music will soon bring out again at the bataclan.ting will reopen the concert hall on november 12, one day before the anniversary of the terror attacks that left 90 people dead in the venue. the bataclan is one of several terrorist locations targeted last year -- paris locations targeted last year. suicide bombers also attacked bars and restaurants and the national stadium, leaving 130 people dead. with more, here is luke brown. the generaleard director of the bataclan giving a short press conference. he was still finding it an emotionally confiscated situation to deal with. he said this was the first time they have done in the past 12 months. up until now it has not been possible on a human level to do that. what they announced was the attention to move forward for the bataclan. he said that is going to change everything but change nothing. that was the phrase that came back and struck me during this press conference. changing the walls and ceiling, changing the entry hall of the bataclan. so there are no memories of what occurred o

killing 130 people....89 in the bataclan alone. before the attack.. the picture was taken by denys plaud. he is one of those lucky enough to walk out of the bataclan alive... (denys plaud, bataclan survivor) >> "the hardest image was when the emergency crew arrived after three hours of waiting. there were corpses and blood everywhere. there was no way to not look at death and it's ugly and bloody side. the only way to recover was to find in myself the inner strength hollande attended a memorial ceremony at the concert hall ..... a day after british musician sting, performed at the reopening of the bataclan concert hall./// >>> we'll be right back......../// am i actually pushing these guys who ran out of gas six miles on a lonely highway? or is this a metaphor for how i'm constantly pushing myself to make a tastier sandwich? like my new pepper jack ranch spicy chicken sandwich with spicy pepper jack cheese, spicy ranch, and spicy all-white-meat chicken. but judging from the third-degree sunburn, and the fact that i can't feel my legs, i'd say i'm actu

opening, reopening the bataclan.terrorists stormed the bataclan and they opened fire in the crowd and killed dozens of people there. it was part of a coordinated attack on the french capital that killed 130 people. a minute of silence was held before the concert, of course, to honor the victims. >>> joining now from central paris, melissa bell at the republique and jim bittermann live at the bataclan theater. jim, we'll start with you. we heard the song there with sting, a moment of silence and also mentioning that they will not forget, no one will forget the people who were killed in this terrible attack. >> reporter: that's right, george. the 90 people killed here at the bataclan just moments ago by president hollande, they came as they've done to the other sites that were attacked on one year ago. they read the names of all 90 victims that were killed here and then observed a moment of silence and later -- no speeches. we talked about earlier, with one of the ministers involved with the planning for this. she said

at the bataclan music hall. and --- in just over two months.. donald trump will take over the oval office. how the trump team is gearing up for the transition to the white house. mother natures is bumping temperatures back up again today. we'll be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 50s and a strong breeze from the southwest. today: mostly sunny paris terror attacks. more than 130 people were killed in coordinated gun and bomb strikes across the french capital. isis claimed responsibility for the massacre. the bataclan concert hall -- one of the sites targeted by the terrorists, re-opened last night -- with a special performance by 'sting". cnn's since the paris terror attacks.more than 130 people were killed in coordinated gun and bomb strikes across the french capital. isis claimed responsibility for the massacre. the bataclan concert hall -- one of the sites targeted by the terrorists, re-opened saturday -- with a mistrial.. following days of deliberating in the case of a white former police officer charged with murder in the fatal shooting

there have been ceremonies here to today at the bataclan and at the five other sites targeted by theislamic gunmen, and at each of the sites, and for example at the bataclan where 90 people died at the restaurant where i know that you visited as well, richard, where 19 people died, flowers laid and the names of each of the victims read out, and memorial plaques unveiled. all of the ceremonies were led by the french president who could not have been in a more so somber mood, because these were the worst terror attacks in french history. but there is a determination here, richard, that those gunmen, the bombers will not win, and that life will go on as normal, and so, this concert hall behind me has reopened at least last night with the concert by the rock star sting. he last played here in 1979, and he said that he was here to honor the victims, to celebrate this iconic music venue, and he asked the 1,500 people or so who were here to stand for a minute's silence. tickets were made available to the survivors, and to the relatives of the dead, but they weren't made available, it is bei

