the french national team getting ready to play england. t time they take to the field since the attacks in paris. >>> and these are the images coming to us live from france. the memorials continue to grow as does the outrage and the response. ♪ >>> there's been another major set back for those daily fantasy sports sites. a new judge turning aside their request to keep operating, after the state attorney in new york ruled that the two main sites are gambling. the judge makes a final decision next week. >>> and just a few hours the french national team taking to the soccer field in england. they are playing a friendly game against the british. and as john henry smith reports, security will be tight and hearts heavy. >> reporter: inside wembley stadium, the 23 members of france's national soccer team went through their normal preparations for a game that will be anything but normal. >> there will be a lot of emotion from us, from the players. >> reporter: the french national team was on the pitch friday night when the attacks began in paris. t

the terrorists in paris, and he is being held. in addition we know that the nationality and believe the nationality of the two bombers. one confirmed to be a french national in the early 20s and then french national with ties to islamic extremists. we have been on a watch list, and then near the body of someone outside and then the national stadium there and then a passport of one of those dismembered bodies and a passport from syria. remember the shooters are said to have said this is for syria as they fired inside of

because, obviously - we're now expecting to hear from the president. [ ♪ ] >>> we've been hearing the french nationalnthem as we are expected to hear from french president francois hollande to speak momentarily on this national memorial service for the 130 people who died in the paris attacks two weeks ago. a service there in central paris bringing together around a thousand people, including the french president as well as survivors and victims' families and members of the first responded who have all been gathering. we're expecting to hear from francois hollande momentarily. jacky row land has been following all of this with us. just before we hear from the french president, this has been a real test of his leadership. a lot of people making comparisons to how president george bush responded to the 911 attacks. >> reporter: of course on a day of national mourning like this, it might seem a little inappropriate to talk about opinion poll ratings. however, president francois hollande has been in many ways according to the opinion polls the least popular french president in modern times. however, the

finding distraction through soccer the french national team getting ready to play england. [after the state attorney general ruled that they are gambling and there are reports that the a.g. will also ask for both sites to be barred from operating in new york state. the judge is said to make a final decision next week. and just a few hours the french national team, will be taking the field in england, they are playing a friendly game against the brettish team, and as al jazeera records security is doing to be tight, and hearts will be heavy. >> up side wembly stadium, the 23 members of france's went through the normal preparation. from a game that will be anything but normal. >> there will be a lot of emotion from us. from players. >> a french national team was on the pitch when the attacks began in pair. this time, there will be beefed up security inside and outside the stadium. fans are being asked to arrive early, to go through the security checks. similar steps have been imposed around the world from the ronda rousey fight to all of the nfl games in the united states. as

sent to jail charged with inciting violence at the al aqsa mosque. >> beefed up security as the french national team place england, the first game since the attacks in paris. >> a judge's ruling leaves the operationles of two factual sigh sports sites up in the air. >> another major set back for daily fantasy sports websites. a judge turned aside their request to keep operating after the state attorney general ruled draft kings and fan duel are gambling. a judge will make a final decision next week. >> today's soccer match in brussels between belgium and spain has been called off. another friendly game between england and france is scheduled just a few hours from now. as john henry smith reports, security will be tight and hearts heavy. >> inside wembley stadium where they were welcomed with french colors and french sentiments, the 23 members of france's national soccer team went through normal preparations for a game that will be anything but normal. >> there will be a lot of emotion from us, from players. >> the french national team was on the pitch friday night when the attacks began in pari

the terrorists in paris, and he is being held. in addition we know that the nationality and believe the nationality of the two bombers. one confirmed to be a french national in the early 20s and then french national with ties to islamic extremists. we have been on a watch list, and then near the body of someone outside and then the national stadium there and then a passport of one of those dismembered bodies and a passport from syria. remember the shooters are said to have said this is for syria as they fired inside of the concert hall. this is for syria and blame your president for frances involvement in paris. the last words in a hail of bullets that some of the victims heard inside of paris last night. more coming from the streets of paris in a moment. >>> we told you of the american band playing and the eagles of death metal. they're from california. the musicians are reported safe but members of the crew maybe among the casualties. it's half past the hour on fox news channel. ♪ (woman) one year ago today mom started searching for her words. and my brother ray and i started searching for answers. (vo) when it's time to navigate in-home care,

