rick leventhal is in paris with the new development.>> reporter: fighter jets are hitting isis targets in syria. the strikes a retaliation for the terror attacks in paris. french authorities are hunting for this man. his name is salah on this long. police say the 26-year-old renton the volkswagen that carried terrorist to the concert hall where an american band was playing. for so many people, it's where a night turned into horror and carnage. at least 89 died. some survived hiding in the basement.>> we turned the lights out.>> reporter: some are blaming smart phone encryption for the lack of intelligence. >> we have gone blind as a result of the commercialization and selling of these devices that cannot be accessed by the manufacturer or more importantly by us in law enforcement even equipped with swords search warrants.>> -- >> reporter: president obama has ordered all flags at government buildings, embassies, and ships at sea to be flown at half staff until thursday. rick leventhal, fox news. >>> tracy bliley -- brian lee is a resident who was just down the street from those attacks

senior correspondent rick leventhal reports again tonight from the french capital. [ gunshots ] >> it took time to confirm the death of the alleged architect of the friday the 13th attacks in paris, because his body was blown to bits. >> we know today that abdelhamid abaaoud, the mastermind of these attacks, one of the masterminds of these attacks, because we have to be very careful about that. we know the threats. was one of the dead. >> abdelhamid abaaoud was apparently killed with bullets and a grenade near the end of wednesday's seven-hour standoff. >> and while it's a major advance in the investigation. intelligence sources believe other more senior suspects connected to the plot are still at large. authorities tracked abaaoud to his hideout by tapping his cousin's cell phone. she blew herself up during the raid after this exchange with police. [ yelling ] >> last friday's attacks left 129 dead and 350 wounded. nearly 200 of them are still hospitalized. this exclusive video from the "daily mail" reveals some of the horrors with a flash of gunfire. interrupting a peaceful night ou

rick leventhal is live in paris where it's just past 5:00 a.m. sunday. od morning, rick. >> reporter: bret, police remain on guard here outside the bataclan theater, while the hunt for accomplices continues. we know at least three people were arrested in brussels earlier tonight after authorities tracked a belgium license plate on a vehicle used by the terrorist who carried out the worst terror attack in the history of france. still in shock, mourners laid flowers and candles on the pavement outside the site of the terror attacks in paris. the president declared a three-day period of mourning in response to what he referred to as absolute barbarism. >> translator: it is an act of war undertaken by a terrorist army, a jihadist army against france, against what we are, a free country that speaks to the entire planet. it was an act of war that was prepared, organized, and planned from abroad. >> reporter: hollande was hustled out of the soccer match last night after an explosion was heard, identified as the first suicide bomber. the bomber had a tick tote th

lou: rick leventhal reporting from paris. the attack ignited debate over immigration policies and whether states should continue to bring in refugees. germany's angela merkel faces a citizenry outrage at liberal open border stance and appears mr. obama will face much the same. the debate only beginning in this country but more than half of our country's governors oppose allowing refugees into their states and nearly all republican presidential candidates insist the obama program be halted. the president, however, is adamant and certainly dismissive of the governors and the citizens they represent. fox news correspondent william la jeunesse is at the republican governor's convention in las vegas with our report. >> we are not well served when, in response to a terrorist attack, we descend into fear and panic. >> reporter: speaking to reporters in the philippines, president obama mocked republicans trying to stop syrian refugees from entering the u.s. >> apparently they're scared of widows and orphans coming into the united sta

senior correspondent rick leventhal is in for our report. >> the eiffel tower has reopened for the firstme since friday's terror attacks lit up in the country's flag tonight, a show of strength in a city struggling through some of its darkest days. security remains tight with thousands of soldiers totingo su police and securing tourist attractions, schools and government buildings while the bu manhunt for others continues. investigators have identified abdel hamid abaaoud is the suspected mastermind. he is considered the most notorious belgium cheap artist. massive raids are ongoing in the search for abdel hamid abaaoud and other co-conspirators, including abdeslam salah. te his brother was one of the seven who killed himself in friday's attacks. another of his brothers was held by police over the weekend has beenen released. the father says he had no ideare that the pair had beencali radicalized, saying that they are big boys and we don't ask for their timetable when they leave the house heard he also says that his parents are in shock. are belgian prosecutors sinay s fivd seven people