in a discreet corner of this cafe is caroline langlade, a survivor of the bataclan.ng with several others, she hid in a tiny room for over three hours. they barricaded the door with a sofa and mini fridge. the terrorists tried to get in, failed and resumed the massacre they began while the band was on stage. ( eagles of death metal playing ) ( gunfire ) >> ( translated ): i have a really hard time going to closed-up places or dark places, rooms-- movies, concerts, but also restaurants where there's too many people at night. it makes me quite jumpy. i tentd to panic. ( sirens ) >> reporter: during the interview, sirens wailed nearby, and caroline became uncomfortable. the film director has found it difficult to concentrate on work and instead devotes her energies running life for paris, an organization for survivors and families of those murdered on friday the 13th. >> ( translated ): i'm no longer afraid of death. i've seen it up close, and i almost died several times that night. i'm no longer afraid of death, but my fear changed. and today, what frightens me the mos

it's been a year since the terrorist attack on the bataclan in paris. controversy hasn't stopped. i'll explain why jesse hughs is in the spotlight again. kennedy: yesterday marked one year since the terrorist attacks that killed 139 people. but there was reportedly some drama involving the band's lead singer when he showed up at the venue. in march i interviewed jesse hughes who made headlines suggesting some of the club security might have been in on the attacks. was there anything about that night that was strange or off. other than see these people with their dour expressions looking out of place. >> i walked past the dude who was supposed to be the security guard for backstage, and he didn't even look at me. i said how it that dude, i want to put another guy on. i found out six or so wouldn't show up at all. y. kennedy: why is that? >> out of respect for the police still investigating i won't make a definite statement. but it seems obvious they had a reason not to show up. kennedy: jesse said i sum reply beg forgiveness from the people of france, an

at the bataclan theater and other attack sites, people left flowers and on a canal they floated lanterns in the colors of the french flag. france is commemorating the victims with plaques at the a i tack sites. members of the band who were playing at the bataclan theater when it was attacked spoke about the country coming together to heal. >> this city is is a shining example of really the best possible way to react to something this awful and evil. >> sting gave a special concert at the bataclan on saturday night to reopen the concert hall. militants killed 90 people at that theater. >>> 15 minutes past 5:00 a.m. raccoons and the way they are caught is sparking a legal fight that could boil over when raccoon hunting season opens tomorrow. the issue centers on a raccoon that state regulator ace proved last year. the trap is essentially the same as a trap banned more than 30 years ago because lawmakers consider them painful and cruel. the new traps will be used starting tomorrow. activists plan to appeal this decision to the supreme court. >>> frigid weather will soon be here, and one chu

the bataclan said all 1,000 tickets sold out in less than 30 minutes. proceeds from the concert will go to two charities that cater to the victims of the attack. nicole oliverio, 7 news today in new england. >> anchor: still ahead, panic inside a new york mall. gunfire erupt building. shoppers sent scrambling. also florida. a wooden barge catching fire during a gay pride event that. every single day, more than 8,000 men and women are working together to create a stronger, smarter, more resilient system... so the 3 1/2 million people we serve ? we serve new england, and energy brings us together. ? ever new england. eversource. >> anchor: a shooting at a mall in albany, new york saturday afternoon. state police suggest a possible confrontation between two men who then ran away. recorded. witnesses describe the scene as chaotic and they say employees and customer were hiding in stores and in bathrooms. >>> down the hall, we hear pop, pop. we knew that was gun shots immediately. in front of me people had no idea what was happening because they were on the

after a moment of silence last night, rock star sting reopened the bataclan with a somber performance before an audience of 1,000 people. victim's family members attended for free. this weekend's memorials began friday in the same place where the attacks had begun-- at france's national soccer stadium. there was a moment of silence died. the u.s. rock band that had been playing at the bataclan when gunmen stormed the hall attended a ceremony at the town hall in paris's 11th district, where most of the attacks occurred one year ago today. >> stewart: and finally tonight, rock 'n' roll hall of famer lien e-s leon russell has died. gospel infused southern boogie, he worked with frank sinatra and the rolling stones. elton jones called him his biggest influence. he was 74. that is all for pbs newshour weekend, i'm. >> stewart: amazon, good night. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust-- supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and e

