and they had guns and they scream screamed allah akbar. and we are just ten months after the attacks of "charlie hebdo." >> and bataclan is not far from "charlie hebdo" headquarters where that attack happened in january. let's talk more about the suspects, the attackers here. there have been reports that three of the attackers were wearing explosive vests. is that what you're hearing? >> that's what said on the air or investigators. but we don't have any official confirmation right now. >> i also want to talk about the security in the city. i know that the president, francois hollande, said that the attackers are going to face all the force that france can muster. they must know they will face a france that is determined and united. what about security in the streets in the city tonight? >> right now, we are a state of emergency. we know that schools will be closed tomorrow. and we know that a lot of soldiers and policemen will be on the streets. right now it's the night. but tomorrow morning, it's obvious that the people will probably be

they could be heard screaming allah akbar as they attacked. one has been killed. >> the em bass lee confi/* -- ey staff and all u.s. citizens should shelter in place. private u.s. citizens are encouraged to contact their families and monitor local media for updates. >> breaking news at the hour. a third body has been found inside the apartment buildings early wednesday. following last week's deadly terror attacks in paris. let's get right to amy kellogg who is live outside of the national assembly in paris. >> what can you tell us. >> they are not telling whose body is belongs to. they do say it was a woman. it has the question how many pro vved. they said earlier there were 19 attackers in all. we been hearing there have been eight possibly a nine-th. this cell is getting larger. it begs the question how nanny are out there. this body was twisted up in the rubble there was such a mangled scene the third floor collapsed when the suicide bomber went off in that raid. so there were body parts and it was a difficult scene to comb through. the thi

we have those reports about them al jazeera allah akbar but that doesn't indicate much to me. any muslim in general, even if he is not an extremist if he is in such a heightened situation, they say allah akbar, so it doesn't say much about the identity of attackers. >> it's a very western media way of lookinging on what's happened. journalists are clutching at straws because they want to report something about this whiles ongoing. there's an al-qaeda affiliate, seems to be percolating to the as follows here. what's your reading of that? >> the traditional one is al-qaeda and they have off shoots inside mali. as far as i'm concerned, i don't have specific information, independent information, verifiable that one particular group is more likely than another. we have a group, a new group which is said to be an off shoot of al-qaeda and it is mainly made up of black malien people who are angry against their government. the likelihood that it is not is only 50%, because we have a high profile situation here where clearly westerners targeted. i would imagine that masna would target,

right before they blow themselves up they scream allah akbar. this is religiously motivated. ridiculous to think that it's not. she goes on in this speech to say that calling out islam like, this saying radical islam gives our supporters, our allies some sort of ammunition. and i just want to ask former secretary of state hillary clinton who? which of our allies somehow wants to see islamic radicalism, us work with islamic radicalism. it's ridiculous. she is all over the map. she takes both sides here. >> there is no islamic root in these terrorist acts. nothing tracking back to islam. i understand it's fundamentalists. i understand it's radical and extremists. nonetheless, it is islamic. >> so george w. bush when he was president and barack obama as he has been president have said said the same thing which is that they don't want to call this islamic terrorism. now hillary is also saying the same thing they have all said it for a reason. >> they're all wrong. they are all wrong, matt. bush could be wrong, too. it's okay to say it i will say it. >> listen, i know you will say

we he know from witness after witness that they shouted words about syria and al lack -- allah akbar.days ahead are going to be very difficult. even though the ones who escaped off the ladderment some of these no doint though -- watched first the concert and then watching the gunmen. and then actually actually be able this. death toll 118. [gunfire. [. [siren] >> and how did the french people respond? what are they doing now in the middle of the night? [singing] >> the french national anthem after the a6uacks on paris. quote all the city's amenities, including schools, museums, libraries, gyms, swimming pools and markets, all of the city's amenities will close on saturday and from the terrorists on their website they wrote but the american blood is best and we will taste it soon. >> that is on the exit from the stadium tonight. the french president in that stadium as well. people inside noticed the president had left sometime early in the second half to get further information, realizing the attack was ongoing went to information services and begann6g÷ coordinating and now at this hou

and when they had gotten all of us in the boat, then they began to shouting allah akbar, god is great we knew who had us, and it was the abu saayaf. >> the primary means of raising money is kidnapping that. they'll kidnap local citizens for just a few thousand pesoes but they will look for larger targets, mostly westerners and americans to help them raise hundreds of millions of dollars of ransom money. >> never the philippines knows about the abu saayaf and they chop off people's headand we kn were in big trouble. >> for five agonizing days the overloaded boat with the hostages traversed the sulu sea until they reached a island of steep mountains and dense jungle. >> we thought that when we got to the island that the cell phones would work, and the concessions would be made by the philippine government, and that we would all go home. >> but the nightmares were beginning. >> the base camps are deep in the jungles. they use small paths to move between the camps and the mountains. >> i'm a city girl, and i don't like to the camp. here i was walking through the jungles, sleeping on the g

