but the perpetrators weren't syrians. they were french and belgian nationals, with passports. are france alone has contributed some 2,000 foreign fighters to the ranks of i.s.i.l. in syria and iraq and that is a potential security vulnerability that some people in congress say is a bigger danger than admitting syrian refugees into america. that's because the u.s. has a visa waiver program with 30 other nations allowing, bypassing of screening process that entrants do. easily use their passports for easy access to the united states and plot new attacks here. libby casey has this report. >> compare the programs. on the one hand, the obama administration wants to admit 10,000 syrian refugees that takes a year and a half to two years. on the other hand, the vee is a waiver program. >> the vee is a waiver program has many, many more people going through it millions, it takes virtually no time as opposed to 18 months to 24 months and there's much less vetting. we need to really tighten up that program. >> democrats on capitol hill and some republicans say they want improvements, esp

and the third question did the perpetrator or perpetrators act with intent to destroy the group in whole or in part? >> rakhine state lies on myanmar's western coast, and its northern tip borders bangladesh. around a million muslims who identify as rohingya live here. for more than a century, burma was governed as a province of british india. hundreds of thousands of south asians were brought to the country by the colonial authorities. britain encouraged labour migration into rakhine in order to develop its rich agriculture. around two million buddhist rakhine also live in the state. they trace their roots to a temple complex at mrauk u. the rakhine consider themselves a distinct ethnic group - separate from the burmese. rakhine historians view the temples as a fortress against muslim aggression.... which began when the mogul empire conquered india. there is a common perception that the rohingya represent a new islamic invasion. the rakhine insist that the rohingya are not a separate ethnic group. instead they are illegal immigrants from bangladesh, who lie about their roots in order to

perpetrate the act. once again, it is really up to the prosecutor, francois hollande to give details of this. i would just like to say that europe must otherwise itself and to defend itself against this threat. tomorrow, i will be with the minister of justice and we will be asking all the ministers of justice to make sure that europe urgently puts in place a pan european plan to reinforce external frontiers and also to coordinate in a more efficient way a strategy of arms. france has been asking for this for more than 18 monthsnessently. the p.n.r. project has been discussed by the consist as you will of europe, the european parliament and the commission, bub this has not gone fast enough, and it doesn't go far enough, either. i would like to urge therefore from paris where one of the most major terrorist attacks has been perpetrated, that we collectively act here on behalf of all the ministers of the interior tomorrow, which brings into coordination all the departments of anti terrorism. we have to go f

coming up, french president hollande is vowing to strike back at the perpetrators responsible. you heard early. he said he knows who these people were and he'll strike back with no mercy. plus, more reaction live from the ground coming up as we continue breaking news coverage on fox news channel. ridiculous number of miles... or there's a fee to use them. i know. it's so frustrating. they'd be a lot happier with the capital one venture card. and you would, too! why? it's so easy with venture. you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. just book any flight you want then use your miles to cover the cost. now, that's more like it. what's in your wallet? >>>. >> translator: many people have been injured, some seriously so we wanted to be here to they will them that we will fight back and deal with the perpetrators without mercy. >> that was french president francois hollande to show no mercy when dealing with the perpetrators of last night's attacks. doctor, you believe that this was a complete and total breakdown of intelligence. >> well, it was, if there was an

coming up, french president hollande is vowing to strike back at the perpetrators responsible. heard early. he said he knows who these people were and he'll strike back with no mercy. plus, more reaction live from the ground coming up as we continue breaking news coverage on fox news channel. ridiculous number of miles... or there's a fee to use them. i know. it's so frustrating. they'd be a lot happier with the capital one venture card. and you would, too! why? it's so easy with venture. you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. just book any flight you want then use your miles to cover the cost. now, that's more like it. what's in your wallet? >>>. >> translator: many people have been injured, some seriously so we wanted to be here to they will them that we will fight back and deal with the perpetrators without mercy. >> that was french president francois hollande to show no mercy when dealing with the perpetrators of last night's attacks. doctor, you believe that this was a complete and total breakdown of intelligence. >> well, it was, if there was any in