take off. [ singing the french national anthem ). >>> fans sang the french national anthem tonight after attacks as they left the national stadium just outside paris. they were held on lockdown for hours after an explosion outside the stadium during the match between the french and german national soccer team. >>> here is the latest on the worst terror attack in french history. police say all of the terrorists responsible are dead tonight. the death toll stands at more than 120 people, most of them killed at a rock concert. dozens of others were badly injured. france's president has sealed the border and declared a state of emergency. president obama is one of many international leaders that has spoken out calling what happened an attack on all of humanity. >>> former vice president al gore was in paris when the attacks took place. he announced that he has suspended live earth out of solidarity with the french people. the benefit concert is for climate change. >>> here at home, tomorrow's democratic presidential debate in iowa will go on as planned but the candidates have been voicing th

there was a moment of silence at the french embassy, followed by the singing of the french national anthem. over the weekend, the iconic opera house in sidney was lit in the colors of the french flag. and an image of the french flag was projected on egypt's great pyramid with the words solidarity with france. it was shown alongside the flags of lebanon and russia, and two countries also impacted by terror attacks. and treve fountain in rome was among the fountains that went dark after the attack, the lights went out at the iconic fountain and the space needle in seattle was among the american land marks paying tribute to the victims. a giant french flag was raised on saturday atop the tower. >> so many tributes. >>> stay with eyewitness news and abc news, as we monitor the developments in paris and the response here in america. we will also keep you posted on our web site, abc 7ny along with our twitter and facebook pages. >>> new developments, in the murder of a barber in manhattan. the man now under arrest, and what we have learned about a possible motive. >> a firefighter badly burned,

was laid up in the french national colors. of cambridge alongside david cameron were in attendance. two-zero, england. more on the bbc news website, including the latest on the paris attack. thank you for watching. we will see you again soon. ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by -- the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation -- giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation -- pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and hong kong tourism board. >> want to know hong kong's most romantic spot? i will show you. i love heading to the bay for an evening stroll. stunning perfect, backdrop for making romantic moments utterly unforgettable. i've lived in this city for years, but hong kong makes me all in love with it time and again. ♪ >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet los angeles. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: good evening, i'm judy woodruff. >> ifill: and i'm gwe

he shaved the word "paris" into his hair, and the french national anthem was played before the game. then it was game time. new orleans. anthony davis led everyone, but carmelo anthony 29 points for new york. but then it was serrafin. one-handed flush from melo. 12 points in 14 minutes to help the knicks stay in front, which they did. the knicks win. they are now 5-6. >>> no team seems to be hotter on the ace right now than the rangers what keep improving upon the best start in franchise history. on the line tonight, a 9th straight win which would be the third longest streak in franchise history. blue shirts hosted toronto while also honoring the people of paris with the french national anthem before the game. and it was a wild one when it started. third period, derek broussard. the leaves would later tie it. zuccarello your hero. rangers finding a way to get things done. 4-3, their point streak now at 13 straight games. >>> college hoops season is here. rutgers men were out to stay perfect which they did over howard at home improving to 2- 0. also this afternoon seton hall trying to

the french national, he rented terrorists to the concert haul. he was actually questioned by the police at the belgium board rder on saturday and he was released. one of the brothers was killed in attack. one survivor says she's starting to realize what she sent through. >> the main thought is get out, get out, get out, get out. you didn't know then what it was. it was gunshots and you had to get out. and after we realized what it was. >> >> now the focus on the g-20 summit in turkey. it is becoming an emergency summit on terrorism. president obama spending 35 minutes speaking with the russian president putin and renewed the called to take out >> we'll redouble the efforts to bring about a peaceful transition in syria and to eliminate dash as a force that can create so much pain and suffering for people in paris. >> now, president obama ordered flags on all of the government buildings to be flown at half staff until thursday. france is remaining a nation in mourning and today the key tourist attractions are reopening. >> paris is a city on edge,

