o obama also noted that under franc ois hollande, france plans to accept an additional 30,000 syrian refugees over the next two years. in washington, i'm emily schmitt. >>> clients taken for thousands of dollars by a man who police say pretended to be a lawyer. >> he knows how to walk the walk, you know. this guy is wearing $6,000 suits. >> he allegedly used a fake name to do business. in the next half-hour, the list of shocking lies he told to make some fast cash. >> a woman collapses in her own home. the heroic length the delivery driver 20 to to keep her alive. >>> winter is coming. the lessons the city of boston says it learned from last year that will help crews clean up the snow this season. >> and we continue to follow that breaking news out of chicago where protestors are out in the streets. they're reacting to the release of disturbing dash-cam video showing shooting death of a teenager. the officer accused of firing 16 shots has now turned himself in. throughout the night on th from irobot help with your everyday messes. your entire home cleaning up pet hair up to 2 hours.

. >> reporter: president franc ois hollande called on the u.s. and russia to work together in the quest to defeat isis. we're learning more about the man behind the attack in france and the newest threat to isis -- the united states. the hunt is on for two men, one believed to be the mastermind behind friday's massacre in paris, the other, the lone surviving attacker. 27-year-old abdelhamid abaaoud planned the attacks. he's from belgium and believed to be in syria. salah abdeslam is on the run this morning. authorities in belgium stopped him at a checkpoint a couple hours after the attacks but they let him go because he had no criminal record. his brother was one of the men who died in friday's attacks. now isis has released a video online threatening to attack the united states, specifically washington, d.c. president obama says the u.s. will not change its isis strategy or put troops in syria. >> the strategy we're putting forward is the strategy that ultimately is going to work. >> in a sitdown meeting president obama and russian president vlad

military help in the wake of the paris a attacks. >> reporter: president obama and french president frances hollande said they agree on the fight begins isis. >> it must be destroyed and we must do it together. >> reporter: white house visit with the president is the first stop for hollande who is looking for stepped up military role from the u.s. and other coalition countries. >> u.s. assistance has supported recent french strikes in syria and we will keep stepping up that coordination. >> reporter: meeting comes 11 days after terror a attacks hit paris prompting france to intensify air strikes against ice is in syria. hollande says u.s. and russia will need to help work together to fight the militant group but obama administration says russia must change its mission to focus solely on isis and not propping up syrian presidential assad. >> russia right now is a coalition of two, iran and russia supporting assad. >> reporter: the obama administration has insisted its coalition countries that need to step up. hollande now heads to germany to look for support and russia way meeting with president puti

president franc ois hollande says president obama was the first world leader to call after the deadly paris attacks and today path franc ois hollande thanked the american people for support and also asked for more help to despite those responsible. >> this is a barbaric terrorist group. it poses a serious threat to all of us, it cannot be tolerated. it must be destroyed, and we must do it together. >> the president is also set to meet with several other world leaders this week including david cameron and the german chancellor and russian president vladimir putin. >> police say a man uses a fake name and address and 47-year-old david corocco was using the name david caraza and claimed he was a lawyer and had an elaborate officer at one international way in the financial district, he claimed. >> he would take classes at harvard university and befriend classmates in the classrooms and then in turn hire him as their attorney. police say coraza managed to get ahold of the victims' personal information and racked up thousands of dollars on their credit card. he's out on bail tonight. >> wor

they threaten the whole world not only france. >> hollande also called for a change to the constitutiongiven the government extendinged powers. the straifnlg will be extended for three months. -- the state of emergency will be extended for three months. france is a changed country. scarred by violence, united by grief. at the place de la republic, symbols of the faces of modern france. >> i'm very touched very upset and i wanted to pay tribute to these people. and yes, i think it's important. we just want peace. >> reporter: the french government is treating the attacks as an act of war. warning that future attacks could be imminent. it's difficult to make sense of what happened here in paris while the country still remains at risk. overnight french police staged 168 raids in several major cities across the country. these images show the te touloue raid. more than 160 have been placed under house arrest. >> last night across france the french police with the help of the intelligence services carried out 150 searches of individuals suspected of various offenses. in addition to the items

