but we're looking at these live pictures from a suburb in southern paris, a lot of emergency vehicles there on the scene. of course we've learned now, one individual arrested but the gunman -- >> well the interior minister apparently just saying that one person who shot at police is still loose. >> is on the run. >> we'll have more on this. stay with our coverage. "early start" is after this very short break. >>> the breaking news this morning, two terrorists on the run. wanted in the deadly attack of the french satirical magazine. a third man turning himself in overnight. he is being questioned with several others. right now, france is in mourning. the terror alert raised. we have the latest. our live team coverage starts now. good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is 4:00 a.m. in the east. welcome to our viewers. >> several people are now in custody in the worst terror attack in f

paris suburb. can you tell us at this point, or confirm whether that's connected in any way to the deadly shootings that took place at the magazine? >> well, we don't know at this moment if there's any connection with what happened yesterday morning at charlie"charlie hebdo"." for sure there was a shooting one individual has been arrested in this suburb. there were quite a large shooting that occurred this morning. the suspect individual flew in the subway and was arrested later on. but we don't know if there's any connection. you know in the past weeks in

also developing overnight, a policewoman shot and killed in the southern suburbs of paris. it's not known if there's a connection to yesterday's massacre. today's killer was dressed the same all in black and wearing a bulletproof vest. that gunman also still on the loose. hundreds of police reservists are being deployed to paris for a burst of violence that has been unsettling as it is tragic. in the meantime bells chime and a nation pauses to mourn. [ bells chiming ] from the notre dame cathedral to mosques around paris, one of the busiest cities in the world came to a halt for a minute of silence earlier today. it was an extraordinary moment as parisians and many people around france pause to remember the horror of what happened here just yesterday. we're covering this developing story with resources only cnn can offer, our reporters, guests and analysts are in place around the world to cover all the angles of what is still a very fast-moving story. as you know the manhunt still under way. the two gunmen still the two suspected gunmen still being hunted down by police. i

., a shooter shot a police officer, a policewoman in a southern suburb of paris. however, there is no indication no official word on whether or not there is any link to yesterday's shooting. we're covering events in the area. what more do you have for us at this hour? >> we have seen what looks like the end of police operations here. there are a few officers left. they had originally left the scene after the shooting this morning and then returned in great force with dogs and armed police to search what is believed to be an apartment where the gun man was either living or staying. it is believed they were leather desk led there by documents in the car he left behind. then me tell you how this unfolded this morning. around 8:00, there was what appears to be a traffic accident on this street in the southern suburb here. in the wake of that, a traffic policewoman came to the scene and was shot at by a man who got out of his car. she was shot and later died of her injuries reared we're learning in the past few minutes, that she is believed to only have been between th

paris suburb. this is brand new video from that scene where it happened overnight. there is no confirmation that this shooting is somehow connected to the deadly attack that the far of the sit tiericcal newspaper charlie hedbro in paris. police said several arrests overnight. we go to washington for more. >> reporter: good morning, matt, at the white house president obama condemned the attacks as quote cowardly evil. the attack in paris was well planned and deliberately executed by masked gunman with automatic rifles. the worst terror attack in france in decades leaving 12 dead, 11 wounded. these two men seen in a wanted poster are brothers in their 30s and police say armed and dangerous. the third and youngest suspect an 18-year-old surrendered to police last night. the french publication has been the target for lampooning the prophet mohammed. this time the gunman ambushed an editorial meeting and called their victim by name. >> it was clearly an execution. >> reporter: as the gunman raced out sh

the raids were focused in the southern paris suburbs. >> this neighborhood was one of the scenes of the raids early friday morning. those took place in five suburbs across the greater paris area. 12 people in all were taken into questioning. most were previously known to police for criminal violations. all were acquaintances of a medical only -- all were acquaintances of the shooter suspected of assisting him with weapons or vehicles, like the scar on the left, found last friday after the attack on the kosher supermarket. he and his friends are suspected to have bought it several weeks earlier. the suspected accomplices were tracked using phone tapping and dna samples. many of the 12 are thought to have links to crime. they are known to have involvement with islamist groups. the french prime minister said they were remaining on guard. >> this was a threat at a very hard level. -- very high level. we must do everything to protect the public by arresting any accomplices of these terrorists. >> the investigation continues. further arrests have not been ruled out. >> u.s. secretary of state

