that is 18-year-old ham mourad. that is according to the afp. he could have been the driver in the get away car. two other suspects brothers cherif kouachi and said kouachi are still on the run. let's turn to our international correspondent frederick pleitgen in paris. >> reporter: there are people coming to visit this area here and of course paris today is in a state of mourning. there are several developments that happened overnight. a press conference by the french prime minister. one thing we have learned is a shooting of the suburb of paris. several police officers were wounded ifn that. all of that is still in the early stages. as you said the suspects now have been named. one of them is said kouachi and the other is cherif kouachi. both are still on the run. the french prime minister said he believes both of these men are still at large and heavily armed and dangerous. judging by the video yesterday, by what was going on here at the headquarters of the magazine of the carnage that happened there, if these people are involved in this they

one of the suspects, hamyd mourad, is believed to be from here. he has now surrendered at a police station. the two other suspects already known to the intelligence services are still being hunted. they are cherif kouachi, who has a history of sending jihadi fighters to iraq and his brother said both considered armed and dangerous. >> translator: these individuals are known to the intelligence services, and because they were known, they would have been followed. we are facing an unprecedented terrorist threat. both within france and overseas. the police and justice system have dismantled a number of groups which were planning terrorist attacks. that is proof that we are talking action. >> reporter: amidst the tension and the grief, the bells of notre dame cathedral tolled. the country stood together in a minute's silence. public transport at a standstill. a moment to digest the full horror of the killings. emily buchanan, bbc news. >>> the latest there from paris, and the developments still coming in thick and fast. we'll just say from overnight,

the third suspect, 18-year-old mourad hamyd, turned himself into police after seeing his name circulated on social media. he is believed to have an alibi for being in school at the time of the attacks. it is not yet known what group the gunman are affiliated to but witnesses at the scene said they had claimed to be members of al qaeda in yemen. >> once again, the manhunt is on for those two suspects. meanwhile, paris was hit again by violence this morning. at 8:00 a.m., a shooter shot a police officer, a policewoman in a southern suburb of paris. however, there is no indication no official word on whether or not there is any link to yesterday's shooting. we're covering events in the area. what more do you have for us at this hour? >> we have seen what looks like the end of police operations here. there are a few officers left. they had originally left the scene after the shooting this morning and then returned in great force with dogs and armed police to search what is believed to be an apartment where the gun man was either living or staying. it is believed they were leather desk led th

, but mourad turned himself into police last night and there are reports that he may have actually been at school during the shooting, so as of now it's not clear whether or not he was indeed involved. >> pelley: clarissa ward covering the manhunt. clarissa, thank you. a witness yesterday said that one of the gunmen shouted in french, "tell the media we're al qaeda from yemen." well, tonight bob orr has learned much more about these suspects, including a connection to that country on the arabian peninsula. >> reporter: sources say suspect said and cherif kouachi were on u.s. no-fly and terror watch lists, and were well-known to french counter-terrorism officials before wednesday's attack. cherif kouachi's arrest made him the more well-known of the two but his older brother said kouachi may actually have stronger ties to al qaeda terrorists. u.s. sources say french investigators have evidence said traveled to yemen in 2011 and linked up with the terrorist affiliate al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. cbs news has been told that said spent several months in yemen, training with the group k

one suspect named by police is in custody. 18-year-old hamyd mourad.d cherif kouachi, still on the run. with the latest we turn now to "new day" anchor chris cuomo live in paris. we have jim bitterman at a separate scene. chris, you are there where the magazine attack happened yesterday. >> reporter: exactly. as were you saying christine, they are trying to see if there is a nexus between the recent acts of violence. the one you were referring to where jim bitterman is in south paris. there is a point of intrigue there. the man who is the suspect in the shooting. although older in his 50s. he was dressed similarly with a bulletproof vest on. the attacks on police are relatively rare here. investigators are taking a look at that. here at the main location of the dismay right now is the offices of "charlie hedbo" where again you said you had 12 people killed. 11 of them the cartoonists and writers and workers there. a police officer assigned to protect one of the cartoonists there. there are big questions in the investigation about what is the nature of