it was passed specifically to go after the perpetrators of 9/11. and everybody knows isil didn' t s no argument that isil perpetrated this crime. so congress has to finally take this seriously. fernando: but what' s the problem? it' s very difficult for american citizens to imagine that congress in general or specific, certainly a majority, are they afraid it as a declaration of war? senator kaine: yeah. it is funny fernando. ,85% or 90% of members of taking some military action s some important details and differences, but we but members of congress are afraid to vote. we' re not supposed to be at war without a vote in congress but the vote on the iraq war had all i see in congress what folks frankly want to do. criticize the president' s strategy, but not vote to authorize what he' s doing? not vote to stop what he' s doing, not vote to refine or revise what he' s doing, so sen. flake and i, to show that bi-partisanship was possible, we introduced a resolution in june. and now you see 35 house members, bi-partisan, petitioning the new speaker, pa

. >> out of a hundred, how many of the perpetrators were removed from campus?ng that time. >> so these guys could just get away with it? >> absolutely. and people could commit it repeatedly. i was certainly aware of some individuals who had committed it repeatedly. >> a survivor at occidental college contacted me. he noticed her rapist's name matched the name in two other cases. she was the third student to be raped by this student. and the most troubling aspect of this case is that he was allowed back or is allowed to come back onto campus. >> i thought it was only one but now i know it's two other women and who knows who else just wasn't able to step forward. it seemed like a prime hunting ground for someone like him. >> my assailant, he's done much worse to other people. he has assaulted at least four different women. that's just who i know of. >> two weeks after i reported, i got a call from the detective saying that they found two other girls that he had previously raped, and they were both university of tulsa students, and they had both reported to the sc

they believe the passport belongs to one of the perpetrators in the latest flashes. do continue to confirm that. the attacks have put extra security any on the e.u.'s borders and particularly the block's handling of the migrant and refugee crisis. a joint statement said, quote, everything that can be done at the european level to keep france safe will be done. >>> speaking at the g-20 gathering in turkey, german chancellor angela merkel said the perpetrators of the paris attacks must be found in order to help both the victims and innocent refugees. >> translator: in france, together with other security forces and authorities, it is now about finding out who the perpetrators, who are the organizers, and which connections might exist. we owe that to the victims and their relatives in particular. but we also owe it to our own security and to the many innocent refugees fleeing war and terrorism. >>> joining us now to discuss further is marco and hadley is still with us. marco, very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. first and foremost, why paris? why has paris b

or attempting to perpetrate attacks right here in the united states. many of those people are being found and arrested. as ambassador was saying, our intelligence community, even if we thwart 100 attacks, the perpetrators, the terrorists, only have to be successful once. for an unbelievable tragedy, an unbelievable scale to occur. >> we heard one of these people was on a watch list. we know that in the boston marathon bombing, for example, he was on our watch list as well. i think there's a lot of questions about how well we are following these people and whether or not we've given the fbi, for example, enough rein in terms of pursuing these investigations the way they need to. >> i was briefed by the staff of the armed services committee this morning and of course with the briefing we just heard from france on your program. you can tell this is a military-style operation executed against innocent civilians. as the ambassador said, this is not an issue of how to thwart them, it's how do we take down the terrorist infrastructure. after 9/11, we pulled t

now, they believe to be certain all are of the perpetrators are in custody. think of that what you will. they believe the immediate danger has passed. and they're trying to figure out how to prep. the main airport is open. flights are being allowed in early this morning. we're not confident they're being allowed out. we know that flights from the united states are moving. american airlines announced suspended flights across france. borders were said to be closed. they're having tight security but they're allowing people to pass there and on the rails as it's believed the french did not want to send a message they have shut them down, instead that life will go on. the president made it clear, french president, that a war will happen, it will be pitiless and the french people will stand united. our coverage continues throughout the night live on fox news channel right after this. a totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "nothing can replace brad!" then liberty mutual calls. and you break into your happ