the shooting took place in southern paris amid tight security in the french capital. >>> u.s. defense authorities have unveiled plans aimed at cutting military spending. they'll shut down 15 bases in europe and return the sites back to their home governments, but they say the move won't affect their commitment to security in the regions. partners announced on thursday plans to consolidate infrastructure in six countries. they'll pull about 2,000 air force personnel from their base in britain and they suspect they'll save the government $500 million a year. chuck hague lg said in a statement the measure will help maximize u.s. military capabilities in europe and support its nato allies. >> we are consolidateing some infrastructure in order to be more efficient, but we are not affecting our operational capability. >> the department also announced a plan to deploy f-35 joint strike fighter jet squadrons to britain in 2020. many european leaders have been concerned about threats from russia after the crisis in ukraine ukraine. >>> a former president of peru has been sentenced to a

a call that has now been answered during a visit to a jewish school in southern paris. the minister announced who will be specifically in charge of coordinating the protection of the jewish community. french troops will join the 5000 security forces in charge of detecting the 700 jewish schools and synagogues across the country. >> we must protect all institutions that could be attacked and more specifically synagogues, jewish schools, at mosques, because we have not talked about it as much, but these past few days there have been several attacks, whether it's simple deterioration or actual shots fired at mosques. >> the terror threat will remain at its highest level until further notice. all sensitive public locations as well as official buildings and media headquarters will be heavily guarded. >> in a massive show of unity with france and the french people, rallies were held in dozens of cities around the world. demonstrators turned out to pay their respects to the 17 people killed in france this week from lebanon to moscow, berlin and beyond. the world came together

indeed, in a southern suburb in paris in which one policewoman was killed? any talk of that? >> there's talk of it. i haven't seen any official source so far, any security source saying that. but what we know it's certainly in the southern part of paris, as was the attack on thursday when the policewoman was shot dead. it also comes on a day when the police have said there is a link between the two earlier attacks. the attack on "charlie hebdo" and the following day, the attack in which a policewoman was shot dead with a mancariing man carrying an assault rifle. >> how worried are police that this network could be wider, that we have this one man involved possibly we're not sure with what has happened and the situation in dammartin with the two brothers holed up. that actually the network is much bigger than this. >> i'm sure they're extremely worried because they know there are a large number of jihadist networks within france. so they'll be very worried. i think we shouldn't get too carried away. we don't know what the links are, but it's certainly looking a little bit copy

overnight, a police woman is shot and killed in a southern suburb of paris. minutes ago we learned it's being treated as a terror attack. it's not known if there's a direct connection to yesterday's massacre, but eyewitnesss say today's killer was dressed the same, all in black uniform, wearing a bulletproof vest at the same time. that gunman also still on the loose. hundreds of police reservists are being deployed for a burst of violence that has been as unsettling as tragic. in the meantime bells chime and a nation pauses. >> one of the busiest cities in the world grinds to a halt for a minute of sigh sy lens. let's get the latest now on the manhunt. attention now shifting west where police have possibly located the suspects but they are still on the loose. it's about an hour's drive from the gas station that the men reportedly robbed and were spotted at. atika shubert is joining us with details on police possibly possibly located the suspects. she's joining us on the phone. what's the latest atika? what do we know? unfortunately i think we've lost our conn

the shooting took place in southern paris amid tight security in the french capital. >>> the u.s. and cuban governments are working to restor restore a relationship that's been severed for more than half a century. u.s. officials say the obama administration will send a senior official to cuba later this month to begin negotiations. a state department spokesperson said assistant secretary of state roberta jacobson will head a delegation of u.s. diplomats. the team will travel to havana on january 21st and 22nd. a spokesperson said jacobson will meet with cuban officials to discuss such topics as reopening of embassies, embassy staffing, and visa issues. >> this is just the beginning of having a discussion about these specific issues and obviously an opportunity to talk about some of the logistical details. >> psaki also said cuba has begun releasing 53 political prisoners it promised to free. some republicans are urging the government to delay normalization talks until all the prisoners are released and cuba's human rights situation has improved. the united states broke off diplom

another shooting this morning, two police officers said to have been shot in southern paris. the authorities are refusing to link the two incidents. in corporate news tesco has been taking action. the troubled grocery store names a new boss and says it won't pay a final dividend this year. this takes a more aggressive line on pricing. 9:00, good morning. you are watching "the pulse." i'm guy johnson. francine lacqua is not here today. she will be back tomorrow. this morning, we began in paris. the deadly attack yesterday left 12 dead. this morning, we have had another shooting in paris. it is to the southwest of paris. caroline connan, my colleague, has just arrived at the site and joins us now on the phone. what can you tell us? >> i've just arrived at the site a few minutes ago. you have ambulances and police cars everywhere. we have to be very careful at the moment because we cannot link what is happening here in chatillon in the south of paris with the attacks yesterday. what we know from different reports this morning is that one suspect has been arrested on the subwaytw