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the suspects came through the door yelling allah akbar, god is great and taking the hostages. we'll keep on eye on this breaking story as we get new information. >> fbi said dozens of suspected radicals are under tight surveillance. law enforcement officials feel they may want to pull off a copycat paris attack. isis released its third video this week threatening the united states this time warning the white house it will turn black with fire. >> we will disrupt any plot right now. >> it's safe it's an indicator that we can't choose to have terror in our life. >> reporter: secretary of state defense ash -- secretary of defense ash carter said well continue to fight isis. "good morning america" will continue our coverage. paris attacks and the global isis threat on "action news" after 7:00 a.m. >> new on "action news," a car struck a pedestrian in bucks county. it happened around 9:30 while the person was walking along bath road in bristol township. the driver remain at the scene. it is unclear how this happened and police have not released the condition of the pedestrian. >>>

of a possible link to the group that we're so transfixed with right now the isis islamic group allah akbar was the call and what are you doing in syria? a sign of france's role in the u.s. led coalition against isis in syria and iraq. we are looking at cafes and restaurants here. there are people in them now. but last night, again, it was a scene of terror. right around here circumference of several blocks, restaurants and cafes were shot up. the terrorists would go along the street, shoot into the restaurant, not necessarily have to go in. just right through the windows and they did their damage. 18 killed in one location. 14 killed in another location. this is war time fatality figures. this is not civilian style casualty figures. president hollande was a target, too believe it or not. he was at the stade de france. he was at the soccer stadium that was also the target of suicide attacks. and he said today that his war will be mercyless and he met today with his emergency cabinet ministry looking for new moves, new efforts against this new foe. there is a manhunt for those involved. ther

ap reporting they shouted allah akbar. >>> paris attacks, france' parliament has extended the state of emergency for 3 months. authorities don't know if abedelhamid abaaoud is still in. the ap putting across they have identified a third body from the raise in st. denis a couple of days ago. they confirmed that the police killed the mastermind abedelhamid abaaoud. >>> philadelphia funeral director surrendered to police and face charges with the discovery of three bodies in a garage. only "action news" was there as janet powell was brought into central detectives. three bodies were found in a garage. albert andrews was among the bodies found. the family said they thought the 84-year-old was cremated the day after he passed. we spoke by phone by one of his daughters. >> today's news was a relief for us. because my sisters and i have been going through much anxiety about this. andrews was laid to rest in a cemetary in baltimore, maryland. >>> john carlo has been arrested again turning himself in on two counts of child pornography. he owns the franklin skating center on delsea drive in fran

the radisson hotel the hunt for a gang of killers, men who had gone from room to room shouting allah akbar god is great leaving a bloody trail. from the moment they stormed the hotel, one man from florida saw it all. >> a group of four or five men came from across the street. started shooting took out the guards. they started shooting at us. we ran back inside. at which time i fell. >> reporter: but managed to crawl away. some guests barricaded doors. terry hid from the hostage takers under a breakfast table. >> i heard three terrorists come in and started shooting the room. they were standing right next to me. they never seen me. the shell casings were hitting me under the tail. i knew i was going to become a victim. because all they had to do was look down. >> reporter: were they speaking? >> they were in a low whisper. there was two males, one female. >> reporter: malian security stormed the hotel, two jihadis were killed. they're bodies carried out. rescuers saving close to 150 terrified guests helped by two u.s. security agents. another american from maryland didn't make it out. she w

the voice on the video says a russian city will be shocked to hear people chant iing allah akbar, or god is great. it says blood will spill like an ocean very soon. the video does not refer to last month's crash of a russian passenger jet in egypt. a group fill lated with the islamic state militants has claimed responsibility for downing the plane. russia has been conducting air strikes in syria since late september. it claims they're aimed at defeating the islamic state militants and supporting the government of bechard al assad. kremlin spokesman petrov said state security services will analyze the video. >>> myanmar's opposition party is close to claiming a victory in a historic election. the national league for democracy led by aung san suu kyi has secured nearly enough seats for a parliamentary majority. the election commission has announced that 81% of the seats have been declared with the nld winning 327 seats. the military-backed ruling union solidarity and development party garnered 40 seats. the constitution compiled by the giunta allocated one-fourth of the seats in parlia

