. >>> and hundreds gathered at a vigil at cal state university long beach to remember a student, killed in the attacks. >>> a choir sang to honor gonzalez as mourners pack the student union. the 23-year-old was among the 19 people who were fatally shot at a paris bistro friday night. the industrial design major was studying abroad for a semester. tonight scott will be in paris with the very latest on the investigation following kpix news at 5:00. >>> and remember stay right here with kpix 5 and cbs for continuing coverage of the attacks in france. >>> back home two alameda counsel toy sheriff's deputies are on paid leave after security cameras recorded them beating a suspect with batons. the suspects hit assistance love petrov. he had just led deputies on a high speed chase and then rammed into the police cruisers. the deputies are on leave while the sheriff's office investigates. the san francisco public defend soldier accusing the deputies of using excessive force. >>> new details this noon about a fatal officer involved shooting. jackie ward is live with more. jackie. >> reporter: fr

twenty-three year old nohemi gonzalez of el monte california was junior at cal state university long beach. she was a design student studying abroad in paris for a semester. professors of gonzalez are remembering her fondly. >> she was something of a star in our department. she had was a shining star. and she brought joy, happiness, laughter, to everybody she worked with, and her students, her classmates. >> the president of cal state long beach says the university is providing support and comfort to about 80 foreign exchange student. it is currently hosting from france. >> center city buildings are blowing tonight in french colors, peace sign made with a image of the eiffel tower on the serra center right now. also tonight, silent prayer vigil brought dozens of french citizens to love park, many saying they feel helpless, being so far from that their family. brad satin was there telling us there was some comfort inn numbers. >> well, love park here just across the street from city hall in the midst of transitioning into christmas village for the season but tonight in the course of just a

hundreds of mourners packed the student union sday at cal state university-long beach. the 23-year-old wain paris for the semester. >>> coming up "cbs this morning," special coverage of the terror in paris. and we will bring you president obama's newswsonference this morning. nene." social media storm. facebook comes under fire for enabling a safety locator immediately after the paris attacks. >>> a rare sight in california. this is the "cbs morning news."ws. want to survive a crazy busy day? sf cell phone chimes start with a positive attitude... and positively radiant skin. aveeno positively radiantmoisturizer... with active naturals soy. aveeno naturally beautiful results . can't afford to let heartburn get in the way? try nexium 24hr, now the #1 selling brand for frequent heartburn. get complete protection with the new leader in frequent heartburn. >>> a central california community is cleanings up this morning after a rare tornado ripped through the area on sunday. the twister tore into homes and brought down trees and power lines in denair, a hundred miles southeas

. >> family and friends are mourning a 23-year-old industrial design student at cal state university in long beach, california. she was killed friday in one of the restaurant attacks in paris. she was one of 17 cal state students taking part in a semester abroad program. she was fulfilling her dream of studying overseas. >> she had big dreams, and she, she was 17. she finished high school earlier, and she moved to the dorm in long beach to live over there. and she was so happy. every day, because she loved to go to school. she loved school. >> cal state confirms that the other 16 students studying abroad are, in fact, safe. >> back here at home, many new yorkers took time to remember the victims of the paris terrorist attacks. in the flat iron section, a candlelight vigil was held as a show of support and solidarity for the people of paris. >> new york remains in a state of heightened security. extra police have been sent to the overcrowded areas such as penn station, madison square garden as well. however, commissioner bratton says security at soft targets like restaurants and entertainment venue

. >> reporter: president of cal state university long beach described enormous pain losing the skyrocketing. >> i and the entire campus are heartbroken to share this terrible news. >> reporter: gonzalez was spending a semester abroad at the state college of design in paris. a design lecturer her who knew gonzalez well says the el monte, california, resident, was talented and admired throughout the whole department. >> immersed in global interests, in global discourse. she had a very joyous personality. she's extremely lively, extremely energetic. >> reporter: gonzalez was part of a close-knit group that worked long, hard hours, the professor added. gonzalez and three classmates captured second place and $3,000 out of 71 entries from 22 countries in a biomimicry global design contest. a competition organizer told cnn gonzalez and colleagues displayed great creativity in polysnack, healthy fruits and nuclears in a biodegradable package that can be converted into a small planter. now at long beach state they mourn gonzalez, the young design whiz who cared about her world, and lost her life a h

