Authorities knew about them beforehand. Plus the people say the pen wont be silenced. Massive crowds are taking a stand against terrorism. The french president say ises freedom will prevail. Translator we must unite against this and we will win. Francois hollande declares a national day of mourning. Then we look at the victims like stephane charbonnier, Magazine Editor who wouldnt back down. I am zain asher. We want to welcome our viewers in the United States and around around the world. Thank you so much for sticking with us. Indeed. Im errol barnett. At this moment, its 7 00 a. M. In paris. Pa riggss parisians waking up from what may have seemed like a terrible nightmare. This is the deadliest terrorist attack in france in decades. Police have launched a massive manhunt for two brothers they believe are behind the shooting rampage. A lot of that manhunt is happening in the champagne region of france. That attack left 12 people dead at the offices of a weekly satire magazine shar leeC
More than 88,000 Security Forces are combing the streets of paris at this very hour. For the very latest we turn to foxs own amy kellogg standing by on the ground in paris. Amy. Sean, so far this massive manhunt has not netted the two men responsible for killing 12 people yesterday at Charlie Hebdo in paris. They have been combing a vast swath of marshland and forest thats about 40 miles northeast of paris. Theyre obviously heavily armed the Police Searching for the suspects. And theyve been backed by helicopters with thermal vision. Its been a very dramatic and very dangerous search. And there have been varying reports of how hot or cold theyve been on the trail of the two suspects. But at this point those suspects are still at large. And to some extent parts of the search are tapering overnight as obviously its more difficult to cover such a large territory in the pitch dark. Now, of course the two suspects weve been speaking about said and cherif kouachi, theyve believed to have rob
P. M. Here in france. Im along with jake tapper. As this is a historic day for france. A tidal wave of humanity has come out to say no no to the barbarism. What happened here january 7th to the slaughter of innocent journalists, to the slaughter of innocent jewish shoppers and to a fundamental full body attack on the value that is france and our democratic societies give us the values of democracy and freedom of speech and the respect for all minorities. We continue the coverage of this massive march of all the World Leaders who have been here led by president Francois Hollande who had so many of the World Leaders here in the streets of france standing next to him were the german chancellor arm in arm, he was with the president of mali. He was with the Prime Minister of israel the president of the Palestinian Authority the Prime Ministers of his western european nations, Foreign Ministers from all over the world, the president of ukraine the king and queen of jordan and so many others
Scene. I think it is possible theyre going to get a Million People here. The slogans, we are charlie, je suis charlie, or i am charlie. Theyre holding up pens and pencils as a symbol of free speech. Theyre also shouting liberty, also a theme behind this march. It is frances response to that wave of attacks that started at the satirical newspaper and then the hostage attacks. Thank you to Richard Engle in paris, france. This week at rallies and vigils across france and the world, theyre carrying the signs that say je suis charlie, or i am charlie. Two gunmen stormed into the magazines offices and kills 12 people there. In the wake of those brutal murders, many have claims solidarity with the magazine. The Guardian Media group and Googles Press invasion fund. Charlie hebdos publishers will use the money to print one million copies of their next issue. David cameron said i accepted president hollandes invitation to join the unity rally in paris. And cartoonist worldwide have publishes sup
Here i want to say to them that this message, this message of freedom where we will continue to defend in their name. This coward lyly act also killed two Police Officers. Those who were protecting Charlie Hebdo and which for years had been threatened with expression of freedom. These men, this woman, died for the idea which they had a front to say freedom. Here in your name i want to say our gratitude to the families to those who have been through this hardship nearest and dearest, all of those today feel so struck by this cowardly attack and thats why tomorrow will be a day of national mourning. I have declared this at 12 00. There will be a moment of contemplation in all Public Services and invite all people to join. The flags will be at halfmast for three days. Its the entire republic which has been attacked. The republic is the freedom of expression. The republic is culture, democracy. Thats what is divided by assassins. The idea of justice and peace which is shared throughout the