let's take a listen to manuel valls, who spoke earlier. lls: we have spoken about this issue for a long time, and everyone agrees that are labor code has become unreadable with taxes that have accumulated throughout the years. it is so unreadable and confusing that our small companies don't understand the rules and employees often don't even know their own rights. manuel valls speaking there. we talked about volkswagen shares and takata and its performance in the market. we are going to take a closer look at how the wider stock markets have been faring this wednesday. the united states, 40 minutes left to trading, markets in negative territory, although the nasdaq has been approaching the flatline in the past hour and a half or so. the feds are eyeing after janet yellen reiterated that an interest rate hike in the united states could happen in december. that private employees added 182,000 jobs during the month of october. that figure is seen as solid, although not spectacular. on this side of the atlantic, volkswagen shares hurt the dax in

. >>> french prime minister manuel valls says that more attacks can happen. speaking in the past hour he said friday's attacks were planned from within syria and that the government has foiled five other plots since summer. >> translator: faced with this war against terrorism, we can't disregard any piece of information or any tools to help protect the french people. we will act on all fronts in order to destroy isis without respite. >> french police have carried out about 150 overnight raids across the country in counter terrorism operations. the searches were carried out by manuel valls with five main locations targeted. this as an international manhunt continues for a belgian born man believed to be directly connected to friday's attacks in paris. the man has been identified as salah abdel salam. nbc has said he was stopped in the imneed yat aftermath but was left go. >>> they have identified two new attackers, ahmad al mohammad born 10 september 1990 in idlib, syria. and samy amimour born 15 october 1987 in paris. allegedly involved in the shooting at the

we'll continue the discussion now. >>> french prime minister manuel valls has said more attacks could come in the coming days. speaking in the last hour he said friday's attacks were planned from within syria and the government has foiltd five other plots since the summit. the terrorism raids are taking place across france. they said they were taking place in a number of places. >> translator: faced with this war against terrorism, we can't forget this. we will work without respite. >> u.k. prime minister david cameron said they have foiled center ror attacks on brittain in the past seven months. cameron said that british interests are at stake. he will act in syria and report to parliament later. he added that the u.k. should be bombing over syria but parliament needed to be convinced first. with that pro active action, let's visit with the former a.m. bass is a dorp to the united states. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. let's explore that point that we touched on there about the u.k. action where they're still not bombing syria. do you think that changes and changes qu

the prime minister manuel valls talked about the danger of chemical or biological weapons being usedby terrorists. obviously, lawmakers were taken aback. this creates a sense of urgency. some say it might be a little cynical on behalf of the prime minister. the government is very eager to have this bill so they can really go ahead and try to fight terrorism the way security services have asked them to. genie: thank you for that, marc perelman. one recurring theme in france for a long time now is the radicalization of young french muslims. reports say franchise seeing has seent -- france more of its young people drawn than anyical groups other european country. leaders are trying to find answers to the problem. many of them met together on wednesday. >> saying a prayer. attackter the terrorist on the french capital, imams gathered at a mosque in a meeting to call for unity among french muslims. night youppened that to divisions between us and created-- that night divisions between us and between us and our neighbors as well. >> among the measures discussed, holding a national congress

just want to give you a few -- the were coming through from manuel valls.aking on french radio and saying that there could be accomplices in france and belgium, referencing the terror attacks that took place on friday. saying we must stay focused on those investigations, going on to talk about how almost know must knowe -- all that we are threatened. we will live with the terrorism threat for some time. those of the words of the french prime minister coming through this morning, speaking on french radio. we will be live in paris for an update on things as they develop in paris and belgium. raids conducted across france over the past 24 hours. what do the terrorist attacks in paris mean for the political direction of europe? we will go live to berlin had asked the important questions. that is coming up in just a little while. just half an hour until the start of the european equity day. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this

manuel valls indicated that [indiscernible] when you look carefully at the set of measurements the government has announced -- of measures the government has announced since friday evening, it is not really a patriot act, in that direction in terms of security. it is not patriot act, but it stands to look a little bit like this. anchor: the other key element in all of this is constitutional reform. when was the last time that the french constitution was amended? >> yes, actually, what francois hollande is explaining his we need to adopt the french isstitution -- explaining we need to adapt the french constitution. it only deals with when the country is in a crisis, when the president can halt the power, including the legislatures -- and have all the power, including the legislative ones. has beenh constitution elaborated in 1958, at the time of general de gaulle. strong executive power. and he was a general. what is extremely surprising is, normally, someone which is a hollandefrancois should not be very comfortable and at ease in reinforcing the [indiscernible] normally, the left is in favor

one distraught father looking for his missing daughter confronted french prime minister manuel valls, pleading for help and answers. i haven' i don' t even know where she is. erika: the pregnant woman and the man who pulled her to safety to escape. but abc news has learned that the woman has since been able to let him know she and her unborn stay with wcvb for updates on the paris terror attacks and the worldwide response. >> right now, state police say the cape cod community college campus in barnstable is clear after the bomb squad conducted a search this morning. a written threat was found at the school and classes were cancelled today. a state police spokesman says they didn' t find anything. local as well as campus police will handle the investigation into the hoax threat. >> a 19-year-old was seriously hurt after shotwell sitting in a car in revere along american legion highway around 8:00 last father. police say several shots were fired into the vehicle. is in stable condition. police are looking for a black s.u.v. with tinted windows. >> officials will survey damage after seve