also in northeastern france, 18-year-old french national hamyd mourad turned himself in after seeing his name in social media. within of the brothers, the one on the left, cherif did time in jail. >> we're going to find out how they were radicalized. >> meanwhile, several victims are still fighting for their lives. parisians and supporters around the world hope the number will not claim for those killed in the attack. the brothers may be traveling by road. because they are french nationals, they may have french passports and may be able to travel more easily than someone from area. >> people came together across the country, including here in san francisco to show solidarity and support for france. last night a crowd of 2,000 people gathered in front of the french consulate chanting "i am charlie" in french. in honor of those killed, people held pens high and others dropped them off at a growing memorial. >> it's such a strong connection to be here among all of these people and be sending love and thoughts to the folks in france and everybody here who has been affected. >> similar vi

we don't know much about mourad, he is apparently ofrench national, turned himself into the police. he comes from reims, not paris about 90 miles west of here. there was a major anti-terror campaign from the police earlier in the evening. and detectives pouring out of the apartment look for any evidence that would tie that apartment or that scene to these attacks. the other thing we should mention antonio is when you look at the videos and talk to the eyewitnesses, the other things you will note, you don't need to be an expert just to understand, they look very calm. they look very collected. the question is: did they receive some kind of military training. as you mentioned in an earlier introduction, in fact that there are suggestions that one of them called out they had ties to al qaeda in yemen. did they ever get training or intelligence? on the ground they seemed to have a lot of good intelligence about attacking the newspaper building, they knew where it was, how to approach it, they went in shot the guard almost immediately at the front desk and they went up coincidentally or

but friends of mourad insisted he was innocent, in school at the time of the attack more than 100 miles away, an alibi police confirmed after he turned himself in voluntarily. police then cast a wide net, but investigators are still seeking answers from anyone in france or abroad, including hayat boumeddiene. >> after this short break -- that heart stopping hostage standoff in paris ended with four people dead. but as we hear more stories from survivors, one is saying there could have been a lot more bloodshed. we'll take a look at that. >>> moments before he was killed by a barrage of police bullets, terror suspect amedy coulibaly apparently took a phone call from a french radio station, the station rtl says they called the store's land line as the hostage situation was unfolding inside. the station says the gunman took the call, tried to hang up, but the line stayed open. in a recording of what followed, the gunman can be heard trying to justify his actions to his hostages. take a listen. >> extraordinary sound there of amedy coulibaly, talking to his hostages there. to get a better u

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a third suspect 18-year-old hamyd mourad surrendered to police earlier tonight. is live in paris. bill, what do we know about the suspect who surrendered to the police? do we know where he surrendered and why he surrendered? was he basically cornered at that point? >> reporter: well we don't -- we haven't gotten official confirmation that he is even the suspect who was named initially by police. but we know the man who turned himself in to a police station is 18 years old. he turned himself in in the arden region up near the belgium border and suppose he turned himself in because he saw his name mentioned on social media and decided to go to the police station. but none of that has been confirmed by police. what police have confirmed and it's quite clear now they are looking for these two brothers. one of whom was convicted ten years ago of terrorist offenses of trying to encourage a group of men to go to iraq to fight u.s. troops and the other brother we believe who returned from syria in august of last year. paris tonight is a city in shock at the worst terrori

an alibi police later confirmed after mourad voluntarily dpurned himself in. saturday he was released. in the rush to find attackers they cast a wide net, but investigators are still seeking answers from anyone who may have been involved in france or abroad including hayat boumeddiene. now, just to give additional detail there, her last known phone signal was detected within syrian borders. she also had a return ticket to return from istanbul to france but that was dated for january 9th and never got on that flight robyn. >> what about these reports that these attacks or at least one of the attackers could have triggered another wave of people and attacks in the coming days? >> reporter: yeah what we understand from police is that to quote them they said that they understand that in the last 24 hours terror cells have been triggered and what we believe that is is that in the kosher supermarket where that attack happened amedy coulibaly made several calls to friends urging them to carry out terror attacks. now, we don't know the specifics on those calls that he

the united states arty has a presence on the main seaside mourad. -- motorway.pdating that is an important step on the new cuba policy something highlighted in the state of the union. >> the shift in the cuba policy has the potential to end the mistrust in our hemisphere and removes the phony excuse for restrictions in cuba, stands up for democratic values, and extends a hand of friendship to the cuban people. congress should begin the work of ending the embargo. >> republican leaders do not want to rebuild ties, as long as the communist party remains in control. obama has done whatever he could, in terms of easing travel restrictions. there has been a trickle of americans. ernest hemingway's house. now, even more will come. more will come to boost the private sector and communications technology. the images of cuba that appeal to tourists do not compare to the hardship of the lives the cubans endure. they hope their lives will improve now. >> this is a historic moment and you feel the weight of history and passions nurtured over years of hostilities. dealings o