the french flag all over the place including on social media, for instance on facebook that application where you could cover your profile photo with the french flag. it is not just about the flag. the french national anthem has been heard a lot since the attacks as well. >> we've got some papers focusing on what the new found patriotism means. >> that's right. several historians have been interviewed in french press today. there is an interview of a historian who says what we're seeing isn't actually a comeback of patriotism. these patriotic symbols don't necessarily reference a unique idea of the nation that people are displaying proudly. what we're seeing is more of a way for people to collectively express their grief and mourn together and they're doing so by displaying the french flag. in another interview the historian agrees with this analysis, this return to grace of the national symbol is essentially an ingredient, a necessary ingredient to national and collective mourning as well as individual mourning. he does wonder if this moment of unanimity that we're seeing could this actually help france reconcile itself with itself? and the right wing paper in its editorials today are we seeing a

the french president was evacuated. when the fans left, they defiantly sang the french national anthem. two of the suicide bombers blew themselves up just over here. while fans were drinking during the game. the big question is, why the bombers didn't attack earlier when 80,000 people were pouring into this stadium a half hour earlier. one suicide bomber tried to get through with a ticket one report said but was stopped them blew him up. 9:25. outside a city center restaurant, carnage. it's where charlotte thought she would die. >> there were huge gun shots. it sounded like fireworks, and bang bang bang through the window e. >> reporter: 9:36. another attack at a bar where those 19 people were killed, sprayed with gunfire. then four minutes later, terrible scenes nearby. gunmen stormed a rock concert by the american band eagles of death metal. young people climbing over bodies. inside julian pierce played dead and ran for his life. >> they were not stopping. they were refuelling the guns, reloading the guns. and they were very heavily armed. and what struck me when i looked to one of the

the sound of strength and resilience in the face of the paris terrorist attacks, fans saying the french nationalnthem last night after the attacks leaving the stadium outside paris. they were held on lockdown for hours after multiple explosions just outside during the match of the french and german national soccer teams. here's the information on the worst terrorist attack in french history. we learned the french president is now blaming isis militants for the attack calling it an act of war. police in paris believe all those responsible are dead. investigators are looking for possible accomplices. the president says the death toll is up to 127 people. earlier this morning, we knew it was at least 120. we just heard moments ago that the french president says 127. most of the people were inside the concert hall. dozens more were badly injured. the french president tightened the country's borders,f declarg state of emergency, and most paris is closed today, including restaurants, museums, and parks. president obama is one of many speaking out on this calling what happened an attack on all of huma

the french consulate lowered its lack to half staff shortly after the attack. steve: dozens were singing the french national anthem, the group was holding a vigil to remember the victims in paris, similar vigils were held around the world with many more expected throughout the weekend. yorkers are keeping a close eye on the news out of paris. >> it is shocking, horrifying? new yorkers describe mass murder with the same words tumbled four and dozens of language is that those learning about it in every country of the world, it allows some in the city to attain their sense of security. >> i feel safe. >> i will continue to conduct my comings and goings the same way? another group managed to avoid news of the attack altogether. >> i haven't really heard anything. but many in new york learned of the killings in paris. >> i got an alert on my phone that eight of my friends in paris had checked in to facebook >> i have become numb to it. >> it is what it is, the world is crazy. here in vineland, new jersey, home of progresso, we love all kinds of chicken soups... but just one kind of chicken. it's white breast mea

the french national anthem echoed through the new york city air late friday nights french college studentso those who lost their lives in paris. on the street, major american cities expanded law enforcement as the precautionary measure. security agencies in the united states have stressed that there are no credible threats. but officials have increased police presence at airports and other landmarks. >> our agencies are all operating assuming there is going to be an attack. there is no evidence there is going to be but you act in assumption there is. >> the french consulate in new york city lowered their flag to half staff. and a memorial was hastily constructed to honor those killed. >> people are terrified. >> french citizens in the united states struggle to comprehend the violence suffered back home. >> after "charlie hebdo"? it's like this attack again? it's horrible. >> happened a couple of times this year. and i don't know what to do about it. >> at boston's logan airport, american college student nicole harris was on her way back to paris. >> i don't want to go back. but i have to.

