the concert hall. sirens in that neighborhood. and indeed, this came not long after the french president rebecca, had actually said security forces would be launching an assault on one of those several sites. >> this is an ongoing situation, clearly, at this theater now. as i said earlier, this was a rock concert that was happening there. so a number of youngsters were at the scene. we understand 20 shots were heard by witnesses. there seem to be more explosions being heard from outside now. witnesses saying they heard about six explosions from outside. this is a difficult situation for the security services and the police to contain. they were certainly be keen to try to contain the situation. and there will be a corden in place, so clearly nobody can get anywhere near that. but around 60 to 100 hostages taken. we understand a number of dead already. we have one lady on earlier who said, people were being shot at one by one. we can't confirm that. >> no official confirmation. but clearly the authoriti

teams ended the hostage taking at the bataclan concert hall. a concert was underway when the gunmen burst in and took hostages. 100 people, as you said, also dead. french president francois hollande is at the concert hall and he has promised to fight those responsible. he says france will be ruthless. 1500 military have been deployed across the city and sources tell us that s.w.a.t. teams are also conducting detailed searches of potential hiding places to root out these terrorists. >> pelley: elaine, as we continue to watch the pictures of the hostages coming out to have the concert hall, what is it like in paris? >> paris i is eeriely quiet. the people are staying home. in the area around where the attack happened m of the streets have been closed, the metros shut down, restaurants shut and schools and universities will be closed, too. >> pelley: elaine cobb reporting for us tonight. elaine, thank you very much. we also have mike morrell, the former number two at the c.i.a., now our cbs news senior security contributor. michael, what do you ma

the band in a music hall was an american band. huddling together, eye witnesses saying gunmen shooting into the sky, throwing grenades. that siege broke down in a terrifying way. they went in to hold off and they heard five explosions and the police forced to go in. and these terrorists detonated their vests. there were over a thousand people in that hall at the time. and we know 120 of them have died. francois hollande was at that stadium and what is remarkable, the match continued until half time but francois hollande tried to bring calm to the country. he was trying to convey is look, we have to keep going and show strength and solidarity. that is what the point is. keeping the airlines open, keeping france moving. if the country stops, then, thes terrorists have won. and it's a horrible scene coming out of paris. >> benjiman hall, with us from london. the french president held an address to the nation as this attack was ongoing after the shootings at the restaurant and explosions at the stadium. and before the authorities went

the band in a music hall was an american band. huddling together, eye witnesses saying gunmen shooting into the sky, throwing grenades. that siege broke down in a terrifying way. they went in to hold off and they heard five explosions and the police forced to go in. and these terrorists detonated their vests. there were over a thousand people in that hall at the time. and we know 120 of them have died. francois hollande was at that stadium and what is remarkable, the match continued until half time but francois hollande tried to bring calm to the country. he was trying to convey is look, we have to keep going and show strength and solidarity. that is what the point is. keeping the airlines open, keeping france moving. if the country stops, then, these terrorists have won. and it's a horrible scene coming out of paris. >> benjiman hall, with us from london. the french president held an address to the nation as this attack was ongoing after the shootings at the restaurant and explosions at the stadium. and before the authorities wen

this main one in the music hall of bataclan has just ended. we know there were 100 hostages held in there. two gunmen came in, fired from above, and we heard five explosions. we think that's what triggered the assault. the assault ended just minutes ago. we do not know if there was a death count, how many people who have survived. we're hearing it was a bloodbath. that the gunmen were going one by one by one shooting those who remained in there. now it does seem like, not just because of the tactics because of the two people killed and one arrested claims he was from isis. this is a busy restaurant, killing 11 people on a friday night in a busy paris, and then at the football stadium, the door entrance j. president hollande himself was inside the stadium and remarkable they were able to get so close. there was a friendly match between france and germany and the match went on for 20 minutes until the french authorities asked them to clear it. that's what's happening at the moment. reports of gunfire at the louvre, at the pompidou, at the bigges

