Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by moving our economy for 160 years. Bnsf, the engine that connects us. Supported by the john d. And catherine t. Macarthur foundation. Committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. More information at macfound. Org and with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Ifill the hunt for culprits in the paris attack triggered a sevenhour gun battle today. But multiple explosions, and 5,000 rounds fired, there was no official confirmation that the accused leader of the attacks had been killed. We begin our coverage with malcolm brabant, in paris. Reporter the terrible staccato of gunfire echoed across the saint denis neighborhood overnight, as Police Fought a furious battle with suspects holed up in a third floor apartment. French Authorities Say police stormed the building
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Coming down. More rain could mean more leaks in the marin center, which more leaks, more damage that they cant afford to pay for to fix yet. Work needs to be done on the marin center. Reporter crumbling ceiling and ratty carpet are just a few of the items on that work list. And that long list started a long time ago. It was opened in 1971 and our exhibit Hall Building was opened in 1976. So between the two, we have over 880 years of deferred maintenance. Reporter the Frank Lloyd Wright inspired buildings have had patches here and there but they need about 2 million worth of work. At least. The sound systems are antiquated and patrons and performers alike have complained about the ambience. It does impact which producers want to come here to bring in shows. Reporter so now to fix this showgoers will pay an extra 2 or 3 on their tickets at the showcase theater and veterans auditorium. The 250,000 it will generate a year are necessary and she hopes it is the Silver Lining to a soggy situa
Wind yesterday. Hour highs, 61, 62, a warm system. In the sierra, it will be rain until the cole air comes in. Which will be later. Its on the way. The front coming through and well start to see it owl die down. Between now and saturday morning, there will be another probably a half inch to an inch, especially north. Santa rosa north, i would expect a lot. 50s and 60s, really mild with the breeze thats the big story. Wind is cranking up, due south, south, south east, south, southwest. Up to 20 in santa rosa, translating to really mild conditions. By this afternoon and this evening, cold air, rain and wind, turning colder later even though its very mild right now, wind advisory for the north bay hills. Some of the higher elevations, i would you expect to see gusts 45, 50miles per hour. Highest today. Two degrees off the lows. Sal, what did i tell you . Lets look at the toll plaza. While the roads are not crowds, its windy and rainy. Thats one of the things you need to be aware of, traff
Seeing people falling but people just running on top of each other because were just trying to run to save our lives. You can just imagine how frightened she was. She didnt even hear the bombs go off. She was just in the middle of the crowd and all that panic and she had to run. There is a fear here to be sure by just about everybody but also a need to get back, a need to reclaim their lives. The president here will retain Emergency Powers for about three months but today kids went back to school. Adults went back to work, and people did start to get back to their lives. Reporting live from paris, jim dolan, channel 7 Eyewitness News. Meanwhile, isis has released a chilling new video, promising an attack here in the u. S. The city targeted this time washington, d. C. And the video a fighter in iraq vows to attack our Nations Capital the way its threats like this which have cities on high alert. Tim fleischer on Randalls Island on the new today. The Critical Response command which is he