We start with the shocking terrorist attack in France.
At least one－hundred－fifty－three people have been killed in multiple shootings and
bomb attacks across Paris.
Around two－hundred people have been injured，... many critically.
The worst bloodshed was at a rock concert after terrorists with automatic weapons took
hostages and began shooting them.
For the latest we connect to our Connie Kim.
Connie，... walk us through what happened and what we know now...
Mark， the terrorists struck as people were enjoying their Friday evening in the French
capital.
In what appears to be a coordinated attack，... they struck in six separate locations across
northern Paris.
The worst carnage happened at Bataclan hall.
At least one－hundred－twelve people were killed there.
A rock concert was being held at the hall which can seat as many as 15－hundred people.
A journalist who escaped with his life told CNN that the hall was a ′blood bath.′
He said the terrorists calmly shot people for ten to 15 minutes，... reloading their
AK－47s when their rounds ran dry.
When police raided the hall，... four attackers were killed.
Three blew themselves up using belts packed with explosives.
The other was shot dead by police.
The attacks came as a friendly soccer match between France and Germany was underway at
the national stadium.
Three loud explosions could clearly be heard inside the stadium where 80－thousand spectators
were watching the game.
At least four people were killed outside the stadium and three terrorists were killed in
the attack there.
People eating dinner at a popular Cambodian restaurant in the city were also killed.
French President Francois Hollande，... who was at the soccer match，... was whisked
to safety.
News agencies in France are quoting the Paris police chief as saying that all eight assailants
involved have been neutralized.
Seven of them committed suicide， detonating their suicide belts.
However， the authorities are stressing that the total number of attackers remains unclear.
We don′t know the motives of the gunmen yet， but according to BBC， one of the
attackers reportedly shouted his support for the Islamic State militant group， saying
France shouldn′t have intervened in the conflict in Syria.
Remember， Paris is where Islamist gunmen murdered 18 people attacking a satirical magazine
Charlie Hebdo， a Jewish supermarket and a policewoman on patrol in early January.
Yes，... lots of people are feeling a mixture and anger and sadness that such a horrific
incident has hit Paris again.
The world has been united in its condemnation of the attack.
French President Francois Hollande was quick to respond... speaking to the press as the
attacks were unfolding.
What was his message？
Well Mark，...
France remains on lockdown.
Hollande has tightened border control and declared a state of emergency.
It′s hoped the move could stop other people responsible for the attack from fleeing the
country.
The French president
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