These e lent securitit picturere obtained by londons daily mail show one of the terrorists in thread circle opening fire outside a restaurant last friday night. Patrs dive inside and take cover, and soon its chaos with bullets and glass flying everywhere and people running for their lives. At one point the gunman appears to be aiming at pointblank range, but the gun misfires and two women escape with their lives. There was more gunfire here overnight, but this time it was the police, rding an apartment on the outskirts off the capital. They were hunting for the suspected mastermind of the attacks that left at least 129 dead and 368 wounded. Most of them are still in the hospital. When the raid was over, officials said another terror operation had been neutralized. Elizabeth palmer begins our coverage. Reportet a vibrant paris neighborhood turned enter a war zone when just after 4 00 a. M. Swat teams stormed a thirdfloor apartment and came under a barrage of heavy gunfire. [gunfire] inc
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We begin with the fate of the alleged mastermind behind the brutal paris terror attacks. Targeted in that raid. Nearly 24 hours after the siege ended there are conflicting reports this morning about Abdelhamid Abaaouds fate. Abcs Alex Marquardt has the latest for us from paris. Alex, good morning. Reporter good morning, kendis, good morning, reena. Thats right. There are conflicting reports. French officials havent said for sure whether they believe abaaoud is dead or alive. What they have said he was the target of that raid that took place in the paris suburb of saintdenis early yesterday morning at 4 30. That siege, that raid lasting some seven hours. There were eight people arrested. Seven of them men, one woman and two of them killed. At this moment, french officials have not identified any of those arrested and nor any of those killed. They have said that abaaoud is not among those who were arrested but of those two who were killed there was a woman who debt naded her suicide belt
He didnt know. A short time later, he was under arrest, too, along with seven others, but the presumed leader of the paris attacks, abablhamid abaaoud, w w not amomo them. However, i i is possible he is one of at least two killed. As forensic specialists got to work looking for, among other things, more bodies the ruined building, the paris prosecutor, francois molins, said a witness told police on monday that abaaoud was in france, not syria. Communications intercepts and bank data appear to back that up. All day residents were coming to grips with the realization that an armed group with an arsenal of weapons had taken refuge in the heart of their community. And now they have got another worry. Ere is a large immigignt Muslim Population here, and they are, of course, as afraid of terrorists as anyone else, but theyre also afraid theyll be targeted by the french governments new emergency powers. The powers include the right to search property without a warrant, set curfews and order h
Snow ski but no to people who want to snowboard . As this historic footage shows, for more than 75 years, utla has promoted itself as a skiers paradise. Enthusiastic skiers from around the globe flock to this uniqueue resort. Reporter known for its deep powder and beautiful scenery, its one of three resorts in the u. S. That does not allow snowboarding. Its a policy this group of snowboarders wants to change. Its about access, exclusion and violates the law. Reporter unlike the other two resorts thth ban boarders, ulta leases public land. They say the skiersonly policy is discriminatory and violates their rights. Under the law, if you have a policy that excludes one group of people because you dont like that group of people, that vie hates the equal protectioio clause. Part of it isis thats m m public land as well. They operate on public property. I feel like i have a right to be able to use that mountain. Reporter this undercover video provided by the snowboarders involved in the case