. >> reporter: the french national an them sounding out across all english premier league games. a reminder of the imimpact the paris attacks have had on football. eight days earlier three blasts took place outside the stade de france where the french national team were taking on germany. never before has the sport been on such high alert. a match between germany and the netherlands in hanaver was cancelled. on saturday there were calls to cancel all fixtures after the security alert was raised to its highest level. all proceeded, bar one, the game 75 kilometres away. in madrid at least a thousand police were present for the biggest game on the continent on saturday, el classico between madrid and barcelona. >> we're not afraid. it is a safe city >> reporter: there is little doubt the attacks in paris have prompted security arrangements at sporting events worldwide to be reassessed. even more certain is that the football will go on >>> sports news, including all sorts of current affairs can be found on our website at aljazeera.com >> the panama canal, an engineering marvel, cramme

strongholds. >> members of both the upper and lower house he of parliament stood to sing the french nationalnthem. [♪ singing ] >> a rare moment in french politics, extraordinary times. addressing lawmakers, president francois hollande called on the country to unite during one of france's darkest hours. >> translator: the terrorists believe that free societies will be affected by horror but they won't be at all. france has come through other tests. france is still here alive and kicking. and those who try challenge france is always history's losers. french are ardent valiant courageous, we don't engage in a war fence civilizations, we are in a war against jihadist terrorists. >> a change to the constitution given the government extra powers to prevent further attacks. the current state of emergency will be now extended for three months. paris is a changed city scarred by violence but you united in grief. a minute's silence to reflect on the worst attacks since the second world war. at the place de la republic. >> i'm very touched i'm very upset and i wanted to pay tribute to these people. an

the stadium. french president hollande was at the match. the stadium was evacuated. a series of coordinated attacks have been taken place in the french capital. president obama used the word terrorists when he spoke to the nation a short time ago. >> we are going to do whatever it takes to work with the french and nations around the world to bring these terrorists to justice. and to go after terrorist networks that go after our people. >> reporter: in just the last few moments we have learned that cbs news now is reporting at least 60 people dead in paris. this is from a cbs producer well known in the intelligence and just community. she tells us that a senior law enforcement official said the fbi is offering whatever help is needed to france. the fbi is meeting with french law enforcement at this time. new york city police officials say that the nypd is stepping up security at all high- profile locations in the city as a precaution. the nypd officials said there is no current specific threats and that the decision to beef up security is out of an abundance of precaution. maurice, i'm communicating with a friend in paris tonight. his name is david peralta. he is from france. we have been friends through social

days after staying dark, it was lit up in the blue, blanc and rouge of the french national flag. r in the day it was secretary of state john kerry who flipped the switch to illuminate the u.s. embassy in paris in the colors of the french republic in a show of solidarity. meanwhile at the bataclan where 89 music fans were killed in friday's attacks, the barricades have mostly been lifted and a banner above the entrance now reads, freedom is an indestructible monument. let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning, bill. >> good morning to you, chris. dangerous weather overnight. a lot of people did not get a good night's sleep through kansas, oklahoma, and in texas. because these storms were rolling through some big cities overnight. the storm systems also producing blizzard conditions in denver. one severe thunderstorm watch in eastern oklahoma. we had 41 tornadoes reported yesterday. this is november. very unheard of. and some of those were huge. some of those were wedge tornadoes. and you can see some of the edges of them, it was right as

the french people respond? what are they doing now in the middle of the night? [singing] >> the french national the a6uacks on paris. quote all the city's amenities, including schools, museums, libraries, gyms, swimming pools and markets, all of the city's amenities will close on saturday and from the terrorists on their website they wrote but the american blood is best and we will taste it soon. >> that is on the exit from the stadium tonight. the french president in that stadium as well. people inside noticed the president had left sometime early in the second half to get further information, realizing the attack was ongoing went to information services and begann6g÷ coordinating and now at this hour we're led to believe that the french president is either on his way to or now at the theater where the shootings took place and 118 people are now confirmedm dead. trace gallagher bringing in further developments and live from our west coast news hub to you. >> it's amazing because you look at the french standing in solidarity singing the french national anthem and the world, of course, is standi