. >> we will check back in with you about the shooting in southern paris. for more on the attack yesterday at charlie hedbo, i want to bring in the chair of the middle eastern issues in the arab world. professor, thank you. i want to talk about the kouachi brothers. born in france of algerian descent. how does that speak to the complications in that country dealing with islamic extremism? >> john it is not just france, but germany, italy and france. you have these people with these eutopia projects. it has found home among some young men in particular in the european countries and other countries. al qaeda offers a eutopia. the two brothers said and cherif kouachi we should not exaggerate the significance of the particular generation. take france for example. france has about 5 million muslims. we are talking about 1,000 young men who have traveled to iraq and syria to fight with isis. yes, it is a large number. 1,000. very deadly. all it takes two or three people to do a great deal of damage. we are talking about a small, tiny segment that is dangerous whi

this is a suburb in southern paris. it took place early in the morning. witnesses say the policewoman, it was a woman, in fact, was dealing with a traffic accident when a man in a car got out and opened fire. he's reported of being carrying a pistol and an assault rifle. one witness also says he was wearing a bulletproof vest. >> translator: this morning around 8:00 a man in a car opened fire on one member of the municipal police and one member of the federal police who happened to be working together on public roads. the individual got out of his car and started shooting. then fled the scene. >> that's emanuel cravello there. carrie nooten is a journalist with the french public broadcaster. she's been at the scene of this shooting in montrouge and she gave me the latest. >> reporter: yes i think we know a little bit more because i was able to talk with some witnesses. so it all started with an accident, a car accident in the middle of the road very early this morning, 7:15 and 45 minutes later on, while the policewoman arrived to do a routine job and she

also developing overnight, a policewoman there was shot and killed in a southern suburb of paris. it's not known yet if there is a definitive connection between yesterday's massacre and the killing overnight but the witnesses say that killer was dressed in the same all black outfit and also wearing a bullet proof vest. hard to say this as well, but that gunman is also now on the loose. so they are looking for three killers. bells have been chiming as france took a moment to remember the victims of yesterday's attack. from the notre dame cathedral to mosques around paris one of the busiest cities in the world, grinds to a halt for a moment of silence. when we heard the schuspected gunmen in the attacks were brothers couldn't help but turn our thoughts toward the sar my yev brothers. one of the kouachi brothers spent time in prison for ties to terrorism. cnn's senior international correspondent nic robertson looks at what else we know about them. >> reporter: cherif kouachi is 32, french citizen with a criminal past. in 2008, he was sentenced to three years in prison for being part

another shooting this morning, two police officers said to have been shot in southern paris. the authorities are refusing to link the two incidents. in corporate news tesco has been taking action. the troubled grocery store names a new boss and says it won't pay a final dividend this year. this takes a more aggressive line on pricing.

patrolling in the southern paris suburb 26 years old, rookie reportedly had been on the job as a police officer for just two weeks. she and her partner were on patrol, called to the scene of a traffic accident. when they arrived on the scene, somebody started shooting. somebody opened fire on them with what was reported to be an automatic weapon. what has been described is that the assay sail labtilant from a third vehicle was at the scene. a street sweeper reportedly tried to intervene. he was also shot. he injured, but he survived. this was less than 24 hours after. this is an unprovoked attack on a police officer, an unprovoked attack with an automatic weapon the shooter was apparently wearing a ski mask. french authorities said initially, that they had no reason to link that attack to the charlie hebdo attack the day before. that remained a full day as the kouachi brothers swept across france. this morning, we learned that the two shooting incidents were definitely connected. this afternoon, we learned how police figured that out. he took it off and dropped it on the street as he fl

paris yesterday. now he is suspected of being a member of the same jihads group as the two brothers involved. the brothers are currently hold up in another stand off with police. this is right near charles de gaulle airport. the two men have a female hostage from what we understand. they told police that they are prepared to die as martyrs. police helicopters and hundreds of security forces are there at this hour. they are trying to negotiate a peaceful surrender. a security analyst says french police will not let them get out. the situation will end one way or another is what they are saying. but again we are monitoring two hostage situations. >>> time is 5:36. meantime the tributes for the victims of the terrorist attack are continuing to come in all across the world. president obama signed this condolence group in washington. part of his message said and i'm quoting we stand united with hour french brothers to insure that justice is done and our wayover life is defended. we go forward together know

