Friday night, ISIS orchestrated a catastrophic terrorist attack that targeted 6 different venues in France including, the Bataclan Concert Hall and a soccer game at the Stade de France. The tragic event claimed the lives of 129 people and wounded 352.
At this time, the number of American casualties are unknown. Last night, President Francois Hollande issued a curfew and lights out period. The iconic Eiffel Tower even turned its lights off. However, countries around the world are lighting their own national monuments in solidarity with the France.
One World Trade Center's spire is shown lit in French flags colors of white, blue and red in solidarity with France after last nights terror attacks in Paris, November 13, 2015 in New York City.
Candle burn during a vigil outside the French embassy on November 14, 2015 in Seoul, South Korea.
London reacts to terrorist attack on Paris.
Sydney Opera House Sails lit in colors of French flag following attacks on Paris.
The Brandenburg Gate stands illuminated in the colors of the French flag as people arrive to lay candles and flowers at the gate of the nearby French Embassy following the recent terror attacks in Paris on November 14, 2015 in Berlin, Germany.
Memorials in France and the French-U.S. Embassy in Washingotn D.C.
Athletes take a moment of silence before participating in sporting events.