it is the first of three days of official mourning. and the city protected by its military is still very much in shock. the french interior minister reports 168 raids overnight and put more than 100 people on house arrest. >> it's hell. it's not even a war. it's hell. it's a nightmare. >> now back to that live picture in belgium where the raid is ongoing right now. we are learning just now that another belgium man named as one of the masterminds of the paris attacks was also implicated in that train plot that was foiled by those three sacramento friends this summer. you'll remember those three friends from sacramento stopped the gunman onboard that paris-bound train and stopped what could have been a massacre there. the mastermind of that plot implicated in this plot in paris, as well. now, this is all developing right now as we speak. so, we are monitoring that. we will bring you the latest details as we get them. sam? >> kris, thank you. >>> ever since the tragedy, americans are coming together in remembrance to all the victims of th

. >> and with that the city prepares to end three days of official mourning. >> they detained over suspected links to the paris attacks. police swoops on two locations in the town. near the border on gemny, the number arrests were foreigners. the investigation continues in france itself, this is the scene in the french capitol the remember those that pay tribute to those who were killed on friday. and lye to paris, and jackie we have seen plenty more raids today. prince us up to date where the investigation is now. >> police found a third vehicle, which is connected to the attacks. in fact, the vehicles were renting from a belgium car rental firm by french nationals which is what created this very important belgium lead to the investigation inform, they were led to three brothers that were suspected of being in involvement. one of the brothers it is suspected although not confirmed that he may be among the assailants but that is not confirmed yet, another one taken in for questioning but then was released. no evidence against him, he was not a suspect, and the third brother, saleh has now be

jonah hull has more on the first of the three days of official mourning. >> two days after the attacks, shock lingers, and grief at some of the scenes of friday's carnage, people gathered to pay their respects. the restaurants opposite one another. >> we were almost expecting it. we knew it wasn't going to be the end after january, but when it happens, you're always surprised. you think it's not possible, not in paris, not like this, so brutally. >> the emotional scenes, of course, whispered conversations, the only sound really the hum of vehicle engines. this young woman is worried about an injured friend. >> i have a friend who was shot three times in her legs, and injuries to her face. she's in stable condition, but psychologically, it's going to be very, very difficult for her, for her friends and even her family. >> i have lots of respect for the victims and their families because i know the area very well. i come here all the time. we could have been hit, too, and frankly, it's very upsetting. >> away from these locations, so solemn, so quiet, the police investigation is widening

. >> e efrl days of official mourning continue. thank you, marci. >>> an american college student from california is the first american casualty of the attack in france. >> she was killed in one of the restaurant attacks. at cal state on sunday, hundreds of people attended a vigil in her honor. her devastating mother is mourning the young woman who had big dreams. >> i feel loss. sadness. and it was my only daughter. >> the cal state vigil was held to honor the others who died in the attacks and to support the people of france. >>> the grows threat from isis is front and center at the g-0 meeting of world leaders in turkey this morning. >> it's likely what drew president obama and vladimir putin together yesterday. jim avila is traveling with the president. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and reena. normally, the g-20 summit saul about the economy. the president opened up the proceedings saying a dark cloud descended over turkey because of the paris attacks. he had three important meetings offline yesterday. including a meeting w

a memorial service at noter dame cathedral marked the start of three days of official mourning. but the fear will linger long after that. allen pizzy, cbs news, paris. >> glor: president obama is in turkey at the g-20 summit. the focus was meant to bed global economy but now it's isis. and it has the president huddling with vladimir putin. margaret brennan is there. >> reporter: as world leaders stood for a moment of silence honoring the victims of the paris attack, the looming question was how to respond. president obama even consulted with russia's vladimir putin who has been reluctant to join the fight against isis despite losing over 200 of its citizens in a jet believed to have been blown up by an isis bomb. in a meeting with president of turkey, a country also hit by isis, president obama vowed to hunt down the perpetrators. >> the killing of innocent people based on a twisted ideology is an attack not just on france, not just on turkey, but it's an attack on the civilized world. >> reporter: officials say the fight against isis will now intensify. that includes more air s

paris is in shock, of course, and the country has begun three official days of mourning. the police immediately working with forensics teams set out to identify these seven men and they said they've done it, although they've only named one of them. they were relying on dna evidence and in some cases body parts so they sound pretty sure of themselves. the named one is a french citizen citizen. he comes from the paris suburbs, he's a pretty criminal, and he has been known to security services radar since 2010 when he was apparently radicalized. the search has gono international for accomplices. turns out the cacathat was driven to the bataclan concert hall was rented by a belgian citizen. the police picked him up yesterday. he was trying to get back into belgium from france. thth've also arrested three other men from a suburb of brussels which is known to be a home to islamic radicals. and at least one of them say the man was in paris on the day of the attacks. people wonder why y e intelligence services didn't pick up chatter on these attacks. they were relatively complex,

