. >> live for us at ak party headquarters and thank you. now let's go to smith in the predominately kurdish city where there have been some small clashes on earlier on sunday, over all just give us the reaction there. not every one as jubilant as we have seen. >> isolated clashes outside the party headquarters, it has been pretty much calm and actually remarkable that htp at the press conference they have been given they are in parliament and just above the ten% threshold and seems to accept now they will still be in parliament, 10 1/2% of the vote, that gives them a current reconing 59 seats in parliament that is compared to the 80 they got back in june. but joint leadership of the htp and the leader we have all seen over the last few months but also a woman coleading the htp and she has been saying that our parties faced the hardest voyage to this election of all the four parties that are represented in parliament. and what she is referring to is the violence that has broken out in mainly kurdish areas, the increasing fighting with the pk

us up against seats. the cab driver let out this strange yelp. almost like a dog. we saw these guys standing there with black ski masks over their faces holding ak-47s pointed at us. i saw them, but i couldn't believe i was seeing them. it's very strange to see someone in that heat with a black winter mask covering their faces. i was confused. >> are these the police? >> remy said, no, i think they are bandits. we are going to get robbed. they'll take our stuff and go. someone reached in and pulled remy and threw him up against a container. boom. he hit it very hard. all of a sudden, i'm very alone. my fear is growing. i just froze. he motioned to put my arms up against my head. my whole body was buzzing with a numbness. i was looking at that barrel, almost going cross eyed. could he pull the trigger and i'd be gone. your body was made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to a biologic, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can reduce joint pain and swelling in as little as two weeks, and help stop further joint

they probably did plan out the fact there would be the three attacks at the same time. they used ak-47s or some grenades. what could the french police have done? how could one prevent something like this? >> i don't think we have the full story yet. one of these individual, according to reporting, was on the radar screen in terms of someone who is known to the police as being a radical jih jihadi. the problem is you have more of these people out there than law enforcement. >> they had he was a radical but he hasn't committed any violent acts. what do you do? >> it's very difficult. i'm low to criticize them. one thing you can do is use intelligence to gather as much information as you can about people traveling or communicating particularly outside of the country back to the middle east. the metadata program that we have in the u.s. that allows us to collect telephone number the calls another telephone number or ip address connects with another ip address. it's often a critical tool in identifying people. >> the french don't have this? >> i don't know fp thif they ha or not. it's no

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and if you look at the type of weapons that are being used, ak-47s, you're hearing unconfirmed reports potentially even of suicide bombings, all of that at this very early hour makes you think of islamist terrorism, makes you think of those awful days in paris in january, those 48 hours when 17 people were kill ed in the "charlie hebdo" satirical news magazine headquarters and also a kosher market. francois hollande, the president of france, has said there's an unprecedented terrorist threat to the france because so many french nationals have gone off to syria and iraq, more than 1,000 to join up with groups like isis. more than 250 have come back. and those are the ones they know about. they believe that there's just this huge threat right now. just a few days ago they thwarted a terrorist plot to attack the french naval base in the south, which is the home of the charles dugal aircraft carrier. francois hollande said every week in france they're learning of new information about terrorist plotting. the scale of the threat really is just unprecedented in france right now. so when we l

think the gunmen used in their drive-by shootings of restaurants and cafes and to get to the music hall where they killed at least 89 people. inside one car, officials say they found three ak-47 machine guns like the weapons used in the attacks. french officials also said today that three of the eight attackers were french citizens, two living in belgium, and a third a known islamic extremist who lived an hour outside of paris. the newshour's hari sreenivasan is in paris and joins me now. hari, what do we know about this suspect? this 26 year old born in brussels. french authorities have distributed the photo of salah abdeslam with a message if you see him, do not intervene yourself. because abdeslam is considered dangerous. the authorities believe he rented a car the gunman used in their friday night rampage. it was seen outside the bataclan concert hall where the series of attacks ended. cell phone video released today shows how the two-and-half hour hostage standoff came to an end when french police moved in on the hall, shooting one of the gunman while two other gunman wearing suicide vests blew themselves up. french authorities say abdeslam is one of three brothers be