speaking from france, president franÇois hollande said that france will destroy isil and promised tonge the constitution so that france can combat what he calls terrorism. in the light of those attacks the french interior minister said he's going to eliminating mosque where hate speech is spoken. and now some muslims are concerned about retaliation. [singing] >> iin the theater where so many died and many more are wounded, in solidarity and common grief on sunday leaders of france's jewish and muslim communities stood together to lay flowers and to remember the victims. at a time of mistrust, uncertainty, suspicion, and rising racism. last january france was rocked by terror attacks on a magazine seen that published satirical cartoons of the prophet muhammad. . >> has there been an breez increase in violence since the charlie hebdo attacks. >> yes, when i walk with my wife i'm sometimes insulted. they've broken my car, scratched it, damaged the side mirror and one of my coworkers was beaten by four men who then fled in an vehicle. we're in an atmosphere that is very lie lent. >> by l

there are unconfirmed reports that the president of france - francois hollande was evacuated from the football stadium during that soccer match... this attack happened in roughly the same area of another attack that killed multiple people in january in france. two gunmen attacked the paris office of the french satirical magazine charlie hebdo - killing 12 and wounding 11... bernard maris -- who worked as an economics professor at the universisiy of iowa more than 30 years ago was among those killed in the hebdo attack. these attacks haven't been tied to terror attacks; however, they come shortly after reports that one of the most notorious members of isis was killed in a drone strike. jjadi john is tte nickname of british man who has appeared in multiple isis videos showing hostage beheadings... john's real name is mohammed emwazi.. he's an educated british man, who would likely kill again if he wasn't taken out. "now this is significant of course because jihadi john was somewhat of an isil celebrity if you will, kind of the face of the organization in many senses." again - john's dea

francois hollande, france) "la passionate and precise, french president francois hollande promises to extinguish terrorism in france and abroad. he proposes extending france's state of emergency for three months, and to make it easier to detain and deport suspected terrorists. he vows the soul of his nation will survive this bloodshed. (pres. francois hollande, france) "i want france to remain itself. barbarians attacking it, wanting to will not succeed." people in paris have raids, arrests, and and belgium. in the u.s., the c-i-a and f-b-i are on heightened alert as isis has released a video threatening more attacks. in raqqa, syria, the french continue a against isis. (president barack obama) "they are simply a network of killers who are populations." one of those brutal killers is now the intense international manhunt. 26-year old salah abdeslam is believed to be connected to the paris attacks. a reminder that danger persists, even in the midst of mourning. tim on cam: emily wright, an iowa state student, is staying in a town about 40 minutes outside of paris, studying aborad but o

. >> france's hollande sailed we must act but his hopes of drawing obama and vladimir putin into a new coalition against isis were derailed by turkey's shoot down of the russian plane. >> turkey like every country has right to defend its territory and air space. >> and obama says putin is fighting a different enemy than the u.s. and france. >> the challenge has been on propping up assad rather than focusing on isil. >> iran and russia supporting assad. >> obama is calling on russia not to escalate with turkey despite putin's threats. >> putin will respond. no doubt in my mind. i think highly unlikely he'll tack a natoal lie. but i you could see effects inside syria. >> we will win and groups like isil will lose. >> thank you. >>> since the paris attacks french authorities conducted more than 1200 searches and taken 165 people into custody. a new word of a second attack that was foild by authorities. nbc gabe gutierrez reports. >> reporter: his plan wasn't over. the suspected ring leader was allegedly plotting another suicide bombing. this one in paris's business district last wednesday

france. both people on pitch and players inside as well. would be known francois hollande was attending this match, this friendly match between germany and france and significant security would have been in place for that particular location. would it be part of the planning that these attacks elsewhere would have been to wrong foot the security services? >> it would appear that indeed you would have wanted to split the effort by the evident military and the police. initially the first explosions at stade de france, itself and it appears to be a secure location and crowd management seems to be extremely well-handled at least until now. that is they actually kept the players continue to play on the pitch and avoid having a mess, mad rush of people to the exits. >> yeah. >> that is possibly the only piece of good news in otherwise pretty terrible night. >> i'm assuming that such one of the goals the terrorists would been trying to achieve as well? >> the mass hostage-taking at le bataclan will be epicenter. for that kind of contingency the precedent are not encouraging. they

but president hollande pledging that france will stand firm against its foes and respond quote/unquote mercilessly. president obama offering his condolences and support. >> right before we broke for the top of the hour, we saw president hollande was speaking to french media. and we were waiting for a translation. it is here. so i'm just going to go down the list of things he said. hollande said the attacks were committed by the islamic state. hollande says the attacks were an agent of war. he was the person who confirmed first the 127 dead in the attacks. and again as greg has been mentioning, that number will move. there are at least 99 people we're told in critical condition. and also as france's president hollande was speaking, he said we can expect to see an address to parliament in an extraordinary meeting on monday. so greg, you just said that he had promised that the type a of response would be very strong. perhaps we'll learn of it in detail in that quote/unquote extraordinary meeting on monday. but president hollande saying that this is the islamic state. i know we have our ex

