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They lost an arm, lost an egg. theyre in very serious condition. so 200 people injured, 80 seriously. >> laura heim, thank you very, very much. i really appreciate it. brian williams again in studio. we still only have estimates. but what we have are almost unbelievably high numbers. the estimate for the death toll is 120. we believe 100 of those may have died at the theatre. laura telling us the injured estimates is 200 people injured, eight very serious injuries. this makes this, if these numb...

I wrote in a november 6th foxnews.com. we are in a very dangerous period right now. im concerned that american weakness in the middle east is going to lead the possibility of major terrorist attacks against the united states. we saw that al qaeda launched 9/11 because of the weakness shown by the clinton administration, especially in somalia. were thinking of letting 10,000 refugees into the united states next year from syria. the homeland security committee said we have no way of screening them...

What were seeing in california, this is in the heart of paris and it was 1500 people and sold out that night. what investigators are trying to figure out is why this band or this venue was target of attack. still a lot of questions right now as paris begin as new day. >> i can imagine the accounts when they just took the stage when this happened and what many described as stampede and many people jumping out of windows to escape that convert venue. morgan, thank you very much. keep it here as ...

Last night after reports of terrorist attacks in paris were first announced, president obama offered a statement on the dead li attacks. he spoke of his contact with the french president francois hollande. >> this is an attack not just on paris, its an attack not just on the people of france, but this is an attack on all of humanity and the universal values that we share. ive chosen not to call president hollande at this time because my expectation is that he is very busy at the moment. i actual...

Theyre no strangers to terrorist attacks. thinking about this as a counterterrorism challenge, are -- is it an order of magnitude more difficult to stop people who are willing to die while carrying out their attacks rather than people who try to get away, either to commit more attacks or to elude the police altogether? suicide bombers, qualitatively harder to stop than people who carry out more traditional attacks? >> it also goes to laiths point, that these people do not want to be captured. th...

Training, to get some direction. but largely this model that we see, individuals who are in their home countries who have very light ties to syria and iraq, this is exactly the model that isis has been pursuing. its vastly different where people went to al qaeda, trained for long periods of time and deployed over long periods. my guess is these individuals will have been in france, been in paris much, much more than they were ever in syria or iraq. >> michael, how concerned should we be about a ...

A war he said was planned outside but carried out inside. still waiting to hear the details of those people who were actually involved. and then his opponent, former president nicholas sarkozy who could also try to run for the next election saying france is at war, we cannot surrender. we must not retreat. we must use every means of our diplomatic and domestic policy as if were at war. >> what does that mean, though? when the united states says that, that would mean ground troops. that would mea...

This is before the other attacks even occurred. for all the police knew, it was just an isolated gun incident. once the information got out there, it spread rather quickly. as you radiate out from where this was, you see more and more people who you could tell knew what was happening. for people out on a friday night, they look one day. youre walking by cafes, a lot of people are in there taking cover. pretty soon the police are joined by large rifles, as well. >> seth, thank you for taking the ...

>> right. welcome back. we are live if paris with special coverage of the terrorist attacks in the french capital. i am here outside the concert hall where the worst of the massacres took place. isis is claiming responsibility for the attack, calming what happened in the french capital an act of war. he is promising to quote lead the fight against the terrorists. the death toll is staggering in modern times. france has not known an attack of this magnitude. 128 people were killed. the death toll...

>> as news broke of the terrorist attacks in paris, offers of help have flooded in. international leaders have offered aid and manpower. the newly elected president of canada offered help and sympathies to france in an attempt to put the minds of his people at ease. >> obviously our hearts and thoughts and prayers go out to our french cousins through this dark and terrible time. these terrorist attacks are deeply worrying and unsettling to people around the world. we have offered all of our help...