the right to search properties without a warrant and and, scott, today, france's prime minister manuel valls, announced since friday 600 searches have been carried out and more than 150 people with links to islamist extremists have been put under house arrest. >> pelley: elizabeth elizabeth palmer, elizabeth, thanks. abaaoud is from belgium, and today police there carried out six raids in search of suspects. allen pizzey is in brussels. >> reporter: reporters and camera crews rushed to scene of one of the raids but the suspect from this house had already been whisked away. the sullen atmosphere left behind show why the jihadi recruiting grounds are so hard to penetrate. several men say they knew one of the paris attackers. one told us he smoked marijuana with terror suspect salah abdeslam, still on the run, four days before the attacks but no one would talk on samara. "we've got families," he said "and we don't want trouble from the police." as second-class citizens because they come from immigrant backgrounds makes young men susceptible to the call of the jihadis. recruiters allegedly troll

the french prime minister manuel valls says the attacks in paris were planned in syria.g. in fact, i believe the interview is still ongoing. and he said the attacks were "organized, conceived, and planned from syria." now, french warplanes earlier dealt a forceful response to friday's attacks in paris. early sunday we understand several planes took off from bases in the gulf and in jordan and bombed the isis stronghold of raqqa. you're seeing video there from the french defense ministry. this is something they want to publicize. they're using very strong language like massive bombardment campaign, et cetera. meanwhile, back in france police carried out several anti-terrorist raids across the country. authorities have released new details about one of the atta attackers who was killed while carrying out his bombing. his name is bilal hafdi, a belgian resident. you see his picture there. that's a screen grab from a video. you can see also sadly how young he looks. authorities believe 19 years old, perhaps 20 years old. and authorities said that he spent some time fighting

and, scott, today, france's prime minister manuel valls, announced that since friday 600 searches have been carried out and more than 150 people with links to islamist extremists have been put under house arrest. >> elizabeth palmer, at the arc de triomphe tonight. elizabeth, thanks. now abaaoud is from belgium, and today police there carried out six raids in search of suspects. allen pizzey is in brussels. >> reporter: reporters and camera crews rushed to scene of one of the raids but the suspect from this house had already been whisked away. the sullen atmosphere left behind show why the jihadi recruiting grounds are so hard to penetrate. several men said they knew some of the paris attackers. one told us he smoked marijuana with terror suspect salah abdeslam, still on the run, four days before the attacks but no one would talk on camera. "we've got families," he said "and we don't want trouble from the police." residents here say being treated as second-class citizens because they come from immigrant backgrounds, makes young men susceptible to the call of the jihadis. recruiters all

france's prime minister manuel valls announced the news today in front of the country's senate. right now, the senate is expected to approve a three-mmnth extension to france's state of emergency. this is just after authorities have already carried out about 800 raids since last week. the interior minister announced the numbers toddy. french police reporor they have detained ninety people, and have placed 164 people on house arrest. a hostage tandoff at a west frican hotel now appears to be over an estimatedd170 people were taken hostage by gunmen in the capital of mali. at least two peope are reported dead. a-b-c's megan hughes has the latest. script: a u-s defense ddpartment official says the hostage standoff is over. it started at 7 am local time. attackers armed with guns and grenades eportedly smash a vehicle througghotel securitt barriers. they yell "god is great" in arabic and fire automatic weapons-taking 170 people hostage. malian soldiers and un troops surround the hotel. u-s military personnel help move civilians to safety. at least six americans were among the hostag

manus: that was the french prime minister, manuel valls, talking about the morning them people are goingough -- mourning people are going through. i am manus cranny. back to guy johnson. guy: franciscus back to business, the latest. french it just bombing targets in northern syria -- jets bombing targets in northern syria, the city of raqqa. we understand it is islamic state strongslamic call. it will continue as islamic state is preparing more attacks against france and other countries. prime minister david cameron said he would build a case for expanding british action in syria. brussels is increasingly the focus of the investigation after friday's attack sprint police the attackers have links to the city britt a couple rental cars from belgium were used as 70 people were -- and seven people were connected. a manhunt for this man, abdeslam saleh. police believe this 26-year-old brussels born man was involved in the attack and consider him dangerous. and understandably the paris attacks are dominated the agenda of the g-20 summit which is taking place in turkey. president obama and puti

french prime minister manuel valls described the threat in a speech this morning. prime minister valls: what is new is the modus operandi, the way of carrying out an attack, of killing, is constantly evolving. the macabre imagination of the ringleaders is endless. assault weapons, stabbings, all of these together carried on by individuals or, in this case, organized commandos. nothing can be a excluded from imagination.s' and i say this, of course, with all of the necessary qualifications, but we bear it in mind, there is also the risk of chemical weapons. charlie: mayor bill de blasio advised that in a video threatening an attack on manhattan was not credible. mayor de blasio: as you know, there was a video portraying scenes where we are now in an obvious attempt to intimidate the people of new york city. it is important to note that credible and specific threat against new york city. charlie: joining me now, will mccann. his new book is called "the isis apocalypse." graeme wood is a contributing editor at "the atlantic." his march cover story "what isis really wa

