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The death toll is rising during a night of terror in Paris.
This is a developing story and details are changing fast. You can find live updates at www.cnn.com.
France is declaring a state of emergency and closing its borders after multiple terror attacks in Paris. More than 120 people are dead after multiple shootings and explosions at different locations including the two restaurants, a soccer stadium, a concert hall and a shopping mall.
The United States said they believe these were coordinated attacks all that happened within a few blocks of one another.
According to reports the first incidents involved gunmen armed with AK-47s targeting two packed restaurants in busy areas of the city, killing dozens. Shortly after that, loud explosions were heard near Stade de France where the French national team was playing an international-friendly soccer match against Germany.
In this video you can hear the explosion in the background and some soccer players stop in the tracks. However the game continued. Reports say French President Francois Hollande was at Stade de France watching the game. Reports suggest the loud explosions came from a suicide bomber close to the stadium.
The horror didn’t stop there. Shortly after reports started coming in about a hostage situation at the Bataclan, a concert venue in Paris where the Eagles of Death Metal were performing. Hundreds of concert-goers were taken hostage inside the venue, and the latest reports suggest around 118 people were killed. Police stormed the concert venue to free some hostages, however police discovered several bodies around the stage.
As hostages were freed, the band said one of their crew was among the slane bodies but they have since retracted that statement.
Here’s another video of the police presence moving towards Bataclan.
#bataclan pic.twitter.com/OIrdMGIbj0
— Olivier Allouch (@olivierallouch) November 13, 2015
A fourth shooting incident was reported at a Paris shopping mall, however few details have been released about how many gunmen were at the mall.
Witness describes hostage situation at Paris theater as a “bloodbath.” https://t.co/elcx89yHKD pic.twitter.com/Xs50Z6Ccg2
— CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) November 14, 2015
Scenes from the Paris attacks: https://t.co/cnrjUL11Ay pic.twitter.com/feNqCJ2BG1
— CNBC (@CNBC) November 14, 2015
BREAKING: #Bataclan storm is over, two attackers killed – BFM TV https://t.co/Z8TWDHNmFt #Paris pic.twitter.com/czpwkmIW6Z
— RT (@RT_com) November 13, 2015
Video: Thousands of people sing French national anthem during Paris stadium evacuation https://t.co/OpgO8LAlqL pic.twitter.com/8lWgtzQRRd
— Mashable (@mashable) November 13, 2015
Confirmed death toll from Paris attacks reaches 140 https://t.co/EdEDwYKRQq pic.twitter.com/BTafpLYtkI
— Yahoo News (@YahooNews) November 14, 2015
The senselessness of blaming refugees for the horrific Paris attacks https://t.co/JA6bjk1ExD pic.twitter.com/0CM6BNGvwQ
— i100 (@thei100) November 14, 2015
There are acute fears that other gunmen are still at large on the streets of #Paris -reports https://t.co/Qs3lW6dJPK pic.twitter.com/AyhUNTtq7s
— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) November 14, 2015
RT @Breaking911: Hostages Post To Social Media as Terrorists Attack in Paris – https://t.co/1TF61obA1w pic.twitter.com/8NifSGt6Sn
— 650 CKOM (@CKOMNews) November 13, 2015