on january 8 -- that's this week -- he trained with al-qaeda in yemen ma mead mourad surrendered to french authorities. >> he claimed he had nothing to do with it. look, these guys went to earth, they were on the watch list, people looking at them but they can't keep watch on everybody every today. >> that's right. >> so they plotted and planned quietly and carried this out. >> and the french will go through what the u.s. went through, there will be a sort of 9-11 commission that will look at every built of this to see where they fell down. but pat's point is well taken, you cannot keep tabs on everyone that is suspicious. >> how many people are there that the fbi and our other surveillance authorities in this country are watching? how many are there out there approximately? do you know. >> hundreds. >> 100? >> there's hundreds. >> many, many. >> a number have gone to syria and iraq. >> my figure is 100. >> there are thousands in the uk and europe that we are concerned about so you have 3 threats. you have no. 1, the original people, al-qaeda we have seen before who were operated by, then

one of the suspects hamyd mourad is believed to be from here. he has now surrendered at a police station. but two other suspects the brothers cherif and said kouachi, are still armed and dangerous. this is cherif from a news report ten years ago. the brothers have been seen in a car with registration plates masked. police fear they may now be heading back into paris, possibly determined to die in another bloody attack. >> translator: these individuals were known to the intelligence services, and because they were known, they would have been followed. we are facing an unprecedented terrorist threat. both within france and overseas. the police and justice system have dismantled a number of groups which were planning terrorist attacks. that is proof that we are taking action. >> reporter: the french president has declared three days of national mourning. but no one can relax. the gunmen are still at large and the authorities are in a race to prevent more loss of life. emily buchanan bbc news. >>> in a moment we're going to be taking you live to par

hamyd mourad, and the brothers said and cherif kouachi. and heavily armed policemen in the city of rhimes. and as night fell on paris, thousands gathering at place de la republique, holding signs. not afraid. and this, je suis charlie, i am charlie. this is a city in shock. and something else, this was an attack on france, and you get the idea that they will fight back. >> terry, thank you. >>> now to the suspects. their names given to u.s. authorities. and the real concern we're seeing something else here. a shift from lone wolf attacks to ones planned by a hidden terrorist cell. authorities already know isis and simple thiezers are looking to attack the u.s. and other countries. let's go to brian ross. you were telling me the weapons they used was very telling. >> reporter: david, counter terror experts say this was no lone-wolf amateur attack, but instead a well-planned and targeted combat operation. the eyewitness video tells a story. the gunmen dressed in black combat outfits, carrying automatic weapons difficult to obtain in france.

the youngest terrorist suspect hamyd mourad 18 years old has so far surrendered to police but we heard he had an alibi as well. we'll look into that. >> looking to confirm that report. jim bitterman did allude to that earlier. you're seeing here the two suspects that police have identified. they say cherif and said are brothers. a massive manhunt is under way to find them. l be flying at half staff. >> nicolas sarkozy was asked to participate in the meetings. to block and unite with these values, unity, uniteding together with all forms, that is what our response must be. we must unite against this and we will win because we have all the capacities to believe in ur destiny. several people managed to record video of the attackers as they fled the building. >> heavily armed gunmen burst into a lunchtime editorial meeting in the office of a french is asatirical magazine "charlie hebdo." to gain entrance they asked two maintenance men for the where the offices were and then open fired on them. >> we saw a number of casualtys was very high. >> many in the building ran to the roof. this vide

the youngest one hamyd mourad has report gliven himself up. and the other two cherif, are at large. cherif already known to the french authorities. geraldine schwarz, what can you tell us? >> yes, cherif was to send them to iraq. he himself tried to go to iraq. really important right now in france is this an islamic terrorist attack? these three gunmen, when they appeared in the -- at the beginning of the attack on wednesday, claimed that they were actually from al qaeda. and when they escaped from the building, journalists heard them saying allahu akbar, which means god is great. we avenged muhammad's -- charlie hebdo is dead. >> right. what do you make of the fact that they had such military expertise? apparently they were very adept at using their weapons. the attack appears to be very well planned. does that indicate for you that they must have had some kind of military experience? >> well, i think it is a bit too soon to make any statements on that. there is a clear difference with other accidents which happened in the last weeks like a man who drove his car in a crowd in dijon