paris. the french have assured people that they have closed down and i'm getting into conjecture but my assumes is that that is an impossible aerial movement by the french police. that is what they want to prioritise. >> we'll let you go barnaby and let you go. we'll let you pros over. let's bring in rene an assistant professor who is here in doha. first of all, the analysis of the scene currently unfolding. >> it's interesting, the coniology. it has been interesting the two men ran away as fast as possible. they had to hide somewhere. it came back to paris, mainly worried that maybe the authority had - maybe that city is away from the press, is 10km away from the airport of paris. >> that's what barnaby phillips pointed out. >> in the mind's eye of terrorists they have nothing to lose. they have wanted to go they did their application in paris, it was effective for the french authorities, to pinpoint them now in this location it's a place that used to be rural areas, 50-60 years ago, but fo

more deadly violence in a southern paris area where a woman police officer was gunned down and killed. there was no firm connection to wednesday's attack and police are treating it as the last known sighting of the suspects. ron allen is live in paris and nbc's cassandra joins me by phone from the site of the police search 40 miles outside of paris. set the scene of what is happening now in paris 24 hours later. >> we are expecting to get that in about 15 or 20 minutes. 90 minutes to the north and it is very intense. now that night as fallen it takes on a different character with police and s.w.a.t. units going and trying apparently to in or search for the two suspects who they apparently believe are there. i'm at the republic about 15 minutes's walk or so from where the attack happened. you can see behind me there hundreds if not thousands of people gathering for a vigil. there was an informal call at 6:00 p.m. local time which just passed. throughout the day people lit candles and one display where it was a tribute to the juniorists killed as well. we have seen a lot of families and

paris yesterday morning. now at the same time there was a separate incident that is also unfolding in the paris area. police believe in that situation they have cornered said and cherif. u.s. officials say the kouachi brothers have ties to al qaeda in yemen. and they believe to be holding a woman hostage at that printing business. at this hour negotiations are ongoing with those two brothers. according to reports, the suspected killers have told police by phone this morning that they are prepared to die as martyrs. and you can see the police presence there at that scene and again police in the paris area very busy. you can imagine this morning involved now in two separate stand offs with potential terror suspects. we are keeping a close eye on both of those situations. we'll keep you updated throughout the morning. pam back to you. >> thank you we'll check in with you often. >>> time is 6:06. eric holder will attend a meeting in response to the attacks. now it will include discussing on addressing terrorist t

there was also a bomb threat called into a popular train station in southern paris. that train station was evacuated, but nothing was found. >>> tod we'll get a better indication of whethe mitt romney will run for president again. the former presidential candidate is speaking at the republican national committee winter meeting in california. romney said last week that he is considering another run for president. he has repeatedly said that he was not interested in the bid, but that could change. romney also ran in 2008. >>> bp could soon be slapped with billions of dollars in penalties. this following historic oil spill in the gulf of mexico in 2010. this week a federal judge ruled more than 3 million barrels of oil spilled into the water after the rig explodeded. the government argued the oil giant should pay as much as $13 billion in penalties. the clean water act penalties -- the trial begiweek. >>> today the rabbi accused on spying of women heads to court. he was arrested in october. prosecutors say he secretly recorded women during a ceremonial bath in georgetow

paris. welcome to our coverage of events in paris. the followup to the attacks here this week. but also many developments tonight. right now, terror sleeper cells may be on the move here inside france. a french police source telling cnn, sleeper cells were activated inside france just over the last 24 hours. police officers here have been told to erase their social media accounts and to keep their guns close at all times. this new warning comes as paris prepares for tomorrow's massive unity rally, featuring dignitaries and leaders from around the world. we know that israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is here and the king of jordan and president mahmud abbas will attend along with german chancellor angela merkel and the jordanian king. meanwhile, the hunt is on for a woman personally connected to all three terrorists who launched attacks in paris this week. just into cnn, a turkish official tells us that hayat boumediene entered with a man with only the initial m. and boumediene was t

. >>> in a separate incident a policeman has been killed in a shooting incident in southern paris. france's interior minister says it's too early to draw a line between this incident and the attack at "charlie hebdo"'s offices. >>> cartoonists posted emotional drawings of their own in answer to the attack in paris. hundreds of cartoons flooded the internet using the hashtag "jes suis charlie" meaning i am charlie. artists shared powerful and satirical sketches using them to advocate for a free press, denounce violence and mourn their colleagues. popular images were shared more than 62,000 times, within 13 hours of hitting the internet. it was joined by david pope. peps and pencils were used to represent the victims with some sharpened pencils claiming retribution. the sadness and shock has been echoed around the world. countries have been quick to condemn the attacks in paris. >> reporter: from across the globe came one voice "france, you are not alone" vinyling ills held -- vigils held near and far in asia and with condolences and condemnation. >> those who carry out senseless att