rick leventhal reporting from paris.e want to know that many folks in europe are refusing to bow down in the face of terrorism. england in fact holding a friendly soccer match with france at wembley stadium, that in defiance of the islamic state. fans singing the french anthem held up paper banners forming the french flag observing a moment of silence to remember those killed and wounded in the attacks last friday. the paris attacks have many americans wondering whether we're any safer over the past year and a half? the fbi charged more than 60 people accused of ties to the islamic state, but critics say friday's attack show the obama administration has underestimated the islamic state throughout, and likely ignored both intelligence and military assessments of the strength and threat of the islamic state. now, our law fly,ing not only to understand the assessments but the actions taken or not taken by the commander in chief. fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with our report. >> reporter: the c

rick leventhal is live in paris where it's just past 5:00 a.m. sunday. good morning, rick. >> reporter: bret, police remain on guard here outside the bataclan theater, while the hunt for accomplices continues. we know at least three people were arrested in brussels earlier tonight after authorities tracked a belgium license plate on a vehicle used by the terrorist who carried out the worst terror attack in the history of france. still in shock, mourners laid flowers and candles on the pavement outside the site of the terror attacks in paris. the president declared a three-day period of mourning in response to what he referred to as absolute barbarism. >> translator: it is an act of war undertaken by a terrorist army, a jihadist army against france, against what we are, a free country that speaks to the entire planet. it was an act of war that was prepared, organized, and planned from abroad. >> reporter: hollande was hustled out of the soccer match last night after an explosion was heard, identified as the first suicide bomber. the bomber had a tick tote

rick leventhal is live in paris where it's just past 5:00 a.m. sunday. od morning, rick. >> reporter: bret, police remain on guard here outside the bataclan theater, while the hunt for accomplices continues. we know at least three people were arrested in brussels earlier tonight after authorities tracked a belgium license plate on a vehicle used by the terrorist who carried out the worst terror attack in the history of france. still in shock, mourners laid flowers and candles on the pavement outside the site of the terror attacks in paris. the president declared a three-day period of mourning in response to what he referred to as absolute barbarism. >> translator: it is an act of war undertaken by a terrorist army, a jihadist army against france, against what we are, a free country that speaks to the entire planet. it was an act of war that was prepared, organized, and planned from abroad. >> reporter: hollande was hustled out of the soccer match last night after an explosion was heard, identified as the first suicide bomber. the bomber had a tick tote th

let's get the latest now from senior correspondent rick leventhal in paris. >> the french president says his country is at war with isis terrorists. for seven hours this morning, battle was fought in the streets of saint-denis. military special forces, s.w.a.t. teams and more than 100 french police raided an apartment just after 4:00 a.m. where the suspected mastermind of last friday's paris terror attacks was believed to be hiding out. >> translator: we can see the policemen, it wouldn't stop. >> witnesses counted as many as ten explosions and authorities say more than 5,000 shots were fired. nonstop for more than an hour. and near the end of the standoff, more blasts, one of them, a female suicide bomber detonating her vest. collapsing the third floor on to the second. and a male suspect killed by gunfire and a grenade. eight others were taken into custody, including two men trying to hide in the rubble but authorities say the captured do not include the belgian jihadist, abdelhamid abaaoud, the accused mastermind of the friday the 13th massacres. authorities have not confirmed if he's

our own rick leventhal is in paris with the very latest. k, what more did the french president have to say? reporter: well, he spoke very tough, david, as you probably know, in this rare address to the national assembly and the senate, saying there will be no respite and no truce. saying that terrorists will not shake our resolve but instead reinforce our determination to eliminate them. hollande says he is sending a carrier to the gulf that will triple france's ability to carry out airstrikes against isis targets in syria and iraq. they had the first wave the strikes last night. 20 bombs on 10 targets. he says he want to sit down with president putin and president obama to join forces against the enemy. he will ask for three months of broad police powers to investigate possible suspects here at home which is of course happening as we speak. he also led a moment of silence before his speech. there was also a moment of silence observed across this nation at noon. schoolchildren, businesses, government workers. even at the mall where store own

