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 French officials are searching for an eighth assailant linked to Friday night's terrorist attacks in Paris. They've released the name and photo of a Belgium-born man. And NPR's EB also reports authorities say they've identified one of the suicide attackers who died at the scene. 29-year-old French national Ismael Omar Mostefai. French media is reporting that seven of Mostefai's relatives are being questioned. He'd been convicted of petty crimes but never served the jail sentence. Mostefai was under observation by authorities at one time for suspected radicalization. French media is also reporting that a car with suspected links to Friday's attacks has been found by police in Montreuil, a suburb about 4 miles east of Paris. EB, NPR news, Paris. Meanwhile, the death toll in Friday's attacks has climbed to 132. President Obama is vowing to help France find the terrorist responsible for the attacks and step up efforts in the fight against the IS in Syria and Iraq. As NPR's MK reports the president is in Turkey for a group of 20 summit and the Paris attacks are looming large. Speaking alongside his Turkish counterpart, president Obama says the skies have been darkened by the killings in Paris and he had this message for the French people. 'We stand in solidarity with them in hunting down the perpetrators of this crime and bringing them to justice.' Obama says the US and its partners like Turkey will redouble efforts to eliminate IS and resolve the war in Syria. World leaders are also talking about the refugee crisis emanating from Syria. Some 2 million Syrians have sought refuge here in Turkey and that Turkish government wants the G20 to help share the burden through humanitarian aid and refugee resettlement. MK, NPR news, Antalya, Turkey. On the sidelines of the G20 today, president Obama met with Russian president Vladimir Putin.