. >> reporter: and on social media, a hashtag calling for parisians to mark the end of official mourningreturning to the bars and restaurant on tuesday night. >>> jacky rowland live for us now in paris. and francois hollande on camera once again, talking to the french people. very emotional president at the moment. >> reporter: yes on the one hand he is very much in tune with the public mood of shock and mourning at what has happened, and yet also as well as the president, he is also adopting this very statesman like stance, and also getting down to some serious geopolitical diplomatic work in terms of actually trying to shift the -- the dynamic in the international response to isil and to the crisis in syria as we were hearing from rory challands in moscow. for sometime the french have been arguing that there is a disjointed response, and francois hollande has been very much trying in the last couple of days to start joining up the dots. we have heard from john kerry, that yes, the americans are more willing to try to get the -- the iranians and the russians into the dialogue, and in fa

. >> and with that the city prepares to end three days of official mourning.onah hull, al jazeera, paris. >> and now let's take you to paris and speak with emma hayward. they're looking now for an additional suspect? >> well, we appear to have a pew problems in our link with paris. we will try to get back to emma a little bit later. well, vladimir putin has offered to cooperate with france in its defense against isil. they reached out after vowing revenge against the group, which claims to have downed a russian plane in egypt. we have reports now from moscow. >> this was a carefully prepared television event recorded the day before his broadcast on russian tv. vladimir putin was briefed by security service chief russian's foreign and defense ministers, who lived intentatively. >> according to an analysis by our specialists, a homemade bomb detonated during the flight causing the plane to break up in midair which explains why parts of the fuselage was spread over a large area. >> the men rose for a moment of silence before putin delivered a prepared address. >>

reporter: and on social media, a hashtag calling for parisians to mark the end of three days of official mourningreturning to the bars and restaurants tuesday night. >> jacky rowland is outside one of the bistros in paris, but first of all the investigation, what can you tell us that is new? >> reporter: well, a lot of the narrative that we have been hearing about the investigation has focused on three brothers, three french brothers with strong connections to brussels, and they were involved in hiring the cars that were used in the attacks, or at least two of them potentially were, the third brother was questioned by police and released. they said he was not in any way implicated. but one of the three brothers is currently searched by the police. he third brother at the moment it's not sure what became of him, there has been some unconfirmed reports that he may have been among the bombers. but at the moment police are looking for this brother, and his other brother appeared on television urging him to give himself up to police. now police are seeking a second fugitive in connection with the atta

french president has declared three days of official mourning, but there is no need for a declaration here at tem the em y sa. flags, candles, cards, memorials and flowers for the french people. 127 people dead, more than 200 wounded. some americans among them. the eight attackers dead, but police continue their search for accomplices they feel may have been involved in the planning of this. seven of those dead by suicide. after those three attacks, coordinated attacks, at a stadium, cup sert hall and cafe. isis claiming responsibility for those attacks this morning, but the concern among folks here we've spoken to what happens next. >> very sad here. i hope it's not the beginning of a big war. >> reporter: and we are told that french concerns all over the city now are getting extra dose of security amid the attacks and it's just a matter of here we are again, a lot of folks thought the last time ten months ago would be the last time but there was the underlying fear that there would be some other incident and alas here we are again. we're live outside the french embassy in northwest,

several days of official mourning continue there in paris. marci gonzalez, joining us live, thank you. >>> an american college student from california is the first american casualty of the attack in france. >> nohemi gonzalez was a student at cal state long beach, studying abroad this semester. she was killed in one of the restaurant attacks. at cal state on sunday, hundreds of people attended a vigil in her honor. her devastated mother is mourning the young woman who had big dreams. >> i feel lost. sadness. and it was my only daughter. >> the cal state vigil was held to honor the others who died in the attacks and to support the people of france. several americans are believed to be among the more than 300 people injured. >>> the growing threat from isis is front and center at the g-20 meeting of world leaders in turkey this morning. >> it's likely what drew prident obama and vladimir putin together for an impromptu meeting there yesterday. jim avila is traveling with the president. good morning to you, jim. >> reporter: good morning, kendis