french prime minister manuel valls has said side events, including rallies, will be canceled. but in a statement, nicolas haeringer, france campaigner for the environmental group 350.org, said -- "we fully share concerns about public safety -- just as we fully oppose any unnecessary crackdowns on civil liberties and minority populations. we can think of few better responses to violence and terror than this movement's push for peace and hope." democracy now! will travel to paris to cover the two-week talks. stanford university students have surrounded the president's office and vowed to remain in place until the university completely divests from the fossil fuel industry. last year, in response to student protests, stanford agreed to divest from coal companies. but the students have now called for stanford to divest from all fossil fuels, including oil and gas. in texas, a tornado has leveled a halliburton plant in pampa, causing a massive chemical leak. no one was inside the building at the time. authorities have not identified the chemical involved. in minneapolis, minnesota,

i do want to ask you about what we heard from the prime minister of france, manuel valls, because he came out and he warned of the possibility of isis having chemical weapons. do you think that's possible? >> i think it's almost certain that they do have them. there's been credible reports coming out of syria that isis is using chemical, you know, chlorine, for instance, against the syrian army. and the ability to get chlorine and use it in europe is a possibility. and i don't think they could kill a lot of people with it, but the sheer terror factor of it would be enough for isis' goals. >> bob baer, thank you very much. stephan, thank you. i appreciate you being with mep we are going to take a quick break. we are back live with our continuing coverage from paris right after this. some cash back cards love to overcomplicate things. like limiting where you earn bonus cash back. why put up with that? but the quicksilver card from capital one likes to keep it simple. real simple. i'm talking easy like-a- walk-in-the-park, nothing-to-worry-about, man-that-feels-good simple. quicksilver

french prime minister manuel valls described the threat in a speech this morning. >> ( translated ): what's new is the modus operandi, the way of carrying out an attack, of killing, is constantly evolving. the macabre imagination of the ringleaders is endless-- assault weapons, beheadings, human bombs, stabbings, or all of these together, carried on by individuals or, in this case, particularly, organized commandos. today, nothing can be excluded from the ringleader's imagination, and i say this, of course, with all the necessary precautions, but we know it, and we have it in mind. there is also the risk of chemical or biological weapons. >> rose: new york city mayor bill keblawzio, and police commissioner bill bratton have advised an isis video threatening attacks on manhattan is not credible. >> as you know, a video was released earlier todd by isis portraying scenes of new york city, portraying scenes of times square, where we are now, and herald square in an obvious attempt to intimidate the people of new york city. it's important to note that there is no credible and specific th

french prime minister manuel valls formally announced it to members of parliament. >> ( translated ): most of you already know this, but thanks to we know the extent of the threat - was found amongst those who were killed. i would like to pay tribute once again to the incredible work done by our intelligence services and the police. >> sreenivasan: the 27-year-old belgian abaaoud was thought to be in syria. but he'd bragged in the islamic state's english magazine that he was able to slip in and out of europe undetected. and at a news conference, the french interior minister complained that other countries failed to report his movements. >> ( translated ): abdelhamid abaaoud obviously played a key role in these attacks. we did not receive any prior information from any european country, where he could have gone through before reaching france that would have suggested he had arrived in europe and was travelling to france. it was only on november 16th, so after the paris attacks, that the intelligence services of a country based outside europe told us they had evidence of his presence in

yesterday evening what was striking was to watch the french prime minister manuel valls who went on the minister said we are still at risk. there's a threat, a constant threat. the french prime minister said i have to do my duty and i have to tell the french people that the threat is still there and he was talking about chemical attacks against france. we know that some hospitals in france have been put on alert and they are trying to find the man who last friday was part of unit two, the cell which attacked a restaurant. >> we also know there's no confirmation of the link between the attacks in france with what we are watching play out in mali but that is certainly concern given the presence of the french military in mali and the interests france has had in that country. >> yeah. for what's happening at this moment in africa, there is absolutely no doubt that france is the target at this moment of the attacks in mali. we have a lot of information about that. that's something quite interesting which was given to me by a very reliable source. this source tells me that last october, there

francine: the french prime minister manuel valls said francois hollande will meet president obama in washington and vladimir putin next week in moscow. overnight strikes destroyed islamic state's command center in raqqa, northern syria. acrosshave made raids france and belgium where friday's attacks on paris are said to have been organized. let's cross to guy johnson in paris. what have we heard? the prime minister talking tough and says there will be retaliation. guy: absolutely. from defenseoting to offense. that is what we have seen over the last toy for hours. raids in northern syria by french jets backed up by u.s. intelligence. the prime minister saying do not worry about the money, we are to spend whatever it takes to get this done. whatever rules brussels thinks it can impose on the french economy, do not worry about it. we will have additional customs, additional prison guards. make sure we have those people in place so we can take the fight to i.s. we've seen john kerry meeting the president at the palace. we continue to your talk about the relationship between russia, the

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