witnesses say they were shouting allah akbar. reports are these gunmen are now going floor to floor. some of the people have died, not sure how many. it is now locked down, surrounded by police. nobody is going in our out. the u.s. embassy in mali tweeting that they are aware of the situation. they're advising all u.s. citizens to shelter in place and of course follow orders from local authorities. that's the tweet sent out from the u.s. embassy in that area. so it's still a very fluid situation, michael. we'll be back with updates. >> all right, kerry. thank you very much. >>> 5:32 right now. we're also following breaking news at home. the search for a small plane missing since last night. a search is taking place in a reservoir in westchester county. that's where tracie strahan is this morning. >> reporter: darlene, they had to call off the search around 1:00 this morning, but if we step out of the way and show you what's happening at the reservoir down there, you can see a couple of flashing lights, possibly indicating that th

and according to the associated press, ten gunmen stormed the hotel shouting allah akbar before firingards. the u.s. embassy in mali has confirmed it is aware of an ongoing active shooter operation in the city. and according to the apa, malian army commander says about 20 hostages have already been released. let's go right now to nbc news correspondent ayman mohyeldin live in brussels. he's, of course, been following the latest developments there very closely. but also the latest developments in mali. obviously, ayman, this has been a war-torn country for some time. a heavy french presence after you had the islamists take over the country in 2013. what can you tell us about the country and why we're seeing another massive terror operation there? >> it's important to emphasize we still don't know the ident y identity. a lot of turmoil over the past several years in 2012 when the

they were shouting allah akbar as they ran into the hotel, firing indiscriminately.f the hotel, and as they got to the seventh floor they were letting off grenades and firing down the corridors according to witnesses. to the 20 -- the original hostages that were freed before the military action were freed after they -- that was 20 hostages were freed after they could recite the koran. france is, indeed, providing logistics and intelligence support. the u.n. is providing security and special forces. and the malian president has cut short his visit overseas to come back to look after the operation. turkish airlines actually still have six people, that's the latest we have, that are still being held hostage. the chinese have some hostages. it's not known whether the -- whether there are any u.s. citizens inside the hotel. the u.s. embassy itself has told u.s. citizens, and its staff, to stay indoors and shelter, back to you, elisabeth, steve and tucker. >> all right. we thank you, paul, for the live report from africa. >> so the attackers here affiliated as is reported

. >> number 8 seems less impressive with a stadium full of people chanting allah akbar, i am sure i couldterrorists in there. ther. >> i can sum it in in words of joeios-- yosemite sam. kennedy: i love your salty ways, didn't you just sit, watch the tv, and curse. >> i did too, did you walk by a mosque they do not do silence, they always make noise, i am saying maybe there is something we don't understand, don't jump to conclusions. kennedy: i never thought of you as an apologist for turkey. >> apparently i am. >> what is loud is my gun. >> here, oh, me god. >> that is a recruitment tool. kennedy: that is how americans can keep themselves safe, if we were all armed they are not coming over here. in a gq international, president obama said after his presidency, he said he would like to own a basketball team. don't you have to have a billion dollars to buy a nba team. >> maybe he has a clinton plan of taking a hundred million from saudi arabia turning to chicago bulls. kennedy: sheik let me be clear, buy the bulls. you can drive the rolls. he might be curing favor with governments to buy a

many held captive, later filing out hands on their head, yelling allah akbar. >> everyone was stunned and frozen on the floor. >> and explosions outside of a packed stadium left thousands of spectators, including the french president stunned amid the chaos and confusion, there was also a show of patriotism. fans evaluated singing the national anthem. here at home, president obama says france is not alone. >> this is an attack on all of humanity and the universal values that we share. >> again, french officials say they are now searching for accomplices. killed yesterday, seven of them by detonating suicide belts. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. amy: senator jeanne shaheen and kelly ayotte are offering thoughts and prayers. senator sha mean released a statement in part, much is still unknown about these attacks, but one thing is clear, the brutality of these terrorists will only strengthen our shared resolve to defeat violent extremism. senator ayotte said that details are emerging, but people of all faiths and nationalities, must reject the terrorist ideology that continues to have

another allah akbar and shooting, again and again. in various ways.ess describing it as a pump loaded sort of shotgun being loaded and reloaded and reloaded the french news agencying describing them as -- others describing them as ak 47. pump action and some semiautomatic weapons. no matter what they may be, enough to gun down dozens of people. and then the explosions. were they diversionary explodes from people we don't think so as witnesses now say they report seeing the gunmen throwing hand grenades at the victims. hand grenades at the hostages. they reported on social media seeing one after another shot, quoting: they are gunning them down. they are gunning down the whole world one at a time. and witnessñz watched with the blood all around them when finally the authorities stormed the place and when they did, use those ladders that you just saw to get people out, all of the gunmen incapacitated -- we don't know by whom but all of them killed according to french authorities. and then in the end they found at least 100 people or so dead inside. so w

