An explosion could clearly be heard during coverage of the football match between France and Germany. The terrorists only serve to remind us we're at war with a ruthless enemy and they would use worse weapons on us if they had the capability. May our thoughts and prayers be with the victims.

Stade de Francern Three loud explosions were heard outside France's national stadium during the first half of a friendly international football match between France and Germany.At least five people died outside the glittering venue which staged the 1998 World Cup final with several others seriously hurt One of the explosions was near a McDonald's restaurant on the fringes of the stadium.rnAt least one of the two explosions in rue Jules-Rimet was a suicide bomb attack French President Francois Hollande, who was watching the game, was immediately evacuated.Eventually, France won the match and the stadium emptied in a relatively calm atmosphere.Rue de Charonne A little further east on Rue de Charonne 18 people were killed, with one witness saying a Japanese restaurant was the main target."There was blood everywhere," the witnes said.Another man said he heard shots ring out, inrnsharp bursts, for two or three minutes."I saw several bloody bodies on the ground. I don't know if they were dead," he said.Emergency workers covered bodies splayed on the sidewalk of the traditional Parisian cafe,whose name is a play on the expression "LernBelle Epoque."

Rue Bichat Le Carillon, a bar-cafe, and the nearby Cambodian restaurant Le Petit Cambodge were apparently both targeted with gunfire, killing around 14 people and leaving several gravely injured, according to the prosecutor. They are at the junction of Rue Bichat and Rue Alibert Witnesses described sounds like fireworks, before they realized the gravity of the situation and tried to find a place to hide, or flee. Pierre Montfort lives close to the Cambodian restaurant. "We heard the sound of guns, 30- second bursts. It was endless. We thought it was fireworks," he said. Florence said she arrived by scooter a minute or so after. "It was surreal, everyone was on the ground. No one was moving inside the Petit Cambodge restaurant and everyone was on the ground in bar Carillon," she said. "It was very calm -- people didn't understand what was going on. A young girl was being carried in the arms of a young man. She seemed to be dead." Rue de la Fontaine au Roi A few hundred metres (yards) from the Bataclan, the terrace of the Casa Nostra pizzeria was targeted. Five people were killed by attackers wielding automatic rifles, according to witness Mathieu, 35. "There were at least five dead around me, others in the road, there was blood everywhere. I was very lucky." Boulevard Voltaire A judicial source said one of the attackers exploded his suicide vest on the Boulevard Voltaire, near the Bataclan. It is not yet known if there were any injuries from the explosion. French army has deployed 1,500 extra soldiers to Paris to help with the aftermath of the attacks. Facebook started its Facebook Safety Check feature to allow people in Paris to alert their friends about their safety and to check about the safety of their friends. Schools and universities in Paris will be closed on Saturday, border controls reestablished and entertainment venues and meeting halls will be closed for the time being, Hollande said. The Mayor of Paris has urged everyone to stay at home.