. >>> ♪ >> france's president, frances hollande arriving at a ceremony today honoring the 130 victimsof the deadly paris terror attacks. it was two weeks ago today that terrorist struck the city, of lights and took more than ten minutes to read the names of the victims who ranged from age from 17 to 63 years old. in addition, there was a moment of silence along to mark the occasion and declare war otter or group isis. belgium police continue search for two suspects from the paris terror attacks. >>> charges are pend ago begins a man who allegedly jumped the white house fence. officials say joe's up contact put owe draped himself in an american flag jumping over newly installed spikes. he was captured almost immediately and it led to a lock down at the white house, while the first family was inside, enjoying thanksgiving festivities. >> it was chaotic, everyone is around us, is he out? it was pretty unexpected. >> officials say caputo was not carrying any weapons and it is still not clear why he allegedly jumped the fence. >>> on the healthwatch this noon, ceo of the far zoom californi

hollande speaking now. we're coming right back. >>> state of emergency in france right now. the country hit with its worse violence since the second world war. joining us this morning with our continuing breaking news coverage. >> at least 127 people are dead after a series of terror attacks rocked paris last night. they targeted young people attending a concert, soccer fans and people just out enjoying a friday night out. in fact president hollande of france was at the soccer game when this whole thing first started. >> and here is how it began. take a look at this. that was the fir

but president hollande pledging that france will stand firm against its foes and respond quote/unquote mercilessly. president obama offering his condolences and support. >> right before we broke for the top of the hour, we saw president hollande was speaking to french media. and we were waiting for a translation. it is here. so i'm just going to go down the list of things he said. hollande said the attacks were committed by the islamic state. hollande says the attacks were an agent of war. he was the person who confirmed first the 127 dead in the attacks. and again as greg has been mentioning, that number will move. there are at least 99 people we're told in critical condition. and also as france's president hollande was speaking, he said we can expect to see an address to parliament in an extraordinary meeting on monday. so greg, you just said that he had promised that the type a of response would be very strong. perhaps we'll learn of it in detail in that quote/unquote extraordinary meeting on monday. but president hollande saying that this is the islamic state. i know we have our ex

. >>> eleven case after the the terror in paris, french president frances hollande visits the the white house to press president obama for more action on isis. >> u.s. assistance has supported recent french strikes in syria and we will keep stepping up that coordination. >> french president is looking for stepped up military role from the u.s. and other coalition countries. he also says that the u.s. and russia must work together to defeat isis, but the the obama administration says russia must first stop propping up the assad regime in syria. >>> rush ace threatening consequences in its shooting down of the russian fighter jet. video shows it crashing down near the the turkey border. authorities say one of the the crew members was killed by ground fire as he parachuted from the aircraft. the other is safe and back at the a russian air base. turkey claims the russian jet violated its air space and was warned ten times to go back. >>> still ahead this morning, you may be angry at eagles after a ugly loss on sunday but one eagle is giving it right back. the the player taking aim at the fa

provide french authorities, for example, or act on ourselves. >> reporter: while here in france, president hollandeod with students in a moment of silence across the country. a short time later in front of a joint session of parliament, he declared on france is at war with isis calling for an extension. he wants a three-month state of emergency here in france. saying the attacks were "planned in syria, organized in belgium and perpetrated in france." his country continuing its military response from those air strikes thanking america for providing assistance to sending an aircraft carrier to the eastern mediterranean on thursday off the coast of syria. the world now watching as that international manhunt plays out. the alleged on eighth attacker on the front pages of newspapers across the globe. a massive anti-terror crackdown across france. these images of officers entering a building detaining a man in toulouse. 168 raids in all. 23 arrested on, computers, hard drives seized. 39 weapons found him among them bullet proof vests kalashnikovs and a rockets launcher. people under house arrest here in