terrified diners there fled the scene, and not far away, at the concert hall, the popular concert hall, the bataclan, a hostage situation is still under way. we're hearing around 100 people still being held there, and, of course, the area where the "charlie hebdo" shootings took place in january. president hollande has already he has declared a state of emergency. and the anti-hef terror police have been put in charge of the investigation. that shows just how seriously the french government is taking this. >> pelley: elaine, what is it like to be a citizen of paris tonight? >> reporter: it's fridays night, scott. usually, the city is teeming. there are cars around that time streaming in from the suburbs as people go to nightclub, to late theater. in the east of paris, it would have been very full. but even as i came, the west of paris, far away from it, very few cars on the road. but in the east, they've evacuated streets. they've closed down the metros. much of the metro network is shut down for the evening. >> pelley: elaine cobbe elaine, thank you very much. it was just a few minute

are emerging from that hall. some with blood on them. and in many cases telling stories of what happened inside. now how were they released? we cannot know. we can only know that the bbc's editor says that they are out and some were covered in blood. were they released? did they escape? i don't know. i can tell you that we have multiple reports on this. that the shooters inside the bataclan were not masked, but were unmasked and were young and were shooting calmly. now this is -- this is a completely different scene than we've been led to believe happened inside the restaurant and bar. there we were told, remember the initial reporting was, masked men began firing with long guns. masked men. now from bataclan, we have multiple reports, including from this bbc editor, these were young men, not masked at all. one of whom yelled "this is for syria." a according to reports on scene and began firing calmly. further, a report that the person, one of the persons who was doing the firing, reloaded multiple times and pres

, it's around the hall of paris. the fear being there might be further shootings, further events, i'm hearing from my friends who are writing to me and there are plenty of rumors going around of all sorts of rumors of shootings in paris, none of which have been confirmed so far and the rumors there are are more central and tourist populated areas of paris. now what we can say of course, right now, we would have known by now is that was true because you would have heard sirens, friends of ours would have contacted us and told us what was happening. it looks like the concentration right now is on that one concert hall and as you can see, there is very little footage of that because the cameras are being held a long way back. we have to listen to what people are hearing. >> a very dangerous situation if in fact an operation is underway to rescue individuals inside. we have no idea how many people may have been killed inside the concert hall. we got one eyewitness account from julien saying before he escaped, he saw seve

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a number of people had exited from this concert hall. we didn't have any idea how that was possible. now we know there were but two gunmen at least remaining by that point. and apparently from all that we have heard, the two gunmen were not able to, between them, maintain complete control over the surroundings. but there were social media reports from inside the billing at the time from one man who was on the second floor explaining quoting it cass carnage. he was still shaking after being freed from the hostage-taking at the bataclan. husband name mark capri. he said, quote: it looked like a battlefield there was blood and bodies everywhere. i was at t&a far side of the hall when the shooting began. there seemed to be at least two gunmen. this all matches. they shot from the balcony. everyone scrabled to the ground he writes. this is speaking to the telegraph newspaper. i was on the ground with a man on top of me and another one beside me up against a wall. we just stayed still like that. at first we kept quiet. i don't know how long we

and terrorist gunmen stormed a concert hall. french media report up to 100 hostages may have been taken there. cbs correspondent elaine cobbe is in paris for us tonight. elaine. >> reporter: scott, at the soccer stadium north of paris, the stade de france, there were several explosions heard, and we're now hearing reports here that police believe there may have been suicide bombers behind those explosions. as you said, the crowds at that friendly match between france and germany went on to the field, hoping for safety there. president francois hollande was evacuated. around the same time, in the east of paris, shots were fired terrified diners there fled the scene, and not far away, at the concert hall, the popular concert hall, the bataclan, a hostage situation is still under way. we're hearing around 100 people still being held there, and, of course, the area where the "charlie hebdo" shootings took place in january. president hollande has already spoken to the nation. he has declared a state of emergency. and the anti-hef ter

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are emerging from that hall. some with blood on them. and in many cases telling stories of what happened inside. now how were they released? we cannot know. we can only know that the bbc's editor says that they are out and some were covered in blood. were they released? did they escape? i don't know. i can tell you that we have multiple reports on this. that the shooters inside the bataclan were not masked, but were unmasked and were young and were shooting calmly. now this is -- this is a completely different scene than we've been led to believe happened inside the restaurant and bar. there we were told, remember the initial reporting was, masked men began firing with long guns. masked men. now from bataclan, we have multiple reports, including from this bbc editor, these were young men, not masked at all. one of whom yelled "this is for syria." a according to reports on scene and began firing calmly. further, a report that the person, one of the persons who was doing the firing, reloaded multiple times and pres

