Series of overnight raids across the country in Counter Terrorism operations as a paris prosecutor identifies two more terrorists this morning. President obama says the u. S. Will work with more allies to hunt down those responsible. France has bombs dropped on isis strong holds in syria. Air france, ackor trades sharply lower. We are still waiting for the French Interior minister bernard casanov set to hold a press conference. Hes going to talk about the raids carried out in france. Well monitor that and bring you any headlines as and when he does speak. French Prime Minister manuel valls says that more attacks can happen. Speaking in the past hour he said fridays attacks were planned from within syria and that the government has foiled five other plots since summer. Translator faced with this war against terrorism, we cant disregard any piece of information or any tools to help protect the french people. We will act on all fronts in order to destroy isis without respite. French polic
With scott pelley. Reporting tonight from paris. Pelley the bells here at the cathedral of notre dame tommed today tolled today for the 129 people who died in the terror attacks, and tonight, in their honor, the eiffel tower is bathed in the French National colors. The terrorists left the heart of this nation wounded, but the president vowed they will never destroy its soul. France observed a moment of silence at noon today to remember the dead and pray for the wounded. The victims were from 19 states. Secretary of state john kerry arrived here to pay americas respects to its oldest ally. Parisians. French president Francois Hollande addressed a joint session of parliament in the versailles palace the morning after france launched air strikes against isis targets in syria. Hollande vowed, it is just the beginning. Seven terrorists died in the attacks friday night, but tonight the hunt continues for more. Elizabeth palmer is following that. Reporter the Police Response to the attacks wa
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Kerry said tonight we are all parisians. French president Francois Hollande addressed a joint session of parliament in the versailles palace the morning after france launched air strikes against isis targets in syria. Hollande vowed, it is just the beginning. Seven terrorists died in the attacks fridayight, but tonight the hunt continues for more. Elizabeth palmer is following that. Reporter the Police Response to the attacks was swift and widespread. Along with an aggressive manhunt, Security Services carried out morehan 150 property searches, slapped house arrest orders on over 100 people, and deported 38 more. In paris, president Francois Hollande vowed that terrorism would not defeat the french republic. The republic, he said, would defeat terrorism. But its a tall order. Highprofile security around parisian landmarks projects an image of force and vigilance, but, in fact, most Public Places are soft targets, as fridays attacks proved. [gunfire] with chilling clarity. An expert on
Versailles palace the morning after france launched air strikes against isis targets in syria. Hollande vowed, it is just the beginning. Seven terrorists died in the attacks fridid night, but tonight the hunt continues for more. Elizabeth palmer is following that. Reporter the Police Response to the attacks was swift and widespread. Along g th an aggressive manhunt, Security Services carried out more than 150 property searches, slapped house arrest orders on over 100 people, and deported 38 more. In paris, president Francois Hollande vowed that terrorism would not defeat the french republic. The republic, he said, would defeat terrorismsm but its a tall order. Highprofile security around parisian landmarks projects an image of force and vigilance, but, in fact, most Public Places are soft tararts, as fridays attacks proved. [gunfire] with chilling clarity. Mathieu guidere is an expert on extremism and radicalization. The terrorists have realized bigig western cities are very vulnerable