. >> and on social media, hash tag calling those of paris to mark the end of three days of official mourning by returning to the bars and restaurants on tuesday night. al jazeera, paris. >> let's cross over to jacky rowland from paris to tell us about the calls made by the french on more international cooperation. >> yes, the french feel that the attacks have really thrown open the lack of a coordinated response to the threat from isil, and also to the violence in syria. at the moment, this response really is quite fragmented with the russians on one side doing their things in alliance with the iranians and on the other side, the americans and french and other western powers. france says now that there really is a much greater need for international coordination and to be working in a coordinated way, rather than a fragment way. there are suggestions the elements may be coming into place, for example, president francois hollande and his iranian counter part spoke on the phone. they said they need to fight with all their might against isil and those remarks by john kerry and he also invoked t

it is of course the second day of official mourning. we expect as we approach midday for there to be a minute's silence. we expect where we are to be the focus of national mourning when that minute of silence is held. earlier this morning president francois hollande met with the leader of france's muslim community. there are, of course, more muslims here in france than any other country in europe and it's vital that this crucial - at this crucial time for the french government to reach out to all the different minority groups in the company to dispel any kind of concern or fear. when i was over in the area yesterday we met with some members of the muslim community who felt that they could well be reprizals that they will be seen in a negative violent after the attacks on friday. a little later on in the afternoon the french president will do something that's very rare, indeed. he will dress both pouce of parliament at the palace where we expect that he will ask for the current state of emergency which is currently lasting for 12 days, to

official mourning events will continue in st.sburg until tuesday and flies were lit and flowers laid as people gathered in palace square and moscow is an it will compensate families and help with foon ral arran-- funeral arrangements. >> reporter: recovering bodies following the crash on saturday and overnight an aircraft from cairo brought back 144 of the victims. now they will be taken from the airport here to a special purpose built mortuary in the north of the city and matched with dna samples that were taken from their families and it should result in positive identification of the bodies. meanwhile the investigation into the crash goes on but it's going to be some time possibly months before they come up with anything definitive. what we do know is that this aircraft broke up at very high altitude, possibly around 30,000 feet from some catastrophic effect and the whole area of debris stretches over 20 square kilometers and they are still searching that at the moment. >> the leaders of south korea and japan agreed to speed u

the cici of paris remaininonon edgegeduring the three days of official mourning. mourning.thousands of french troops have been deployed and many tourist sites have been shut down.people panicked last night when police cleared hundndds of peoeoe from a memorial site when firecrackers sparked a false alarm. one family in the corridor had to wait hours to find out if their son, studying abroad in france, was alive after the chaos friday night. christine and ed luebe said they weren't able to get ahold of their son -- trevor -- for hours.he was at the soccer match where a suicide bomber attacked just outside the stadium.even though the blast shook the entire stadium -- many people inside had no idea what was going on in the city. knew what was going on, they thought it was just part of the game." budded to ""my heart aches for the people that didn't make it," it,"the two attended a silent march and memorial last night at newbo city rket.a crowd of about 50 people gathered in cedar rapids to stand with the french capital city from thousands of miles away. "when you're

paris is in shock, of course, and the country has begun three official days of mourning.he police immediately working with forensics teams set out to identify these seven men and they said they've done it, although they've only named one of them. they were relying on dna evidence and in some cases body parts so they sound pretty sure of themselves. the named one is a french citizen, a petty criminal, and he has been known to security services radar since 2010 when he was apparently radicalized. the search has gone international for accomplices. turns out the car that was driven to the bataclan concert hall was rented by a belgian citizen. the police picked him up yesterday. he was trying to get back into belgium from france. they've also arrested three other men from a suburb of brussels which is known to be a home to islamic radicals. and at least one of them say the man was in paris on the day of the attacks. people wonder why the intelligence services didn't pick up chatter on these attacks. they were relatively complex, they involved a lot of people, some of whom are

