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November 14, 2015 | 07:04AM PT
Eight terrorists were killed, seven of whom were suicide bombers, according to French prosecutors. A total of three groups of extremists mounted the attacks. Authorities are now
investigating a fourth band of terrorists who may have fled Paris and may be hiding in Belgium, according to Le Monde newspaper.
skipping down
Movie theaters, museums and other public institutions in the city announced early closings on Saturday on the heels of the shootings and hostage situation that unfolded at one of the city’s most popular concert venues, the Batalcan, on Friday.
Disneyland Paris was closed for the day.
Sunday’s planned premiere of Steven Spielberg’s “Bridge of Spies” was canceled by 20th Century Fox.
U2 had been scheduled for a concert at Paris’ AccorHotels Arena that was supposed to be telecast live tonight on HBO. But the group hastily canceled the event amid the state of emergency declared by Hollande. It’s just one high-profiie example of the slew of arts, cultural, sporting and community events that have been put on hold as the country deals with the grief and fear provoked by the attacks.
Canal Plus, France’s largest pay TV network, has
axed all entertainment programming this weekend in favor of continuing news coverage of the crisis. TF1 and other national and regional outlets have also been in wall-to-wall coverage mode. TF1 was broadcasting the soccer match between France and Germany that was the target of suicide bombers that killed at least 40 people.
“When it became clear that an attack was unfolding, the
commentators of the game announced a special news flash but didn’t clearly say it was an attack because six million people were watching and we didn’t want to stir a wave of panic,” said a TF1 rep.
After interrupting the game,
TF1 switched to news programming. Tonight’s regularly scheduled telecast of “Dancing With the Stars” is tabled in favor of an extended newscast, TF1 said.
Discussions are also believed to be under way among French outlets for some kind of
TV special paying tribute to the victims and to appeal for peace and calm.
The level of shock, sadness and anger roiling through the country cannot be overstated, observers say.
“People are in shock. It’s like the morning after 9/11,” Laurence Haim, White House correspondent for Canal Plus, told Variety. “You wake up and and now it’s war. It’s there and people feel it is happening.”
Major media conglomerates with operations in France were taking stock of personnel and security concerns.
Discovery Communications has a big presence in Paris through its Eurosport cable channels as well as its own Discovery offshoots.
“We are deeply saddened by the events that took place in Paris last night and our prayers go out to the men, women and children involved, their families and friends,” Discovery said in a statement issued Saturday. “We are working with the various authorities and have put in place a number of measures to ensure the security of our employees.”
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