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the worst here at the bataclan concert hall. today, it is reborn with a sell-out concert in a city filled with memories. at the national stadium, a remember the worst terror attack in french history. this is where the suicide attacks began a year ago. the deadliest was at the bataclan. 89 gunned down at an american rock band concert. tonight, the bataclan reopens. headline act? sting. he spoke about it friday on "today." >> we will honor the people who lost their lives and celebrate that wonderful historic venue >> reporter: the emotion is still raw here. the memories fresh. >> for me, it is every day. i remember. >> you think of it every day? >> yes. i never forget. >> reporter: they pray, lay flowers, honor each victim and remember. >> i think of the bloodshed here and there's no stains, but the memory of the lives are here. >> reporter: it was a massacre >> the french will not be dominated by fear and they are going to live life and celebrate. >> reporter: at the bataclan, security is a priority in an insecure city. >> the ri

the group had been performing when the bataclan was attacked. these two members were allegedly kicked out over controversial remarks made by the lead singer earlier this with bars...restauran ts and a sports stadium./// ((nia wong)) >>> just ahead on 8 news now. several wildfires are burning in multiple southern states....but they're getting a little help from firefighters in the pacific northwest. updates...right after this break. (( ((katie boer)) >> good sunday morning! i'm tracking decreasing clouds for the second half of your weekend and some much cooler temperatures on the way... details coming up in my extended forecast./// )) "now, live...this is 8 ((nia wong)) >>> more than 50 wildfires are burning in the southeast... but over 100 oregon firefighters are no region. the eastern area incident management team says forty-seven fires are burning an estimated 80-thousand acres in eight states. most of the activity is being seen in kentucky... tennessee... georgia and north carolina./// ((nia wong)) >>> over here in the valley. more sunshine a

pits of the bataclan. everyone fell on top of each other. we could not move. we were trapped by other people. it was just a big pile of people. >> the bataclan reopened for the first time since that after a fire in idaho springs. a three story house burned to the ground. as melissa garcia tell us us, the homeowner lost a lot more than just a structure. >> very talented carver. >> reporter: as volunteer firefighters spray water onto the dirt, the sunday light exposed 2 charred carvings made by dave shelton. he has photo after photo of what appear to be decades of intricate guitars, totem poles and figures ruined in a fire that was destroyed. >> sorry dave lost his house. you cannot express your feelings you had about that. >> reporter: plumber worried the flames would make their way down the entire mountain. >> then something like this happens it is traumatic for everybody. >> reporter: it didn't luckily. the person who set the blaze with a heavy conscience. >> if he had not call saying i set this fire, we

the worst of the attacks unfolded here inside the bataclan theater where three terrorists in suicide vests burst into a packed concert and opened fire on the crowd. in all, 90 people were killed in the rampage. the last sounds out of the theater were gunshots, screaming and explosions. its doors have been shuted ever since. brought the concert hall back to life. >> he told concert goers, we shall not forget them, before marking a minute of silence. just a castaway way. ? among the audience those who survived and loved ones of those who did not. bataclan survivor artur denouveaux couldn't bring himself to go. >> what is your enduring memory of that >> i was in the pits of the bataclan and everyone fell on top of each other, and that was just one big body, you know. you could not really move, you were trapped by other people. it was just that big pile of people. >> reporter: and you remember it like it was yesterday. >> oh yeah, definitely. >> reporter: nine of the known main attackers either died that night or in the days following. one that got away, salah abdeslam was later arrested

i bataclan and everyone fell on top of each other, and that was just one big body, you know. you could not really move, you were trapped by other people. it was just that big pile of people. >> reporter: and you remember it like it was yesterday. >> oh yeah, definitely. >> reporter: nine of the known main attackers either died that night or in the days following. one that got away, salah abdeslam was later arrested, is in custody but refusing to talk. be angry at the attackers, because that would make them human. will you ever be yourself again? >> not the same, but i think not necessarily someone weaker or worse or anything, but no, we will all be different. that is something that changes the course of your life, definitely. >> reporter: hundreds of survivors are still recovering from the physical and psychological trauma. some are still in the hospital. without one or both of their parents. elaine, there are some wounds that time will never heal. >> quijano: charlie d'agata, thank you. >> a new study out tonight looked at the safety of the commonly used anti-inflammatory dr