three days of official mourning. jona hull, al jazeera, paris. swooped on two locations in the town near gemny's border the netherlands. live for us, i know you are outside, and we have been told that all the frenching people have been told they can't go out and start their lives once again. we will talk about that in just a moment. but the investigation itself, what more can you tell us. what we heard about in the direct aftermath of the attacks is that there is a very important belgium angle to the case. the fact that the cars used in the attack has been rented from a belgium car rental and track down the people that rented the cars well during the course of the day, a third car, was found it was found in the 18th hour, to the north of pair, so that's three cars now and at police have been interesting in speaking to three brothers. now one of those brothers was released after questioning very much clearly not a suspect. his name is mohammad and he has been calling for his brother. french police have issued an international alert saying that thi

and with that the stay prepares to end three days of official mourning >>> we are joined from washington.c. from ambass da are door james woolsey, former -- ambassador james woolsey, former director of the c.i.a., let's start with francis hollande hoping for a groond coalition against -- grand coalition against i.s.i.l. and travelling to the u.s. next week. the president was not interested in coordinating with i.s.i.l., but he said if the focus is on i.s.i.l., he can say an expanding of relations. >> it's a bit of jockeying. the american government did not support the people of syria when bashar al-assad used chemical weapons against them. i think they have done it again. the long-term strategic consequences of that could be negative. on the other hand, the russians, our allies during world war ii, are good fighters, and they - they are beginning to move effectively against i.s.i.s., more so than we have. it's a mixed bag. it's a complicated pact, trying to plan joint operations between americans, russians and french. could be a challenge for any team of military leaders, but it may be u

the city of paris remains on edge during the three days of official mourning. mourning.thousands of french troops have been deployed d d many tourist sites have been shut down.people panicked last night when police cleared hundreds of people from a memorial site when firecrackers sparked a false alarm. one family in the cocoidor had to wait hours to find out if their son, studying abroad in france, was alive after the chaos friday night. christine and ed luebe said they weren't able to get ahold of their son -- trevor -- for hours.he was at the soccer match where a suicide bomber attacked just outside the stadium.even though the blast shook the entire stadium -- many people inside had no idea what was going on in the city. "no one at the soccer match knew what was going on, they thought it was just part of the game." budded to ""my heart aches for the people that didn't make it," it,"the two attended a ilent march and memorial last night at newboity market.a crowd of aaut 50 people gathered in cedar rapids to stand with the french capital city from thousands of

>> right now france remains under a state of emergency as the country observes three days of official mourning. just in to us from the u.s. department of homelands we are hearing that an unspecified number of america ns are among the wounded. not killed. >> a final look at the forecast for the weekend. >> still windy and chilly out there now. temperatures in the 40s. bundle up as you're heading out the door. there's a live look at storm tracker. temperatures starting out in the low to mid 40s. but it's l about the wind tais morn morning. 33 miles per hour at newark. 32 la guardia. that could cause some airport delays. the wind are howling all around the tri state. 37 miles per hour down the jersey shore. the winds will continue to bring at windchill down as you're heading outside. so windchills are in the 30s to w 40s. that's what you need to dress for today. later on, a high temperature back into the 50s. we're going to see the seven day forecast in just a minute. 51 is your high for today, but it doesn't feel like 51. you do need to dress for 40s. overnight tonight down to 39. one more chill

. >> three days of official mourning.onah hull, al jazeera, paris. >> vladimir putin has said he will cooperate with france. he has reached out after isil claims to have downed a russian plane in egypt. we have reports now from moscow. >> this was a carefully prepared television event. vladimir putin was briefed by security services. >> a homemade bomb detonated during the flight causing the plane to break up in midair, which is explains why parts of fuselage was spread across a wide area. >> then the men rose for a moment of silence before putin delivered a prepared address. >> we will seven for them anywhere they're hiding. we'll find them an at any place on the planet and punish them. >> there butten was briefed on groups of syria. and kremlin agreed to coordinate their syrian strikes. putin instructed the navy to work with france's navy. >> because of the way he syria and what it was doing in there. >> the 224 people inside the plane was initially--the technical fault was considered likely. but then morgan to doubt th

