I usually never watch CNN, but it is the one to turn to for epic international events

[LiberalArkie]

[UTUSN]

1. It's quite the sight. Leave it to the French (not being sarcastic here). n/t

[misterhighwasted]

2. Watching also. Good coverage & really appreciate the interviews.

Impressive to say the least.
It has to come to this defining moment of unity from all believers, whatever they believe, to stand against killers in the name of a 'god'.

They are saying that they may hold differing beliefs of religion but they hold the same belief when it comes to murderers, terrorists, & those who would deny freedom of speech in seeking notoriety for themselves.

There should be a few more Nations represented today. Show up. Back up their words of condolences.

I sincerely hope in months to come this unity continues & grows & forces those who murder for the shock value to gain recognition, are successfully demeaned, disowned & suppressed from those of the world wanting to exist in a peaceful society.

Perhaps the horror of the murders in Paris will move leaders to change the power of such hate.

One can hope.

[LiberalArkie]

3. I think the difference is that CNN still has journalists out in the field and talking

heads in the studio, the rest of the networks do not seem to have journalists anywhere and have to fly talking heads out to the field.

[misterhighwasted]

5. Agree. CNN is covering this well, being in the crowd giving a voice to those present.

Who cannot be moved to hope by this?

[beveeheart]

4. Vive la France!!!

Says this former French teacher. I'm watching this on the French channel TV5. Never seen anything like this.

[misterhighwasted]

6. Wish I were there

[SheilaT]

7. CNN, alas, isn't doing streaming video.

But here's a link: http://news.yahoo.com/video/live-video-associated-press-191800766.html