she stopped to investigate a traffic accident in southern paris when someone opened fire. investigators say it's too early to tell if this shoot something connected to the charlie hebdo attack. witnesses say the gunman wore a bullet proof vest and carried a handgun and assault rifle. we have a slide show of photos from vigils held around the world on our website. >>> 7:07. happening today the u.s. olympic committee will choose its candidate to compete with other cities around the world to host the 2024 summer olympics. now, four u.s. cities, including san francisco, are in the running. ktvu's tara moriarty is live in the east bay. this story gets bigger and bigger. you say a last-minute boost to the local bid is making oakland raider fans very excited? >> reporter: yeah, football fans are cheering. that's because the idea is to build a stadium in oakland for the olympics. one that would become the future home, permanent home for the oakland raiders. >> black and silver! i am going to go home and put my raider hat on and yell go raiders! go oakland! go bay area! >> reporter

the family of one, the young lady killed in southern paris, 26 years old. the family broke down and cried. president hollande tried to comfort the family members there at the ceremony. not a lot can be said when you have a loved one taken way the way this one was taken away. the guy was the service protection service guy. five years away from retiring. the one muslim killed on the street executed on the street his brother is a police officer. they were there at the ceremony this morning too. it is all very emotional. >> very very moving to see. you can see some of it there. jim bittermann i appreciate it. as the mourning period continues here in paris, so too does the investigation. as we said the associated press reporting that there are concerns among police there could be an operational terror cell here in france. the three terrorists behind last week's attack directly involved the kouachi brothers and amedy coulibaly. they are now dead. coulibaly's partner, his girlfriend or wife hayat boumeddiene, she is on the run. the french prime minister says the t

she was at the scene of a traffic accident in southern paris when a gunman opened fire. the shooter was dressed similar to the gunman that shot and killed 12 people yesterday on the attack on the magazine office yesterday in paris. investigators say it is too early to know if today's shooting didn't is connected in any way to yesterday's terror -- shooting is connected in any way to yesterday's terror attack. now the shooting at the charlie hebdo offices is shifting. >> yes. police this morning have converged on a small village northeast of paris where two men suspected of carrying out yesterday's attack were spotted at a gas station. let's go straight to video taken a short time ago of the gas station with a swarm of police officers there. the place is surrounded with crime scene tape. according to one report two men matching the descriptions of those wanted gunmen stole food from the gas station and may have fired shots. they remain on the run, part of a huge manhunt going on across france for the said and cherif kouachi, brothers both from france. witness list of them

paris. >> jonathan american viewers may not know this but france is a very large muslim population. i believe the number is about 5 million out of 50 million, is that right? 1 in 10? >> out of 62 million. >> so is there -- there has been criticism the muslim community here less integrated than in the u.s. a bit mover insular. the community is more divided from the wider population. and also some economic challenges in that community. does that help -- does that division help seed extremism, or at least lay the ground work to many of these angry young men, for lack of a better word more easy targets for extremist groups? >> well the last point you made about the economic situation, i think, is very important. the main distinction between french muslims and american muslims is that the french ones came here under very different circumstances, as workers, their parents, their grandparents came here to help rebuild france after the second world war. and as such were mostly manual laborers not necessarily from a high-education background. that's the opposite situation of the united state

this morning france is on edge after a police officer was shot to death this morning in southern paris. investigators haven't connected the killings with yesterday's assault that killed 12 people at a magazine headquarters in paris. >>> alfonso van marsh reports, right now france is observing a national day of mourning. >>> reporter: the bells of notre dame cathedral chimed today in remembrance of victims in yesterday's deadly massacre. earlier this morning, french police raided an apartment east of the city as part of a massive manhunt for two remaining fugitives who authorities say carried out the attacks. now they are circulating this wanted poster along with new images of the men 34-year-old said and his brother. they attacked the office of charlie hebdo and exchanged fire and exchanged gunfire with police outside. in the end 12 people were dead including the magazine editor several cartoonist and two police officers. >> this was well organized, planned and executed. >> reporter: in a video release days ago a french jihad did i in syria issued a chilling order urging followers to c