because the enemy is not the enemy of france, it's an enemy of europe. >> there is president hollandepeaking earlier today in france. now beyond the real security issue it plays it is interesting for our viewers to understand that hollande is trying to take a strong stance because there is also a lot of political operating going on as well. he has a threat, perhaps, and in coming months from former president nicolas sarkozy, who would love nothing more than to come back to power and then marie la pen, he's a socialist now in law and order president, and all these things he sees it is the best way to secure the country and the best way to show himself. in raids across france they've been conducting operations over the border in belgium. there is a suspected hide out for the most wanted fugitive. now there have been talk that maybe he had been cornered, but so far there is no conclusive reports that authorities have found this man. this is the most wanted man in france and belgium right now. he's considered a very dangerous person. these investigations are going on. the police is out in

france is at war. that was the uncompromising message from francois hollande. he pledged to dramatically escalate their campaign against i.s.i.l. in syria. at home the state of emergency will be extended for another three months following the paris attacks. lee barker reports. >> reporter: in the grand can degrees room in the palace, members of both upper and lower houses stood to sing the passise anthem. a rare moment in french politics for extraordinary times. addressing law makers the pt called on the country to unite in one of france's darkest hours. >> translation: the terrorists believe that free societies will be affected, but they won't be at all. france has come through other tests. france is still here,a live and kicking and those who have tried to challenge france have always been history's losers. it will be the same again this time around. the french people are arident, valient. they don't give up. these killers represents no-one. we are at war against the terrorists who threaten the whole world, not only france. >> reporter: francois hollande also

yesterday french president frances hollande called on russia a and u.s. to put their difference is a side and lead a coalition for the purpose of destroying isis. secretary of state john kerry, who was in paris, said prospect of the cease-fire between syria's government and opposition is promising and if that happens, he says, it opens things up for in his word a whole bunch of things. kerry visited president hollande to show american solidarity today. hollande plans to come to washington next week to talk to president obama about cooperation on fighting islamic extremism. >>> in hanover, germany to day police evacuated a soccer stadium, 90 minutes were the the the start of the game between germany and netherland. police received mounting evidence through the the day of a possible bombing inside of the stadium. german chance lar angel merckel was scheduled to a attend and no explosives were found. >>> in london the stadium a wash in the french blue white and red and prince william took part in a ceremony to honor victims of the paris a attacks, before the

and france, making their way to the stage. >> please be seated. president hollandeo welcome you to the white house before in happier times than this, but as americans, we stand by our friends in good times and in bad, no matter what, so on behalf of the american people, i want to once again express our deepest condolences to you and all of the people of france for the heinous attacks that took place in paris.

we're in a war with jihadist terrorists who threaten the whole world not only france. >> hollande alsoled for a change to the constitution giving the government extra powers to prevent further attacks. the current state of emergency will now be extended for three months. paris is a changed city scared by violence but united in grief. a minute's silence to reflect on the worst attack since the second world war. a symbol of the nation's values of the many faces of modern france. >> i am very touched. i'm very upset, and i want to pay tribute to these people, and yes, i think it is important we just want highways. >> the french government is treating these attacks as an act of war mobilizing all security and intelligence agencies despite all the extra effort the government is warning that future attacks could be imminent. it's difficult to make sense of what happened here in paris while the country remains at risk. overnight the french police stage 168 raids across the country. these images show the toulouse raid. more than 100 people have been placed under house arrest. >> last night acr

french president hollande today saying france is at war, vowing to destroy isis. hollande wants the state of emergency in france extended for months now. french war planes conducting air strikes on isis targets, and an aircraft carrier on the move next. tonight, what they're planning, as new video now emerges of the attacks here. the joy, just before it all turned dark. for the first time, the moments before paris was forever changed. these photographs now emerging from inside that concert hall. taken from the stage before the attack. so many smiling faces, their hands in the air. and now we know what would come next. the gunfire breaking through the music. we're also getting our first look at this video of the immediate aftermath. sirens blaring, voices crying out. two officers peering through those doors. president obama saying today the u.s. had no intelligence this attack was coming. >> there were no specific mentions of this particular attack that would give us a sense of something that we need -- that we could provide french authorities, for example, or act o