. >> there was also a vigil at cal state university at long beach to remember a woman killed in the attackse crowd held candles as the choir sang two on her 23-year- old ms. gonzales. she was at a parisian bistro when she and 18 others were fatally shot. the industrial design major was studying abroad for a semester. >>> us flags across the country are flying at half staff in a show of mourning in solidarity with france. yesterday president obama ordered all flags be lowered at government buildings, military sites and public property. they are scheduled to fly at half staff until sunset on thursday. -- stay with us for continuing coverage of the attacks in france. >>> oakland police shot and killed a man they thought was pointing a real gun at them. it happened as officers were removing cars involved in a sideshow. jackie ward at oakland police headquarters this morning with the very latest on the developing story. jackie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning frank. one person is dead and another arrested after a weekend full of sideshows in oakland. >> i just heard multiple gunshots, li

that's according to cal state long beach university which issued a statement moments ago saying that she was a junior at the university, was studying abroad, one of nearly 80 foreign exchange students, and she was studying design at the college of design. and in this statement, the school says, i'm deeply saddened by the news of the passing of long beach state university student. our thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends during this sad time. our university stands with our nearly 80 foreign exchange students from france as they struggle with this tragedy. and we have learned, erin, that the university will be holding a vigil tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. in her honor. so that those who knew her and those that want to pay their respects can come and mourn. i will tell you that u.s. officials are still trying to identify who the victims are at this hour. and i have been cautioned that the death toll and the injury toll could rise. and that process is still ongoing. also, erin, in light of the fact that this victim was a student. a foreign exchange student, i can tell you a lot o

staff and students at cal state long beach university in the united states now mourning the loss of one of their own. 23-year-old nohemi gonzalez killed in these attacks last night. she was out having dinner with her other friends studying abroad here, like so many do a friday night. isis claims to have carried out the coordinated six attacks. nohemi a junior at university, in paris for a semester abroad, studying design. cnn's paul vercammen joins me now with more from long beach. we just heard, paul, the president of the university speaking. what did she say to describe this 23-year-old girl who has now lost her life? >> reporter: well, they describe her on this campus as buoyant, overial and a superstar in design. the mood on the campus now, poppy, tragic, sad, heartbreaking, some of the words they used. and they began to describe nohemi. and as a design student, she was actually a senior, they corrected that. apparently extremely gifted one of her professors telling me offcamera seconds ago, so talented everybody in the department knew her. and not only was she gifted but she was sh

paris, enjoying it with friends and taking in a meal with a couple other colleagues from cal state long beach university here where i'm standing now. and basically like so many people she was just an absolute innocent victim of a massacre. her family and her friends all telling us that she was the light of their lives, that she would light people up with her smile. and on this campus quite a reputation as a gifted and talented industrial design student. in fact, an award-winning student. and they said that her future was just so incredibly bright. and of course they're using words such as saddened and heartbreak and the rest as they consider what happened here to noemi gonzalez. christiane and anderson? >> so sad. and in the coming days no doubt we hope to learn as much as we can about others who lost their lives and bring you their stories as well. it's important to focus on those whose lives were lost. but as you know, we have also been focusing on the people who perpetrated these mass killings because this investigation is still very much ongoing. police are trying to get as much information they can

. >> cal state long beach may be a large university. located in the big city.nd that our chance for the community. and that they would affect a lot. >> the university would express their sadness. one professor said that he was a shining star. >> he addressed their threat with their president vladimir putin in a formal meeting at the g20 summit in turkey. and that it is usually high liquor yo graphed. they huddled in the lobby area, agreeing on the need saying that events in paris had made it more that urgent as they said they met for 35 minutes. >>> new york city police commissioner bill braton says that social media is a neighboring terrorist to organize on a level that they have never seen before. >> isis is different than al qaeda with social media, understanding the auxillary by taking on the west with themassive bombings in lebanon and the coordinated attacks in paris. >> and biden says that new york city have ramped up the capabilities to deal with their multiple events such as the coordinated attacks in paris. >>> they find their risk of dying from pregn