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attacks coordinated in this way and a variety of weaponry used, ak-47 style, long rifles according to one witness and potential suicide attack at the stadium, other guns used in firing into this restaurant, i mean, in someways it's like the attack where you had multiple locations hit sometiimultaneous >> you'll hear comments about the sophistication and this is a large group from a counterterrorism perspective. i would step back and say before we go down the path to say how much were they trained by isis and what operational training did they receive? i'm stunned by scope and simplicity. if you look at the targets, soft targets, no security spread across a pretty broad geographic area, simplicity of weapons, we don't know the explosives but a lot of weapons are the weapons we would have seen in charlie hebdo for example, i say with the value of people who have been affiliated with isis in eastern europe, scope and simplicity strike me first, not sophistication or some idea this was centrally directed by isis. >> bob bear, when you look at this, what do you see? >> well, what i see is i served in france, anderson, and the diffic

at the same time. an ak-47 apparently used in one of the attacks. so clearly on the minds of many in terms of security there. was this an act of terrorism? >> reporter: i have new numbers that would potentially serve to start answering that question. we have new numbers. we're hearing now 35 dead at this point in areas all throughout the city of paris. we are being told that there are 100 hostages currently being held. it's not clear where that is. we had been told that there was a hostage situation going on at a theater. we've been told there were 15 killed in that location. there's a fog of destinations of what's where. 35 dead, 100 people currently being held hostage in at least one, maybe more locations. >> josh, we're just looking at this picture here of the stadium. you can see people embraced in shock. the reports are coming in. people are views some -- viewing some of the information on their phones, through social media. a night of terror, a night of bloodshed. awful night for the people in paris. >> reporter: an awful night for the people

believe there were one or possibly two explosive devices at stade de france that they're investigating now. and the weapons being used police say akrifles, so again these are the parallels we were talking about. ak-47, use of explosives, that's what gives indicators of the possibility of a terrorist attack here. again, the french police telling me three attacks, one of those at the stade de france one or possibly two explosions in these attacks that automatic weapons were used. >> all right. jim sciutto, thanks so much. i'm joined on the phone right now by freelance journalist seth borjs who was near one of the incidents. seth, which incident were you near and what can you tell us? >> yeah, so i was right at the neighborhood in the tenth, which is where a shooting that appears to have been a colish no kov shooting went off. i was walking out of my apartment and i actually saw somebody with a bandage around their arm and large amount of blood dripping off of them. i have no idea if this was related, fire department took him away into an ambulance. still it looked to me immediately like maybe he had cut his hand on glass. i didn't u

killed at least 128 people. >> i want to give a live look at the police presence outside the concert hall, site of the deadliest attack. gunmen using akbombs targeted that hall. also restaurants and areas near the national stadium. eight attackers died, seven in suicide blasts. no one has yet claimed responsibility. security experts say signs point to an organized terrorist group. >>> after meeting with his defense council, french president francois hollande declared three days of national mourning. he vowed to hunt down the terrorists, calling them barbarians. >>> in the meantime, border security has been increased. authorities in paris are warning residents to stay inside. 1,500 soldiers have been mobilized to help protect the city of paris. >>> we want to go live to paris where senior international correspondent fred pleitgen is standing by for us. fred, so we are expecting to hear from the french prosecutor in the coming hours. a news conference about this investigation. but can you tell our viewers where things stand right now? >> reporter: at this point in time, we already have some information that we got from the prosecutor's

use caution. >> he's coming out. he's got the ak. it's looking around. he's got the gun athe low ready position. >> which way is he walking? >> directly towards the lobby, towards the french. real stocky build. the gun is down by his waist in a ready position. >> for sure he's in the hallway. we'll shoot through the door. >> is he alone in the room? >> he's alone. >> hallways are clear. >> he says he's going to come out with his hands up. >> he's standing up. >> he has his hands clear. >> he's walking towards the hallway. >> we have eye contact. he is coming towards the front. we have one suspect right now. >> for updates on this or any major story any time, download our abc 7 news app and enable push alerts for immediate notifications. >>> severe weather is pounding part of this midwest and is blamed for ate deaths. five people died in accidents related the ice storm. another three in north texas from flash floods. one person is still missing. thousands of people are without power as ice accumulated on downed power lines. icy conditions are likely to stick around through t