hall murdered his brother.ust appear in court for his formal sentencing. >> we are on the record in the case of kentucky versus dennis m. hall. ready to go forward on the final sentencing? >> judge, we are. we had passed this case briefly to allow the victim's family the opportunity to be present for final sentencing. folks, i'm happy to hear from whoever would like to be heard. i will tell you the only rule is that you have to address me personally. this is not a chance to talk to mr. hall. it's a chance to talk about mr. hall. but you're to address me and not speak to him directly. it's hard, but that's the way it's got to be. okay? anybody have anything they want to tell me before i impose sentence? >> narrator: chad bishop has been preparing for this day and has a statement ready for the judge. >> he doesn't realize this, but by his sentencing today, you're actually setting me free. i've had a lot of sleepless nights. wrestling with the decision on whether or not to allow the state to take its course or for

the bar, also the stadium and then also the concert hall.ld also note that the concert hall had a high-profile gig going on there with an american band and the french president was at the football stadium. secondly, the location. this was a time of day and a part of paris, which would be an attractive target for any organization who wanted to launch an attack. it's a high-density urban environment, it's a place with a vibrant night life and it was a place that not only drew parisiennes, but also tourists as well. number three, look at the multiplicity of weapons that were reportedly involved here based on the initial information we're getting from the ground. the kalishnakov, that's a weapon that's typically used by individuals who travel outside of france to get training in a place like afghanistan or yemen or syria. number two, grenades. the reports of a suicide bomber as well. finally, when you look at the numbers that we now have confirmed from the french authorities, 35 dead, and 100 hostages, this takes a significant number of people w

i mean the concert hall was full and the venue was sold out. so there were about 1,000 people inside the concert hall where the first gun fires -- we heard the first gunshots. at first we didn't know if it was actually gunshots. i was in front of the stage, so when i looked back, i saw twoor three men wearing black clothing and masks and holding i thought ak-47 rifles. >> what was the crowd doing at this moment? >> just singing. just dancing. to the music. we were having a wonderful time. we were just enjoying the music. so the moment of terror just happened like lightning and so when i looked back, i saw these three men shooting at us. and they were shooting automatic rifles so not just one gunshot, they were just unloading the guns into us. >> were they saying anything as they fired into the crowd? >> i couldn't tell, but as the gunshots started, the people began to yell. so we all lied on the floor and many people tried to walk on the bodies to try to escape the bullets. >> and we know you made your way out over the stage and helped who you

there was a concert hall three or five miles north in paris, concert hall. there was a rock band playing at the time. unconfirmed reports that someone stood up and yelled, "this is a result of syria." there was an explosion heard inside the theater. those are the reports. gunfire heard inside the theater. at least 15 people killed there. that is the location et going attention from the french authority -- getting attention from french authorities. 100 plus people are held inside that theater. half hour of lull after the activitier with heard near notre dame, popular places for tourists a mall. in the mall there is gunfire there. thest we have 60 people kill. 100 plus people hostage in the theater. we have no idea how many are wounded. the first responders are having a heck of time getting in the locion because they don't know if they have been deemed safe.

hall itself. >> and talking about that concert hall, i'd like to bring in brad garrett, formerly with the fbi. and brad, talk us through the decision by french s.w.a.t. teams to storm this hall when they did. they had terrorists inside, armed to the hilt. killing people. and more than 100 hostages. when do you decide when to go? what's the calculation there? >> it's all based when you have enough information about what you're walking into. you don't want to walk into a trap. so, i think they had enough time to interview people that had escaped from the theater. what did you see? did you see explosives? were they rigging doors? all these questions. while those debriefs are going s getting cameras and mikes in there. in. they're going to blow themselves up or stay in there. once you get that information, explosions. those are flash bangs, the key of it is to disorient the bad guys. then you have time to draw a bead and shoot somebody. >> an excruciate ing decision. and john cohen, a lot of people want to know about football games this weekend. we've already learned about heightened conc