now, they believe to be certain all are of the perpetrators are in custody. think of that what you will. they believe the immediate danger has passed. and they're trying to figure out how to prep. the main airport is open. flights are being allowed in early this morning. we're not confident they're being allowed out. we know that flights from the united states are moving. american airlines announced suspended flights across france. borders were said to be closed. they're having tight security but they're allowing people to pass there and on the rails as it's believed the french did not want to send a message they have shut them down, instead that life will go on. the president made it clear, french president, that a war will happen, it will be pitiless and the french people will stand united. our coverage continues throughout the night live on fox news channel right after this. a totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "nothing can replace brad!" then liberty mutual calls. and you break into your happ

or perpetrators want to do? i keep fingers crossed this is not the case. and that they'll tell us the operation is done, finished and not a prolonged one. >> stay with us. i'm going to go to another person joining us now, tom roguan, a terrorism expert as well. you've been following the developments in paris, france. we're seeing russia sending jets to conduct air strikes after finding our, confirming the metro jet was down by isis terrorists. we know isis took credit for that and friday attacks have been, there is two bomb scares for two planes tonight. that might have been, we don't know if it's a hoax. what are we seeing here? i asked a young man saying is this the new normal? he said no. we're accustomed to this since september 11th. that young man, keith russo went on to say he will not let any terrorists take away his resolve to live fearly and wonned fully made but not afraid of any man. >> the problem is the difference between people in our society is that a lot of people and i speak for people in europe are changing how they operate and feel. that

i will say that all of our investigative resources are being devoted to determining who the perpetrator or perpetrators of this crime are. >> reporter: police are also looking for anyone who may have information, who may have heard anything or have home surveillance in that neighborhood. to give them a call. nicole oliverio, 7 news. >> right now breaking news out of illinois. authorities say a police officer found dead actually took his own life. this just coming into the newsroom. that officer originally radioed for help saying he was chasing three suspects. his death happened back in september. >> christa: investigators reveal shobing details that the officer had been embezzling money for years. cheryl fiandaca has the breaking details. cheryl? >> reporter: christa, investigators say lieutenant charles gliniewicz actually killed himself. his body was discovered back in september and sparked a massive manhunt for his killers. now officials are saying that after a review, the evidence points to a carefully-staged suicide. they say gliniewicz had been committing crimes for years and had

action.ant to neutralize the perpetrators of these attacks and those who give the orders. terrorists isse to terrorize us, to divide us. sure to guarantee within each commune in france the unity that is our strength, the levelheadedness that is our dignity. you are elected officials of the republic. you represent the diversity of our country. and you also represent all of the causes of our country. but when faced by a terrorist threat, we are all the same. all the regions are the same. longer political strife, there is just men and , other electedty officials who know their responsibilities for the public. that you want to show that will. before both chambers of the parliament on monday, i expressed the responses that i wish to bring to this terrorist threat which attacked us. first of all, at the international level, the syrian operations have been ramped up. an aircraft carrier has arrived. and in the is mediterranean, it will be able to triple attack capacity. i called the international community -- i called on them to become involved in what was the -- in one must be a

isis seems to be the perpetrator. the fingerprints look that way. we need here from someone in the terrorist world about what happened. i say we having other 24 hours before the facts come in. cory: how you figure out, pieced together what has happened? you have been involved in many times in the past in trying to piece this together. i know you were involved in the sordid attempt to down plane over detroit -- thwa rted attempt to down a plane over detroit. how do you deal with what happened? mclaughlin: you look at this and faces. -- in phases. people look at everything they can see and collect at this moment. people look back at their files and what they can archive on the intelligence side. sometimes, you learn a lot by looking back and finding things, that now that you know that this has happened, you feel relief, and you start to fill in the picture and see information that did not seem significant at the time. chances are they have been following people in france, surveilling them. they will go through all of that here andat did we miss among

to use weapons, then sent back to our territory to perpetrate their attack. reporter: investigators are working to determine what abaaoud have been determining fromaoud had been planning this flat in paris and whether he left instructions for his deadly work. anchor: police have carried out placesds that targeted involving bill all healthy -- b ilal hadfi's family. in's talk more to pierre brussels. what's the latest in regards to the raids carried out in the belgian capital today? sketchy.he details are the federal prosecutor is not very forthcoming with this nation. qweste had very few communications since saturday -- few press communications since saturday. for instance, the number of raids and searches that took today, we- took place now know that it was, after all, nine raids. itre were a few hours where was thought to be only seven. nine people were arrested, seven of them are either related to bilal hadfi or people linked to his life in belgium. this 20-year-old jihadist blew himself up on the stade de france surroundings in paris on friday. two are al

