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Will face the biggest hurdles. and france is set to hold its biggest trial ever on the 2015 terror attacks. were live outside the paris courthouse. good to have you with us. u.s. president biden is making an aggressive pitch for a legacy-defining domestic agenda. the white house is struggling to contain the resurgence in the coronavirus pandemic with now more than 40 million cases. the president is also focused on the destruction left by hurricane ida and the wildfires in the western united ...

The victims. have a listen to what the victims association had to say about what this trial is going to be. >> translator: this trial must take place now. it is something that we have been impatiently awaiting but that is also distressing because we know that this trial, its duration and the emotional intensity that it will generate will be an extremely painful ordeal for everyone. this will be the moment in the victims, the civil parties, some of whom we represent will be able to bear witness t...

Six years after a devastating rampage in paris, the men suspected in the terror attacks that killed 130 people are about to go on trial. well have the details. and plus the pretrial hearing for the 9/11 suspects has resumed after months of delays. well have details on what to expect in court this week. i dont just play someone brainy on tv - im an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brai...

20 men suspected in a 2015 terror rampage across paris that killed 130 people are going on trial. and security around the specially constructed courtroom is high. melissa bell is joining us live from paris with the latest. so what is expected to come out of this trial in the end and what is the mood on the streets of paris? >> reporter: a great deal of security all around me in front of this courthouse. it has been specially redesigned to accommodate what will be the biggest trial ever held in f...

What they lived through. and then of course for france, if you cast your mind back nearly six years to those dreadful events of november 2014, the outpouring of grief, the sense of shock, this is something that has been closely watched by the entire country and of course with this question, weve been hearing from defense lawyers of just how independent the judiciary can be because of the weight of public opinion. what the defense lawyers say is that they have faith in the judiciary, they believe...