french female police officer that was shot dead in southern paris, that was just 100 yards or so away from a jewish school. so a lot of concern that that could have been the target that day. >> so the french prime minister says there are as many as 3,000 would-be jihadists in france right now they would like to surveil. can you do that? when you see this video of coulibaly and boumeddiene, it makes you think someone should have been watching them but can you watch that many people? >> you can't do it 24/7 around the clock for that many people. they are increasing dollars. 3,000 new hires including 1,000 people in the intelligence services. they're going to try to monitor people more extensively as they can. you cannot monitor all of these people 24/7. that's absolutely impossible to do. the fear is always that some people slip through the cracks and you have every week every month, you have to attach priority to who you're going to go after and that's more an art than a science. >> based on conversations you're having with officials, do they feel they are getting ahead of any current

the shooting of the police officer took place in southern paris but suddenly they are back in the equation. there they have hostages. two situations developing at once. and then the big explosive moment where both places seemed to come apart at almost the same time with these attacks. the first question how did the kouachi brothers get to where they were. second question where was this man and his accomplice this woman, where were they before they showed up in the supermarket and the third question as we look at where we stand now, with three of them dead is where is she? is anybody else out there still trying to help her? brooke? >> thank you. all excellent questions. we'll speak to someone very familiar with hostage negotiations on how these investigators are trying to seek out this fourth person this woman, and try to capture her alive to start to answer some of those questions and also the radicalization process of the kouachi brothers and perhaps this greater cell in france and beyond. two guests coming up. lots more questions. stay with me. special live coverage here after this break

we have news, carol, according to reuters of new arrests there southern paris. what's going on. >> we'll tell our viewers about it shortly. have a great day. "newsroom" starts now. >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. this morning rising fears of terrorism seize the attention of world leaders from asia to europe. overnight in germany, 200 police officers fanned out across berlin and the region charging into 13 separate homes. the sprawling anti-terror sweep targeted associates of two men arrested last week. they're suspected of belonging to a jihadist terror cell. a similar story in belgium. they're hunting for this man. more importantly he's considered a key link between the terror cell in belgium and isis operatives in syria. >>> isis issues a new blood chilling ransom demand telling japan to pay $200 million or two of its citizens will be slaughtered. the ransom amount identical to what japan just pledged countries now fighting isis. >>> let's begin with this latest isis ransom demand. cnn's will ripley has more for you

paris. two brothers, suspected of killing a dozen people on wednesday, came out shooting after taking a hostage at a printing plant. said and cherif kouachi had vowed to die as martyrs, and were cut down by police. their hostage made it out alive and safe. they had holed up after a high- speed car chase as helicopters buzzed overhead. schools evacuated children, and convoys of police swarmed to the scene, warning the locals to lock their doors. >> ( translated ): this morning i was woken up around 9:00 am by the noise of helicopters. there were a lot of t&ice there and they told me that i needed to go home immediately and i needed to stay indoors. >> sreenivasan: that was in dammartin-en-goele, near charles de gaulle airport. the raid there followed a nearly simultaneous police assault, 25 miles away, at a kosher supermarket in eastern paris.ç another gunman, identified as amedy coulibaly, took at least five hostages in the store hours before the jewish sabbath, and threatened to kill them

. >>> france is on edge after a police officer was shot to death this morning in southern paris. investigators have not connected that killing with yesterday's assault that killed 12 people at a magazine headquarters in paris. alfonso van marsh reports right now, france is observing a national day of mourning. >> reporter: the bells of paris' notre dame cathedral chimed today in remembrance of victims in yesterday's deadly massacre. earlier this morning, french police raided an apartment east of the city as part of a massive manhunt for two remaining fugitives who authorities say carried out the attacks. now they are circulating this wanted poster along with new images of the men 34-year-old said kouachi and his 32-year- old brother cherif. the manhunt began yesterday. officials say the suspect stormed the paris offices of charlie hebdo with machine guns and opened fire. the masked gunmen exchanged fire with police outside. in the end, 12 people were dead including the magazine's editor several cartoonists and two police officers. >> this appeared to be both well organized, well

also developing overnight, a policewoman shot and killed in the southern suburbs of paris.

there are no links yet between this incident which took place in southern paris and the incident we saw at charlie hedbo yesterday. >> can you tell us what the mood is in paris right now? >> it is a very somber mood. you can see the rain coming down, as well. we heard from president hollande overnight. he said these victims, the shooters, they will be brought to justice. there is a mood of solidarity here, people coming out in support of the folks that were killed yesterday, of the victims. you have to remember that press fro come is something that here in france they take very seriously. this is something we've seen across all the covers of the french dailies today, many of the messages. i am charlie, we are charlie. so, of course, we'll watch as we go forward to see what european leaders come out in response to this. >> thanks becky. jobless claims are coming out at 8:30 eastern time. it's expecteded to fall slightly to 290,000. the nation's retailers will report december same-store sales today. average analysts are looking for comps 378% during the key holiday shopping month. and pre