around the same time a third suspect, 18-year-old hamyd mourad turned himself in.ed nine people. the two gunmen still remained at large. thursday more terror as a policewoman was shot dead. her killer was connected to the "charlie hebdo" suspects. a short time after the shooting the kouachi brothers were reportedly seen at a gas station in villerspcotterets. don't go through the forest. don't go around the forest to avoid run being into them. >> reporter: air and ground searches were concentrated around the woods until 10:00 friday morning when the hunt became a siege at an industrial state in dammartin-en-goele. the two suspects hold up in a printing workshop with a hostage. >> we were standing in front of the door to the factory. i shook the hand of michel the owner, and the terrorist. he introduced him self as a policeman. i then got into my car and left and michel the owner, led the man into the factory. >> reporter: heavily armed police placed the town in lockdown as heavily armed police surrounded the scene and negotiating with the brothers who told them they

amenaza que tenemos enfrente es islam radical 0'37 uno de los sospechosos identificado como hamyd mouradda a la polica, mientras la intensa busqueda de los otros dos sujetos continua. segn fuentes policiales fueron vistos durante la maÑana al norte del pas, donde al parecer atracaron una gasolinera. los 2 hermanos cherif y said kouachi de 32 y 34 aÑos son muy conocidos por las autoridades francesas. cherif aparecio en un programa de investigacion criminal en el aÑo 2005 explicando los antecedentes que llevaron a su detencin por el atentado en una estacion de tren francesa. tres aÑos despues fue condenado por su vinculo con una clula que reclutaba a musulmanes franceses para combatir en irak con al qaeda sot experto 1'10 mucha gente estan diciendo que "bueno ellos solo estan defendiendo los musulmanes" eso es basura, eso es ridiculo, esos extremistas actuando bajo islam radical estan matandonos!!! yo creo que nosotros necesitamos ganar la batalla de ideas y nosotros necesitamos enfrentar esa ideologia" la policia ha reforzo las medidas de seguridad en escuelas monumentos nacionales sinago

the other suspect 18-year-old hamyd mourad turned himself in claiming he was innocent. it's believed he could have driven the getaway car. this as paris remains on edge. a police woman dealing with a traffic accident was shot and killed by a gunman this morning. authorities reportedly say they don't think there's a link. some 850 soldiers and police officers are being put into the mix to help protect religious sites, media offices and police buildings. there is fear there could be another strike. we salute that the french people gathered and were united yesterday and today, and there is this will to fight, to defend our liberties, democracy and tolerance. reporter: a national day of mourning was declared across paris, all activities ceased. divisions forgotten. the notre dame cathedral, filled with emotion. the "charlie hebdo" newspaper offices down the street. the crowds, flowers and candles grow as well as concerns about how the attack could be used by all sides. >> and i'm muslim i'm really concerned. all the fact of they're using that as a propaganda. >> there is no

three suspects in the brutal shooting here, they are it is reported said and cherif kouachi and hamyd mourad age 18. one is reported to already have a terror conviction. there are reports of ongoing raid related to the attack, but the police tell us there are no arrests yet. the manhunt continues. emergency crews race to the scene of france's deadliest terror attack in decades. masked gunmen with assault rifles stormed the offices of the "charlie hebdo" in a military-style attack shouting allah akbar god is great. in a matter of minutes they killed 12 before escaping in a car later found abandoned. much of the stunning video came from witnesses who saw the attack as it went down. >> i was on the balcony and heard a loud noise and saw an injured policeman. >> reporter: the shots came from automatic weapon, and it was quite shocking. it was as if we were in a state of war. many observed that the attackers were well trained and carried out plan calmly. french president francois hollande expressed sorrow in a nationally televised address wednesday evening. freedom will always be stronger than ba

the two brothers mentioned, as well as an 18-year-old accomplice hamyd mourad. pete, it's been a fluid situation today. where do things stand right now? >> the best that we know is they're still searching for the 34-year-old and the 32-year-old, the two brothers. there had been conflicting reports what happened to them but it's clear now they're on the run. the french police are engaged in an all-out effort to find them. they've described them as armed and dangerous and asked for anybody in paris that know where is they might be anyone in france, anyone in europe who knows where they might be to let french authorities know. one of the puzzling things about today, chris, is whether two or three people were involved in this attack. the french authorities earlier today, the french prosecutor said there were three suspects. these two older men and the 18-year-old, the one apparently who has turned himself in tonight. it still isn't clear what role if any, the 18-year-old played whether he simply is someone the french want to question because they think he may have i