franÇois hollande agreeing to do measures that people on the right of the political spectrum in particular far right leader marie la pen has been demanding for a long time. she said that franceds to take control of its borders, and for the time at least president hollande agrees. >> when you talk about curbing of civil liberties, did you get the sense in paris and perhaps from other people we've talked to that this is something that they would be prepared to tolerate? >> i think that people are realistic about the level of danger. if you like, there are two different going on. you see a lot of these values embodied in little messages which are nestled between the bouquet of flowers and the candles which are all the way around the statue behind me. but also in front of some of the restaurant where the attacks happened on friday night. on the other hand, you hear very defiant messages about we will not be afraid. we will prevail. and i think particularly what happened here in the square just 24 hours ago where there was a rumor or a fear that there had been gunshots and thousands stampeded in all directions, that really reveals the level of fear that is just underneath the sur

france. but also keep in mind, as much as hollande now is doing his damnedest to build security within france and also to take a leadership role in the region, even with the russians as need be, the fact is that this, these attacks came not only on his watch but on highest alerted, when they were aware they had these people on watch lists. and they had an extremely advanced surveillance law that was quite controversial when it was put in place back in may. and yet they were unable to prevent it. and sarkozy immediately played politics with that, saying they should cancel the upcoming climate summit in paris, arguing that not enough had been done to moniter these 11,000 muslims that are on this watch list. and they should perhaps be under house arrest or have electronic bracelets. this is clearly becoming an incredibly devicive issue within france itself. >> rose: is there much talk about president obama's strategy against isis? >> yes, there is. and what they perceive to be an absence of strategy which i think is unfair. i have criticized the obama administration for not having a sweeping for

the attacks are even bigger, and france will respond in kind. >> francois hollande has declared the firstte of emergency since the algerian war in the 1950s. some of the measures they are taking seem draconian. are the right and left in france as a result of these attacks getting closer to being on the same page? >> that's a very good question. in the face of terrorism, the entire political system tends to shift to the political right. i'm talking about the electorate, as well as the leadership. and so those on the left move more to the center. those in the center move more to the right. and those on the right move to the far right. the biggest beneficiary of this in france is going to be le pen, the far right in france which is already xenophobic. poses a security threat now they can say look you know essentially we have sacrificed our own security for this humanitarian imperative but we need to ultimately take care of the fren french first. >> thank you. >>> the g20 summit which ended today, the concessions over fighting i.s.i.l. and syria's civil war. and touching trivia in the 19 coun

thought to be linked to this all part of a mask manhunt going on right now as the president of france hollandethis will be mercyless. this is war. a very convincing on that point. again, the symbols picked by the terrorists here. real icon of french life. stade de france, that's the stadium, the national stadium, the scene of the world cup as well as this theater, it's iconic theater. it's been here for about 200 years and also the night life. all of these symbols of france that these alleged islamists are going after. we will be following it all. back to you. >> thanks a lot. greg palkot live for us in paris, france. joining us now is the major general matthew c. horner. distinguished chair theory. mr. gorka, thanks for joining us. >> absolutely. >> so we have learned, apparently, that one of the suicide#9 bombers, the man who detonated himself outside the soccer stadium was apparently carrying a syrian passports that's what the syrian reports are suggest ising. does that surprise you? we have been operating under the assumption that these were homegrown, is it possible they weren't? >> absol

related to this, i want to notice that the president of france hollande plans to welcome 30,000 additional refugees from syria in the next two years. here in the united states, refugees coming to america go through up to two years of intense security checks, including biometric screening. nobody who sets foot in america goes through more screening than refugees. and we're prepared to share these tools with france and our european partners. as francois as said, our hue man tear duty to help desperate refugees and our duty to security, those duties go hand in hand. on the statue of liberty, a gift from the people of france, there are words we know so well. give me your tired, your poor, yearning to be free. that's the spirit that makes us american. that's the spirit that binds us to france. that's the spirit we need today. in closing, i want to salute the world how to stay strong in the face of terrorism. even as they grieve, as they return to their cafes, riding the metro, going to stadiums to cheer for their teams, crowds gathered in the plaza dele republic, included a mother who brought h

president hollande: france is out more. the acts committed on friday evening in paris and at the stadium are acts of war. this was not a war of civilizations because those behind the attacks were not civilized. france, he said, would emerge triumphant. president hollande: our -- we have triumphed before with adversaries more favorable than these cowards. our republic will not be held hostage by hateful killers. i intend to use the full power of our state to protect our citizens. reporter: he is intensifying the fight against islamic state in syria, which he described as the largest factory of terrorists the world has known. he wants tighter security and france with an extension of the state of emergency. rounding up, the president said his aim was clear. president hollande: terrorism will not destroy our republic. the republic will destroy terrorism. long live our republic. long live france. [applause] reporter: his words were greeting with that -- greeted with a standing ovation and then the national anthem sung out in uni

