and tonight, we're learning what she said to that s.w.a.t. team, the young woman, the cousin of the ringleader. this evening, the audio, and boyfriend? she responds, he's not my boyfriend, and moments later, a loud explosion. abc's matt gutman also here in paris tonight. >> reporter: that blast spitting flame and debris from the fourth story. french authorities say detonating that bomb, 26-year-old hasna ait boulahcen, europe's first suicide bomber. chef was hole she was holed up with her cousin, the mastermind behind friday's attacks. that's her there. tonight, police raiding her mother's home in this gritty suburb north of paris. that's her mother and brother bundled into a cruiser. but yesterday, moments before that blast, in this audio obtained by abc news, you can hear s.w.a.t. teams screaming at a woman to get her hands in the air. >> if you move your hands, i'll open fire. >> reporter: moments later, she would detonate that suicide vest. acquaintances in this gritty working class neighborhood told us that before she became radicalized, she

colorado state police have a s.w.a.t. team as well. so if this gets into long hours, you could have tactical teams relieve each other. a tf has tactical teams. surrounding counties do. you can't do it forever. you have to sleep. all the tactical teams have negotiators and they can work together to resolve it. but when they're exchanging gunfire with him, it might be resolved sooner than later. >> we're looking, as i mentioned earlier, it looks like the snow has picked up actually, a lot. i don't know if that's a factor. but it also looks like night is getting ready to fall relatively soon. how does that change things, if at all? >> well, it does change things little bit, but darkness operations, everybody's prepared to deal with that with night vision. if it's contained for the most part inside a building, it may be, we don't know absolutely, but that seems to be the latest report, then the weather would have less effect than if they're dealing with something outdoors. i saw the temperature was 21 degrees, but they're very used to that

we were there in the early morning hours today, s.w.a.t. teams showed up in the dark. a massive operation. and tonight, a french prosecutor saying they likely stopped another terror plot. new images tonight of the moment those teams moved in, deafening gun fire. thousands of rounds fired. and the target the whole time, the man who authorities call the mastermind of the paris attacks. tonight, did they get him? also, video from the daily mail. french s.w.a.t. teams crouching behind shields. authorities say they got there before this cell could cause new harm. and this image, just one of the suspects taken into custody. tonight, the numbers. at least two dead, including a woman who blew herself up, setting off her suicide belt. eight arrests, five officers injured. tonight, we take you right to that building, while back at home in the u.s., the new york city police department now responding to an isis message with an image of times square behind it. but we begin with the new images here in pair rils of ris of that takedown in this city. they came in swiftly, under cover o

a member of one of the s.w.a.t. teams helping a woman. the terror on her face. here's the map at this hour. the location of the explosions, the concert hall, and now, the number up to six. team coverage beginning with martha raddatz. >> reporter: across paris tonight, scenes of terror. these pictures coming in on social media. police surrounding this theater and a giant soccer match under way. thousands of fans packing the stands, and french president hollande whisked to safety. massive confusion outside. the crowd evacuating through the stadium tunnel, singing the national anthem. across town, gunmen, reportedly with automatic weapons, opening fire. >> we were sitting right at the window, with numerous gunshots directed toward the window. we immediately dropped to the floor with all the other diners. >> we hesitated, because we had never heard gunshots before. and many people running back up the street. so, we just turned around and ran for our lives. i've never had to run for my life before. >> reporter: in the aftermath, chaos, sheets covering bodies, s.w.a.t.

the s.w.a.t. teamsnto that room or into that building when they knew they had the room, two things would happen. they would build a team that would respond to an emergency if he started shooting people. the second team would do the deliberate plan where they would put explosive entry charges on walls and doors to make -- to make an explosive entry to get to them if needed. and in addition, they have the armored vehicles. so i'm sure they were hitting it from three fronts that way. if the shooter actually started shooting somebody. the explosive charges now are very common for s.w.a.t. teams to use and i'm sure they had them in place. >> grant, stay with us, if you will. i'd like to hear much more. we're going to take a quick break. but we'll be right back. ♪ can't afford to let heartburn get in the way? try nexium 24hr, now the #1 selling brand for frequent heartburn. get complete protection with the new leader in frequent heartburn. that's nexium level protection. ♪usic: "another sunny day" by belle an

we were there in the early morning hours today, s.w.a.t. teams showed up in the dark. a massive operation. and tonight, a french prosecutor saying they likely stopped another terror plot. new images tonight of the moment those teams moved in, deafening gun fire. thousands of rounds fifid. anddhe target the whole time, the man who authorities call the mastermind of the paris attacks.s. tonight, did they get him? also, video from the daily mail. french s.w.a.t. teams crouching behind shields. authorities say they got there before this cell could cause new harm. and this image, just one of the suspects taken into custody. tonight, the numbers. at least two dead, including a woman who blew herself up, setting off her scide belt. eight arrests, five officers injured. tonight, we take youight too