investors, whether it be stock investors were other assets are getting more used to the idea of an increase in rates. ,ake a look at now at 60% chance that that is going to raise rates. -- 68% chance. you see the trajectory down here as well. one disclaimer here, there is a 10 minute lag on this. following the minutes coming out. we are watching the treasury market as a result of the anticipation for the minutes. a bit of a bump up in meals today. -- yields today. we have been seeing more movement, three basis points. if you look on the yield spread and twothe west 10 year year of g7 countries, the whitest it has been since 2007. idest it has been since 2007. the dollar index trading at a seven month high. little changed at the moment. .88%, that is substantial. thank you so much, julie hyman. scarlet: we have much more coming up on bloomberg markets. the football point in l.a. may be coming to an end. at 2:30 p.m. eastern time. david will be interviewing tom werner. ♪ los angeles has not had a professional football team in his city for 20 years. it may not stay that way for too long. the st. louis rams owner is lo

back to those election results in turkey and speak to a senior scholar at istanbul policy center, good to have you with us. as we know akon a huge majority and is this because they prefer the devil they know or are they worried a coalition government would be too weak to deal with the problems that turkey is facing? >> i mean, all that is true but what we know especially from the kurdish area that the kurdish middle class has got really frightened by the resent tension and violence that erupted again after the 7th of june elections and they reverted back to akp, this is confirmed by the local observers and as for mph which is the second big party which lost votes for the benefit of akp, well, i mean they have really played very badly and mhp today has become a kind of second akp, no one knows how long they will survive as a party. >> erdogan says this is a vote for unity but of course 50% of the electorate did not vote for him so how does the act party now reach out to the diseffected and make that a reality? >> unfortunately it will be very difficult. the country is completely divided not into two but there are several

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at this. you know, i understand carson's metaphor and i understand how it was used to get him. you've got to make your target smaller, because the press, the government, the media, ak decad will always come at you. you know where this is coming from? the idea about closing down mosques and databases, this weird mysterious idea. >> it's never going to happen. >> but you know where it's coming from? it's coming from the previous attack on the nsa. because we've now said it's wrong to collect meta data. now what do we have left if we can't look for the haystack. we start calling all the needles out. >> let's go -- >> muslim-americans have the same bill of rights that all americans do. >> so where are you on the nsa? should they be able to data-mine all americans? >> i think we should do anything and everything to protect our freedoms. >> you think it's okay to data-mine all americans? >> he's talking about rounding up all muslim americans. i think this is very convoluted. i'm looking forward to what kimberly has to say tonight. >> you no he what's disturbing to me about this, i think jeb bush when he talked about manipulating people's fears at a time of anxiety is rig

. >> where it used to be state backed, it's terrorists higher ak ark kis to the stage it's at now wherenviction in the ideology and determination to do something means people can self-start in different pockets of activity. that's what i mean by itemize. when you get to that stage, invariably you're working with people you trust. your uncle, people you grew up with. what is happening is they are bonding on a human level and seeing their friends move in the same direction because it's become a brand that people want to be associated with if they want to become anti establishment. >> yet, it's people born here and grown up here and listen to french music, to rap music and yet, they have turned on this society which embraced them. >> this is a very important point because i listened to president obama's speech and there is a few pieces i disagree. i agree the potential backlash against refugees is misguided because we look at the attackers, they are french or belgium french and came in on fake passports. the challenge is with european born and raised muslims. a secondary challenge with ref

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at large. paris is on edge. french police have recovered a car outside the city they believe the surviving attacker used to make his escape. it contained three ak-47 assault rifles. seven people have been detained in belgium as part of the investigation. isis has claimed responsibility for the series of attacks, which left at least 129 people dead. hundreds more were injured, including nearly 100 in critical condition. scott pelley is in paris for us. >> pelley: on this sunday night, paid tribute to the dead and to the wounded. you're about to meet two witnesses to the assault on paris. one of them was shot as he played dead inside the concert hall where most of the victims were killed. the other watched innocent people shot down by one of the terrorists. together they paint a picture of the day darkness descended on the city of light. what was the very first thing you saw? >> colclough: a gunman. dressed in black. black boots, black trousers, tight, a black sweater of sorts, no collar. and standing in a very clear gun position, shooting position. he was holding a weapon, and had it shoulder... had it shouldered, and was shooting quite delibera