there's teams going through there, probably a joint team of the armed forces, the national intelligence service, the frenchnal police organizations. and what they're doing is they're radioing back to a national command post. and that national command post has control of every asset within france right now and probably within the european union with cooperative agents and interpol as well as the united states may actually be in that command post. and they are going to be feeding out raw intelligence as they see it. and they may be counting off the bomb vests, you know, do we have them all accounted for? they may be finding rifles. are they part of the lots that we had before? and this information is going to be broadcast to other police organizations and sub-task forces in an effort to make sure that if that man's not in there, the national manhunt starts all over again. and then if he is in there, now let's see what intelligence gives us about people who may have supported him in belgium, in france, the netherlands anywhere else so that they can shut down the entire european theater of isis. >> how common

we also understand that an explosion happened outside the french national football stadium during the soccer game. people inside could hear that, the game was obviously stopped, everyone was brought to the middle of the stadium there and eventually people tried to be evacuated out of that hear. 35 people dead. that's the latest number. very violent night in paris. we continue to monitor the latest situation. back to you guys. >> anchor: it will probably just be a matter of time before one of these evil, awful groups claims responsibility, whichever one it is, just a matter of time and it is no doubt according to our terrorively expert and even the deputy mayor of paris saying that this is a terror attack, coordinated terror attack. at least five different incidents that involved gunfire, explosions or both and you can see that it's still very active. we see if you look to the right of your screen, you see police officers in full riot gear behind a van, you see vehicles moving in and out. i am guessing this is the area where the nightclub is or the theater venue where there are of 100

. >> reporter: the french national an them sounding out across all english premier league games. a reminder of the impact the paris attacks have had on football. eight days earlier three blasts took place outside the stade de france where the french national team were taking on germany. never before has the sport been on such high alert. a match between germany and netherlands was cancelled and on saturday calls to postpone all belgian pro league fixture after the security alert in brussels was raised to its highest level. all proceed by one, the deal, 75 kilometres from brussels deemed high risk. in madrid at least a thousand police were present at the bernabo for the biggest game on the continent el classico between madrid and barcelona >> we're not afade at all. it is a safe city. we have no problem with that. >> reporter: there's little doubt the attacks in paris have prompted security arrangement at sporting events worldwide to be reassessed. even more certain is that the football will go on >>> recycled plastic is being used to make polls for construction and road signs in k

the first is the french nation is extraordinarily resilient. you remember the outpouring of support from french citizens of all stripes after the "charlie hebdo" attacks that made the west of the world stand in a and made all of the heads of state string to paris to show solidarity. i believe the french nation will rise again and the overwhelming response will be one of common cause, of trying to heal, getting past this and showing strength and not reacting with a spasm of violence against files. let's be clear. the fabric of europe is unraveling in front of our eyes. the millions of refugees streaming in, the inability of the europeans to respond in a unified way, the incredible unpopularity of the leadership german chancellor angela merkel has shown in trying to find a pathway for these people to have sustainable and productive lives. this is getting worse. not only now are we seeing 1% of the world's population made into refugees in the last four years because of armed conflict, a record the world has never seen before, but we also are now fa

the french national anthem at the opening of the matinee performance yesterday. and the conductor, placido domingo led the moving tribute to the victims of the attacks in paris. >>> new video this morning of the destruction in syria caused by air strikes. the islamic state claims russian warplanes carried out yesterday, strikes in raka. russia has not claimed responsibility. the strikes came hours after the islamic state said it was behind the deadly attacks in paris. >>> defense analysts said the attacks on paris may lead the u.s. to take stronger military action across in syria and iraq. experts say the u.s. may imbed military advisors with iraqi forces and isis fighters. but the obama administration said the group's terror threats don't justify launching a u.s. ground war. >>> president obama did arrive in turkey this morning for the g-20 summit. leaders of the world's 20 biggest economies will focus on trade, energy and the environment. the deadly attacks on paris brought a new sense of urgency to the two-day talks. the french president cancelled >>> and to c

the terrorists in paris, and he is being held. in addition we know that the nationality and believe the nationality of the two bombers. one confirmed to be a french national in the early 20s and then french national with ties to islamic extremists. we have been on a watch list, and then near the body of someone outside and then the national stadium there and then a passport of one of those dismembered bodies and a passport from syria. remember the shooters are said to have said this is for syria as they fired inside of the concert hall. this is for syria and blame your president for frances involvement in paris. the last words in a hail of bullets that some of the victims heard inside of paris last night. more coming from the streets of paris in a moment. >>> we told you of the american band playing and the eagles of death metal. they're from california. the musicians are reported safe but members of the crew maybe among the casualties. it's half past the hour on fox news channel. ♪ (woman) one year ago today mom started searching for her words. and my brother ray and i started searching for answers. (vo) when it's time to navigate in-home care,

