muslims are also afraid. the very fact that i am here as an american born and raised citizen, a proud midwestern girl, a mother, on national tv, having to speak out against the terrorist attacks of people a contine

with that, i'm going to take some questions and i will begin with jerome cartalia of afp. >> we've been listening live to president obama, live in turkey. at the g-20 summit. he was talking about a variety of topics, obviously the terror attack in paris. among other things, he talked about sharing intelligence to prevent further terror attacks, he also said isis will have no safe haven anywhere. and he talked about a variety of things in the world stage, but again this is live from turkey, president obama at the italian summit. we'll have much more about what he said, but that's the major focus. what happened in paris saying that basis will have no safe haven anywhere and that intelligence to prevent any further attacks will be shared among the countries involved with the g-20 summit. >>> the rest 40s. upper 30s are in here. one observation 33. 46, 47, brentwood, there's enough of a breeze that the temperatures would be cooler. accept for a few high clouds from the north, there is a northerly breeze, it will be a blustery day, when the wind tails off, the temperatures drop off of the ta

questions and i will begin with jerome cartillia of afp. >> thank you, mr. president. 129 people were killed in paris on friday night. isil claimed responsibility for the massacre, sending the message that they could now target civilians all over the world. the equation has changed. isn't it time for your strategy to change? >> keep in mind what we have been doing. we have a military strategy that involves putting enormous pressure on isil through air strikes that has put assistanc and training on the ground with iraqi forces.

according to afp, the number now is 132 dead. we know that 352 were injured, 99 critically. people are succumbing to those critical wounds. you were inside the bataclan when this happened. tell us how you saw it unfold. >> so -- [ inaudible ] -- and began to play at 9:00 p.m. so it was very crowded. so i decided to go upstairs so i could dance and get more space. at 10:00, we heard -- >> you thought it was crackers, fire crackers. >> yes. thought someone wanted to spoil the show. after we heard some scream. i went to the staircases and then i got into a smaller room and i was followed by 12 persons. inside, i could -- [ inaudible ] -- >> so you tried to put the fridge against the door to block the door. oh, i'm sorry. your mic is not working apparently. carry on. >> then we heard the sounds of the machine guns and this was really scary because they would shot then there was a silence, i guess the time they would reload their gun. and then this shot again. we just could hear the sounds of the machine guns. at least for one hour and a half. there was a wounded girl with me and

according to the afp, a special police unit has been deployed.o indication of a link to the paris attacks. . but as soon as we learn more about what's happening there in northern france, we'll let you know. i can tell you there have been two arrests in a shooting near a protest site where dozens of black lives matters demonstrators were holding this occupation. they want justice in the deadly police shooting of a 24-year-old. the protest camp is sitting outside of the police station and according to witnesses, a white supremacist opened fire on them. five people were shot. investigators said they were looking for at least three men. >> everyone has been on high alert. because in the last several days there have been lots of conversations on white supremacists websites and chat rooms talking about coming to the protests and talked about having weapons and also doing things that would agitate the crowd to incite confrontations between protesters and police officers. >> police say they are still looking for more suspects. . with me now is the commun

with that i will take some questions and i will begin with jerome car thalia of afp. >> thank you mister president. 129 people were killed in paris on friday night. isil claimed responsibility , sending the message that they could not target civilians -- they could target civilians all over the world. the equation has changed. isn't it time for your strategy to change? >> keep in mind what we have been doing. we have a military strategy that involves putting enormous pressure on isil through i -- airstrikes that has put assistance and training on the ground with rocky forces. we are now working with syrian forces as well to squeeze forces and cut off their supply lines. we have been coordinating internationally to reduce financing capabilities. the oil they are trying to ship outside . we are taking strikes against high-value targets, including most recently against the individual who was on the video executing civilians who had been captured as well as the head of isil in libya , so it's not just in iraq and syria. and so on the military front, we are continuing to accelerate what we do

so with that, i'm going to take some questions and i will begin with jerome cartulla of afp. inaudible question ] >> translator: thank you, mr. president. -- sending the message they could not target civilians all over the world. is it time for your strategy to change? >> well, keep in mind what we have been doing. we have a military strategy that

i will begin with jerome cartalea of afp. >> thank you, mr.sident. 129 people were killed in paris on friday night. isil claimed responsibility for the massacre, sending the message that they could not target civilians all over the world. the equation has clearly changed. is it time for your strategy to change? >> well, keep in mind what we have been doing. we have a military strategy that involves putting enormous pressure on isil through air strikes, that has put assistance and training on the ground with iraqi forces, we're now working with syrian forces as well to squeeze isil, cut off supply lines. we've been coordinating to reduce financing capabilities, the oil they're trying to ship outside. we're taking strikes against high-value targets, including most recently against the individual who was on the video execute i executing civilians who had already been captured as well as the head of isil in libya. it's not just in iraq and syria. so on the military front we are continuing to accelerate what we do as we find additional partners on

with that i'm going to take some questions and i will begin with jerome cartillia of afp. >> thank you, mr. president. 129 people were killed in paris on friday night. isil claimed responsibility for the massacre, sending the message that they could now target civilians all over the world. the equation has changed. isn't it time for your strategy to change? >> keep in mind what we have been doing. we have a military strategy that involves putting enormous pressure on isil through air strikes that has put assistance and training on the ground with iraqi forces. we're now working with syrian forces to squeeze isil, cut off their supply lines. we've been coordinating internationally to reduce their financing capabilities. the oil that they're trying to ship outside. we are taking strikes against high value targets, including most recently against the individual who was caught on video executing americans. on the military front, we are continuing to accelerate what we do as we find additional partners on the ground that are effective, we work with them more closely. i've already authorized

with that i'm going to take some questions and i will begin with jerome of afp. >> reporter: thank youident. 129 people were killed in paris on friday night. isil took responsibility, sending the message they could not target civilians all over the world. the equation has clearly changed. is it time for your strategy to change? >> keep in mind what we have been doing. we have a military strategy that involves putting enormous pressure on isil through air strikes, that has put assistance and training on the ground with iraqi forces. we're now working with syrian forces as well to squeeze isil, cut off their supply lines. we've been coordinating internationally to reduce their financing capabilities, the oil they're trying to ship outside. we are taking strikes against high-value targets, including most recently against the individual who was on the video executing civilians, who had already been captured, as well as the head of isil in libya, so it's not just in iraq and syria. and so on the military front, we are continuing to accelerate what we do as we find additional partners on the