us. >> reporter: the upscale hotel was hosting diplomatic delegations for peace talks ironically in the landlocked country when at least 2 attackers stormed in with ak-47ers blazing and started taking hostages. >> reporter: bystanders applauded mali troops who helped end a standoff at a hotel in the country's capital. islamic extremists armed with guns and grenades stormed the raddison blu hotel. witnesses say the men shouted, god is great, in arabic during the assault and spoke in french and english. at least 170 people were taken hostage. security forces went door to door and led dozens to safety. cbs news has learned as many as 14 of the hostages are americans. president obama was asked about the siege during a meeting in malaysia. >> we're monitoring the situation. >> reporter: 2 2 u.s. department of defense employees in the city are all safe and sound. five were at the hotel at the time of the attack. but cbs news has learned at least one american died in the assault. french soldiers and some u.s. special forces helped in the operation. the upscale hotel is popular with foreigners. employees with air france and turkish airlines were also stayin

use of ak-47s and suicide belts and highly coordinated. i can imagine the time it took planning this, especially at this point being out of the radar with the intelligence that's out there and being thwarted. >> they had to recruit these people and weed out people not reliable. all that takes some time. then they had to train them. some may have already received training having fought elsewhere in syria and returned. in any case, all of it would take some training. not an extremely high amount of sophisticated training but it would take some training. the weapons are readily available. ak-47s are available anywhere worldwide as is the ammunition for it. one of the interesting things worth pondering are the explosi explosives. there were suicide vest, to be sure, there was some report there may be a suicide vest that did not detonate, in which case there would be a great deal of forensic information that could be gleaned from that and origin of it determined. there were also reports of the explosions taken place during the attack, before suicide vests had been detonated. this would point to one of two things, hand grenades, easy to come by b

us. >>> jewel nan pierce who was at the show was standing near the stage. he says the man opened fire on the huge crowd. >>> they were holding assault rives, ak 47. i'm sure about it. they were firing randomly into the crowd . >> anchor: a brother of one of immediately stopped playing. >>> it was a flash, so they heard first, saw second and immediately bowled backwards to the backstage area. >>> pierce says most people got down on the floor but terrorists stood at the back of the concert hall and started shooting at them . >>> they were not moving. they were just standing at the back of the scene, the back of the crowd and they were just shooting on the floor because everybody was on the floor. pierce said he waited until the gunman reloaded and ran until he . >>> it's when i found an exit that i saw a body of a young girl that was shot twice in the leg. she wasablying very badly and i back and we ran . >> anchor: those who didn't make it out were either kill or held hostage by the gunmen. police say the attackers search the theater for anyone hiding and executed hostages one by one of when police stormed the concert hall the attackers blew thems

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 explosives, including a grenade that killed one of the other insurgents inside. most importantly as you mentioned, police say they don't know if these suspected mastermind of the friday the 13th terror attacks abdelhamid abaaoud is in fact among the dead there may be more than two bodies inside. they said they just weren't sure yet. they know he is not among the living suspects taken out of that hous

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. >> b aking in queens, police have just found the person who grabbed for a federal agent's gun, causing it to fire. this happened at the hampton inn in jamaica. rob, what can you tell us? >> reporter: carlo razado, the suspect in this case, was found alive. in front of this house right across the street from this hampton inn, the greenhouse with the flashing lights in front of ts that is where the scuffle happened. a dea agent was following up on a drug investigation. the agent tried to arrest rosato and a woman here in this hampton inn parking lot, and news4 investigates reports rosato grabbed for the agent's gun, causing theagun to fire one time. nobody was hit by the bullet. agents arrested the woman right here and then rosato ran off, and all afternoon there's been an intense search of the area fr pom the sky, helicopters and on the ground, officers and agents combing every inch of this neighborhood looking for rosato. we talked to a construction worker who heard that gunshot, says there was no miss taking what he heard. one man, though, said he didn't hear theenunshot and had no idea this was hap ning until he stepped outside his home which is just 50 yards from