fox news' rick leventhal live in the city of lights with the ratest on the search for the mastermind,ehind the deadly terrorist attack. what can you tell us? >> and, liz, apparently the eighth terrorist to actually slip through the fingers of french police, apparently due to an incredible breakdown in communications among law enforcement. he was at the border, stopped by french police. they already knew, authorities did, that he had been connected to one of the rental cars used in the attacks, but apparently the local police didn't know that. they checked his id, and they let him go along with two other men in his vehicle, and now this manhunt has offered up for this guy, salah, who they believe handled lo gistsics and rented the car for the attacks. authorities have carried out numerous raids trying to find this dangerous fugitive and his associates but so far without success. they did arrest and charge at least two others, they continue to hunt for insurgents in an area well known for ties to radical extremists where many have left to join isis in syria and iraq. french and belgian

rick leventhal is with us, i heard., the headline, prosecutors in marseille -- i'm going to go back over here for those of you running the cameras. i apologize for the dirtiness of this all. but this has just come in. prosecutors in marseille say a jewish teacher stabbed by three people claiming to be islamic state supporters. one of the things that all are concerned about on all fronts across europe, across the united states and beyond is that there will now be copycaters. what's happened is these people who have committed these atrocities, these enornaments crimes, thee acts of terror are now having their pictures flashed across the world and they're proclaiming a big victory and every displaced, screwed up in the head person who might follow some of this is now wanting to be a copycat. we've been warned about it from the days this began. we were warned about it after 9/11. it's a common warning, a common thing and now apparently we have it. >> that has been the call of islamic state, if you can't come and join our wa

to rick leventhal with the very latest from paris. hey, rick. >> reporter: and, neil, the french president, francois hollande, held a rare address this afternoon before the national assembly and senate at the versailles, he talked about a french carrier that will triple this country's capabilities to strike at isis and, in fact, he said there will be no respite and no truce, talking to the terrorists themselves, he said they will not shake our resolve, but reinforce our determination to eliminate them x that retaliation began in earnest last night with french fighter jets dropping 20 bombs in raqqa, syria, said to be the capital of isis, including a jihadi training camp and munitions dump. but this property was organized in belgium and carried out here in paris, so there's been an investigation in both countries, more than 150 police raids here in france across the nation overnight and more than 100 suspects detained. numerous raids also carried out in belgium where two of seven people have now been charged with links to the terror att

rick leventhal is there live. rick? >> reporter: the total number of dead and injured is nearly 500, making this the worst attack in paris since world war ii. we're learning more about those terrorists from the french prosecutor who tells us there were seven total, all wore identical explosive vests and carrying ak 47s and all are now dead. we have also learned more about the terrorists themselves. one a 30-year-old french national, a known radical who had been arrested some eight times. another carried a syrian passport. and reportedly slipped out of europe with that recent wave of immigrants who were fleeing the trouble there in that war torn region. a third carried an egyptian passport. the string of deadly strikes began at the soccer stadium where the french president hollande was attending an exhibition match between the french and german teams. we're now learning, according to the "wall street journal," one of the attackers had a ticket and tried to gain entrance to the stadium 15 minutes after the game started. h

joining us live on the ground in paris with much more on the terror suspects is our own rick leventhal. rick? >> sean, we first learned details about some of these terrorists from the french prosecutor who revealed that one of them was a french national. he was a known radical to authorities, had ties to extremist groups. and he had been arrested eight times in the past. he was one of the four gunmen here at the bataclan theater who is responsible for slaughtering more than 80 people at this scene. the prosecutor also revealed that another one of the attackers had a syrian passport. and another was carrying an egyptian passport. we're now learning from a greek official that the syrian terrorists crossed into the european union through the greek island of laros. he did that in october. his passport was checked there. we don't know if it was checked at other passport control areas on his way from the greek islands to paris. as you know, it's easy to travel across europe without getting your passport checked in many cases. we don't know if his passport set off any red flags. according to

