A story of survival from the Paris attacks
Clip: 11/22/2015 | 3m 41s
NewsHour special correspondent Malcolm Brabant speaks to a survivor of the Paris attacks
When terrorists attacked six locations in Paris last week, the concert hall -- the Bataclan -- saw the worst bloodshed. Eighty-nine people died there. One survivor was a 31-year-old English woman, who spoke to NewsHour special correspondent Malcolm Brabant in her first interview about the ordeal.
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A story of survival from the Paris attacks
Clip: 11/22/2015 | 3m 41s
When terrorists attacked six locations in Paris last week, the concert hall -- the Bataclan -- saw the worst bloodshed. Eighty-nine people died there. One survivor was a 31-year-old English woman, who spoke to NewsHour special correspondent Malcolm Brabant in her first interview about the ordeal.
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