>>> as paris begins its third official day of mourning today, sadness turns to terror for a crowd at a memorial there. the city of light is on edge again after firecrackers send people running for their lives. france's most wanted. right now ap international man hunt for salah abdeslam. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm chris cato. we'll have live coverage of the terror in paris in a moment. first, the weather and after a gorgeous sunday here the work week is off to a cool start. we take a live look at boathouse row. temperatures warm into the 60s, then we're tracking some rain for later in the week. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley and his first alert forecast. >> good morning. you feel the chill in the air. our skies are clear. once the sun is up we'll be in for a warm-up. clear view from center city. the temperature 47 degrees and falling. look at toms river at 39 degrees this morning. south philadelphia 43, 46 at northeast philadelphia airport. a quick warm-up with bright sunshine from the 40s into the 50s, by 9:00, lunch time we'll be in the 60s. i'll be b

more on the first day of three days of official mourning in france. >> reporter: two days after the attacks, shock lingers and grief. at some of the scenes of friday's carnage, people gathered to pay their respects. the restaurants opposite one another the le carillon and . >> you wouldn't think it was possible in paris so brulgtsly. >> reporter: in the 11th district the cafÉ and another one. emotional scenes of course whispered, conversations the only sound really, the hum of vehicle engines. this young woman is worried about an injured friend. >> translation: i have a friend who was shot three times in her legs and injuries to her face. she is in a stable conditions but psychologically it will be very difficult for her and her family. >> translation: i have lots of respect for the victims and their families because i know the area very well. i come here all the time. we could have been hit too and frankly it's very upsetting. >> reporter: away from these locations so solemn, so quiet, the police investigation is widening, taking in locations from belgium to montenegro to the aisles of gre

hand them back to families for burial, but when they do he says he will announce more days of official mourning. at a hotel near the airport, families wait for news. government officials on hand for information and help. >> the investigators are currently conducting genetic tests and questioning the rel tichs of the victim. tests aside, every individual is being offered medical and psychological support. >> reporter: in st. petersburg cathedral, a service to remember the victims. the outpouring of sympathy and support, a measure of how deeply the pain is being felt here. and back outside the airport, the steady stream of support becomes a flood. the tributes grow. among the flowers and toys, heart felt messages and photos of victims. nic robertson, cnn, st. petersburg, russia. >> a step towards solving the mystery for some other grieving family members, a cargo ship that went down in a hurricane exactly one month ago may have been found near the bahamas. a deep sea drone is expected to go into the water today to confirm whether the wreckage is "el faro." the u.s. navy says the object is resting

three days of official mourning. the museums are closed, the big shops, the christmas markets. >> the attacks on "charlie hebdo" there was that sense, and it was several days later the killers were finally killed themselves. and there was a sense that it was over. you don't get that sense here here this time. >> no. >> that this is one step in, as the french president said, this is a war. and people are echoing that time and time again. >> i will say, when we get world leaders in front of us, you know, people who we can question, who we can interview, what actually does that mean we're in a state of war? when the president of a nation comes on national television and tells his people war has been declared against us by an army. using very clear legal terminology, war army, army of jihadists, army of terrorists. we will fight back, he said, ruthlessly and mercilessly. what does that mean? i think people want to know what their democratically elected leaders are going to do to keep them safe. >> what this war looks lik

france is officially in mourning. hundreds have gathered to pay attribute to the 129 people killed. this is al jazeera. the attacks on paris have galvanised a push for the solution in syria. government heads moving towards an agreement on solution in vienna. we begin in france where prosecutors have been giving more details about the gunmen an suicide bombers who carried out attackss on friday night. 129 people were killed and more than 350 injured. the highly coordinated operation which was been claimed by i.s.i.l. involved a multinational team with linkss to the middle east belgium and possibly germany. in belgium suspects have already been arrested. apparently two passed through greece. two attackers have french roots, one of them was a 29-year-old paris native. his brother and father have been taken into custody. more from paris. >> reporter: the memories of the brutal attacks still all too raw. parisians came to stand lighting candles in tribute to those who lost their lives. prayers too for the lives surgeons in the city's hospitals are still fighting to save. nearly a hundred

mourn those who lost their lives in the crash. candles were lit and flowers laid as people gathered in palace square. officialmourning eventsl continue in tuesday. moscow says it will competent victims' families and help with funeral arrangements. peter sharp joins us from st. petersburg. peter, as we said some of the bodies have already been returned. others are expected later. take us through that and take us -- tell us what happens to them. >> reporter: yes, well, we have had 144 bodies came in overnight. it's a bad day for the people here. it really brings back to them, you know, what this is all about. there will be more bodies coming over the next half a day, day navy suppose. they will be taken to a purpose-built mortuary which is in the north of the city and there they will be matched up with the dna samples that have been taken from their families. and that will confirm their identities, which is obviously so important to the people who are going through all of this. it's a bad day. and it's not going to get any better really. >> indeed. as for the investigation, peter, tell us what's happening there