standing by on the ground in paris with the very latest is rick leventhal. rick?ve taken extraordinary measures in the hunt for accomplices to friday night's terrorist attacks. using expanded police powers to conduct 168 searches since sunday. detaining 127 people. and seizing more than 30 weapons including a rocket launcher, but still no sign of europe's most wanted men. abdelhamid abaaoud has been identified as the mastermind of friday nht

in paris, rick leventhal, fox news. >> and we are learning more about the victims that include a california college student. 23-year-old nohimi gonzalez was a design student. she was studying in paris. she was at one of the restaurants hit by the terrorist. the university plans to hold the vigil for the paris victims tomorrow afternoon. >>> also killed was 36-year-old nick alexander. he was a crew member of that band from palm desert called eagles of death metal. the group was on stage when the gunmen began their killing spree. alexander's family described him as everyone's best friend. generous, funny, and loyal. debora villalon is live at the french consulate where there have been a steady stream of mourners there. >> reporter: heather, at one point, more than 100 people spilling off the sidewalk here. and onto the street of san francisco police guided traffic. it is fewer now as it has gotten late. but, they left behind dozens of messages. most days people walk past the unmarked french consulate without a glance, but this wasn't most days. the hustle and bustle gave way to silence and sa

standing by on the ground in paris with the very latest is rick leventhal. rick?> sean, french police have taken extraordinary measures in the hunt for accomplices to friday night's terrorist attacks. using expanded police powers to conduct 168 searches since sunday. detaining 127 people. and seizing more than 30 weapons including a rocket launcher, but still no sign of europe's most wanted men. abdelhamid abaaoud has been identified as the mastermind of friday night's attacks. also planned the attack on that paris-bound passenger train in august, a plot that was stopped by three american tourists. but unfortunately the paris plot was carried out with vicious precision leaving 129 dead and 350 wounded sparking the police raids not just across france but also in belgium where several of the attackers were from and where the plot was organized and where they're still searching for that eighth suspected terrorist. salah abdelsalam who authorities say handled logistics and rented one of the cars used by attackers. he was actually stopped by french police on saturday m

joining us live on the ground in paris with much more on the terror suspects is our own rick leventhal. rick? >> sean, we first learned details about some of these terrorists from the french prosecutor who revealed that one of them was a french national. he was a known radical to authorities, had ties to extremist groups. and he had been arrested eight times in the past. he was one of the four gunmen here at the bataclan theater who is responsible for slaughtering more than 80 people at this scene. the prosecutor also revealed that another one of the attackers had a syrian passport. and another was carrying an egyptian passport. we're now learning from a greek official that the syrian terrorists crossed into the european union through the greek island of laros. he did that in october. his passport was checked there. we don't know if it was checked at other passport control areas on his way from the greek islands to paris. as you know, it's easy to travel across europe without getting your passport checked in many cases. we don't know if his passport set off any red flags. according to

rick leventhal with the latest in paris. hi, rick. >> reporter: we're learning more about the terrorists from the french prosecutor. all dead. explosive vests carrying similar weapons. one of the gunman was a french national born here in france, a well known radical with ties to militant groups and had been arrested some eight times. another one of these terrorists had a syrian passport and emigrated out of syria along with all of the emigrants who were fleeing the violence there. somehow, he mingled amongst the crowd according to the prosecutor and wound up here helping out with this terror attack. a third had an egyptian passport. belgian authorities made several arrests in connection with the attacks here at the bataclan, the worst carnage in these attacks. the authorities traced that car back to someone in belgium near brussels where authorities carried out several raids and made several arrests connected to the attacks and we learned more from the "wall street journal" about how this all started, what precipitated the at

senior correspondent rick leventhal has the tale of the tape tonight from new york. >> winners get immediate cash pay-outs. >> it may be game over in new york state for the daily fantasy sports sites that have blanketed the internet with the lure of payouts. draft kings and fan duel after a 2006 law declared game of sports a skill. new york's attorney general says all those ads are misleading. calling it illegal gambling. issuing a cease and desist orders to the sites to stop accepting wagers from new yorkers. daily fantasy sports is neither victimless or harmless and he says it's clear that draft kings and fan duel are the leaders of a massive billion-dollar scheme intended to evade the law and fleece sports fans across the country. today we have sent a clear message, not in new york and not on my watch. the sites are vowing to vigorously pursue all legal options. draft kings says new york's actions are an unfortunate example of a state government stifling innovation. technology and entrepreneurship. and acting without full and fair consideration of the interests of consumers. fan duel took