there is at the or on the streets no matter, whoever is behind it, no matter who they find is behind it but that weapon french media reporting rifles used in shootings that are ak 47's favored weapons of militants who have attacked weapons abroad there before and all of this seems to be happening around the 10th and 11 11th aridissomont. hundreds of people out enjoying their friday night. this is happening in a concert hall where there was a rock concert going on of i believe it was a calmical band actually that was playing in paris when all of this happened. there was the shootout and the restaurant. there are people at the mall and of course there was the video we saw before of those two explosions going off inside the stadium during the soccer game. you just have to imagine the horror that you would feel seeing all of this unfelt on television in your own city and it's as you mentioned adam eerily reminisce act of what we wept through here as bostonians during the marathon bowlings too. >> anchor: just on a much larger scale and this has been going on for over an hour now. you know, my concern is how many more will we see. we're seeing the president here. le

us the details. manus, there was widespread shock and surprise last night when these results came through it they were gathering -- they were gatherings of happy ak party members. kurds are unhappy athese results. beatingarty found it the forecast by the polls. they won that majority. they wanted easily. they even pullback votes from the hdp party. they were forced into coalition talks. -- it is ardogan gamble that spain off. since june, we have seen tensions and violence. we have seen the truce breakdown, leading to a number of deaths. we have seen bombings blamed on the islamic state. one bombing in anchorage -- and -- a blackoutg for pro-kurdish parties. werek party and earn a one .- and urdu want the question is what is next? what does it mean for the constitution. it was key. president are to want wanted to change the constitution to give him a zynga style power. willie still push ahead echo the economic challenges, the lyrical challenges and the divisions that need to be healed. the investors we have spoken to today say watch out, it is not such a pretty picture. there are huge challenges ahead. a lot more to look for guys. investors, they need to be brave. tom, thank you ver

us . >> anchor: julian pierce, at the show, was standing near the stage of he said the man opened fire on the huge crowd . >>> they were holding assault rifles, ak 47. i'm sure about it. they were firing randomly into the crowd . >> anchor: a brother one of the band members say the group immediately stopped playing. >>> it was a flash so they saw, heard first, saw second and immediately, you know, bolted . >> anchor: he said most people got down on the floor but the terrorist stood at the back of the concert hall and just kept . >>> we're not moving actually. they were just standing at the back of the scene, the back of the crowd and they were just shooting on the floor because everybody was on the floor. >> anchor: pierce said he wanted until the gunman reloaded and ran until he found a way . >>> it's when i found an exit girl who was shot twice in the leg. she was bleeding very badly and i go grabbed her and i put her on my back and we ran . >> anchor: those who didn't make it out were either killed or held hostage by the gunmen. police say the attackers searched the theater for anyone hiding and executed hostages one by one. when police storm

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us. and when i -- i looked back, i saw -- i saw at least two men, maybe there were three. the confusion -- i couldn't tell you exactly. but they were holding assault rifles, ak-47s. i'm sure about it. the clakalashnikovs. and they were firing randomly at the crowd. and obviously, we all -- lay down on the floor to not get hurt. and it was a huge panic. and the terrorists -- sorry, shot at us for like ten to 15 minutes. it was like -- it was a blood bath. and they shot at us and they reloaded again, several times, multiple times. and it's actually -- what i escaped, because they reloaded. basically. i just waited for the time they reloaded, to run, to climb -- the scene and to hide behind it. and i tried to help people around me, and it was -- it was shocking. i mean, it was panicking, huge panic. and so -- shot at us for ten to 15 minutes. it was long, was very, very long. and the bataclan is not a huge concert room. it's about a thousand people can gather in it. but it was overcrowded. i mean, there were no empty rooms. it was sold out basically. so -- it was easy for them. >> so -- so two to three men and cnn has now confirmed that two gunmen were killed.

us. when i looked back, i saw at least two men, unmasked men. maybe there were three, but the confusion, i can't tell you exactly. but they were holding assault rifles. ak7s. i'm sure about it. and they were firing randomly into the crowd. so obviously we all lied down on the floor to not get hurt. there was panic, there was terrorists shot at us for like 10, 15 minutes. it was a bloodbath. and they shot at us and they reloaded again several times, multiple times. and that's actual ly -- i escapd because they reloaded basically. i just waited for the time they reload reloaded to climb the scene and to hide behind it. and i tried to help people around me. and it was shocking. it was panic, huge panic.shot a minutes. it was long, very, very long. the bataclan is not a huge room. it's about 1,000 people can gather in it. but it was overcrowded. it was easy for them. >> so two to three men -- and cnn is now saying two gunmen were killed. and again, this is the earliest report. but we are told two gunmen were killed inside the theatre. you're saying you saw two, possibly three gunmen with ak-47-style long rifles shooting into the crowd. this went on for 10 t