we know the s.w.a.t. teams converged on this neighborhood not far from the soccer stadium with help from cell phone conversations and surveillance vince friday's attacks. witnesses who said they had seen abaaoud here in france. the prosecutor also saying, we have rean to believe with their weaponry and structured organization, that this cell could have tried to carry out another plot. this morning, when the sun came up, the explosions could still be heard and the ambulances were lined up, prepared for anything. as you can see, along with the heavy police presence, there is also a number of ambulances here at the scene as invesgators go through that building. and we went to meet some of the stunned neighbors ourselves. it that witnessed it all. through the door, up the stairs, was jolted by bed. they told you to close the windows? >> to close the windows and to stay at home. reporter: we got a look at the building, climbing onto a roof across t the way. they thought the so-called mastermind was believed to be in

. >> i'm telling you, our s.w.a.t. team is here.e to organize ourselves. >> while the security forces debated what to do, time was running out for the wounded. >> we had been there for a very long time and you would expect to see a lot of armed soldiers and all, just sort of coming up the ramp, that's what we would been expecting, but that didn't happen. >> simon belcher had been bleeding for two hours by the time help came. >> blood started spreading all around me. well, how long now do i have before i just lose too much blood? ♪ yeah. that's the one right? we forgot dave! thank you. so, can the test drive be over now? maybe head back to the dealership? it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the sign then drive event. zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a new tiguan and other select volkswagen models. milk has 8 grams of high-quality protein. which could be the difference between just living life. and milking it. start every day with the power of protein and milk life. i

the next day a s.w.a.t. team officer sees an opportunity through the port and takes a shot. >> he observed the suspect bend over and picked up the child. the officer fired at the suspect, striking him in the heart and lung. >> one more shot. suspect is down. send the medics up. >> the suspect is killed. the toddler is uninjured. deputy orlando mays brings the boy to safety. the dramatic moment is caught on camera by local tv stations. >> the child was handed to me as i was right out the window. the child never cried. it seemed like i appeared to connect with the child. we made eye contact. i think the child really trusted me and felt safe. >> it's an ordeal the adults involved will never forget. and one the child will hopefully not remember. >>> coming up, buried in the bunker and forced to go on camera to beg for his life. >> please, we are asking for help because my life is in danger. >> when "caught on camera: hostage" continues. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. re

so we now have local police and we have s.w.a.t. teamsstand the fire department, and we understand now that the fbi has been asked to respond to this situation. that is ongoing if not escalating in the past few minutes or so. we have heard eyewitness reports and confirmation that shots have been fired, including from a woman inside one of the stores whose brother-in-law is a police officer on the scene. she is on the phone with her sister, who is telling her various reports that we don't know are confirmed, that officers have been shot. three have been injured already. along with an unknown number of civilians. we really don't know what that means. that could be zero. it could be several. we know three people have been taken to a local hospital. we don't kw if those are the three officers who have been confirmed injured. we don't know anybody's condition at this point. we do know the gunman has not only been contained, but just a few minutes ago, they didn't even know where the gunman was. but just a few minutes ago, we've heard there's m

. >> jones, a former member of the local police s.w.a.t. team races to his vehicle to get his gun and a bulletproof vest. husfelt keeps the gunman talking, displaying remarkable calm and command. >> if you're going to kill yourself or kill us, at least let us know what's going on. i'll be very honest with you. i swear, i don't know who your wife is or what she did. i don't. >> i was thinking to myself the whole time, okay, i am pretty sure i'm going to get shot. if i get shot, and i get killed, i know where i'm going, and i think that's what gave me the peace to remain calm. >> for husfelt, talking means living and that means talking about anything. during one surreal moment, he finds himself in a debate over tax policy. >> you said we don't need no taxes. >> that's not what we said. >> then as soon as you gutted the school system, then you turned around and said, oh, now we just have sales tax again. >> i said we need to have sales tax in the beginning. i campaigned on that. oh, yes i did. you can look on the material. >> only a politician woul

this was the scene we captured where the s.w.a.t. team had apparently retrieved someone who had been injured. they brought that person in one of these bear cat type vehicles to an ambulance to get medical care. they are still assuming the shooter is nearby, so things are moving very slow and med ical methodically. not clear how many people may be inside the planned parenthood or if anyone is held hostage right now or police would not confirm if perhaps they were looking for more than one shooter at that scene. as far as people working in the area, they have been told to shelter in place as this situation is sorted out. you can see it's a light snow falling there in colorado springs today. the local sheriff and police on the scene. this was the transfer i told you of an injured person that was rescued by the s.w.a.t. team and brought to the ambulance. we'll continue to watch this story unfold, we'll have full coverage from the scene on nbc nightly news. for now, i'm lester holt, nbc news, los angeles. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >> just mome