>>> >>> france launches new air strikes against i.s.i.l. as president francois hollande vows to destroy the group after attacks in paris. also on the program police in france and belgium carries out raids as the search continues for a key suspect in the paris attack. some u.s. states refugees are no longer welcome. we will be seeing the patient who has under gone the world's most extensive face france plant. frempbl fighters jets have carried out air strikes on i.s.i.l. in raqqa for a second night. the armed group claimed responsibility for the attacks in paris which killed at least 129 people and wounded hundreds more. francois hollande has called for a global coalition to destroy i.s.i.l. he told the french parliament the country is at war. reporting from paris >> reporter: in the grand congress room of the palace members of both the upper and lower houses of parliament stood to sing the national franceanthem. a rare moment in french politics for extraordinary times. addressing law makesers francois hollande called on the country to unite during one of france's darkest

eight suspected terrorists were arrested but prosecutors say' president franc ois hollande is asking to extend france's state of emergency for three months actions to search out talkerrer suspects. >> interpreter: the war against terrorism which itself has decided to bring war to us. >> reporter: meanwhile a french news agency is reporting a chilly find near the concert hall where nearly 100 were killed and the report says a cell phone was found in a trash can near the scene with a text message that read let's go. evidence of the cold-blooded planning that apparently preceded the attack. >> and while french authorities said they didn't catch abaaoud, there is a chance they may have killed him. investigators are still analyzing dna from the scene of the siege and haven't ruled out abaaoud may have been killed. dan hausle, 7news. >> also breaking as we told you at the top of the newscast, the islamic state has released a photo now, it says it shows the bomb used to bring down a russian plane in egypt. and it said the attack was in response to russia's air campaign against the group in s

france has a problem, and europe has a problem. >> and now, sir, with this discussion of francois hollandeay agatha he is going to be tightening up the borders and close them essentially, give n the description of the eu in general, it will be difficult. but what should france do to make sure that there are no f follow-up attacks in the wake of this one yesterday? >> well, the statement of closing the border is utter nonsense. there is no infrastructure, and in the united states, we have customs and border protection, and as weakly as we do it, we have at least 22,000 professionals trying to some extent try to verify and check the identity of people coming in and out of the country, and we have extensive air checks at the airports, and none of this exists in europe. you have hundreds of thousands of single males showing up from syria, afghanistan, africa, and being settled as refugees where they don't speak the local language, an unemployed, and europe has a recipe for disaster, which we don't share to the same extent. and now, having said that, remember that snowden, this treasonous fello

france. president hollande is describing these as an act of war, and i have not -- wasn't able to listen to his comments but what i am told is that the president of france says these attacks were committed by islamic state. that is what he has just told the french people in a statement, i believe he may still even be speaking now. >> keir, i was taking notes as well on what you were saying. planned and organized from abroad, but carried out conducted by whom? >> reporter: with help from inside france he is saying. so attacks were planned and organized from abroad with help from inside france. we know alex, that there have been and this is really worried the european security services, large numbers of people traveling to places like syria to fight in the war there, sometimes to join islamic states. we know that some of them have come back to countries like france to most countries in europe to be honest, so when the president of france says that these attacks have been planned abroad but with help from inside france, you start to get a picture of what he may be saying. he thinks happened. and t

the president of france, president hollande, was at that soccer match. it was a friendly between france and germany. he was quickly taken away and taken to a safe place and into an emergency meeting. a third incident in paris at bataclan concert hall, where a concert was being held performed by an american band. at least 15 killed. that is where there is this ongoing hostage situation as we speak. anywhere from 60 to 100 people held hostage inside that concert hall. and, lester, we're hearing now of a fourth incident in central paris. >> right now to the white house, here's president obama. >> the facts across paris tonight. once again, we've seen an outrageous attempt to terrorize innocent civilians. this is an attack not just on paris, it's an attack not just on the people of france, but this is an attack on all of humanity and the universal values that we share. we stand prepared and ready to provide whatever assistance that the government and the people of france need to respond. france is our oldest ally. the french people have stood shoulder to shou