. >> when you listen to her run down the profile of the victims and perpetrators, sound familiar to youh, it does. my story is a lot like the kids trafficked out of faster care. i grew up in a little opposite of a foster care home. a great middle class home. they did everything that they could that they now to protect me, but i was sexually abused at a young age, and that set me up for a trafficker. when a trafficker came into my life at the age of 10, he was 17, and started grooming me, selling me to his friends and selling me to people in the community it wasn't that hard of a transition. >> and you didn't realize, i'm guessing a crime was being help? >> not at all, i didn't hear the words human trafficking until 2009 when i was in college. >> so what happened at the end of the story? what is the road out of this. >> for me i became unmarkable. at the age of 12 pedophiles become disinterested. and it just ended for me. >> and now are their residual problems? is this a long tail story that you still have to live with now? >> yeah, absolutely. i didn't begin talking about it until i was

they perpetrate atrocities to advance a hateful worldview. musthe member states, intensify and accelerate our efforts to degrade and defeat these groups once and for all. we need a global initiative to more attacks in our homeland and stabilize the middle east. for this reason we welcome it applied the resolute call to take all necessary measures in compliance with international law, to counsel isil and we must also choke off funding, arms, recruitment and other kinds of support to isil. as the revolution -- resolution recognizes, they've made it clear in iraq that they face a serious threat of continued attacks. the assad regime has shown it cannot and will not suppress the threat. even as it undertakes actions that benefit the extremist recruiting. in this regard, the united states has been leading international efforts to provide assistance. we are taking in accordance with the u.n. charter the necessary and proportionate military actions to deny isil safe haven. states, along with 64 and internationaltance organizations has formed a coali

or perpetrators of this crew am are. >> reporter: there could be a separate crime scene. investigators are trying to determine if the woman was murdered elsewhere and her body brought to the scene and burned. >> we don't have any evident at this point that the came happened here other than the fact that the burning happened there and as it pertains to when the individual was killed. from the me's office and we'll have more. >>i the i dent of the victim is not identified yet is any -- [ indiscernible ] late last night around the same sometime and a very active investigation. jim smith, wbz news. back to you. >> jim, thank you very much. >>> a fourth person is expected to be a raped in the murder of a marshfield man. they will face murder and burglary charges. the 45-year-old robert mckenna was found dead and three others are charged in that crime. >>> and a horrific wreck caught on camera. the car flips in manchester sending a pregnant woman and her husband to the hospital. and there, the doctors rushed to performance eels c-section. we're hearing more from the family. sus

francois hollande vowing to lead a ruthless fight against the perpetrators.dent obama spoke by phone to hollande to offer the condolences of the american people. he gave his unwavering support for the people of france, our oldest ally and friend and reaffirm the offer of any necessary support to the french investigation. also, very important. to those who have loved one in paris at the moment, a few different ways to get in touch. facebook has been promoting its new feature which existed before. now at the top of your page where people can check in as safe. a lot of people i know are doing that on my facebook page. friends of friends. you can check there. also, the department of state has put out this notice. those concerned about a u.s. citizen in paris can call 1-888-407-4747 in the u.s. or 202-501-4444 overseas for assistance and follow at travel governor governor for twitter. 888-407-4747 if you're concerned about a loved one in paris. american authorities, of course, the embassy coordinating an effort to identify and mick shaur americans there are accoun