three men armed with rifles and explosives killed 89 people in the bataclan theater.lt so alone. >> reporter: in that darkness, he wrote an open letter to the terrorists who killed his wife. you stole the life of an exceptional human being, the love of my life, he wrote, the mother of my son, but you will not have my hate. it went viral on facebook. it's still up today, a symbol of hope and defiance. do you ever regret having written it? >> every day, yeah. >> reporter: in his book, "you will not have my hate," he confesses he sometimes doubts he can las vegas ive up to his wore grieves. >> people ask me if i've forgotten or forgiven. i forgive nothing, i forget nothing. >> reporter: his story how he resisted hate, even in heartbreak, has inspired thousands. the letters, gifts, and words of support still coming in today. >> when you open that door, people just want to open to you. you don't feel alone after that. >> reporter: a year ago, he made this vow, "we are just two, my son and me, but we are stronger than all the armies in the world, for his whole life this lit

there were memorial services across the city and outside the bataclan concert hall mourners lit candles and left flowers. one of the survivors of the shooting spree recently released ab talking about how he coped after the tragedy. (denys plaud, bataclan survivor) "the hardest image was when the emergency crew arrived after three hours of waiting. (cut to) there was no way to not look at death and it's ugly and bloody side. the only way to recover was to find in myself the inner "you took two of my sons! i'm not burrying one. "you took two of my sons! i'm boys" developing this morning-- a car crash claims two brothers' lives... and now the driver responsible is waking up behind bars. but first-- breaking overnight... firefighters battling a home up in flames... and this was not the first time they have been there. marissa kynaston is at the and you just confronted someone who may have had something to do with this fire? dayna just a few minutes aago a man walked up to this building he was holding a suitcase. we got it all on camera. and i asked him a few questions. take nats of confront

in fact, the ceremony here at the bataclan is about to begin. we've seen three ceremonies this morning basically at three of the six locations that were attacked. at each location the same thing happened. unveil a plaque. the names of the victims read out with the president and mayor of paris and governor and minister as well. at this particular location, though, one of the things that we have that's significant, we've got a number of the victims, the victims' families that are here, as well as some of the first responders who have a direct connection to the bataclan, which is a place where there were 90, 89 people killed on that night a year ago at the bataclan. one of the people we talked to beforehand is the minister in charge of victims here. we asked her if the city is making any kind of preparations, the government is making any preparations for further attacks, if they feel better prepared than they were on november 13th. >> in case of new attack, there is a need for -- right at the moment of the attack we are able to have some security a

last night musician sting performing at the bataclan concert hall. the singer dedicating the reopening of the venue to victims and asking for a moment of silence in their it's been a year since the deadly attack. 130 people killed, 90 inside this paris concert hall. isis claimed responsibility. now on the eave of the first anniversary of the attacks, the bataclan concert hall opened its doors for the first time since that day. a concert by british musician sting marked the reopening seeking in french, sting called for a moment of silence for the the bataclan said all 1,000 tickets sold out in less than 30 minutes. proceeds from the concert will go to two charities that cater to the victims of the attacks. nicole oliverio, 7 news today in new england. >> anchor: also on 7, hundreds of shoppers in albany, new york racing to escape a shopping mall after shops were fired. witnesses reported hearing one, possibly two shots saturday afternoon. the mall was placed on lock down officers searched inside. witnesses describe the scene as chaotic. >>> down the h

the bataclan theater is those like antoine leiris and his son, bravely living on. kc nbc news london 130 were killed. nine people are still in the hospital this morning -- one year after the attacks. emergency teams are using a helicopter to get a better look at the damage caused by an earthquake. the quake killed two people in new zealand. it also triggered landslides. roads were split open -- and there's a lot of damage. but this one is far less damaging than an earthquake five years ago that killed almost 200 people. leon russell has died. russell emerged in the 1970's as one of rock-and-roll's most dynamic performers and songwriters. he recorded hit songs like tight rope and lady blue. he was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame five years ago. he was 74. demonstrators block a construction yard and a road -- as the pipeline protests continue. the pipeline would cover four states -- including iowa. in north dakota, protesters tried to prevent a truck drir down a road. the driver then pulled out a gun. "i'm a little afraid. i just saw that man run over th