caroline connan reporting live in southern paris from the second site. back on the markets. bloomberg television's on the markets. equity futures are building on the rally. s&p futures are up about 0.8%. it is a big week for the markets. we just had the fed minutes released. we will get jobless claims in a few moments. we will see if we are seeing any wage pressure. we are on the markets again in 30 minutes. speaking about jobs, it is the u.s.'s final monthly jobs report of 2014. estimates are pointing to another strong month of hiring for december. the consensus is for 240,000 jobs created in december. i want to bring in eric green. your forecast is for 215,000 jobs. you are a little below consensus and i want to find out why. >> if you look at the adp number, it was a good number. what we do know is that there is a tendency for adp to overestimate private payroll in the last months of the year. i think consensus has drifted up a little too high given the fact that there is probably hangover from the strength of the markets before. if you look at it on an unadjusted jobless

paris by apparently that duo, according to police that's what they believe. and this is where the market is. you can see it's not terribly far from where charlie hebdo is and it's a much more urban environment. this is the market. people places all around here. you're correct to ask, anderson are the two connected? we don't know. but this is the map in which they all come together and you can see all of these incidents roughly from a very small area, 45 50 miles maybe at most from here to here. anderson? >> tom foreman, appreciate you putting in the context. it gives our viewers a sense of where everything is laid out. i want to bring in our panelists, tom fuentes, peter bergen and sal, i hope i'm pronouncing your name correctly. >> it happens. >> let's talk about who hostage negotiators are dealing with from an operational stand point. let's talk about the supermarket you have one hostage taker inside that supermarket. that's believed to have been the person who shot to death a french policewoman. also a female suspect in connection to the male suspect. ther

the police officer was killed during a traffic accident in southern paris. >>mark: the gunman opened fire on the officer killing her there of or a bulletproof vest and a restless sleeper they're treating the shooting as a terrorist act or a clear to was connected to yes is the tech. as a national day of mourning in france at noon the solemn sound in here in the bay area in hundreds of people are honoring those who were killed in the attack as to see the crowd gathered from the french consulate last night the crowd also letting between silence and breaking into chants and songs: step we are. the law or new developments and the story the man of the continuing and may be surrounded will bring you the latest update on air on line and are faced with answers to feed you also look for the kron 4 application. >>darya: a dozen flight attendants for united airlines are fighting to get the dog back at the security concern a census is the hong kong last july the crew member saw this drawn on their plane on the plane's tail and they got worried if they said bye-bye and a

of paris could be linked to the attack. the officer died. the shooter is still loose. we will have a report from washington, dc with the latest in the next half hour. >>> the bay area is showing its sympathy to the victims of the attack with hundreds holding a victim ill in their honor at the french consulate in san francisco. our reporter is at the consulate. amy? >>> some people say they just felt so sad they did not know where else to go so they came here. the size of the crowd was a surprise. they were landing to gather on the sidewalk but look how many people came they had to shut down the street in front of the consulate to handle all of the people. they did not just have the usual candles but held up pens in tribute to those killed a local political cartoonist in the bay area said he came to the vigil because he lost one of his idols in the attack. >> incredible. some of my favorite cartoonist a guy i grew up reading and followed as a kid. he has influenced high graphic style as i draw my cartoons. i see a limit bit

paris. the prime suspects of cherif kouachi, and said kouachi - brothers in their early 30s. >>> hello there. you're watching al jazeera, live from london. also coming up standing firm. thousands rally in the center of paris in memory of the victims. >> and also ahead - thousands flee a nigerian town captured by boko haram. there are reports of mass killings and homes destroyed. >>> hello. french anti-terror police are staging a massive manhunt for the heavily armed gun me who killed 12 people during an attack on the satirical magazine "charlie hebdo". two police officers are among the dead. these are the suspects. cherif kouachi and said kouachi. the search for them is centered around the north-east of paris, they are in their 30s. they were spotted at a petrol station. a house to house search is underway. thursday morning an unknown assailant opened fire on a female police officer on the southern edge of paris. the french interior ministry called the attack terrorism, but warned against co

suburb of paris. we don't know if it's just coincidental, copy cat or ifs there's a connection to what happened at the magazine yesterday but it's worrisome. >> it is. not unusual for one major attack to trigger perhaps not so much you might not call it copycat if you will because they might try to do something different, but an inspirational attack somebody on the fence listening to the sort of isis propaganda listening to the calls for them to do something, drive a car into a crowd, attack a police station, we've seen several of those in the recent months in france as well. someone who has been sitting on the fence, see this in paris and say that's it i've got to do it act, be up there as well and go out and do it. intelligence not just in france but across europe will be ready for that. the issue jim is talking about there of how stretched counterterrorism forces are in the u.k., for example, just before christmas in the months leading up to christmas the chief commissioner, police commissioner for