multiple locations perpetrators at large. plus a massive hostage situation because le bataclan on friday evening there is always lots of people there. the president and minister ever interior are holding a crisis meeting at the ministry of interior, as we speak. and, well, this i think the first operation of this sort on this scale in a capital city. , and obviously east of paris is in lockdown mode. but, for the moment there have been no clear instructions given to people. it is not. it is active situation. one which is rapidly evolving. >> francois, can i ask you, presuming that there will have been various contingency plans ready to put in place, following "charlie hebdo" and attack on jewish supermarket and so on, but it does appear they have been taken unawares by the three locations, multiple locations of this? >> it's the combination of the multiple locations and of the modusndi. suicide operation near the staid de france. shooting in three locations shortly there after in central district much paris. and a mass hostag

i will say that all of our investigative resources are being devoted to determining who the perpetrator or perpetrators of this crime are. >> police would like your help, if you know anything about this case or anything about the vehicle that was out here last night, by the way, the d.a. hopes the medical examiner's autopsy will provide even more information for them. live in bridgewater, jonathan hall, 7news. >>> police make yet another arrest in a gruesome murder in marshfield. mark o'brien appeared in court today charged with murder and unarmed burglary in connection with the death of a 45-year-old man. investigators say a group of people broke into the man's home in september. police say they found the man with severe cuts to his hands and the back of his head and weapons and gems were stolen from the home. three other people are channeled in this case. lowell. a fire shooting from every window in the house that happened just before midnight. no one was living there at the time, so no one hurt, but an veght investigation is underway. >>> still coming up here on 7news at 6:00. rememb

this would all have involved violent action, perpetrated by european jihadists, who would be sent torance to perpetrate the act. >> reporter: in this state of really not -- not panic, but certainly there is deep concern about security, we can tell you, del, of course there was probably little or no surprise that the government, the prime minister, had very little trouble in pushing through this three-month extension of the state of emergency through the national assembly today because people are so-so -- so worried about their security. he said there is the possibility of biological and chemical weapons use here in france. and the distribution of antidotes for biological and chemical weapons which have been found in syria, has now been allowed to be distributed to emergency services. and of course the state of emergency gives them all sorts of interesting power, that will be determined in the long run whether they hammer of human rights here. but off duty policemen can carry weapons and use them if they deem it necessary, of course. wide search and seizure powers. they can put people

this would all have involved violent action, perpetrated by european jihadists, who would be sent tonce to perpetrate the act. >> reporter: and del, not surprisingly there was very little resistance to the idea of the government exing tending this three-month state of emergency across france, and as you know that gives them very wide ranging power. they can enter homes without warrants, there are even things like the police being able to carry their weapons when they are off duty, and now we're looking forward to an e.u. minister's meeting tomorrow in brussel, which will bring a lot of discussion about these porous borders, and how do you stop people like abaaoud from criss crossing, which he appears to do. >> dane that thank you very much. >>> we talked about this issue with congressman steve king earlier on your world this morning. >> i'm glad that he was one of the people that were killed in that raid. and i'm glad we sdronlt to psycho analyst him or defy him or have his name be smeared in the papers or television over the next months of his trial. it says to the world this, that

if the assailants and perpetrators can be identified, if this is an organization, what kind of policyonse does the french government want to undertake and who will support them? york it is 7:00 in new which means it is 1:00 a.m. in paris. mark crumpton will give us a recap of everything that has happened and what has been changing in the last hour. mark: we would like to update our audience from around the world and our listeners in bloomberg radio. french police are now in control of the concert hall where gunmen killed several people and took scores more hostage in what was one stage of what appears to be a coordinated wave of violence in central paris. gunmen stormed a restaurant killing over a dozen people. we also received

and if it is now, it's only because he wants nothing to do with the perpetrators.ed: whoever does something like this is not a muslim, shooting at people with kalashnikovs. it could have been me or my family. the shooting was at the other end of the street, but they could just as easily have been shooting here in my restaurant, and there were a lot of people inside. >> susanna's husband and ahmed have been friends for many years. last friday's attacks have only brought them closer together. francois: what i feel is the absolute necessity to stand together, whether we're christians or muslims or whatever else. >> the local community is pulling together in the face of adversity as elsewhere in the city, and especially outside the bataclan theater, where the atrocities reached their horrific climax. amateur video footage from a local resident. here, a group of heavily armed men stormed into the theater during a rock music performance and began firing into the crowd. they then systematically killed dozens of young people before detonating suicide vests. 89 people died.