what about francois hollande? will france increase -- >> today hollande said today very clearly it was a war inside and outside. >> does that mean french troops on the ground in syria and iraq? >> it means that francois hollande, france is very away of the fact that the school training of all terrorists of the world of today is in syria and in iraq. we left the since one year and a half a real academy of crime. a real school of training of barbarity. it is -- that is the situation. it is for the first time that this war is the war we did not want to win. i don't know why. this is the situation. there is a man who did not want to be a king. this is a war we did not want to win. i think that the west democracies, the arab countries have to win this war against cancer, which metastasizes and is spreading more and more. and what happened with the climate, of course, i hope is the end. i'm not sure. >> a moment of truth. all the leaders meeting this weekend in italia and will meet again for paris for the climate change. a moment o

french president francois hollande tells the world, france won't back down. (pres. francois hollande, france) they thought of weakening the french passion for receiving the whole world...they have already lost that fight. russia is also increasing its military response -- doubling the number of airstrikes in syria. it's part of the stern message putin has for isis after confirming it was a bomb that brought down a russian jetliner over egypt october 31st. isis has taken credit in the u-s, a political battle is brewing over presidentobama's plan to increase the number of refugees allowed in america. a majority of governors across the country say they don't want syrian refugees in their states. they're concerned what happened in paris, could happen closer to home. jenna on cam. america is a land of immigrants. but now a debate over syrian immigrants has state and local agency's planning of immigrants. but now a debate over syrian immigrants has state and local agency's planning for the future. because of security concerns, iowa is one of several states looking to keep

>>> france launches new air strikes on i.s.i.l. as president francois hollande bans to destroy the armed group behind the attacks. you're watching al jazeera live from our headquarters. also on the program belgian police carry out raids in relation to the paris attacks. ta we meet the patient who has undergone the world's most extensive face trance plant. french fighter jets have carried out air strikes on i.s.i.l. positions in the syrian city raqqa for a second night. the armed group claimed responsibility for friday's attacks in paris which killed at least 129 people and wounded hundreds more. president francois hollande h. >> reporter: in the grand congress room of the palace, members of both the upper and lower houses of parliament stood to sing the national anthem. a rare moment in french politics for extraordinary times. a dressing law makers president francois hollande called on the country to unite during one of france's darkest hours. >> translation: the terrorist believe that free societys will be affected but they won't be. france has come through oth

president hollande has said that france has asked for the gathering of the united nations security council in you are genesis to maybe issue a resolution authorizing or maybe putting in complete mode, a complete status the necessity to cooperate with all of the operations going on. we do know that there are two coalitions. we do know that they may not have the same targets, but it is essential that now everyone is going the right direction. this was said in vienna a few days ago and resaid by president putin to president hollande yesterday by phone. >> thank you very much for joining us on al jazeera. >> iraq saying it struck isil targets in anbar provinces. the defense ministry released this video which it said shows military depots being hit by air strike. >> the fight against isil and war in syria continues to drive refugees to europe. prime ministers in turkey are discussing the crisis. turkey has accepted more than 2 million refugees mostly from syria so far. bernard smith reports from the aegean cost where hundreds continue to attempt a dangerous journey across the mediterranean. >>

what do you make of what president hollande is suggesting to better protect france? >> it is hard to tell at this point because there is no precedent. it is hard to assess what those new measures are going to create , and nothing of that extent, such a massive attack never existed in france. the point -- i am assuming that the point of those measures is extending the powers of intelligence services, making their work easier to search houses, seize property, interrogate suspects. i am not sure that it requires a change of the constitution. the current state of legislation, the state of emergency, which is illegal and not constitutional power, -- which is a legal and not constitutional power, seems suspicious -- seems sufficient. the president is in search of a dramatic situation -- the president in such a dramatic situation needs to show that he is facing the challenges. claire: he is also saying he will hire more police officers specializing in combating terrorism. police and military in the wake of the attacks. what do you make of that? is likely -- is that likely t