there was the other shooting in paris in southern districts of paris this morning. by a gunman of a french police officer. a female french police officer. french police have not ruled out the fact that these, two attacks could be connected. >> if it is and there are three gunmen who are out there possibly. so -- i wanted -- ruben, what is, what do you make of what paul said? they didn't commit suicide. they became one of them at least became radicalized quickly. in your experience is this the common experience for, for young people. who are susceptible to this? >> yeah we have to be careful not to get caught up in caricatures of the terrorist. you know they could be they could be a lone wolf. could be part of a wolfpack. groups like isis or al qaeda, like al qaeda is sophisticated professional. which is not to say that isis can't send or at least even produce individuals who are capable of conducting similar kind of attacks. the fact that they didn't kill themselves. in a -- in you know a hall of bullets or going off, in a blaze of glory. remains to be seen. they're

two people a police officer in the streets was shot in the southern suburb of paris overnight. take a look at the video coming in from the scene. top security officials are saying the two are gravely wounded, but at this point there's no confirmation that this shooting which happened after a traffic accident is indeed connected to yesterday's shooting massacre in central paris at the satirical newspaper charlie hedbro. they are hunting for these two heavily armed men. take a look they are brothers in their 340s. they stormed an editorial meeting at a newspaper building and opened fire with automatic weapons killing 12 and wounding 1 more. one of the brothers in fact may have links to al qaeda. >> they claim they avenged the prophet mohammed, i say to them they off fed upped -- offended the prophet today. >> countries around the world have raised the terror alert because of the bitterly attack. >> many came out to avenge the shooting of a man in bridgeton new jersey. they marked to protest the death jermaine reid of millville. >> we want to get the community involved we want to

paris could be linked to the attack yesterday. that shooter is still loose. >>> a national manhunt is underway for two masked men who stormed the offices of "charlie hebdo" and opened fire. we have the latest from washington dc. >> at the white house, president obama condemned the attacks as "cowardly evil." the attack on the "charlie hebdo" newspaper was well landed and deliberately executed by mack gunmen with automatic life folks, the worst attack in decades learning 12 dead and 11 wounded. french authorities are hunting for the suspect. these two men seen here in a new "wanted," poster are brothers in their 30's and armed. the third suspect 18 years surrendered to police. "charlie hebdo" was a target for lampooning the prophet mohammed in sketches. it was fire bombed in 2011 after publishing cartoons of the prophet. this time, the gunmen ambushed an editorial meeting and called victims by name. >> it was clearly an execution. >> they were shooting at police and they shouted "god is great." witnesses say "we avenged the prophet

a neighbor of hers in a southern paris suburb told cnn hayat boumeddiene was always polite always wore a veil, was seen with her partner coulibali in in the neighborhood. a french newspaper reports she's one of seven siblings that her mother died in 1994 and she was placed in foster care when she was 8 or 9 years old. >> brian thanks very much. tom fuentes, you're here. there's chilling new video we've been showing our viewers. i want to walk through the video and have you explain what's going on. this shows after the slaughter that occurred at the magazine the getaway if you will of these two terrorists. let's look at this frame by frame. let's start with this. tell us what we're seeing. >> okay they come out. they just slaughtered almost two dozen people in the magazine. he's celebrating, holding up a finger which usually means one god, allah, playing to the audience on the rooftops bragging about what they did. his partner has a problem with the gun. he fixes it gives it back to him. he goes around he gives another awave to the fans up on the rooftops then goes. it just strikes me h

suburb of paris. officials have not directly linked that to the earlier massacre although they are calling it another terror attack. congressman ed rice is here standing by live with our correspondents analysts and guests. let's begin with cnn's chris cuomo. what are you learning chris? >> reporter: wolf we understand from sources close to the investigation they had eyes on the sky, on the suspects as they were heading into the north country here that the suspects realized that left their vehicle, entered the woods in that part of the country on foot. those parts of the woods have been search preponderance of the evidence they have not found the suspects. the good news is as night falls the searchers believe the advantage turns to them. night vision is very accurate and they can see the bad guys they're looking for without being seen. to be sure, this manhunt is massive. heavily armored french commandos moved into the french countryside searching for two brothers wanted in wednesday's terror massacre.