about the terror attackers and movements. police have announced they have discovered a third body inside the rubble outside that major siege just to the north of paris wednesday. seven hour battle between five suspected terrorists on the inside of that building and more than 200 police and military on the outside. more than 5,000 rounds fired. experts are trying to identify the third body. the other two bodies found were the ring leader and his 26-year-old cousin. it s been one week since the attacks. how is the crisis affecting france? reporter: affecting not only france but perhaps europe as a whole. the affects are starting to sink in now. there was an emergency meeting in brussels of interior minister. they are moving to try to tighten up the borders. the freedom of movement is something they ve been so proud of and now that could be
attacks the most immediate threat in the u.s. and late tonight we learned that the killers may have been living in an apartment just outside the city in the week ahead of the attacks here on friday night so there is a lot to get to starting with nick robert season with the latest. nic? the eighth terror suspect still on the loose. french police describe him as dangerous. they say that people should not approach him. belgium authorities are hunting, as well, that international arrest warrant out for him. the apartment that police raided in a northeastern suburb of paris a little under 24 hours ago has revealed to the police we understand that this apartment was used by the eight terror attackers in the week prior to their deadly attacks
is one of the congressman with this. i know gregory hicks has very dramatic testimony, we ve read the transcripts. let me pause at what the pentagon is saying and and get your response. the pentagon is saying number one, that the four special forces operatives had to remain in tripoli to guard the embassy there and they were not combat ready and his suggestion as well that there could have been a flyover of f-16s from aviano in italy to buzz the terror attackers and scare them off. wouldn t have worked. because they were five hours away and would have to be refuelled mid-air and there were not refuelers present. has your committee taken that argument into consideration? well, sure, that s why we re want to hear testimony from the career foreign service person who is the senior-most person on the ground. this is not a political appointee. gregory hicks, i found him to be
that there was a trainer. cnn s nic robertson is following developments for us live from dagestan this morning. good morning, nic. good morning, john. and you certainly when you get somebody who s gone away to a place like dagestan, as we ve seen with other terror attackers, where they ve gone to get training in pakistan, for example, it s when they come back, that s when they begin to activate their plans. now, there s no hard evidence yet that tamerlan tsarnaev did hear, that he did make connections, but if there was anywhere where it was going to be relatively straight forward for him to be able to meet with people who regularly made bombs, dagestan is the place. this is an active fight going on between rebels and the government here, and he was attending had reputation for being a hard-line mosque under surveillance by government officials because of the hard-line reputation they had
attacks, the thwarted attacks, the police look for an international connection, but at the moment she said broadly speaking and perhaps she s giving us a tip here about this attack t doesn attack, it doesn t appear to be directed from overseas. we ve get to get more details. we know the three terror attackers were shot and killed by police. the police commissioner also says they re looking for possible accomplices. there have been about a dozen arrests as i point out. talk a little bit about the search and the visible security that you re seeing in london. increased police presence on the streets here just in routine patrols. increased presence of armed police officers on the streets. perhaps fewer people on the streets of london than we would normally see, although this is a normal workday. all the guidance from politicians has been, you know, don t be alarmed if you see additional police on the streets. they re here to reassure you.