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a lot to talk about, including next hour, stay with us as we will go live to paris to talk to rick leventhalhunt for accomplices. rick? >> reporter: and we're learning more from the french prosecutor about the identity of the terrorists and details of the attacks and also, an update on the victims including confirmation that an american college student is among the dead. we'll have the latest live from paris coming up. ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life"♪ that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise, jardiance works around the clock to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it works by helping your body to get rid of some of the sugar it doesn't need through urination. this can help you lower blood sugar and a1c. and although it's not for weight loss or lowering systolic blood pressure, jardiance could help with both. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint or lightheaded,

rick leventhal is live in new york. rick?ore common than you might think. in fact, there were 220 aircraft targeted with with lasers just yet across the u.s. more than 5300 this year. that's a big increase over years' past. this is some of what the wnbc chopper pilot saw while flying near the barkley center in brooklyn. a guy on the ground with a green laser pointing it at the helicopter as it flew overhead which was staying a news story about a stoly2 city bus. the news chopper pilot notified the towervçjl at laguardia airport which contacted the police. while filmed the men who appeared to be laughing down on the ground. the helicopter crew helped track down the suspects found in the basement of a nearby building. one was cleared but the other was arrested. >> look. you see where he is? don't look at it. >> another targeted over the river. just like in brooklyn the crews stayed on the scene and kept an eye on the suspect and police later busted one man. meanwhile in class dallas last night a virgin american plane and privat

rick leventhal. 3:33 in the morning, pulling an all-nighter for us. rick, we appreciate it.m california is the first american fatality named in yesterday's deadly terrorist attacks in paris. her name, nohemi gonzalez. she was but 23 years old. her whole life ahead of her. family says she was spending a semester studying in france. killed last night at one of the restaurants targeted by the terrorists. fox news correspondent will carr with live in our west coast news hub. what are we learning, will? >> good evening, shep. gonzalez was a senior at cal state long beach. people who knew her best say she had a real zest for life. a life that they say was tragically cut down far too soon when she was simply sitting at that restaurant with a friend and she was gunned down. that friend immediately called gonzalez's friends and family members telling them what happened. she's now being called a hero by leaders at their college. gonzalez was an industrial design student described as having a strong work ethic and a smile you can't forget. she recently was part of a team that won secon

for the latest developments, we bring in fox's rick leventhal live in paris.tand that police are now

i don't know if you were able to watch our correspondent rick leventhal.llish for those people over there. >> it is. i remember after september 11th a tremendous number of new yorkers lived in fear as well. i remember the security people did not want president bush to visit ground zero three days after the attacks because of the uncertainty. and for literally six months tourists just didn't go to the theater, the restaurants, the hotels in new york. it takes time to recover from this sort of thing, which is one of the reasons, mainly for the sake of humanity we have to destroy them over there. i did watch parts of the democratic debate last night. the only time hillary clinton invoked september 11th was not about the french horrible attacks and the need to destroy isis. it was as an excuse for her raising money from wall street. that is just despicable. this isn't about her raising money. september 11th was a lesson that radical islam poses a threat to new york no americato america, all over this world. >> since you brought it up we've got that bit of it w

rick leventhal was there and did. supporters say this isn't just a new york city issue.tims all over the country. >> because they were coming from al over the country. people are getting treatment in all 50 states for respiratory illnesses and cancer and other health issues connected to their work on the toxic pile in the weeks and months after 9/11. supporters of the act say in addition to the 33,000 you mentioned, tens of thousands more could still develop serious health issues and new york city police officers, more have tied since 9/11 than died on 9/11 and now the clock is ticking on the bet -- benefits. >> we asked them to come to 9/11 to the disaster site. we asked them to stay to look for survivors, to find remains to do the cleanup, and we told them the air was safe, and now they're dying of horrible cancer. >> if the act isn't reauthorized she says more people will absolutely die. >> where is the shame and what is the holdup? >> well, many are blaming this republican congressman from virginia who introduced a competing bill described as a watered down version a