attacked with guns and grenades. >> how do you feel. >> they started to shoot and they were shouting allah akbar akbar. and they made some cite passages from the koran to determine if they were muslims. a cameraman crept behind an officer as he tried to avoid broken glass. >> this hotel employee had blood on her sleeves. >> and panic, never seen something like this before. >> security forces were too late to save anita datar. the 41-year-old measuring are among the dead. >> this barbarity stiffens our challenge. at least three of the gunman were killed, michelle franzen, abc news new york. amy: the american killed has connections to new england. anita datar grew up in massachusetts and new jersey. she was part of an organization that provides for the needy. anita was the most kient and generous person that we know. everything she did in her life, she did to help other mouth, daughter, sister and friend. they say she would want help others abroad. >> last night paris honored victims with candles and songs. right now, one suspect is still at large and one of the seven suspects killed in a police r

and when they had gotten all of us in the boat, then they began to shouting allah akbar, god is great. that is when we knew who had us, and it was the abu saayaf. >> the primary means of raising money is kidnapping that. they'll kidnap local citizens for just a few thousand pesoes but they will look for larger targets, mostly westerners and americans to help them raise hundreds of millions of dollars of ransom money. >> never the philippines knows about the abu saayaf and they chop off people's heads and burn villages, and we knew that we were in big trouble. >> for five agonizing days the overloaded boat with the hostages traversed the sulu sea until they reached a island of steep mountains and dense jungle. >> we thought that when we got to the island that the cell phones would work, and the concessions would be made by the philippine government, and that we would all go home. >> but the nightmares were beginning. >> the base camps are deep in the jungles. they use small paths to move between the camps and the mountains. >> i'm a city girl, and i don't like to the camp. here i was w

stayed there and continued to shoot and shoot and slaughter and just screamed on top of his lungs allah akbar>> well in the emotional interview each member described the more roar and how they fled to safety. lead singer jessie hughes says they are not going to let fear stop them from making music. >> i cannot wait to get back to paris. i can't wait to play. i want to come back. i want to be the first band to play there when it opens back up. >> why? >> because i was there when it went silent for a minute. >> our friend went there to see rock and roll and died. i want to go back there and live. >> the band refusing to let the terrorists win. plans to finish the current tour no matter what. >> another security breech at the white house as the man draped in the american flag is holding a binder jumped over the spiked fence. it happened as they were sitting down for thanksgiving dinner. the jumper a man named joseph cap put toe was quickly taken into custody. drill charges are pending. speaking of president obama they are now opening their arms to syrian refugees likening them to pilgrims on tha

. >> these assault rifles, these ak-47s are also shouting allah akbar, which means god is great. >> an intelligence and security analyst from irving, california. all that is unfolding there in paris. what do you make of the fact that today there's still no claim of responsibility for these attacks. trying to claim credit, it has all the hallmarks, mass casualties, coordinated dimension of syria. there's no playbook. i wouldn't say these are spontaneous, but they're lone wolf groups that wouldn't necessarily think about the propaganda other than the attack itself. i think what we're seeing in the islamic state is a lot of small franchises, even the attack on the russian airplane was a franchise. i don't think we should make too much of it. they all share the same objective, which is to attack the west. for the reprisal in syria. it is far flung and it's very difficult. there's no beheading this movement. we could take raqqa today, and what i could predict, there would be more violence from groups like this. suicide vets, automatic weapon, you don't learn that on line, do you? >> i used

my opinion, called work place violence, have you a person chopping off head of a woman, yelling allah akbarat is not workplace violence. deirdre: all right. thank you very much. >> president is doubling down on his comments that republican rhetoric is helping isis recruit new members, we'll bring yous context for those comments when we come back. >> if you want to up su since -- to insult me, you can do it over seas but come back and insul me to my face, let's have a debate with the syrian refugees right now. ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. hurry, offers end soon. i accept i'm not the rower i used to be.. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't accept is getting out there with less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin, i will. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus it had significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. e