a third suspect, 18-year-old hamyd mourad surrendered to police earlier tonight.paris. what do we know about the suspect who surrendered to police? do we know where he surrendered and why he surrendereds? was he basically cornered at that point? >> we haven't got confirmation he was even named initially by police. but we know the man who turned himself into the police station is 18 years old. he turned himself up near the belgium border. and supposedly he turned himself in because he saw his name mentioned on soeshl media and decided to go to the police station. but none of that has been confirmed by police. what police have confirmed, and it's quite clear now, they are looking for these two brothers. one of whom was convicted ten years ago of terrorist offenses, of trying to encourage a group of men to go to iraq to fight u.s. troops. and the other brother, we believe, who returned from syria in august of last year. paris tonight is a city in shock at the worst terrorist attack in 54 years here. it's a city fearful because these two men, the two gunmen pictured i

police identified three suspects, the two brothers, said and cherif kouachi and a suspected accomplice mourad hamyd, who turned himself in. they also detained nine of their expected associated. just yesterday, the brothers were cornerrd inside a printing house along with a hostage. a gunman identified as coulibaly took hostages at a kosher grocery. he is linked to a female accomplice who is still on the loose at this hour. and finally as you just heard from greg just around 5:00 p.m. security forces stormed the printing plant and the kosher deli in near simultaneous assaults. the kouachi brothers and coulibaly are dead, as well as several hostages. >>> well as the world continues now to watch the events unfold in france, many believe we are entering a new phase in the war on terror. more western jihadists are returning, ready to unleash terror on their fellow citizens back home. thousands of europe and possibly some americans are reporting with extremist groups overseas. in fact, suspect said kouachi said he was trained and financed by al qaeda. a number of al qaeda in yemen claims the terror

the third suspect we're not finding much out about, hamyd mourad, giving himself up early to the police likely spending the night in jail. what do we know? >> an 18-year-old in his final year at high school. not far north of paris, giving himself up. an indication either he had no plans for whatever it was to go on the run, perhaps didn't know this operation was coming up, whatever his involvement was, but certainly didn't want to goup against armed police. it kind of gives the indication here, perhaps he isn't as well trained with weapons or wasn't prepared to stand and fight his ground or may be innocent as his classmates have tweeted. this was a kid in class at the school at the time and couldn't have been involved in this. at least for right now, he will be potentially providing the police and intelligence services with useful and timely information that may help to corner the two brothers still on the run. >> that is a mystery if his friends at school say he was at school. perhaps they're looking at him for other parts of the operation. or perhaps not. keep us posted and let us kno

brothers are french nationals, the nationally of the third sct in the shooting. 18-year-old hamyd mourad is unclear. tes reportedly believed to be in high school cooperating after returning himself in. after his release, cherif kouachi appears to have dropped off the radar until reservicing, clad in black, carrying a machine-gun as he and his accomplices carry out their deadly missions. >> one other note is there are reports that a hashtag proclaiming his innocence said to have been started by high school classmates is trending on twitter and france and he turned himself in after hearing that he was sought as a suspect. >> thank you. >> colonel cedric lace this is a retired officer, and is in washington d.c. welcome. based on the information we have so far, do you think the guys were connected to a group? >> well i think it is highly probable that they were connected in the sense that they had the ideology of certain groups. probably al qaeda and the arabian peninsula, some of the groups active in syria, and it seems to me that they are well connected idea logically. they may have acted

he was named hamyd mourad, 18 years old.ds have been saying he was at school when all of this happened. how could he be involved? we don't know what his involvement is. and other people, we don't know who they are at this stage. are they people that have been connected to these two brothers on the run in the past? are they people who the police think these two brothers might get help from now that they're on the run, that they might go to so they're rounding them up, you know, sort of to get ahead of the curve here? or are these people they think might actually have been connect to this operation from the beginning? >> and in terms of claiming responsibility for this attack, we're hearing -- no one has claimed responsibility fully, but we're hearing the name al qaeda and yemen thrown about a bit. how much of a threat is al qaeda in yemen? >> they are one of the biggest threats to the wreest at the moment. there's a huge internal fight going on inside yemen. and it gets more and more complex by the day. but al qaeda has had a