this is a country in a state of mourning officially. >> a state of mourning. such danger.ou for that. >>> 38 minutes past the hour. time for an early start on your money. could there be a bounce in stocks today? rotten day for stocks. lower in europe and in asia right now. really the whole story is what happens today. will there be a bounce in the u.s. the dow dropped 250 points. the s&p 500 now once again down for the year. and a small parking fine sparked into thousands of dollars. these debt collectors are sent by the government. earlier this year, cnn money investigation exposed high fees and scary threats collectors hired by government agents. after seeing the reporting, new jersey senator cory booker trying to stop those practices. >> we cannot have this where you have people being harassed and getting penalties and fees on top of that. $10 may turn into $100 which is something my bill limits and you may end up in jail as a result. this is not the country we should be where we have a modern day debtor's prison. >> he will protect people at the federal level and study

when you talk to people, the sun has set on the third and final official day of mourning. the city will stay on edge for some time. back to you. jummy: diane gallagher live in paris. makeshift memorials have been piling up at the french embassy in northwest d.c. jeannette reyes has more. jeanette says an overwhelming outpouring of support at the french embassy. dozens of bouquets and candles, even bottles of wine. say they areudents touched by this show of solidarity. as frenchan high students stopped by the french embassy to pay their respects. theiroup of teens and teachers landed a day before the attacks. thousands of miles away from home, in a foreign land, they say this is the closest they can get to their country, still reeling from its deadliest attack since world war ii. >> it is difficult to be so far away. i want to thank the americans because we get so much from you. we began 2015 badly. year also very badly. jeaneta secret service officer remained vigilant throughout the weekend and today, officials not taking chances of the possibility tragedy might strike aga

. >>> today is the first official day of mourning in france following friday's terror attacks. officials confirmed to abc news two of the dead suspects were french nationals living in belgium. now here is the very latest information. one of the dead attackers was from the brussels suburb where raids took place yesterday. a second was from the broader brussels area. cnn reports the attacks were planned in syria. at least 129 people are dead, more than 350 are injured. 99 of those in critical condition. isis has claimed responsibility. officials found a syrian passport and have identified one attacker. isis has claimed responsibility. police have found a second car the gunmen used in a paris suburb. ak-47 machine guns were inside that abandoned car. >> one less dent said he was surprised to see this because the neighborhood is usually calm and quiet. abc news reporter marcy gonzalez is in paris with more about the victims and the arrests of that been made. >> good morning, carolyn. the fbi now sending a team to paris where you can see the scenes are still barricaded off. authoriti

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. >> the government has declared an official day of mourning and has promised to launch an investigation into why afghan forces failed to rescue the victims. >> when protesters tried to climb the wall, police fired shots in the air to stop them. but the scale of this demonstration may send a strong message to the government that the people are frustrated by the lack of security and weak economy. and they want their leaders to do something about it. jennifer glasse, kabul. >> the national league for democracy continues it's march towards parliament, continues it's par towards a very big win for this election. one of the latest results to be announced by the union commission, not surprisingly aung san suu kyi comfortbly won her seat. she was an incumbent mp in that seat. she won that seat in the prior election three years ago. so very much on track to win more than two-thirds of the seats in the upper and lower houses of parliament. that's what it needs to do to be able to form the next government on its own. remembering that the military is still guaranteed a quarter of all seats in parli

first time he's committed to suppting the candidate. 3 3 3 parisians are in their second official day of mourning after friday's terror attacks... while french police and military units continue to hunt down those responsible.our national correspondent scott thuman is in paris... where residents are debating the best way to prevent future terror attacks 3 for at least one moment, all of paris seemed to stop. silence... rememberance... and in questions. how can they be keep from being stuck again? that vast differences?(sot) doing it to be more aggressive. (sot)the fact that they attacked syria... i don't think this raid was a good idea. and i'm afraid i'm really really really scared. while french and us fighter jets immediately unleash a tort of attacks in syria, the real power was concentrated in a room in turkey. worlrl leaders.s. under pressure for policies... that the islamic state are defeating. (sot)"is it time for your stragey to change?"(sot)"there will be an intensification, of the stragigy that we put forward. teh stragey that we are putting forward is the stragey taht ultimately that i