. >> reporter: many said they heard the attackers screaming allah akbar and syria. a crowded restaurant came under fire. and explosions outside a packed stadium left thousands of spectators including the french president stunned amid the chaos and confusion there was a show ofriotism fans singing the national anthem. john kerry said the united states will stand with the french people. >> if they have done anything, they have encouraged us today to do harder work to make progress and resolve the crisis that we face. >> reporter: meanwhile, in an audio message posted online, isis claims france remains its main target and this was only the beginning of the storm. elizabeth hur, abc news new york. >> security is ramped up in paris in the wake of the attacks. 1500 more soldiers are patrolling streets adding protection at the eiffel tower and government buildings. our parent company disney has closed disneyland paris for the day. a u-2 concert is on hold. one world trade center in new york city lit up in the colors of the french flag. new york police has beefed up securit

. >> a senior security force says a gunman plowed a car through owe tell barriers and screamed allah akbar during the attack. two prison guards were injured. it is not known if any one was killed. they issued this statement, the u.s. embassy staff has been skad to shelter in place all u.s. citizens -- or they should all shelter in place. u.s. citizens are encouraged to contact their family. they are also encouraged to monitor local media for updates. >> 170 believed to be held hostage right now by gunman at a mali hotel. we will bring you the latest as that develops. >> a third body found inside the apartment building raided early wednesday morning following last week's deadly terror attacks in paris. >> let's get to

the attackers were young, wearing vests, shouting allah akbar, executing the innocents for 15 minutespausing only to reload. it didn't stop this witness said, it didn't stop. when police stormed the theater, they shot and killed one of the attackers. the other three blew themselves up. in vienna, john kerry voiced support. >> the united states stands with france and the rest of the world in our resolve to eliminate the scourge of violent extremist groups from the face of the earth. make no mistake, that resolve has only grown stronger in the wake of this unspeakable brutality. >> reporter: the times of israel is reporting that the bataclan may not have been picked at random. it was jewish owned for decades and had been targeted for years because of the pro-israel shows that were put on here. and the band that was on stage, the eagles of death metal, had performed in tel aviv in july, which could explain why the terrorists picked this particular location last night. bret? >> rick leventhal early live sunday morning in paris. thank you. joining us now to discuss exactly what the next st

and continued to shoot and shoot and slaughter and just -- just scream at the top of his lungs allah akbarand that's when i instantly knew what was going on. >> i want to thank everyone for everything they've done for us. i don't -- i don't think any of us could have handled it without the bizarre and unique support especially from the french and the police that were there. i feel like we are in it together especially now and i'm really grateful for that. there is a lot more to that interview and you can see it all on vice.com. >>> little angels in a battle to beat cancer. our david culver us introduces us to three people who are inspiring us. >> we'll talk about the rainfall intensity and what kind of umbrella will you need and which day of the weekend it will be. i have the forecast coming up next. >>> three lives, two of them young kids linked by a determination to beat cancer. >> our david culver now with a story about gratitude, healing and heart. >> it seems appropriate the first book 5-year-old fin krimon has learned to read is called i can push. >> this is a little boy who is pushi

this eyewitness said they were shouting allah akbar. they stormed the hotel at 7:00 a.m. they shot at guards and took 170 people hostage. >> al qaeda affiliated group has claimed responsibility. i'm not in a position to confirm the veracity of the claim. i think it's too soon to tell. >> reporter: the hotel was hosting a u.n. delegation. at least five u.s. department personnel. the state department had this update -- including chief of mission arrested. i have no u.s. injuries or deaths to report at this time. we're looking to verify the safety and security of u.s. citizens there in bamako. >> reporter: this incident follows the paris attack, twin suicide bombings in beirut and airliner. all happening within a month. mali is no stranger to extremist activity. this is the second attack on a hotel this year. in 2012, france was forced to send in troops after fighters ground. hotel. u.s. citizens have been told to stay home or shelter in place. in washington, megan hughes, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> now to the latest on the terror attacks in paris. the scen

stayed there and continued to shoot and shoot and slaughter and just scream at the top of his lungs, allah akbar's when i instantly knew what was going on. >> 89 people were killed, including the band's merchandise manager and three colleagues from the record label. band members say they want to be the first band that plays at bataclan when it reopens. >> wow, what a story he's telling. >>> the family of pro football hall of famer gifford says that cte was found in his brain after his death. he suffered from symptoms later in years. he died of natural causes in august at the age of 84. the family says it had gifford's brain studied hoping to help medical research link the football injuries that he suffered over the years to any kind of traumatic brain problems. cte has been found in the brains of dozens of former football players. >>> "fast and furious" actor paul walker's father has filed a lawsuit against automaker porsche. walker was killed when a porsche he was driving in crashed. the suit claims that the car lacks safety features that could have saved the actor's life. >>> the busiest time