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ak-47s as the weapon used in these shootouts tonight by the bad guys. that's one of the things we don't yet have confirmed, but at the bottom of your screen is the headline at this hour, just after 5:00 east coast time. at least 26 dead in what we believe is an attack on more than one location. there was a report of an explosion outside one of the main gates at the national stadium where a soccer match continues inside between france and germany and some distance away, another attack apparently on a music venue in paris where a capacity crowd was listening to a metal band inside. and that's where these reports came that there were hostages taken. you see every emergency service and vehicle conceivable on this live coverage. france sadly has a lot of experience in this kind of thing in recent years. kate snow is among those on our team watching all of it with us. >> brian, so we are getting new reports now from the associated press. they've updated the death toll. i'm afraid to say that the associated press, based on two police officials, that they've spoken to anonymously in paris say that 26 people have been kil

gunshots coming from behind us and when i looked back, i saw at least two men, unmasked men, maybe three, but the confusion i can't tell you exactly but they were holding assault rifles, ak'm sure about it and they were firing randomly to the crowd. and so obviously, we all lie down on the floor to not get hurt and it was a huge panic and the terrorists shot at us for like ten or 15 minutes. it was a blood bath. they shot at us and reloaded multiple times. it's actually what i escape because they reloaded basically. i just waited for the time they reloaded to to climb the scene and to hide behind it and i try to help people around me and it was shocking. it was panic. huge panic and so shot at us for 15, ten to 15 minutes. it was long. it was very, very long and the bataclan is not a huge concert room. it's about 1,000 people can gather in it and it was overcrowded. i mean, there were no empty room, it was sold out, basically. so it was easy for them. >> were they standing and shooting? were they moving around? >> they were not moving, actually. they were just standing at the back of the scene, at the back of the crowd and they were just shooting on the floor because eve

ak-47 assault rifles that police found and towed the kara way. the raid at the bataclan was still going on. if you recall, shortly after the attacks in which the car was used, some footage came out of the car. it appears there was more than one person in the vehicle. at that point in time, people were beginning to speculate whether abaaoud may have been on the scene. he did make his way obviously to the apartment in saint-denis where he was later confronted by the police. at this point in time, it appears as the only one we know of on the run is salah abdeslam. he is the one who was shortly detained by police officers on a road that leads to belgium. right now, however, the authorities are also looking into whether or not he might have gone to the netherlands. he has affiliation with the netherlands in the past, john. >> frederik pleitgen for us covering the situation in paris. there was an alarming situation happening right now in the west african nation of mali. gunmen storming a hotel there. 170 people now being held hostage inside. this is a hotel with a lot of western travelers and tourists. 170 people being held hostage as we speak. much more right a

us, armed with suicide vests, ak-47s and grenades and instructed to expend all that ammunition before blowing themselves up striking six different locations hitting the city in its very solar plexes triking atium, a crowded cafe and bar district and, of course, that theater right behind me, it is popular with so many celebrities and even the deputy mayor was telling me that he had gone there so often and the scene out here last night, absolutely chaotic. after the police burst into that theater and apparently gunned down the gunmen, they had to lower down the wounded and the dead from the second story. they set up a triage clinic right beneath that theater at a local bar and during that time people were running down their street their clothes, bleeding, and even today there are clothes strewn out here that are still bloody. now, the president of france has cleared this a state of war against a terrorist army and you can tell by the mood here on the street in parris, it's so different. i spoke to one man who said that this really is a state of war. it is either us or it's them and i much prefer it to be them. local governors have instituted a curfew for the first time in years. george. >> ok