and very typically, using military force against the perpetrators as well as their sympathizers.ometimes refer to this as a terrorism boomerang. because the terrorists attack the target country and then the target country becomes very defiant, just as the french are now. >> but arguably after the charlie hebdo attacks in january, france's reaction was somewhat conciliatory and -- >> no it wasn't. >> well they took -- certainly they took tough measures they adopted their version of a patriot act but they also did focus on some of the marginalization of some of the muslims in paris. this time the focus really has not been there at all, it's been much more aggressive. >> i respectfully disagree with your characterization. after the charlie hebdo attacks the terrorists were believed to be still on the loose yet the french were defiant. they turned out in unprecedented numbers unseen since world war ii, to march. they didn't shy away from buying the charlie hebdo magazine. they bought it again in unprecedented numbers and they moved their one aircraft carrier the charles de de gaulle

>> first, he would say, paris, let's find the perpetrators. out in front. one of the things that worked in bosnia was diplomacy backed by force. in the clip you showed in the film, dexter said it was all about afghanistan. for bush and obama, it was the military running things. for my father, it was diplomacy followed by force. it was a much more complicated world than he died in. you have airen spring, six weeks later syria, it's incredibly complicated. but his take is you have to get nation building and society stable so you don't have crazy follow of refugees coming out of afghanistan, through one of the balkans and other countries into europe. >> trevor: as a man larger than life all over the world, first-name basis with world leaders and creating history, one of the best parts is seeing you coming to grips with finding out about your father from other people, which is strange. you said you learned more about him from eavesdropping than him telling it to you. >> sure. a lot of things is i set out to understood him better in death than life

ridding the world of the islamic state. >> we stand in solidarity with them in hunting down the perpetrators bringing them to justice. >> reporter: also more information this morning and among that information is that 150 locations were rated overnight in france and right now reportedly 104 people in france remain under house arrest which is quite unprecedented. pam? >> the whole thing seems unprecedented. thanks for that update. >>> pope francis condemned the terror -- paris terror attacks call it blasphemy to use the name of god to justify violence. in his message in saint peters square yesterday, the pope says quote here, we wonder how can it come to the heart of man to conceive and carry out such horrible events? he also expressed his condolences to the french people. >>> world leaders attending a meeting of the top 20 industrial powers in turkey observed a moment of silence to honor the victims of the terrorist attacks. resident obama and vladimir putin met on the sidelines of the summit. they agreed on the need for political transition in syria saying events made it more urgent. >>> th

confusing the already gruesome investigation. >> when the cops arrived the perpetrator tried to claim it was her child that was there, that was surgically removed and said she gave birth at theimime of the truggle. >> reporter: king citing police sources say the victim was nine months pregnant. why she was att ked is unclear. >> they the not talking right now. >> reporter: a man who answered the door declined to speak to us but neighbors here on this quiet street say the w leldhing has left them shaken. a child born the same day her mother wastbrutall killed. >> it's sad, 22-year-old. >> reporter: police say at this point the suspect has not been charged. charges are expected to be filed. meanwhile, they say they are questioning a man they believe to be the boyfriend of that su ect. we're live, checkey beckford, news 4 new york. >>> another bizarre story tonight. this time at an apple store. a mack man walks in to the flagship store, wedps out a samurai sword and starts swinging near customers. brynn gingras is live with the latest details. >> ale is a trendy store, maybe this is a de

>>> >> translation: the investigation will try to find the perpetrators, their accomplices who ordered them, the route and who financed them >>> several suspects arrested as the french prosecutor says the paris attacks that killed 129 was a coordinated operation. this is al jazeera live from doha. there is grief and violent reflection as people get over the attacks. an outpouring and solidaritity for the people in paris. we begin in the french capital where details of the attackers involved in friday's attacks are now emerging. at least five people have been arrested across france and belgium. i.s.i.l. has claimed responsibility condemning france's role in syria. the french president has called the attacks that killed 129 people an act of war. david chatter has more from paris >> reporter: the memories of brutala tabbing is still all too roar. people came to stand vigil over night 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. more than a hundred victims are on the critical list. the mess