one person who made it out of the bataclan concert hall told radio france the shooters shouted allah akbar, air big for god is great. >> well, let's discuss this further with steven moore and david ross. steven is a former superadvisory agent. >> and a senior fellow at the - that does not seem to be everyone involved in the attacks. you look at the damage, amount of people killed in all of this. would you say there are more gunmen out there? >> there are potentially more gunmen. but you know that eight people didn't do all of this damage themselves. they had to get to the locations, they had to case the locations. there may be dozens of people -- >> that's the support network? >> there could be other shooters out there. the first thing they'll want to do is sift out from the victims terrorists that want to blend back into the group. you may find here, they already shoutd this is for syria. they didn't shout it in arabic because people wouldn't have understood it. they eke speak french, look french, sound french. and they ceasily blend into the. >> the profile of these attacker, another poi

some of the attackers going into the theater right behind us is words to france "remember syria allah akbard is great." people upset. the run down, the death toll here probably the biggest. we are looking at least 82 dead and what seemed like two and a half hours of carnage, men dressed in black. armed with kalashnikov automatic rifles and armed with explosive vests barging into this place. a packed crowd watching, yes, an american california heavy metal rock band and that for the next two and a half hours became a shooting spree, as a massacre as has been described. the national stadium of france stade de france was also the scene unbelievably of suicide bomb attacks. in atense president hollande and the foreign minister of germany. a germany-france soccer game being played out there. also deaths reported. and in the various restaurants that i see around here, some of those were targeted as well. and death tolls like we would rattle off death tolls of a war, 14 dead here, 18 dead there. here in the center of paris, a place that the whole world knows but many, many people from tourist trave

for syria, and also some of the other attacks we're hearing that they shouted all too well known allah akbar, there goes. just to talk you through that, that is martial law, that gives the government unlimited power to close off areas to search houses to arrest people, so they are taking control of everything over there. we also know that the gunmen, at least in the music hall and in the bar, the restaurant. they were dressed casually, when they came. in when they came in, the firing, we keep hearing the stories of repeated firing, firing, firing, bloodbaths and went oterrible stories. we will hear more of these coming out hour-by-hour over the few days. people pleading for their lives. in the music hall people were trying to get out across the roof. hearing stories of bravery, by letting them across the rooftops and again lots of the stories will be coming out. it's worth talking about what francois hollande has done so far, and it's got to be said that the french police acted remarkably quickly in this even if they weren't prepared leading up to it. president francois hollande knew that th

stayed there and continued to shoot and shoot and slaughter and just scream at the top of his lungs allah akbarat's when i instantly knew what was going on. >> you can see it interview in its entirety on vice.com. coming up, laura haim joins me with how the paris attacks are affecting the next election there. (vo) some call it giving back. we call it share the love. during our share the love event, get a new subaru, and we'll donate $250 to those in need. bringing our total donations to over sixty-five million dollars. and bringing love where it's needed most. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. dads don't take sick days, dads take nyquil severe dave, i'm sorry to interrupt. i gotta take a sick day tomorrow. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold, medicine. >>> we're looking at live video from chicago of a demonstration. police have nus intervened. a very small group of people. there might be an arrest or two occurring there, but it's a very small group. most of the people have walked away calmly from that location. not a very large assembly of

the attackers were young, wearing vests, shouting allah akbar, executing the innocents for 15 minutespausing only to reload. it didn't stop this witness said, it didn't stop. when police stormed the theater, they shot and killed one of the attackers. the other three blew themselves up. in vienna, john kerry voiced support. >> the united states stands with france and the rest of the world in our resolve to eliminate the scourge of violent extremist groups from the face of the earth. make no mistake, that resolve has only grown stronger in the wake of this unspeakable brutality. >> reporter: the times of israel is reporting that the bataclan may not have been picked at random. it was jewish owned for decades and had been targeted for years because of the pro-israel shows that were put on here. and the band that was on stage, the eagles of death metal, had performed in tel aviv in july, which could explain why the terrorists picked this particular location last night. bret? >> rick leventhal early live sunday morning in paris. thank you. joining us now to discuss exactly what the next st

holding at least 100 concertgoers hostage, witnesses say a gunman was heard yelling, allah, akbar, "god is great." others say they could hear the attackers yelling syria and iraq. many did not make it out. at least 89 murdered inside. this morning, paris' deputy mayor telling us they have never seen such horror. but when you see the bullet holes straight through the windows of the restaurants that they drove by and fired in on innocent people, that's something that's entirely new. >> yeah. i must say this is not paris. this is not paris. >> reporter: while back in the u.s., one family mourning the loss of their 23-year-old daughter, nohemi gonzalez, a design student at california state university long beach. professors said she shined. killed here while in one of those restaurants. we were just at that restaurant a short time ago where that american student was killed right across the street that other restaurant where the car pulled up, they got out of the car, began firing in that restaurant. one more key factor that deputy mayor told me they've never seen a situation where seven atta