the french flag's blue, white and red. in germany, the brandenburg gate illuminated in france's national colors. the one world trade center spire lit up in red, white and blue in honor of the french victims. and also in sydney, australia -- i'm sorry, that's london right there. that's the london eye. there is sydney there. >> it's absolutely beautiful to see the world come together in a time like this. let's just hope that the world acts together in order to defeat the terror network that's responsible for this so that we don't have to be able to -- >> for those of us who lived through 9-11, it should be painful reminder of what we're dealing with in this country right now and also throughout the world. that's the rise of terrorism. we must deal with it appropriately. >> yeah. that is going to do it for us in new york. now to washington for a special edition of "special report" with bret baier. shep picks it up at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >>> it was an acts of war, says the president of france. the u.s. launches an attack of its own with fighter jets going after an isis leader. this is "special report"

masker in the french capital counting the tonight they shut off the lights at the eifell tower, the universal symbol of quality, equality, freedom now dark. as the president spoke to the nation. >> faced with this fear as a nation that defends itself and mobilizes itself in which once again will be able to overcome the terrorists. >> reporter: hollange was in the stands cheering the french soccer team when an explosion outside interrupted the game and shook the country to its core. simultaneously terrorists went into a theater during a show. gunmen stormed two different restaurants not far away. killing even more. >> i saw a woman next to me. i was holding her actually and i said, are you okay, are you okay. when i lifted my head. she was okay. i could see a pool of blood around her and she had been >> when i went in the street i saw 20 to 25 bodies lying on the floor. >> reporter: jihadist on twitter immediately praised the coordinated carnage they've declared war on france on their role against isis. today's attack after the attack on charlie hebdo and the jewish market. >> we're going to do everything we can to work with the french people and nations around the world to b

>> well, the intelligence effort that's going on in france is a national effort. they're going to -- all of the french intelligence services from the external dgse down to the french national police, the gendarmes nationale and all forces in between are going to be interrogating these people. now, the reason that they were probably arrested is because that facility, that residence was under surveillance by external and probably covert intelligence personnel who used national intelligence assets to track them into that residence. and they will probably seen going up to the door or near the door or communicating with those people. so that makes them persons of interest. so it's going to be very important that they fess up right away, and find out what they were doing there, what they knew of the people that were in there, because now we're talking about crimes on a national scale. >> and if it's abdelhamid abaaoud he is someone who has been in their sights for a very long time, who has slipped away from them before. just in january there was a major raid in belgium, two of his colleagues were killed, bu

now, in a moment, we will be to francois hollande, the french president speaking at a national meeting of mayors. catherine, what can you tell us about the way the french president has reacted so far? catherine: the french president is keen to be taking action now. he and his government have been some criticism from the french opposition, saying that they have not done enough, that it is action rather than words. and also criticism that they could have done more perhaps to prevent these attacks. paris saw attacks earlier this year at a coastal supermarket. the opposition center-right party has not wasted any time, calling for national political unity to come out and attack the government, saying that they should have prevented the security lapses, the ones that allowed the attackers to strike once again. this is a meeting of all the mayors across france, all the towns. he will be addressing that and what can be done at a local level to prevent security lapses like this. we are also watching for words on a larger scale. he measures -- and the measures that he will be taking. france is a

leaving the stadium they learned what was happening all around the french capitol and some in the crowd broke into song singing the french national an them. news today in new england. >> anchor: well, some of the fans left the stadium in a bit less of a panic of they banded together sinning again as dan mentioned the french national anthem. the crowd leaving the building there. it is a packed hallway. the people slowly making their way out after what happened inside. become here locally state police say they are increasing security around the statehouse following the deadly attacks in paris. you see a state police vehicle there in front the statehouse. they are also monitoring intelligence at logan airport and directing state troopers to be on the lookout for any suspicious activity within their patrol areas. security also is tight as you can imagine at the french consulate here where people have been stopping by as well to leave flowers . >> anchor: that's where we find victoria warren. she has more on the precautions being taken across the city. victoria? they have had a non-stop police presence out here and there have been ple

