澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2015-11-17（在线收听）

 Police have reviewed the identity of the Belgian man. They believe he was the mastermind behind the deadly terror attacks in Paris. Police sources have named him as 27-year-old Abdelhamid Abaaoud. He is now believed to be operating from Syria. French police raid 168 properties, seizing weapons, including automatic guns and rocket launchers as they also hunt Abdasalam believed to be the eighth gunman in the attacks. Excuse me. US president Barack Obama says calls to send a large amount of troop to Syria are a mistake, speaking at the G20 Summit in Turkey. He also reassured his citizens that refugees will only enter the US after a rigorous screening as governmors of some states put plans to resettle Syrians on hold. The president urged the G20 world leaders to be patient with the war in Syria. The few, who suggest that we should put large numbers of US troops on the ground, it is not just my view but the view of my closest military and surveilliance advisers, that I would be a mistake. Barack Obama was there. The prime minister Malcolm Turnbull insisted Australians should have confidence in the national security agencies. Australia's top spy Dunken Louiz says AZO is working on around 400 high priority terrorism investigations, and there are no guarantees that a strike similar to Paris could not happen here.