fox's rick leventhal in paris today's developments. >> reporter: eiffel tower has reopened for the first time since friday's terror attacks it will up in the colors of the country's flag tonight. a show of strength and a city struggling through some of its darkest days. security in paris remains tight with thousands of soldiers now joining police and securing tourist attractions, schools and government buildings. while the manhunt for other suspects continues. investigators have identified abdul ham mid abused as a suspected mastermind he's considered belgium's most notorious jihad different. massive raids in it unrough brussels are on going in search for bbboud. his brother was one of the seven who killed him themselves in friday's attack. another brothers held by police over the weekend has been released. muhammed abdeslam said he had no idea the pair had been radicalized. saying they are big boys and we don't ask for a timetable when they leave the house. his parents are in shock. >> fight seven people arrested over the weekend have been released. the toddlinged to the paris pl plot.

rick leventhal is live in paris, not far from that concert hall, what is it like there now, rick?et, sheppard, we're just in front, just down the street from the theater, you can see the police are still standing guard here, and their vehicles are still out here. you can probably see some of the tarps they hung in front of the theater to prevent cameras from getting images of the evidence they removed from that theater, and the bodies as well. an awful task for the french investigators and police here. as we come down to our end of the street, you can see some of the flowers and candles and signs that have been placed alonged barricades. one of the many memorials that have sprung up here in this neighborhood. a quiet saturday night in paris, we're just blocks from that charlie hebdo office where the attacks occurred 10 months ago. and the members of that newspaper staff were executed and then again, we had those shootings at the cafe in this neighborhood, perhaps a half mile from higher, last night as well, they've seen far too much tragedy in this one part of paris. >> have they

but we begin with fox news senior correspondent rick leventhal who is live tonight. we learned tonight the alleged ringleader of the paris attack was behind, approximately, four to six foiled attacks. what do we know about these plans? >> well, kimberly, first of all, this was a major accomplishment for the french police and security forces neutralizing the suspected ringleader of the friday the 13th terror attacks and apparently a plotter of several other attacks that you you mentioned. they also believe that he was about to take out another plot against a major shopping mall here in the financial district. so, a great accomplishment, again, for the french police and security. but the death of abdelhamid abaaoud does not mean that this nation can breathe easier according to the french prime minister who says france is under a long and permanent threat suggesting it's probable other extremist cells are active here. that's why we are seeing the unprecedented crack down on radical islamists across france and across europe as well. more than 600 raids in this country al

fox news's rick leventhal with the the latest on this and the ongoing raids in paris. rick? reporter: we want to let viewers know off the top this is apparently a false alarm. we're told by authorities no explosives were found and no arrests have been made. it is example how on edge this nation and entire continent is. not just france but all of europe. very, very concerned about the possibility of follow-on terror attacks. this was supposed to be a friendly match between germany and netherlands. the chancellor of early germany was scheduled to attend. 9 9-- 90 minutes before kick off the game was canceled what the police chief said credible information about explosive attack inside of the stadium. we got a lot of reports about the possibility of explosives being found, possibility of a man held at gunpoint and second stadium evacuated where a concert was set to be held. we're now learning through the news agency afp, there have been no explosives found and no arrests made. obviously very good news especially considering the attacks here in paris began with three suicide bom

for the latest developments, we bring in fox's rick leventhal live in paris. i understand that police are now saying they've found no explosives. >> right kimberly, this turned out to be an apparent false alarm, no explosives found new york city arrests made. but a stunning example of how on edge france and all of europe is now in the wake of the friday the 13th terror attacks here in paris that started with suicide bombers blowing themselves up outside the stade de france while a soccer game was under way. too today in germany there was supposed to be a friendly soccer match between germany and the netherlands, the german chancellor was schedule dodd attend. but 90 minutes before kickoff, the stadium was evacuated and the match canceled because of what the police chief called credible specific information about an explosion that would go off in the venue. second stadium war concert was scheduled in same time was also evacuated as a precaution. the police chief said they get tips like this all the time and says it's difficult to judge how genuine they are. but