the french president soon spoke to the nation mobilizing all resources as the chaos continued in the capital. >> it won't be -- state of emergency is for the entire territory of france. >> reporter: french soldiers ordered on to the streets. more and more ambulances called in to help the injured. authorities looking to see who the terrorist are, how they involved. more questions, was this isis, al qaeda or a unknown cell. too soon to tell. the work is helping the wounded, finding anymore plotters who might be out there before they strike again. tough job to track so many possible extremists, some who might be linked to tonight's attack. >>> meantime, president obama spoke briefly from the white house to offer his condolences to the french people and to offer the support of the united states. >> this is an attack not just on paris. it's an not attack not just on the people of france, but this is an attack on all of humanity and the universal values that we share. we stand prepared and ready to provide whatever assistance the government and people of france need to respond. >> brynn gin

days later, both the french and english soccer associations decided the game would go on and the french players and coaches say they fully respect the decision. they also say the french nation is more important than french futbol. these are old rivals but for this game social security about solidarity. the english team has been asked to sing the french national anthem. the french players moved by the tribute. listen to england's captain. >> we have to try and be respectful as we can and obviously there's a futbol match. it will be tough for the french players. >> yesterday members of the english team played a soccer match against members of the french embassy, also way of showing solidarity. the game begins in about 25 minutes. you can see it on fox sports one. >> that game will still go on. thank you. back to what trace was telling us earlier. we have new video in from germany. all those fans were inside the staid y stadium. you see the outside of the stadium there. a new video of the evacuations taking place. the game has opinion cancbeen c after a credible bomb threat. they believe it could have been a truck bomb. people were told there will be no game. authorities on th

were in mourning altogether. >> the british fans will downin that mourning, singing along to the french nationalsplayed on giant video screens so all can sing along. >> it will be important for us to show character through that game and we will share this moment with all the english people. >> it's a safe bet that french soccer officials will be studying security measures in the coming months in tenty. france is hosting next summer's european championship tournament, considered the second biggest international soccer tournament behind the world cup. >> i understand there is going to be a pretty special guest. >> some call him the duke of cambridge, most call him prince william. he is going to the game as a mark of solidarity and tribute to paris. >> two of the biggest icons in baseball history will soon receive the nation's highest civilian honor. hall of famer's yogi berra and willie mays will receive the medal pyemas made the catch that helped the san francisco giants win the world series. berra was a 10 time world series champion and three time american league m.v.p. he died in september at a

this is only the second time in french history that the members of the french national assembly and of the senate meet here. the french president addressed them. francois hollande is expected to make several big announcements. he will explain what it means to be at war and what it applies -- what it implies. he is also extending for three months the state of emergency in french territory. the different parliamentary groups have been the right -- have been given the right to debate, but there will not be a vote. he will not be here at the chateau oversight -- at the , and 348ave versailles members of the french senate will be attending this special congress where the parliament convenes to hear some of the key measures and vision and to hear francois hollande outline his vision for the coming months have the coming years. unity is really cute today, the second day of national mourning. clovis: absolutely. that is what we are being told at the chateau versailles. it will be a time of unity after the dramatic and unprecedented attacks against france. politicians and members of parliament

the french pinning this on isis and now we have this claim from isis. >> what about the facts that we know at this point that one of the attackers appears to be a french national and the fact that you heard francois hollande saying earlier today this was coordinated outside, but helped to be executed internally and the concern about the internal french involvement? >> enormously important comments and details. first let's talk about what we know about the suspects. the one we know we reported this earlier in the day, a french national from south of paris, it was identified by fingerprints, known by police, radicalized in 2010, but they didn't believe he was involved in terror and, therefore, weren't watching him. this again harkens back to charlie hebdo. they have been under surveillance and no longer were. to be fair, this country has hundreds, perhaps thousands of suspected jihadis. impossible to have all the security forces necessary to watch each one of them, so it's a judgment call. in two cases you have a bad judgment call. let's talk again about the as y assailants here. one was french but also a syrian and egyptian passport near the bodies of the other

