'A lot of emotion' as Paris marks 11 years since terror attacks

Back here, France is marking the 11th anniversary of the country's worst terrorist attacks as it honors the victims. 130 people were killed and more than 400 injured when terrorists launched a series of coordinated shootings and bombings at restaurants and bars in Paris and stormed the city's Bataclan concert hall. Three suicide bombers also struck outside the Stade de France. And this evening, the stadium will hold a tribute to those Those killed ahead of its scheduled Nations Championship rugby match between France and South Africa. France 24's James Andre has been covering today's commemorations and reports from the Bataclan. A lot of emotion here this morning in front of the Bataclan concert hall here in central Paris. This was the last stop of that terrorist rampage that took place 11 years ago here in Paris and it is in fact this whole sequence that was commemorated today with ceremonies starting at the Stade de France this morning and then moving across Paris to the various cafes that were attacked by the terrorists before they ended up here at the Bataclan. The 90 names of those killed in this concert hall was read aloud today and a minute of silence took place in presence of Minister of Interior, Laurent Nunez, but also the president of the National... Assembly, Yaël Braun-Pivet and the mayor of Paris, along with other officials. Of course, 11 years down the line, it's important to remember all the implications of this attack, including two years of state of emergency here, a ramping up of the military action in the Middle East that, of course, all ended up with the destruction of the Islamic State group caliphate in eastern Syria.