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batacl bataclan. tonight, sting will perform as the bataclan opens for the first time. nbc's bill neely is in paris. >> reporter: good morning, stephanie. on this weekend a year ago, paris was in total shock after a dreadful series of massacres. the worst here at the bataclan concert hall. today, it is reborn with a at the national stadium, a minute's silence last night to remember the worst terror attack in french history. this is where the suicide attacks began a year ago. the deadliest was at the bataclan. 89 gunned down at an american rock band concert. tonight, the bataclan reopens. headline act? sting. he spoke about it friday on >> we will honor the people who lost their lives and celebrate that wonderful historic venue and bring it back to life. >> reporter: the emotion is still raw here. the memories fresh. >> for me, it is every day. i remember. >> you think of it every day? >> yes. i never forget. >> reporter: they pray, lay flowers, honor each victim and remember. >> i think of the bloodshed here >> reporter: it was a massacre that shocked the world and amer

he reopened the bataclan concert hall in paris tonight.his show coming a day before the first anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the city that left 130 people dead and injured hundreds more. most were attending a concert at the bataclan at the time. some survivors were asked to attend the reopening. sting asked for a moment of silence before playing some of his hits including "message in a bottle." >>> a new video just into our newsroom tonight of ongoing protests in oakland. taking you back out as protesters march through the streets of the east bay. hundreds turned out in oakland and berkeley for coordinated marches tonight. they were greeted by police. the chp said they stationed officers in the area to maintain the peace and keep people from the freeway. no reports of violence tonight. >>> is it more fallout from the election? two stars of "silicon valley" say they were harassed by a pair of donald trump supporters while out for drinks. they were at a bar in l.a. earlier tonight and two fans of the show came up wanting to defend t

where shopping is a pleasure. >>> the bataclan concert hall in paris reopened tonight one year after the deadly terrorist attacks. sting marked the reopening with a concert. the event comes one year after suicidal jihaddists turned it the coordinated attacks in paris targeted bars, restaurants and a sports stadium. 130 people killed. isis claimed responsibility for these attacks. >>> a mistrial declared in the murder trial of a former university of sunrise police officer accused of shooting an unarmed african-american motorist. after deliberating since wednesday, jurors said that they were still deadlocked. officer ray tensing shot sam dubose in the head after pulling him over for license plate. tensing was fired. he testified he feared he was going to be killed. >>> nearly 1,000 people marched through downtown cincinnati today to protest that mistrial. the crowd grew after several hundred people from a rally opposing the election of donald trump joined in with their protest. >>> wildfires continue to cause major havoc in parts of north carolina. authorities are in fact investigating

down at the bataclan concert hall...and sting headlined a concert over the weekend to mark the reopening of the venue. the singer opened the show with a minute of silence, telling the crowd: "we will not forget them.'' proceeds from the bataclan concert went to two charities that are helping survivors of the paris attacks. a new york mall is back open after reports of shots fired over the weekend.. what witnesses say they heard while shopping. morning... we're taking a look back on his hall of fame career. and the packers say they've been in tough spots before...but overall just need to play better. hear from coach mccarthy and aaron rodgers on the disappointing loss in a weak trough of low pressure drifts over our area today. there is very little moisture available so other than a few clouds, we wont notice it much. winds will be sw for much of the day helping us nw tonight and we dip into the low 40s. we remain mild on tuesday with highs in the mid 50s and we stay in the mid 50s wednesday but we warm up again on thursday and friday with temperatures returning to the low 60s. it looks l