now, on this first official day of mourning, we saw the pictures earlier. paris still on edge protected by its military as it mourns. we also have photos of raids that were, that happened overnight ins. some of the raids there, 168 of them in all and the french interior minister reports that now more than 100 people are under house arrest. the french deputy mayor says the city is shell shocked. >> it's not even a war. it's hell. it's a nightmare. >> now, let's take you back out to belgium and those raids in that neighborhood there. we're learning that another of the belgian masterminds is implicated in the foiled attack on a paris-pound train. you might remember this summer. that was the attack that was stopped by those three sacramento friends and it speaks to the fact that those are coordinated attacks in some way. sam and laura. >> thank you very much, kris. >>> 6:03 right now. you know the bay area is showing solidarity with those thousands of miles away. this morning, san francisco international airport is there on your left, as well as city hall lit u

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russian president vladimir putin ordered an investigation into the carb and declared sunday an official day of mourning for the victims. >> new at 11, the halloween keftume causes a scare at fort brag after a soldier dresses up as a suicide bomber. this costume included a fake explosive vest. part of the military base had to be evacuated. right now the incident is under further investigation. >> the halloween tragedy in new york after the car plows through trick or treaters killing 3 people. the accident happened just before 5:00 tonight in the bronx. police say the 52- year- old driver rammed into the back of another vehicle before hitting the trick or treaters. two adults and the 10- year- old girl were killed. 4 others injured and no word on what may have caused the crash. >> fire fighters battling fierce flames today in fitchburg. the fire started on the third floor of the multi- family home on granite street and it spread down to the basement. more than 20 people now without a home. witnesses say they could see smoke several blocks away. >> nathan right here and oh, like i see smoke. and look up a

amid this last official day of mourning. this is a live look as a most of silence begins in paris. >> taking a look there french president francois hollande leading that group and in this country a philadelphia police officer fires his weapon during a foot chase with suspect. >> a discovery of two dead babies in a grassy lot. authorities believe the babies had undergone autopsy. >> and the latest for you with weather and traffic and david murphy is looking outside with accuweatheren there's been a situation in south yoursy all morning long and can karen has the latest on that. >> a big accident in new jersey involving an overturned ra tractor-trailer that happened 295 northbound which was shut down at route 42. i want to show you the action cam. you can kind of see how much activity is going on. we had an overturned tractor-trailer carrying lumber. they had to unload the lumber and put it on another tractor-trailer and right now they cleared that scene, 295 northbound had reopened at route 4 2. we are still seeing a ramp clo

. >> reporter: russias president ordered an investigation into the crash and claired an official day of mourning for victims. >> anchor: a deadly hotel attack in sew mallia killed ten a sue said bomber blew up a vehicle filled with explosives. gunmen stormed into the hotel and shot people and the terrorist group has claimed responsibility for the attack on-line. 28 people were killed in a nightclub fire in romania on friday night. investigators were at the scene looking into what started the fire that injured more than 140 people. club owners are the target of the investigation right now. officials say sound proofing material in the club may not have been fire proof. the fire comes over a decade after another nightclub tragedy back here at home in northeast. the station nightclub fire in warwick rhode island killed a hundred people and injured more than 200 others. the families of the victims say the romanian fire is similar. >>> a teen tragedy in franklin, a young girl killed after crashing her car into a tree. witnesses say the rescuers were trying to pull this girl from the car but weren't ab

. >> the government has declared an official day of mourning, and has promised to launch an investigation as to why afghan forces failed to increase skew the victims. >> when protestors tried to climb the wall into the presidential compound, fires were shot in the air to stop them. the scale of this demonstration may send a message to the government that the people are frustrated by the lack of security and the weak economy and want their leaders to do something about it. al jazeera, kabul. >>> syrian opposition figures have reject a russian draft proposal aimed at solving the nearly five year war. the document proposes a congressional reform pros and presidential elections. they say it's aimed at keeping president bashar al assad in power. inside syria, government forces have broken a long siege of strategic air base in the north. we have this report. >> this is a significant breakthrough and a strategic gain. the siege of the military airport has now been broken. isil has been pushed back. the syrian government and its allies now have an air base in the north of the country, after losin