stayed there and continued to shoot and shoot and slaughter and just scream at the top of his lungs allah akbarhat's when i instantly knew what was going on. >> chilling description there. that's an interview from vice. the bataclan killings were the single largest loss of life in paris during the attacks on november 13th. >>> just ahead, the paris attacks and the russian plane crash in egypt showed isis' ability to strike without warning. we'll be looking at how authorities are working overtime to keep people safe through the holidays neck. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me. with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes.

a witness said the gunman that raided the hotel shouted allah akbar before spraying bullets. >>> state representative john bell edwards beat out republican candidate david have iter in last night's runoff election. the first time a democrat has been in the governor's mansion in louisiana in eight years. edwards will be inaugurated in january. >>> california's latest state with a case of e. coli linked to chipotle. most of the cases have been in the northwest until now. so far the source of the contamination is unclear. this is at least the fourth health outbreak linked to chipotle just this year. >>> that's a look at the top stories. back to you. >>> a cracking corroded foundation for the bay bridge could spell trouble in the event of a major earthquake. >> it's on the front page of the chronicle this morning. a new report saying the foundation began cracking soon after it was poured back in 2007. caltrans decided to pour glue into the cracks but salt water went into the base leading to corrosion. it's hard to predict to extent the rods are damaged. they mantain it's solid and not in d

the attackers were young, wearing vests, shouting allah akbar, executing the innocents for 15 minutes, pausing only to reload. it didn't stop this witness said, it didn't stop. when police stormed the theater, they shot and killed one of the attackers. the other three blew themselves up. in vienna, john kerry voiced support. >> the united states stands with france and the rest of the world in our resolve to eliminate the scourge of violent extremist groups from the face of the earth. make no mistake, that resolve has only grown stronger in the wake of this unspeakable brutality. >> reporter: the times of israel is reporting that the bataclan may not have been picked at random. it was jewish owned for decades and had been targeted for years because of the pro-israel shows that were put on here. and the band that was on stage, the eagles of death metal, had performed in tel aviv in july, which could explain why the terrorists picked this particular location last night. bret? >> rick leventhal early live sunday morning in paris. thank you. joining us now to discuss exactly what the next

like at this stage especially because of the reports of potential suicide bombers being involved allah akbar being chanted by some of the shooters because of the kind of weapons being used and so on. and because this appears to be a coordinated ongoing attack because there's a hostage situation all of that points to this being some kind of spectacular terrorist attack unfolding tonight on the streets of paris. and it seems this is far from over. but one thing that the french are is they're prepared. they feared for some time that something like this could happen. french politicians have been warning the french public that there's an unprecedented terrorism threat in the country and that the attacks of "charlie hebdo" in january were only just the start. they're very concerned by all the travel flows more than 1,000 french nationals going off to fight in syria and iraq, hundreds coming back. thousands of french citizens being radicalized inspired by isis. and this drum beat of calls from syria and iraq, from french isis fighters in videos which are released every week, every month it appears,

they shot into the center of the crowd yelling allah akbar. what is that telling you? >> that is an indicator these were islamic terrorists that carried it out. if i had to bet, it is isis rather than al qaeda. right now i think isis is on the upswing. they are most on the offensive. and they're the ones who have had the foreign fighters down in syria and going back into france. so clearly, i mean, unless the world was turned upside down this was clearly an islamic attack and probably isis. >> representative peter king, we appreciate your time, sir. thank you. >> very good, thank you. >> i want to bring in evan perez, what are you hearing tonight? >> one of the things that congressman king talked about is on the mind of u.s. intelligence officials we have been talking to tonight. they're looking at the fact that this appears to be a very well coordinated attack, simultaneous. we're talking about all these attackers who carried this out at the same time. that takes a lot of planning, it takes a lot of support. that's what is on your mind now and they are looking at the