the bataclan in paris. sting was the headliner at the reopening at the concert. all 1,000 tickets for show sold out in 30 minutes. last year's attacks targeted bars, are you notes and a sports stadium killing 130 people, injuring hundreds more. isis claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> developing right now, a story we're following you. the new evacuation orders here its way across the containment line there. the so called party rock fire is only 15% contained this morning. shelters are open at nearby shelters as firefighters continue to battle the blaze. officials are investigating a dozen wildfires as suspected arson. >>> how cold is it where you are right now? take a look. temperatures varied from 37 in manassas to 54 in leesburg and it is going to change a little bit as we head into the da work week. tom is tracking your game day forecast. also if you're headed out to the fedex field today. >> if anybody has a problem with this, is going to rant or rave. there is another flight tomorrow. kickoff at

happened at the bataclan concert hall. the concert hall re-opened saturday.. with a special performance by sting. speaking in french.. sting opened the concert.. by asking his thousands of fans to observe a moment of silence. before the concert.. six plaques were placed around paris.. at the sites of the "eagles of death metal" band members were not allowed into the bataclan to watch sting perform. the band had played on the night of the attacks.. and had previously said the concert hall's security was in on the attacks. lead singer jesse hughes later apologized... but the venue's co-director said they could not forgive the remarks... so they were thrown out. five months after the pulse massacre.. 150-thousand people came together in orlando.. for their 12-th annual "come out with pride parade." the weekend wasn't just a fun celebration.. it was an emotional tribute.. to 49 lives lost at the pulse nightclub. at the history center.. there were crosses with the names of every victim on display. (mayor teresa jacobs/ orange county, fl): "of course, we will always

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last night sting performed the first show at the bataclan and asked the audience to observe a momentlence. >> among they at the bataclan, some survivors and family members of those who were killed. many came out just said they came out to hear sting and to celebrate live. >> awesome. nobody wanted to leave. it was great, a lot of emotion. i needed to feel it, to be there, i wanted to be there. because of sting, because of the re-opening, it was incredible. it was the best show ever, not just about what happened one year ago, it is about live goose on. >> one man who lost his daughter in the attack on the bataclan last night was at the concert. he said it was a difficult decision but he wanted to be thereto celebrate life once again. >>> well, switching gears now, "black friday" and the holidays are right around the corner, and you may be thinking of buying a drone. but, if so, you should know, there are new rules in place depending on how you plan to use the drone. >> about two, three years ago, the government, the faa, federal aviation administration, looked at things, they basicall

nearby, others carried out a massacre in the bataclan nightclub. on the one-year anniversary of those attacks two weeks ago, sting began his concert at the newly reopened bataclan with a vow that the victims would never be ftt minute's silence. over the past year, life has picked up again in the french capital. police hope these recent arrests will reassure people that beefed up intelligence and security is working to keep them safe. but the arrests are also a reminder that there are still terrorists plotting. and as the saying goes, elaine, they only have to be lucky once. the police have to be lucky all the time. liz, thank you. ing up next, a cbs news investigation prompted congressional action on deadly seat back failures. and later, mama shu dreams big for lower back pain sufferers, the search for relief often leads here. introducing drug-free aleve direct therapy. a high intensity tens device that uses technology once only in doctors' offices. for deep penetrating relief at the source. new aleve direct therapy. there's a lot of places you nev

music now returning to the bataclan in paris. music superstar sting headlining the emotional concert. security, as you can imagine, very heavy. barricades set up around the venue. 90 people were killed in last november's attack. proceeds from the concert will go to two survivors charities. sting telling concertgoers to honor those lost, then to celebrate life and mus. scorch parts of the southeast right now blanketing cities in , thick smoke. arson is suspected in several of them with a reward being offered to find those responsible. parts of the southeast on fire tonight. wildfires raging, several areas under a state of emergency. at last count, 37 large fires in seven different states. arsonists being blamed for some of these flames. offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. in some of the hardest hit areas more than 60,000 acres scorched. ,>> it's devastating and it's heartbreaking. nichole: already in a drought emergency, alabama officials urging residents to avoid building fires outside. >> one little am