i'm garrett tenney, fox news. several neighborhoods, but at one field hospital, militants turned on the people as forces approached. they killed at least one person and injured dozens of others. over the past weeks, iraqi forces inched forward slowly, trying to avoid roadside ieds and suicide bombers that could raise the death toll. >>> a sheriff's deputy in northern california is killed responding to a call about a suspicious c tonight a suspect is in custody. sheriffs say david machado killed dennis wallace, a 20-year veteran of the department. a woman fought back, and when machado took off running, she called police. machado was captured and immediately identified as deputy wallace's suspected killer. >>> a massive fire destroys a missouri. crews say that flames broke out at the evangelicalistic center church at 6:00 a.m., firefighters saying an explosion inside the church caused a wall to collapse. thankfully no one was hurt but the building was a total loss. the cause of the fire is now under investigation. >

fox news reporter garrett tenney has that story. >> reporter: for a lot of folks in paris, it feels like it was only yesterday that these horrific terrorist attacks devastated the city, the country, and most of the western world. hollande visited the sites across the city where i.s.i.s. terrorists carried out their attacks one year ago. 130 people were killed in a series of highly coordinated attacks, targeting bars, restaurants, music venues and a sports stadium. this morning at each location, survivors and family members of the victims stood in silence as the names of those who lost their lives were recited and looked on as hollande laid wreaths and unveiled plaques t honor those who lost their lives. for some of the survivors, returning brought back the horrors of that night. >> there was an exchange between terrorist and police, where some of the bullets went into the wall, and i was just on the other side of the wall. >> reporter: today's ceremonies follow last night's reopening of the bataclan concert hall, which was the bloodiest and longest of tickets quickly sold out, and sting