. >> allah akbar! power of images to connect us to what's happening on the ground. that's why the assad regime has been so determined to keep out media from syria and why it has been attacking journalists. >> in the first two years of the conflict, at least 34 journalists are killed in syria. dozens more are arrested, tortured or kidnapped including nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel who in december, 2012, is taken hostage with his crew. five days later, they escape to safety. engel and his colleagues are part of a small group of courageous journalists risking their lives to report from syria. some of the most extraordinary images are being captured by manny, an independent french photographer and filmmaker. manny uses a fake name in order to protect his identity. >> before becoming a journalist, i used to teach kids in middle schools in paris. >> as a young man, manny also teaches in syria where he travels to study arabic. >> i started going to syria quite early in my life. >> when he

of a possible link to the group that we're so transfixed with right now the isis islamic group allah akbar was the call and what are you doing in syria? a sign of france's role in the u.s. led coalition against isis in syria and iraq. we are looking at cafes and restaurants here. there are people in them now. but last night, again, it was a scene of terror. right around here circumference of several blocks, restaurants and cafes were shot up. the terrorists would go along the street, shoot into the restaurant, not necessarily have to go in. just right through the windows and they did their damage. 18 killed in one location. 14 killed in another location. this is war time fatality figures. this is not civilian style casualty figures. president hollande was a target, too believe it or not. he was at the stade de france. he was at the soccer stadium that was also the target of suicide attacks. and he said today that his war will be mercyless and he met today with his emergency cabinet ministry looking for new moves, new efforts against this new foe. there is a manhunt for those involved. ther

and continued to shoot and shoot and slaughter and just -- just scream at the top of his lungs allah akbarnd that's when we all ran. i picked a girl up and basically had to push her forward to get her to go because she was in such shock. they were shooting at us. they broke -- the front doors were glass. there was a glass door. so i went to push it and before, i mean, i'd say a foot away from hitting the door, it shattered. a bullet hit. we just got through it and we ran out. we had to jog other bodies that were dead out front. >> i felt so guilty in a way like i left matt on the stage and maybe davey too and i didn't want anything to have happened to them, and i really needed them to have gotten off the stage. because i didn't see what happened when we got off. >> i cannot wait to play. i want to come back. i want to be the first band to play in the bataclan when it opens back up. >> why? >> because i was there when it went silent. our friends went there to see rock 'n' roll and died. i'm going to go back there and live. >> the band's merchandise manager was one of the victims killed. the

they're saying allah akbar. >> is that allah akbar. >> yeah. >> oh, my -- >> i -- if the united statesf america needed any more proof to now the nation of turkey and saudi arabia are playing both sides of this, you just heard it. these folks, these sunni muslim countries, many of the people in the -- in power in both of those countries, their loyalties are torn between their national governments, affiliated with the outside world, and the religious shadow government that exists inside. and the mosques and the radical mosques, and so forth. they are not our friends. france is our friend. russia is our friend. i think in some ways, in this fight against, you know, the sunni muslim extremists, isis and al qaeda and al nusra and so forth, we have to swallow our pride and say, yes, even iran and russia are our friends in the fight. >> russia is not our friend. >> you just heard what i believe is the most -- they may not be friendly to us. but the enemy of my enemy is my friend in this fight, brian. i'm sorry but every russian bomb, every russian cruise missile, i applaud it as it goes in to

one of the escaped hostages said they heard terrorists speaking in english and southing allah akbar. come on in, christian whiten, the former state department official. if there was any doubt-- there is no doubt this is a global war and terror right at the center globally, right? >> right. and it takes it look very quaint, the administration's bragging about al qaeda and bin laden. it's a larger movement, it's not just isis and the iranian regime and tentacles. >> it's in place all around the world and we see it in france-- in mali, as they've been yelling allah akbar, and there was an attempt to put down partly with weapons from the syrian war. >> it seems like the threat is worldwide. certainly, the anxiety is worldwide and simply, again, it seems to be picking up the pace. paris last friday. bamico today, and before that, other terrorist incidents tightly compressed in a time frame. and it seems like go en, straighten me out here, it seems like we're working toward some kind of crescendo of terror, are we? >> yeah, i think so, this has been a theory that some of us have warned, yo

well, the attack involved up to ten militants who rammed into hotel grounds with guns and shouting allah akbar. there's one french national and two malians. up to 170 hostages may have been held but many have escaped or been freed. the first to be released were let go if they could recite versus from the koran. now 80 hostages are out but numbers are changing minute by minute. the hotel has mostly a foreign clientele. 12 air france crew were being held. they are out. there were captives from turkish airlines, china and other countries as well. the u.s. embassy has asked u.s. sitd zens citizens to shelter in place. 1,000 french troops remain in mali after france went in to put down an islamist row bell 81 in its f fmer colony two yeaea ago. but as today's attack has shown, those groups are still active. >>> the paris prosecutor's office says this morning that a third person died in a police raid targeting suspects in the paris terrorist attacks. the prosecutor also confirms that the woman was one of those killed in wednesday's raid. this video shows the moment she set off an explosivevest. she