moore. what is the latest? chris: there is another when going on behind me right now in the molenbeek neighborhood. it has been ongoing for a few hours. authorities say they made one arrest at about 11:00 a.m. this morning, and we have heard a few .etonations they could be flash grenades. i am only speculating there. there were about 100 officers involved in this operation. also members of the authorities being tightlipped about what is going on. they are saying this is obviously part of their ongoing response to paris last friday. there have been some speculation that the person arrested was abdelsam salah. now we are told that it is not the case and what is going on is linked to the ongoing wider investigation to events in paris. so the belgian police are still clearly very active, as they were over the weekend, working in tandem with their french colleagues. clarify, how many of the suspects are known or thought to have links to belgium? them emerged, this molenbeek neighborhood in particular, the french media, ov

rochelle: chris moore reporting from brussels. french authorities have been taking no chances ahead of the kickoff in-- set to the french capital on sunday -- set ticket off in the french off in -- set to kick the french capital on sunday. "france 24" reports. reporter: u.s. president barack obama, chinese president xi jinping, and russian president more thanutin, and 145 heads of state and government are expected in paris at the same time with the summit due to start this weekend. the french government is taking every step to minimize the risks. thatrities have announced some 11,000 police officers will be specially deployed, including 8000 to secure borders. >> regarding the deployments of security forces, in addition to the 8000 police officers at the border, another 2800 will be at the site of the summit. reporter: as well as the reinforced police numbers, several other measures will be taken to ensure security in paris. the french interior minister called on parisians not to use their cars and said sections of the paris outer

. >> thank you, chris moore reporting from brussels. tunisia confirmed it was a suicide bomber who blew himself up in tuesday's attack there hat left at least 13 dead. the attack was on the bus carrying officials at the time. a new month long state of emergency is now in place. it's the third major attack in tunisia this year alone after gun attacks in tunise and at the beach reduce of sus that killed 60 people in all. we have more. >> the state of emergency was called in last night as well as a curfew from k p.m. to 5:00 p.m., the state of emergency is going to last a month, the curfew will probably be in place again tonight. now, the atmosphere is obviously very heavy militarily near the place where the attack happened last night. and it has been heavy many weeks now especially for since the first time for the past few months tunisian civilians were targeted by jihaddist groups on november 13 while the attack in paris was taking place, a young shepherd, a 16-year-old shepherd was beheaded in the mountains of in the center, western reg

let's cross to chris moore in central paris and joins us now. chris, tell us where you are, and what is going on around you? >> i'm to the south of the bataclan concert venue on the other side of this site from what you just heard. i've been in the neighborhood for the last hour or so and what we've seen is police progress i have beenly pushing people on all sides of the bataclan concert hall, very popular venue where the concert was going on. about 100 or so, perhaps 200 meters away. police have been pushing back the crowds of curious onlookers and quite aggressively pushing back journalists. in terms of what's going on on the other side of the cordon, there's a very heavy police presence. the police have been there for the last hour that i've been here. not letting anybody get any further up there. we've seen fire service, ambulances coming in and out of the site and a colleague had has just come up from the bastile reports seeing three army vehicles there. various incidents going on across paris tonight and from the behavior of the police outs

for more, we bring in france 20 chrisin "france 24's" moore. chris there have been a series of raids here and elsewhere. the prosecutor's office has been rarely tightlipped -- fairly tightlipped. they were looking to take somebody in. they wanted to decide whether it was a suspect or witness. raids areof the rac thought to involve the family of bilal hadfi. part ofessed this was an investigation which had been going on since the start of the year, when hadfi traveled to fight in syria. we don't know if any of this was linked to the friends and family of salah abdeslam, who remains the subject of a huge manhunt here and further afield. they believe he is in the belgian capital. genie: belgium has come under criticism for its security lapses ahead of these attacks. today, the prime minister announced a package of additional antiterrorist measures. what are they? are they too little too late? about whatre talking has been written and said, wondering why those linked to fast attacks into a series of -- to ast qaattacks and series of -- brother brahims we

chris pratt. billy: yes, you win! julianne moore, how are you? what on earth are you doing on this show? tina fey! ms. emma stone seems down-to-earth. oh my god. [and video clip] charlie: how did this come into being? billy: i am an actor first. i went to northwestern. charlie: stephen colbert, julia louise dreyfus. billy: i was primarily a traditional actor. after i got back to new york, because i grew up there, i started dabbling in improv and comedy. i started to do a live stage show called creation nation, which was my version of what fallon would do but i did it on a stage for 50 people because no one was hiring me. i did my version of a late-night talk show. in it, i took on this persona of someone who was just irrationally passionate about pop culture. who brings this crazy urgency and anger to the superficial matters, that i was genuinely interested in at the same time. at some point, is that what if we take the persona onto the street? i would rant and rave on stage, and audience with heated up. charlie: you would play with the audience on stage? billy: it is more like theater.

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chris brad. you win! jessica parker! >> hi! bill cosby -- i mean bill hater! julian moore! miss emma stone seems down to earth. what? oh! >> rose: how did this come into being? >> oh, my goodness. i am an actor first. >> rose: went to northwestern. theater major. >> rose: colbert. seth meyers, a lot of people. i was primarily a traditional actor. when i got back to new york at northwestern because i grew up in new york city, i started dabbling in improv and comedy. no one was hiring me so i did my version of a late-night talk show and took on this persona of someone who was just irrationally passionate about pop culture who brings urgency and anger to the most superficial matters i was generally interested in at the same time. at some point, i said why don't we take the persona on to the street. >> rose: you would play with the audience on stage? >> a little bit. it was a bit like theater in a way because i was a theater kid. i wasn't a tradition canal standup. >> rose: you still think of yourself as a theater kid? >> i do. when people first started to say comedian billy eichner, that it who are they talking about?

going to call his movie calling bow derek and dudley moore 9.5 but he didn't that have ring to it so he just went to ten. >> how is mike working, chris and lauren. >> thanks for that reference, to bo derek, and that image have running in the sand with those braids in hear hair. >> everyone is dying laughing in the studio steve keeley. you have a good audience here. >> reporter: glad you could hear that humor because i'm told by our crack engineering staff if i hold the mike any other way but the queen of england sipping afternoon tea or you had a pair have gloves on and picking up a dead mouse from behind the refrigerator it won't work right. we have the guys on top of the technology back at the station. anyway, not seeing al taubenberger came within about 76-points of michael nutter have we seen a mayor race this close in philadelphia. lets hit the video. here are the two candidates, and it is tough for marisa bail toy get any traction especially when registered republicans are out numbered by democrats in this town by seven to one. we have not had a republican elect mayor in nearly 60 years which means odds of jim kenney losing are

chris. >> he does talk about it with some enthusiasm, checking to see if you are here to work. casey hunt, thank you for that. i am joined by gwen moore tonight. i understand that you have something to announce tonight. if you want to get to it, it would be fine with me. >> i can tell you that no one has said it better than maria tonight when her last question to marco rubio was, hillary clinton has more experience than all of you put together. to have listened to this debate tonight, and even the kids table debate, i heard numbers of absolutely absurd ideas, ridiculous, naÏve, pollyanna. they all jumped on hillary clinton because indeed, they recognize that she is the strongest adversary and really the air, i believe, to the next presidency. tonight, i am endorsing full heartedly hillary clinton. i think that she, whether we are talking about immigration policy or whether we are talking about the middle east or the muslim countries and that conflict, whether we are talking about fighting for the middle class and putting people back to work, she has the best ideas and would be the best president for us. >> thanks so much. great to hav

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