countries. we re also gathering more information about how french authorities know there were only eight attackers. some say it seemed awfully early to make that kind of blanket statement. fascinating new conversation coming up, that and more as we continue coverage of the paris attacks coming up at the top of the hour. trace ghallager, thank you. breakfast programs will kick off across europe. first sun rise scheduled for 7:57 a.m. in paris so we still have more than an hour to go. at some point, authorities are going to have to come forward if history tells us anything and explain to people where we are in this investigation. what life is going to be like for the rest of the weekend and days and weeks still to come. and the president will likely address what he said earlier, that is that the french will lead a war against these terrorists. what did the french president
unreliable. there are other scenes they told us about, one at a mall. we believe that may have been a false alarm. another in a different cafe. it s unclear what happened there. because information has been slow coming. imagine trying to coordinate all of the scenes at the same time, trace. yes. yes. you ve got every, i mean they brought in 1500 military members. you re not only trying to investigate, but trying to shut down borders. trains may be going in and out but you re trying to make sure that nobody gets out. so you have all hands on deck. military, 1500 plus, you have the patrol in their case, trying to guard the road. so everybody involved in how you re coming to conclusions is baffling for a lot of investigators. it is. and possible, really to take it in. trace ghallager is live with us.
trace ghallager is following the investigations. we re having trouble trying to figure out how they re coming to these conclusions. you had a map up there talking about the new york times going from location to location to different scenes and figuring out if there are eight attackers how this is coordinated and where did they begin and end? who branched off and did different things? in the middle of the screen, it started in a street side cafe call, a cambodian restaurant. witnesses tell us is that this was a drive by shooting. the reason is because they looked up and saw people coming in these cars with guns out of the window, high powered rifles, shooting at people near the
collusion that what they re doing now is not what they re doing. in the last two seconds we ve gotten words from iran s president condemning this, calling it an inhumane crime. right. that is a just illustrative of the difficulty of the middle east right now. they re in the fight against isis but only because isis is intruding into their own terror group, hezbollah in the middle east. it s not a warm and fuzzy embrace by the iranians. certainly not. stay with us. trace ghallager preparing with live coverage. coming up at the top of the hour, a sobering conversation with a terrorism expert that believes not only is isis behind these attacks but that the terror group will study every aspect of the attacks and use that knowledge to go after other
wondering what happened across the city. the influx of police vehicles around the town. security is tight as they wait for first light in paris. we know this were eight gunmen, 140 people killed, 100 at the theater, the concert hall, and paris authorities will have updates throughout the morning. our coverage continues live throughout the night and morning. trace ghallager will pick up our coverage live from los angeles and paris, right after this. i m shepard smith, fox news, new york. mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that s why there s biotene, available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief