WHITFIELD: All right, new this morning, a shooting at the second busiest airport in France has now triggered a terror investigation. A man over powered a soldier at Paris Orly Airport and tried to take her gun. Security forces shot and killed the attacker. Authorities say he was involved in another shooting at a traffic stop just hours earlier. CNN international correspondent, Melissa Bell, joins me now from outside the Orly Airport there. So where does this investigation go?</s>MELLISSA BELL, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: For now we're waiting to hear from the Paris prosecutor, Fredricka. He's going to speak in a couple of hours. We should learn a lot more. He really has become the voice of reason in these times, these terror times where we've become all too used to these sorts of events sadly here in France. What do we know happened this morning? The man's rampage began just before 7 a.m. local, when he was stopped in a car at a police check. He fired at the policeman, wounding one of them before fleeing the scene in the car, dumping it later, carjacking another, and making his way here to Orly Airport. That was when about an hour and a half after that he tried to take this weapon from this female soldier by being -- before being shot by two of her colleagues. At Paris airports what you see regularly are these sorts of patrols. Paris, all of France remains in a state of high alert as a result of the terrorist threat that continues to remain extremely high. That's what the French president confirmed --</s>WHITFIELD: All right, we lost Melissa Bell. We'll try to resume that reporting when we get back. All right, coming up, President Trump and his wiretapping claim what's also now being called an international incident. More on this coming up.
French Prosecutor Investigating Paris Airport Attack