all eyes now on the bataclan concert hall. a massive siege now over, police storming inside to rescue hostages. police say, nearly 200 dead, two attackers dead. new details on the other locations around the city, targeted in highly-planned attacks. a paris restaurant, s.w.a.t. snipers poised to shoot. bodies covered with sheets. emergency. the borders sealed. >> i'm david muir. as we come on the air, a live shot of paris, what remains an ongoing situation. >> and i'm elizabeth vargas. the world trade center in new york city, the site of the worst terrorist attack on american the french. bathed in the colors of the french flag. blue, white, and red. >> and as the portrait of this terror begins to emerge, we'll jump into the latest details. at least 153 people believed dead, all attackers believed edd dead. witnesses say they were yelling allahu akbar, and at least one yelling syria. place in six different locations. an unbelievably coordinated planned attack. no one has yet claimed responsibility, but this comes after a two-wee

crexendo had anything to do with demonstrations in front of city hall today? mr.on: no, i have just been an observer of those. >> i understand you have said you organizing protests against the committee. mr. wilkinson: yes, one of the things that our committee does and that i do for our committee is to come to each community when the committee issues its subpoena, to assist the subpoenaed persons and others in the community that are not familiar with the kind of unconstitutional behavior that this committee carries on -- to assist that community and those subpoenas in their own self offense. >> in the committee hearings, you are called an international communist agent. mr. wilkinson:: that is a flattering remark. i have been frequently called a hard-core communist, a local communist, by mr. aarons, but never an international communist. as far as the basic question is concerned, until the supreme court, until a supreme court has answered the fundamental constitutional question pending in my case, which is one of the 36th, first amendment test cases of the committee

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look at these scenes of police at city hall. which group is using all-out violence? the students or the police? and, just suppose, for the sake of argument that a student had a barricade and assaulted an officer. that would certainly be grounds for his arrest, but would that have justified the police and handling all of the students in this way? the fact is that no one leaped a barricade. no one assaulted an officer. why did please use the hoses? only the police know that. they are not saying. there has been a widespread awareness, not only in san francisco, but nationally that the evidence points to brutality and violence on the part of the police, rather than on the part of the students. we asked you to draw your own conclusions. remember, most of the same to saul just prior to the hosing were actually taken the day before, on thursday. the makers of operation abolition were not satisfied. it was not dramatic enough. it's not prove their point about a communist led right. -- riot. by combining the demonstrations, the filmmakers were able to create a distorted untru

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of the music hall. that was a really good indication that they were about to move on that hall. and it also shows you that the french police, these anti-terror forces are starting to think maybe some of this gun men have access to social media sites, maybe they are watching the tv and we don't want to give anything away. it was fascinating the way this played out. >> we like to get our facts and figures straight. this is difficult to get accurate. that said, there are reports of either two, some said even four attackers inside the concert hall. what have you seen? >> we think it's four. we think two people blew themselves up outside the stadium, two in the street, that leaves four in the theater. the other thing we're tracking we believe that three of the four in the theater were blown up, they blew themselves up. but a fourth may have been taken down by police. if that's true, and if that suicide vest is still intact that is a huge find for investigators because they will be able to trace the explosives, find out the cell, and if the french president is right they may be able t

they believe 15 people were killed in an attack on the concert hall in the area. we're also hearing there's a hostage situation underway at out at the where the game was and trans. the president is seeing what can be done next. the police have no idea at this stage who is behind the shootings, the hostage-taking or the explosions. they are trying to find out anything they can. but for the moment it's very much an effort to evacuate the area. there are police surrounding the let wrote stations there. they are stopping people going down the streets they are stopping people get into the metro, and people in the area they are confused. several different areas, and so for the moment there is a lot of fear in eastern paris. where the charlie ebb do shootings happened. >> 17 people were killed back in january on a magazine and also a jewish grocery store, and then you may recall in august three americans stopped a would-be terrorist with a machine-gun who was onboard a french train. so this is the third incident in and around the paris region this year, and to recap wher

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a concert hall, and just in the past 90 minutes, french military stormed that concert hall and reportedly killed two terror suspects. >> the concert hall was one of three locations under attack. there are reports there are several more locations. the other was at a restaurant. at least confirmed here, at least ten people there are dead, and a reported bombing outside of the national soccer stadium in paris where there was a match happening. a friendly match between france and germany. so far, no one has claimed responsibility. we have multiple reports this evening. michelle roberts is in san francisco. we begin with scott budman from our newsroom where you have been monitoring everything. it's changing every minute here. >> you're right, raj. minute by minute, news is coming in. french president hollande declaring a state of emergency and has closed the country's borders. a number of video from sources on the ground in paris. within the last 90 minutes, the hostage situation inside a music hall has ended. the concert hall, we're told, had more than 100 hostages inside. we have heard of mo