i understand we have a s.w.a.t. team leader who is on the phone right now. grant white, s.w.a.t. team lead are for decade for jefferson county, colorado, and you were present at columbine. i want to get your thoughts today. >> hi, how are you? >> i want to get your thoughts today on what is unfolding now. >> obviously the first thing you do in an active shooter is guess the first patrolman in through the where he shooter us. sounds like they have engaged him and several officers were shot. and then from the details we're getting now, sounds like the person escaped from that location, whether it be be planned parenthood or that location. they start locking it down. servedly they need to build a perimeter large enough to contain that person. after that is completed, the k-9 units, in addition to s.w.a.t. units with them, need to start from the last point they had seen him and start tracking that person. i assume that's what they're doing now. and ideally he got caught in containment by law enforcement, and hopefully that is exactly what they're doing now, and then they'll find him s

what we have now is a whole lot of police still out here, s.w.a.t. team about 20 minutes ago, rolled right down this street. they're involved in this. a number of search dogs out here as well. and a whole lot of san francisco pd. live in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> terry, there flash bangs you were referring to, we saw it unfold from our chopper. be aware if you're in the area, cesar chavez and guerrero, a lot of traffic and closed streets. stay with us for new developments onair and online at nbcbayarea.com. also updating our media platforms 24/7. >> now to the death of a san francisco icon, famed stripper and singer carol doda has died at the age of 78. doda is credited with revolutionizing the entertainment industry. friends tell us she suffered from kidney failure. doda first made a name for herself as san francisco's condor club back in the '60. at the time, her topless shows were seen as scandalous and wildly entertaining. she also used to sing at local venues including the pillow in north beach and friends are planning a p

a french prosecutor tonight revealed the s.w.a.t. teams met with reinforced doors to the apartment they were trying to storm here in the saint-denis neighborhood. the prosecutor said they were met with a barrage of fire power as they tried to get in. the rapid gunfire heard through the streets, witnesses seeing police and terror suspects. through their windows, the terrified residents watching it. on your knees, show me your back you can hear the police yelling. on the perimeter, officers tense, guns raised, their hands raised as they slowly approached police getting patted down. this man woke up to what he called a huge blast. i jumped out of bed, he says, opened the window and put my head outside, the police said no shut the window, close it, close it. when it was over, eight arrested. at least two people dead. a woman who detonated her suicide belt, and another person killed by a grenade, explosives who has not been identified by french authorities tonight. tonight it's believed that investigators are trying to determine whether it may

the s.w.a.t. team had a stabbing suspect surrounded inside an apartment building in roslindale but he escaped by jumping out of a third story wind. the building was evacuated for a time but everybody was allowed back in. also, a repeat drunk driver accused of purposely crashing a man is set to appear in court today. jarrad aronne was struck and killed by the drunk driver. >> a sayre scary scene as two boston police officers are dragged down the street following a traffic stop. john john cuoco joins us with that video. >> it started on blue hill ave. but it was a security camera on a business here that caught those intense moments. unbelievable video of a boston police officer hanging on for dear life. slowing the video down you can see the officer's legs dangling out of the side of this speeding car. >> he accelerated. >> 45-year-old bryant gilbert of dorchester was behind the wheel, charged with assaulting officers and resisting arrest. car -- >> you an't see the other side of the suv but police say a

he was on the s.w.a.t. team entered columbine and led the s.w.a.t. am in the platte can cany canyon. what about the lay of the land? what's the building like? is it one story, the end of a strip mall? >> let me say that my sources believe that contact will be soon. they've got it down from what we're all hearing to the narrative down to where he's at now and they thought if it happened happened already. that it would be happening soon. the information they're giving me is correct. obviously my experience you know, every 15 seconds, someone is killed when the mass shootings start. so they've got to get to them quick and they've got to bring this to an end. >> let's go to kg on this. >> hi, grant. when you go in on a situation like this. if you can take us, take the viewers through what kind of the process, the analysis is going in in terms of how you're going to eliminate the target, in this case the shooter. >> well if it's transition to a hostage rescue, obviously they should be putting explosive bombs in place to get to him quick if he starts shooti

s.w.a.t. teams barrelling into a building here, the raid, the gunfire, the explosions. seven-hour standoff. a woman setting off her suicide vest. and the mystery tonight about a second person who was killed. was it the mastermind? >>> also developing tonight, isis now claiming it was their bomb in a simple soda can that brought down that russian passenger plane. the jet breaking apart in midair. brian ross is standing by tonight. >>> the concern back home in america. two flights over the u.s. making emergency landings. tonight, we've learned why they acted so quickly. >>> and after praising the attacks here in paris, isis saying an american city is next. so, this evening, how difficult is it to track isis sympathizers at home? the 900 terror investigations in all 50 states.