the attack. you're watching as french high school students in california on a field trip led the crowd in the french national anthem. they were visiting death valley friday when they heard about the attack in paris. they were supposed to are touring san francisco today. their tour guide told them about it. they travel back to france tomorrow. >> they tell us that the atmosphere is very weird. very strange.ç we are happy to see our families again, but are a bit scared for our future. >> we noticed a heavy police presence at today's event. polke street was shut down in front of city hall because there were so many people. they will have a condolence book available to sign at their offices tomorrow. stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage on the attack on paris. we will have live reports tomorrow morning on "good morning americaamerica." >> jason ellison posted this video. you can see that funnel cloud in the air. this is south of modesto. the sheriff's department showed trees knocked over. high winds damaged some homes there. fortunately, no reports of any injury. >> back here in the bay area, gusts and

this is really happening and there is nothing i can do to bring her back. >> the french president declared 3 days of national mourning and put national security at its highest level. brandon, 7 news night team. >> the startling claim fueling fears in paris tonight. isis says there were 8 gunmen and the french government says only 7 are dead. now they' re doing whatever they can to track down what may be the last terrorist. 24 hours after the attacks multiple arrests and search warrants executed today. >> and these operations are >> in the hours after the massacre, the french looking for clues and reviewing their intelligence. we now know they had a security file on one of the killers. a former french prosecutor says they have been overwhelmed with people traveling to and from syria. >> [ speaking french ] >> and another arrested in august for planning a similar attack. innocencinger bc news learned a car in germany was loaded with explosives. >> it' s awful and i' m afraid it' s going to happen again and it could well happen in other countries including the united states. >> yesterday it was paris for a seco

below the two-dollar mark.in iowa, the tate wide average is 2-19 a gallon.that's two-cents above the national average. it's after the break... break...we follow the french national soccer team while they take the field again after last week's attacks. attacks.in your cbs 2 weather [ screaming ] rate suckers! [ bell dinging ] your car insurance goes up because of their bad driving. people try all sorts of ways to get rid of them. [ driver panting ] if you're sick of paying more than your fair share... [ screams ] get snapshot from progressive, life moves on in france including for the french national soccer team. team.they went to london tuesday to play england in an international friendly match. match.mark phillips shows us how english fans welcomed one of their european rivals. rivals. (singing/fans arriving/maybe singing la marseillaise/ wembley with tricolor and liberte etc... slogan)when is a game more than a game? when the visiting team's anthem is the theme song of the night. when the national stadium of england is decorated in the colors and slogan of the old sporting enemy, france. (friday's stade de france game including bang)when the game come

very similarly tonight, at 12 minutes past midnight in paris, the borders of the french nation have been shut. the military have piled on to the streets. and they will regain control through brute force, through military force tonight. as they separate the innocents from the terrorists, and the french president vows, vows tonight, that order will be restored. and that in addition, the terrorists will be brought to justice. francois hollande said a short time ago, a state of emergency has been declared across france, national borders have been shut after the spate of attacks. hollande said in a brief statement on television that the cabinet meeting had been called. the french cabinet is meeting now. quote a state of emergency has been declared. the second measure will be the closure of the national borders. it's our understanding that that is under way now. the u.s. secretary of state, john kerry, is closely monitoring events in paris, according to his office. the u.s. embassy and the french capital is working to account for any u.s. citizens involved. the state department official said t

they sang the french national anthem. and this morning i want to show you a live look of the consulate here on fifth avenue on the upper east side. you can see the flags remain lowered this morning. that memorial continues to grow. and pat and gus, the nypd are still keeping an eye on the front entrance. we have seen a squad car parked here throughout the morning and we have also seen an officer patrolling the sidewalk here outside of that memorial. back to you. >> sheldon dutes, thank you. after the break, our team coverage continues on "today in new york." >>> we'll tell you how the presidential contenders respond to the attacks as they continue early detection is critical in fighting cancer a misdiagnosis or other errors can have serious consequences. for almost 40 years jacoby & meyers has successfully represented thousands of clients. winning them the money they need to take care of themselves and their families. you fight the cancer. >>> the sign says peace for paris. and the flowers speak volumes. new yorkers are sh