rick leventhal, fox news. >>> the house moved forward to pause the syrian refugee process into the united states. >>> now, to the bizarre and tragic case of three drifters accused of killing two people last month. one in marin, the other in san francisco. today, all three of the suspects were inside a courtroom in marin county. ktvu fox 2 news' john sasaki was also inside that courtroom and tells us what happened. >> reporter: the peaceful exterior of the courthouse hid the bustling business inside. a bunch of attorneys are defends the three young drifters accused in the murders. >> no evidence has been presented yet. >> reporter: they were sitting at the same table separated by their attorneys. it was 18-year-old lilaa alligood, angle, and lampl eye. they are accused of killing steve carter on this trail in marin last month. and they are accused of killing 23-year-old audrey kerry in golden gate park days earlier. police caught them in oregon a few days later. this court hearing was largely procedural. they pleaded not guilty. >> our young client lampley is presumed innocent. we ask ever

but, first, let's start with fox news senior correspondent rick leventhal who joins us now from paris. rick, good evening. what's the latest in paris tonight? >> well, martha, the paris prosecutor says he is convinced they prevented another attack after raiding that safe house. he said the group was plotting to it attack a large shopping mall in the financial district. he said they had a military arsenal including ak 47s and grenades and at least one suicide vest. they believe the woman used to blow herself up after engaging the officers with gunfire. police, as you mentioned, shot thousands of rounds at these terrorists during the intense first hour of this seven-hour standoff that began just after 4:00 a.m. authorities say that they tracked the group by tapping phones, doing other surveillance and witness reports and also found a phone in a trash can outside the bataclan theater that helped identify safe houses. there were over 100 police on scene including swat tombs and military special forces and the building is now in danger of collapse because of all the rounds and the explosiv

rick leventhal, catherine herridge with more information.on word from the russians it was indeed a bomb that took down that russian metrojet in egypt. the russians say it is terrorism and they're pointing at isis. we'll talk about how to keep our planes safe. speaking of flights, flights in and out of denver canceled after 200 were canceled yesterday as the city gets it is first big snow. severe wither in texas as well. we'll tell you where it is all headed next top of the hour. sandra? sandra: jenna, thank you. >> actor charlie sheen is announcing that he is hiv-postive. the former "two and a half men" star saying he found out about the diagnosis four years ago and decided to go public with it now to put a stop to extortion efforts and tabloid reports that he failed to disclose his hiv status to multiple partners. >> i stopped this onslaught, this barrage of, of attacks and of subtruths. i was so depressed by the condition that i was in, that i wasn't, i was doing a lot of drugs. i was drinking way too much. i was making really bad decision

we don't know for sure but rick leventhal has a latest on the manhunt. >> we just learned a second fugitive directly involved in the terror attacks is being sought by authorities. they have not identified with this person is male-female but there was a woman spotted with these terrorists friday night but we know they have identified or told us there's a second fugitive involved. 115,000 french police and soldiers have been mobilized since friday's attacks but the french defense minister says that is not enough but he is calling on european union allies to step up. the involved never before used article of the e.u. isn't treaty which has 28 member nations to give aid and assistance to up nato country that is a victim of armed aggression on its territory. the defense ministry says other countries can take part in france's operations in syria and iraq and providing other security support. they carried out seven more air strikes on syria targeting an isis command post and training camp and french police carried out 128 more raids last night, near the 300 since sunday. you can't have 100 accusin

rick leventhal fox news. authorities are aggressively investigating the attacks in paris and across europe in a hunt for accomplices the attacks were the focus of last night democratic presidential debate in des moines and this afternoon candidates were back campaigning across central trying to make their policies differences clear to voters jodi whitworth there's a lot of buzz tonight about an event tomorrow... iowa republican congressman steve king plans what is being touted a quote major announcement...reg arding the iowa caucuses. king will make the announcement monday morning in des moines. king did not endorse a presidential candidate in 2016 the congressman and many of us may see rain as we start the work week...and maybe even a little snow to follow meteorologist jennifer mcdermed joins us this week's a celebration of courage to start them. it's global entrepreneurship week... about 30 events will celebrate iowa innovation. it is put on each november to celebrate startups and the people who found them