i will say that all of our investigative resources are being dae voted to determining who the perpetrator or perpetrators of this crime are. information who may have heard anything or may have home surveillance in this area to give them a call. oliverio. 7news "today in new england." jury selection resume one day after a judge declared philip chism okay to stand trial. jury selection had stopped two weeks ago so chism could undergo a mental health evaluation. >>> develop thing morning police in new york pulled plane parts out of the water in queens. new york city police have recovered one body and debris from the aircraft. sources tell 7news it was registered there in new hampshire. took off from portsmith landing safely in philadelphia. that same day. investigator in new york including what appeared to be fuselage and wing. >> we recovered part of the wing. we're still searching for more parts of the airplane. >> anybody with the witnesses we need to get the names reported for the faa for this investigation. i know they got them for us but we need for the plane. search for any other poss

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the female suicide bomber and one other perpetrator dead. there were five cops that were injured in the assault, maybe by that female suicide bomber. that i have not confirmed yet. the police dog in -- the police dog named diesel died. the explosives. this is a magnificent achievement by the french authorities. so when you days since that attack. they went deep underground. nobody asked any questions. they were trying to blend in. two of the people of the seven that were arrested were found under the rubble. they were discovered. the headline here is a stunning blow against isis in these terrorist that perpetrated this horrible massacre here in paris france on friday night. resulted in france joining with russia, the united states and some of our other on-again off-again allies to punish the perpetrators of this mass murder. the worst violence in france since world war ii. some still in critical condition. rosanna and gray, a stunning victory for the good guys this morning in paris france. greg: they must be pretty confident that they have t

taught is that the mentally ill are actually more likely to be victims of violent crimes than perpetrators. in tonight's signature segment, the newshour's megan thompson looks at a policing approach that's become a national model. >> reporter: police officer christopher ross patrols a precinct on the south side of memphis, an area with a very high rate of crime. ross sees a lot of violence, drug use and prostitution, but those aren't the only types of calls that ross responds to. >> the mom's involved with her son, and he's diagnosed with a.d.h.d. and mood disorder, and she said she's been taking his meds. but he's being unruly, so we are going to go see what we can do to help. >> reporter: ross is part of the memphis police department's "crisis intervention team," or c.i.t... >> what's going on? >> reporter: ...officers specially trained to handle people with mental illness. here, ross finds a teenage boy in crisis. his mom says he's being bullied at school. >> so, everybody at the school knows that you are smart, that you've got something going for yourself. and what they are trying to d

after the attacks a number of the perpetrators according to reports wanted to get out of the countryermany. we can see the engagement is a suburb in north of paris close to south of france. means individuals may have chosen to stay in that area. now, security forces are coming to extract them, there is a change of fire. so that would where they'd like to draw authorities into the area where there could be more violence not just their own, but others can join, later. that is what we're observing now. >> those neighborhoods have been solidified by people who are, can have the persuasion of being a radical islamist. we know they've been coming back into france being trained by isis and as a result of that, we understand that the shooting in north paris is linked to a hunt for fugitives from friday's attacks. we're going to continue to follow this story. they're looking for so many different aspects to find out who is responsible for the attacks, to get them and make sure they're taken out. it's going to be an uphill battle for them. we're going to take a slight break and join at the top

if the assailants and perpetrators can be identified, if this is an organization, what kind of policy response does the french government want to undertake and who will support them? york it is 7:00 in new which means it is 1:00 a.m. in paris. mark crumpton will give us a recap of everything that has happened and what has been changing in the last hour. mark: we would like to update our audience from around the world and our listeners in bloomberg radio. french police are now in control of the concert hall where gunmen killed several people and took scores more hostage in what was one stage of what appears to be a coordinated wave of violence in central paris. gunmen stormed a restaurant killing over a dozen people. we also received word at least two or three suicide bombings took place outside the national soccer stadium where a match between france and germany was underway. the french president was in attendance. he was rushed from the stadium and taken to the interior ministry where he met with some of his senior security officials. he said he was closing the borders and was instit