. >>> 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 next week and putin in moscow two days later. >>> soccer fans from france and england demonstrated their unity at a mass in london where they remembered the victims of the paris attacks. nhk has this story. >> reporter: wimbley stadium was lit up with the red, white, and blue colors of the french flag on tuesday during the friendly match. the stands were packed. britain's prince william scp prime minister david cameron were among the spectators. the prince laid flowers in honor of the victims. before the match, players and fans from both teams sang the french national anthem. and then, they observed a moment of silence. the match was held just four days after the coordinated attacks. a soccer stadium on the outskirts of paris was one of the targets. several blasts occurred nearby during a match against germany. afterwards, international matches in germany and belgium were c

president obama will host france's president hollande november 24th in the oval office in washington, d.c. meanwhile, there is more criticism coming in of president obama's strong defense we witnessed yesterday of the current strategy to defeat isis. right now the president is atebding the asia pacific economic summit in the philippines where the attacks of paris have been front and center. the president met today with the new prime minister of australia what is part of that u.s.-led coalition against isis. but it's the comments president obama made in the news conference at the g-20 summit in turkey that generated more dialogue today. the president dismissing growing calls for stronger military force against isis and vowing to stick with the current strategy. at times even sounding defensive. >> there will be an intensification of the strategy we put forward. but it is the strategy that is going to work. people want to pop off and have opinions about what they think they would do. that is the specific plan. chris jansing joins us live from the scene in paris. we'll talk much more abo

dagen: we are awaiting comments from france's president francois hollande at a meeting of mayors aftereadly attacks in paris on friday but we have been covering all morning long this early-morning raid, early-morning in france and 4:30 a.m. at 10:30 p.m. east coast time when the rain started. there are two suspected terrorists who are dead, one woman who blew herself of wearing a suicide vest, seven arrest, more details as they are coming out, the mayor of the neighborhood in paris where the raid happened, the city needs serenity. he was caught off guard, and the recent attacks were hiding in this city to weigh in on this, to shed much more light and but this. we want to bring in retired u.s. navy seal, a man who shot usama bin laden, good to see you, your thoughts on what we know so far about the raid. >> my thought initially, none of them are confirmed. because of the way the police raids have been going down to thwart isis attacks. this one was met with fierce resistance, they have been arresting people, they found everything from weapons, rocket-propelled grenades, the fight that w

thought to be a venezuelan in his late 20s, moscow trained, politically motivated, and wanted by france, hollandain, and now austria. >> he crossed frontiers on six forged passport on planes, spoke spanish, russian, french, and arabic. >> this is a face for international terrorism. here's a venezuelan working with the palestinians, allied with the germans. >> he was a gun for hire in the service of global revolution, and that gave him a very wide canvas on which to play on. >> he's supposed to have masterminded the takeover of the french embassy in the hague, exchanging the french ambassador for an imprisoned japanese red army terrorist and $300,000. >> when you speak with him, he claim only political and ideological positions, but in fact he likes money a lot. >> carlos is also sought in the bombing of a crowded paris drugstore and a bazooka attack at orly airport last january. >> carlos maintained his cover as a playboy. he had learned to use women for safe shelter, to store weapons. >> he was a womanizer. he wanted to stay in the nicest hotels, have caviar and champagne. that was part of the

in contrast to the president of france hollande, president obama is sticking to his plan to open up our borders here in the united states to syrian refugees despite the the reality that we can not fully vet them for their terrorist ties. joining us right now is former u.s. ambassador to belgium, ambassador howard guttman, along with congressman peter king, republican from new york. first i want to go to deirdre bolton who is live in paris with the very latest on the ground there. deirdre, they say 23 people may have been connected to isis in this attack. >> and you're so right, trish. you gave those great stats which paint a picture that certainly illustrate the problem. when you mention that many people, what experts are telling me, this really represents a shift in isis's strategy as well. that is to say, they were able to use people who infiltrated the french system, the belgium system, and many of these were planned from abroad. isis is not only trying to inspire attacks if you like through social media but seems if they're carrying them out. you gave statistics trish, and others ar

provide french authorities, for example, or act on ourselves. >> reporter: while here in france, president hollande stood side by side with students in a moment of silence across the country. a short time later, in front of a joint session of particularth, he declared, france is at war with isis, calling for an extension, he wants a three-month state of emergency here in france. saying today, the attacks were, quote, planned in syria, organized in belgium and perpetrated in france. tonight, this country continuing its military response, from those air strikes overnight, thanking america for providing assistance, to sending a warship, an aircraft carrier to the eastern mediterranean on thursday, right off the coast of syria. the world now watching as that international manhunt plays out. the alleged eighth attacker on the front pages of newspapers across the globe. a massive anti-terrorism crackdown across france. these images of officers entering a building, detaining a man. 168 police raids in all. 23 arrested. computers, hard drives seized. 31 weapons found, among them, clish any cov clish a clas

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