The AFP press agency in France is reporting that around 100 people are dead in the attack on a Paris concert hall. Terrorists were reported to have entered the hall and taken hostages as part of a series of attacks in the city. The police recently ended a raid at the site, killing two terrorists and rescuing a dozen people.
As a result of the deadly attacks in Paris, France has closed its borders. More from correspondent Jim Bitterman:
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