you mentioned, too, one suspect giving himself up, that is the 18-year-old hamid hamyd mourad.s believed he could have been the driver of a getaway vehicle. he says he was innocent, and the city remains on edge. early this morning just outside of paris in the southern suburbs of this city a policewoman shot and killed, she was just attending a traffic accident. a man walked up and killed her. there is no confirmation of any lungage with the brutal a-- linkage with the brutal attack from yesterday. you mentioned the outpouring of grief and mourning for the loss of these individuals, of the people in the satirical newspaper which stood for so much more a freedom of expression, freedom of speech. in fact, a newspaper headline said exactly that. one paper said freedom assassinated, another paper said we will not be killed, freedom will not be killed. i'll just step back a little bit and show you again we've been showing you this memorial one of everything several that we've seen growing and building all around this area. we spoke to an american woman today, and she told us about th

we started off obviously with the attack by mourad then the attack on the jewish museum up in brusselsviduals trained in afghanistan or in syria, but were apparently operating under their own orders. they may have been received training from someone but they did what they saw as their own priorities. it is disturbing, the fact they're going after soft targets and targeting minorities within france. historically minorities that have faced the exact same kind of pressure from other groups in france. again, one of the worst parts about this is this is compounded by not only having this tragedy of people being murdered, then on top of it having right wing neofascist parties benefit from it. that's the ultimate tragedy. >> kate based on your research tell us more about this small network that these individuals, these terrorists were reportedly involved with. >> so cherif, the younger brother, his sort of brush with you know foreign global network first started after the 2003 invasion of iraq. he fell in with this group called the 19th network named after the neighborhood out of which it ope

. >> reporter: a third suspect, 18-year old mourad hamyd, turned himself into police last night after learning his name was linked to the attacks. friends said he'd been in school at the time of the shootings. on this national day of mourning, the bells of notre dame tolled, and french president francois hollande led a moment of silence for the 12 people killed at "charlie hebdo." the satirical weekly had a history of lampooning islam and other religions, in commentary and cartoons. today, people laid flowers and lit candles at the publication's offices, and decried the killings. >> ( translated ): it's a shame that because of humor, that we condemn humor and that we've gone so far to kill people for cartoons, for ideas. it's sad, it's a bit devastating that today in paris we've got to this point, for ideas and for humor. >> sreenivasan: all across the city, police presence was heavy this day, but tensions spiked with the fatal shooting of a policewoman in a southern suburb of paris. it remained unclear if the incident had any connection to yesterday's killings. elsewhere, in shows of

the third suspect, 18-year-old hamid mourad has turned himself into a police station north of paris.e extended the highest terror level to greater paris as authorities continue their search for the suspects and for a second night the people of france stood in solidarity at the place de la republique. the eiffel tower went dark to honor the victims. charlie hebdo confirms today that the next week's edition of the magazine would still be released, but with the print run of 1 million, far above the standard 100,000 copies. joining me now from paris is foreign editor for "the daily beast," christopher dicky. thanks for joining me at this late hour. i know we have a short delay so i will get right to it. let me ask you just about the tone among the french public at the moment. the video that we came out shows cherif kouachi in 2004 in a french documentary series on the appeal of jihad to french-algerian citizens. i wonder if the grief in paris is ever so slowly giving way to a feeling of confusion about how french security did not have a better tab on someone who clearly was monitored by

before midnight 18-year-old hamyd mourad turns himself in to police. thus with a massive mann -- thursday with a massive manhunt, a police officer is killed. north-east of paris a gas station attendant said he was robbed by the co-ashy brothers. there were reports of sault rifles. the gunmen hijack a vehicle. after a chase through an industrial area the brothers hole up in a printing factory. thousands of troops converge on the area. around 1:30pm first reports are that an armed man is taking hostages in a jewish grocery store in paris. police name two people sought in connection with the case. amedy coulibaly and hayat boumeddiene. amedy coulibaly, a man with a long criminal history is said to be the gunman in the supermarket. the gunman suspect of the "charlie hebdo" attack have taken a hostage of their own. the standoff there end with police storming in with automatic weapons and stun grenades. the two brothers kill. hostages unharmed. at around 5:15 at the supermarket siege, loud bangs and pictures show hostages led out by police. the hostage taker