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in the general assembly hall the president of the assembly has opened the assembly and now left the hall to go to the top of this ceremonial stairway to greet the pontiff when he arrives. it is, of course, up this stairway that in the past heads of state all have come to address our meetings have always ascended. the chief of protocol proceeds pope paul and the secretary-general. immediately at the top of the stairway, looking towards the entrance through which his holiness came, one has as many would say one of the most striking architectural views of this entire united nations headquarters. at the top of the stairs, there will be a figure well-known to his holiness, the foreign minister of the republic of italy, who has been elected president of the united nations' 20-year session. he has greeted pope paul upon his arrival this morning at kennedy airport and now waits for him here, just outside the general assembly hall. his holiness now proceeds slowly for this great moment when he enters the full assembly hall and delegates of every seat arise to await his entrance. [ applause ] the

we've now found out in this concert hall, not so much really a concert hall, but more of a nightclub. in fact the band that was playing there, ironically is called eagles of death metal, they are an american band from palm desert. here in southern california. that is where we believe there are now 60 hostages being held inside that nightclub or concert hall as some have called it. the band was playing late that night and apparently when you talked about in the restaurant, people standing up and opening fire, in this case there were reports from eye witnesses that people in cars were actually driving by, opening fire around this nightclub or concert hall. unclear exactly if others were inside the concert hall when the hostages were taken -- >> trace, excuse me, i've gotten an update i have to get in. we've gotten word from police at the concert hall there are at least 14 dead. and the death toll now officially from police in paris at these three scenes. has just risen to 26 and we have no idea at this moment the number of injured. if they're working to take scores of people to nearby h

all eyes now on the bataclan concert hall. a massive siege now over, police storming inside to rescue hostages. police say more than 100 people are dead. tonight, the very latest from witnesses on the ground and all new details on the other locations across the city, targeted and highly pre-planned attacks. a paris restaurant, s.w.a.t. snipers poised to shoot. bodies covered with sheets. and a game in progress as bombs explode. tonight, france under a state of emergency. the borders sealed. and the world on high alert. >> i'm david muir. as we come on air in the west tonight paris is now waking up to the full horror of what happened. >> and i'm elizabeth vargas. the world trade center in new york city, the site of the worst terrorist attack on american soil, in solidarity tonight with the french. bathed in the colors of the french flag. blue, white, and red. eight of the attackers are now dead, seven of them by detonated their own suicide belts. we also have confirmation that the attacks took place in six different locations.

charles: benjamin hall, thank you very much. let's go back out and get some live feed from sky news. >> that's president obama, as we bring you some of the pictures from earlier with the various casualties being taken to ambulances from outside one of the restaurants. senior correspondent david bowden in washington listening to what the president was saying earlier, saying this is an attack on all humanity but equally an attack very difficult to actually until you get the intelligence to combat. >> yeah, and i think you get an idea of how twitchy world leaders are by the number of people letting it be known they are monitoring the situation. john kerry, the secretary of state here is in vienna. he said he's monitoring. he's got the embassy in paris checking if americans were involved. we're expecting him to say something from vienna in the next hour or so. we got the department of defense here saying that they're monitoring stuff. homeland security likewise. mayor of new york has come out and said the city is on alert for terror

police say at least 100 people died inside that concert hall. the concert hall is less than half a mile from a charlie when do magazine office back in january of this here two brothers linked to al-kaeda storm the office and killed 12 people. in the newsroom, tim can out oh, 7 news today in new england. >> anchor: the attacks began with three suicide bombings outside of the national stadium during a soccer match. france was actually playing germany at the time in that soccer match. did you hear that? the bomb blast, you can hear it audably at the stadium. chaos ensued with people trying to rush to safety. on. 7's dan hausle joins or or has more rather with what happened inside of the stadium. >>> right there in the crowd was the president of france. he and the crowd hearing firsthand the blast that were part of this multi pronged attack. fans running in a panic leaving a stadium that was rocked by a terror explosion. earlier the stadium was packed with fans waving a soccer match between france and germany when a blast could be heard coming from