us here at cnn. allegedly showing the two russian pilots being shot from the sky. [ gunshots ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> akbar! akbar! [ speaking foreign language ] >> allahu akbar! >> what you're hearing there, that yelling of alla'a akbhu ak. you're also hearing rebels shouting, don't shoot at them, let's capture them alive. talking about the pilots of that fighter jet. also overheard saying, allahu akbar, god is great. it's unclear if the pilots were were killed. vladimir putin warning of, quote, significant consequences after the jet was shot down right near that turkey/syria border. this is the moment the plane went down in a ball of fire. turkey says two of its f-16s fired on the jet after it repeatedly invade the turkish air space and avoided several warnings. russia says it was flying over syria, not over turkey. a turkish news agency put out this flight data map. they say this is proof that the plane did violate turkish air space. you see the flight path in red. it's shown crossing a line that represents the border between syria and turkey. also nato just convening an emergency meeting to discuss the situation. i want to bring in our senior international correspondents across the globe with all the angles. nick pat

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us. >> reporter: when police arrived at planned parenthood in colorado springs, they were met by a hail of gun fire. >> we're getting active gun fire. >> the shooter, who law enforcement sources say was armed with an akd round after round of gun fire into a busy shopping center. police took the brunt of the gun a fire, five officers hospitalized. 44-year-old garrett swayze and two civilians among the dead. >> all i can say is my heart's broken, this is a really, really tough situation for a lot of people in our community and to the community at large. >> reporter: the standoff lasted five hours, hundreds in surrounding businesses ordered to take cover. police evacuating to the masses between sporadic rapid volleys of gun fire. o. jvj. lacado in his car caughn the cross fire. >> it was horrible, and i saw myers in the mirror, and i thought, my god, he was aiming for my head. >> reporter: as the perimeter to was set up, an unknown number of people in the building. one patient tack cover with others in a back room. >> you could actually hear the gunshots going off in planned parenthood. you can hear them breaking can down the doors. >> reporter: with the sun setting, the gunman fanlly surrendered as pol

at that acts yet and let him go. in paris, police towed the suspected get-away car with three ak-47s still inside. police say the terrorists used encrypted texting apps to keep the plots secret caused a huge blind spot for the intelligence >> reporter: president barack obama and other world leaders gathered in turkey are vowing to help france intensify the response. >> the killing of innocent people based on a twisted idealology is an attack not just on france or turkey, but world. expected to announce today an agreement that will allow france access to sensitive u.s. intelligence in order to help them. and france's interior minister says the french police conducted 168 raids overnight and 104 people are now under house arrest as they continue to search for anyone with any information on these attacks. >> thank you. >>> and city officials stress there is no credible threat to new york following the terror attacks in paris. >> but the nypd is boosting security at high profile locations. janelle burrell has more from >> reporter: yeah, chris, later today, we are expecting to hear more from the nypd about their response to the att

at this point? >> i don't have information on that. >> does he have an up a weapon of some sort or do your squad guys say ak-47, any description of the weapon he's usingnformation we received from the original call for service is it was some type of a long gun and that's the information that we have at this point. until we actually get in there and get in the room with this suspect, and figure out what he has, it's difficult to say. the point of clarification because i know that this is going nationally is that here in colorado, this last year, there was a law established through our legislature that the investigation process for any type of officer-involved type of situation. because the colorado springs police department officers here on scene have the probability they were involved in gunfire with this suspect, the el paso county sheriff's office will be taking over that portion of the investigation involving the officers. the colorado springs police department will remain with the investigation of the suspect, as well as any individuals that have been hurt here on scene. okay? >> has that suspect had contact with anyone who is still inside the bui

at more health-care related things. capital,akes a lot of it's probably not a great fit for us.n things become increasingly consumerized, i think it can make more sense for investment. that is been challenging for us. i have been hearing a lot more about health care and a core sciencies. holland is a take for you to get up to speed on a new sector? -- how long does it take you? haven't done anything in it, so i can't speak to it. but what are the big sectors that we see? i think that the punch maneuvers --entrepreneurs see opportunities. it's hard to predict the future. it's easier to just observe the present and see what is working, then trying to suspend judgment. "oh, that is just for kids, oh, that is not going to scale." predicting the future is very difficult. insultingd recently that is given us tremendous growth on the back of social media. it was not tell you going to be a big driver, that this was the right time. none of that made sense. the point is, all we need to do is recognize it, see who the leaders were, and suspended judgment. saying, it's not silly, it's actua