hamyd mourad was in the same prison, he trained. he said france must do more to stop radical ideas spreading. >> young prisoner take refuge and islam because prison is terrible. many are looking for something to hold on to. they have questions and seek answers where they can find them. >> reporter: how many more kouachis and amedy coulibalies are out there. france needs to build a society where more feel they belong and not lash out in rage >>> there were several anti-"charlie hebdo" protests across the world on friday. many turned violent. in algiers it began peacefully but then they threw stones. meanwhile, there were anti-islam demonstrations in the czech republic where hundreds waved czech flags and chanted away with islam, this is our home. "charlie hebdo"'s latest issue has been sold out in prague >>> in the wake of the deadly attacks in paris, president obama and the british prime minister david cameron put on a united front at the white house on friday in an effort to defeat terrorism the the leaders wrapped up two days of t

the youngest suspect, 18-year-old hamyd mourad surrendered to police on wednesday according to afp afterhis name circulate og social media and denying any involvement. seven others have been detained by authorities since the shooting. the horrific attack at the offices of "charlie hebdo" took place around 11:30 a.m. in paris wednesday, 12 people killed, 11 wounded. witnesses say the gunmen yelled "we have avenged the prophet." also yelling "god is great" during their brutal rampage. reportedly speaking fluent french. this video shows the attackers moments after the slaughter. the two masked men just killed the magazine's editor and three prominent cartoonists, police caught a major break when one of the suspects left his i.d. in the "charlie hebdo" offices, a justice consultant calling it quote their only mistake. the killers seemed to show purpose, but not haste. here they execute in cold blood an already-wounded policeman, one of them pausing a second to retrieve a shoe dropped from the waiting car. and then seconds later, they make their escape. sources say investigators are paying cl

a third man, hamyd mourad 18 surrendered at a police station in a small town in eastern france after learning his name was linked to the attacks. france is in shock after yesterday's massacre. [ gunfire ] amateur video showed one of the men executing an injured policeman at point blank range. this was the worst terrorist attack in this country in two decades. now, we are hearing reports on french media of sightings of the two brothers about a hundred miles north of paris. according to these reports they were heavily armed and actually robbed a gas station. so far we're not able to confirm those reports but we're able to monitor this very closely. gayle? >> thank you. some of the strongest outrage this morning appears in newspapers around the world. they're saying things like liberty assassinated and war on freedom. another spoke of ak-47s versus pencils. others used a simple message i am charlie to defend free speech. huge crowds turned out last night as vigils were held all over france. thousands of people showing their defiance after this massacre. elizabeth palmer is also in paris

overnight, the youngest of the suspect, 18-year-old hamyd mourad turning himself in. the prosecutors here saying as ow he is still being for questioning. but the focus clearly on those two gunmen as you say. police investigating reports they have been sighted in the north of paris. there's -- in the north of france. there's been a shootout in the south of this city one police officer killed. not clear if that is connected to the attack. but it contributes to the sense here that this is a city and a country in shock and on edge. this morning, an urgent manhunt for the two gunmen responsible for the terror attack that stunned paris and the world. authorities also releasing this wanted poster of the two suspected gunmen still at large. [ gunshots ] the attack began at 11:30 a.m. paris time when two gunmen and an accomplice pulled up in a black citoren a mile from notre dame cathedral and across the city from the eiffel tower. the two opened fire on two doormen killing one. then forcing cartoon istist corrine ray to open the door with her security code. inside their targe

the other chap you're talking about, the 18-year-old, hamyd mourad, he isn't, as far as i'm aware -- the reports are saying he comes from that class that the previous -- your previous guest was talking about, that sort of class in the suburbs of paris, where socioeconomic problems exist. that's, as we noknow, one of the big problems when it companies to disenfranchisement of individuals. it's not just iraq and syria causing this. there are groups within north africa baca haram, al qaeda in the magreb. so they're getting it from the south and east. >> just a few minutes ago, nbc's casey vingrab reports she saw police racing through with sirens on a massive armored vehicle. witnesses tell nbc news about 70 officers descended in at least a dozen vans. these are live pictures. clearly a very foggy day. in france. we saw it in paris. a lot of activity there. gunners pointing out the doors. and so i want to bring you back to these two suspected killers, right. it's not clear if these guys were linked to a terrorist group. so far they've been able to stay on the run. can that have something