are shots ringing out and we do see in different sort of shots there's mobilization of perhaps s.w.a.t. teamsecial teams here. what does that tell you? >> i think there's a possibility that the cops are moving movingn him and then as the move on him, be firing shots at him. that's what i presume. i'm praying and hoping there aren't people in there being shot. if that the case all bets are offdown, have to go in there. >> it's absolutely remarkable, we have been talking about the fact that the movie, massacre, and the same state, is when law enforcement sort of had an epiphany that you got to change your way you do this. we have seen so far it's been by the book. set up the perimeter and doing everything by the old school book. but we keep hearing there's a new school book and everybody is reluctant to use it but if somebody has already shot three police officers, it may be tough to negotiate with this person. >> yeah. i don't know what kind of devices they have with the flash grenades and all that but they certainly have to make a move. this is not a thing where you wait. if he is in there an

showing what appeared to be the first french s.w.a.t. team arriving. and entering this suburban apartment building. on the third floor an alleged isis safe house. police received intelligence through surveillance and cell phone data that the alleged attacks, 27-year-old abdel what maud adhad, was inside. they moved in using grenades and assault rifles to crack open the reinforced door. once police got inside they were met with return fire. then a woman blowing herself up with a suicide vest. gloria and stefan were jolted away. "i heard shots being fired which worried me so i was looking left and right because there were cops everywhere blocking the street and there were more shots coming from my left." the street that was occupied by the terrorists. sabrina, another resident, lived one floor below the safe house. "we saw bullets, lights, laser beams in our direction that were real explosions. we felt the building shake." she said she was hiding with her baby in the bathroom when she heard the terrorists from above. "there were guys upstairs there, ther

then the s.w.a.t. team sending in its dog, diesel. >> when she got in the flat, we didn't see her anymore. she saved the lives of colleagues of mine. >> reporter: exposing that last shooter to snipers. that officer telling us he was surprised about how selectively they chose targets. the state of emergency has been extended for another three months. >> and tonight, the possible of another attacker fueling the debate over refugees here at home. donald trump, clarifying his comments about whether this country should have a muslim registry. jonathan karl with what trump said, and what he's saying now. >> reporter: trump's answer to this question about setting up a national database of muslims in america has set off a furor. >> there should be a lot of systems, beyond database. there should be a lot of systems, and today you can do it. but right now, we need a border, strength, a wall, and we can't let what's happening to this country happen. >> how do you get this registry? >> good management. and we can do th

i did see the s.w.a.t. team arriving earlier, the bri.ossibly intention of going into one of these buildings. what with know from police is that this is certainly linked to the investigation of the attack of the hunt for those possibly two suspects still on the run. but we don't know exactly who it is they've cornered in this part of st. denis. >> as far as the gunfire and the explosion explosions one of the residents told us that has seemed to pause for a time. have you heard gun fire since you arrived? >> it's relatively quiet at the moment, but you can see this is still an ongoing operation. i can see, for example, a number of heavily armed units moving quite quickly around. in fact, one of them has their guns now pointed j up wards into a building. >> we don't hear any gun fire, but it's still a fluid situation. >> is this a residential building? a commercial building? give us some visuals. >> this is very much a mixed use area. i'm on a commercial road. there's lots of shops. i'ming looing into a plaza where there are also apartments

it could end with one bullet from the s.w.a.t. team. but we don't know the number of citizens in there. all the agents and detectives. who's in there and who's out. and they're counting heads. and they're trying ining to ge out quickly. s.w.a.t. is in there with them. >> and the bad news is some innocent people in there, as well. >> yeah. >> definitely a scarier situation than we thought it was a while back when we thought he was in there alone with s.w.a.t. team members and perhaps they might be talking. >> it's definitely complicated. and people could be in the building but not under his control. but maybe they're in, you know, a line of fire in the hallway that he might have access to shoot them. so s.w.a.t. is not able to move them out. the people that they did move out were people they could get safely out behind them when they had him somehow located probably during an exchange of gunfire. but he may be a guy who is maintaining a lot of silence in there. you know, he goes in and kind of hunkers down for a number of hours like he di

what led s.w.a.t. teams to the scene this morning and where does all of this leave the massive ongoing investigation. that part of the story from nbc's bill neely. >> reporter: after the gunfire, the forensics, they gathered evidence all day inside the shattered apartment. and removed the body of the man they shot. but is this the paris mastermind, abaaoud and who are the eight other arrested? three were detained on the street outside. this man arrested after admitting he rented the apartment to two people last week. the weapons and cell phones they recover from this apartment will help answer one crucial question. was this a second and last isis cell in paris or are there more waiting to strike? the raids target the 27-year-old belgian abaaoud who fought in syria. he had gone there after setting up a terror cell in belgium. attacked by police in january, french investigators believe the seven men killed attacking paris on friday and the two men on the run were controlled by abaaoud. last night, a breakthrou