. >>> thank you, students at san francisco state university will hold a vigil in honor of victims in paris including a cal state long beach student, 23-year-old california native gnome gonzalez was an industrial design student studying aproduct in paris. flowers make up a memorial at her school. students are struggling to to deal with the loss. >> it is shocking. who would have thought out of all the schools someone from cal state long beach would be affected? >> today's vigil starts at 5:00 p.m. at malcolm x plaza in the center of the campus. >> f.b.i. is hosting a large-scale traying exercise at levi stadium today planned long before the paris attacks but is gaining new urgency. the exercise will involve system law enforcement agencies including swat teams, bomb technicians haz-mat units and medical personnel. matt keller will have more at the to which the hour on what you will see. >> stay with abc7 for the latest on the attacks in paris with the latest breaking news by following us on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. new this morning, south san francisco police are planning to hold a community meeting on thursday after a stri

and, of course, we all mentioned nohemi gonzalez, the 22-year-old american student at cal state university at long beachdifficult when you consider that -- and there's -- it goes all the way back to the revolutionary war. the relationship between this country and france. >> our longest ally, oldest ally. >> we've known them and we've helped them and they have helped us and for this to happen there's a visceral reaction to something like this. not that it wouldn't be for any place that it happened around the world. but for some place like paris, which is the city of light, for such darkness to happen. >> many people have reminded us that this is a global threat. a threat to humanity. willie mentioned the lebanon, the unsolved situation involving the russian airliner, 200-plus people on board that airliner and the countless other deaths as a result of that syrian civil war. so it is certainly our eyes and attention on paris, because of the fact that you're in a movie theater or you're in a concert theater, you're at dinner, and how vulnerable we are. the experts call soft targets, but we all are soft targ

an industrial design student, one of 17 cal state long beach students from the university studying abroad in paris. the university says the other 16 are safe. she was killed at one of the restaurant locations. one of her professors called her a shining star. >> joy, happiness, laughter to everybody she worked with. functioned like a bit of a mentor to the younger students. she was a deep, profound presence in our department and she will be extraordinarily, profoundly missed. >> the university is going to hold a vigil for gonzalez tomorrow afternoon. >> and her boyfriend says she was the most important person in his life. so sad. be sure to stay with abc 7 news for the very latest on the terror attacks in paris. we're going to have updates on abc 7 news tonight at 11:00. you can always get the latest breaking news by following us on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. >>> back here at home, an implosion on the bay about 7:15 this morning caused quite a splash. cal trance imploded the bay bridge. here's a look at it. you're looking at that blast from four different cameras, including sky 7 hd.

terror attacks in paris was honored at san francisco state university this evening, during a vigil against violence. a student at cal state long beach. the 23-year-old was part of a group of students studying industrial design in paris when she was killed in a restaurant. the vice president of the school's muslim student association spoke out against the violence. >> i do apologize for the negative things that these individuals, who are not part of this, who use the name as their way to get to people. i do apologize that a family doesn't have their daughter anymore. >> students and staff took turns speaking at tonight's candle light vigil to remember gonzalez and other victims. for continuing coverage of the terror attacks in paris, go to our website, ktvu.com. >>> officials in san francisco say that the commuter shuttle pilot program has been a success. directors of the municipal transportation agency voted unanimously today to approve continued operation of so- called google buses that shuttle workers to jobs in silicon valley. the program also includes hospital shuttles. because of complaints from residents, the big double decker

>> a tribute last night nor the california victim at san francisco state university. 23-year-old gonzales attended cal state long beach. she was studying industrial design in paris and was in a restaurant when one of the terrorists killed her. at the capped l lit individuality students and staff took turns remembering gonzales and other victims. >>> now, the boy who is not being identified because of his age was cited and is accused of posting nude photos of underaged female classmates. it's not clear where he got the photos. officials at lincoln high school alerted parents and sent a letter home, urging parents to talk to kids about social media. >> it's important to think about the posts and really think about how they can easily spread. social media obviously doesn't know boundaries. >> i'm going to get into my daughter's account and make sure that i'm aware of what she is posting. >> and the police are also investigating whether students at other schools may possibly have been victims as well. >> a sit-in by stanford students continues. students set up camp outside of the office of the university president monday.

. >>> thank you, students at san francisco's state university will hold a vigil in honor of victims in paris including a cal state long beachfornia native gnome gonzalez was studying abroad if paris. the vision it starts at 5:00 p.m. at malcolm x plaza in the center of campus much the f.b.i. is hosting a large scale training exercise at levi stadium today to get ready for super bowl 50. it was planned long before the paris attacks. it has gained new urgency involving several law help form answers including swat teams, and bomb d.c. in additions and haz-mat units and medical personnel. matt keller will have more at to which the hour on what you will see if you are near the stadium today. >> be sure to stay with abc for the latest on the attacks in paris and you can get the latest breaking news by following us on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> south san francisco police are planning to hold a community meeting on thursday after a string of home break-ins, the most recent happened on sunday night when two burglars confronted a 9-year-old woman if her bedroom. they demand money, ransacked the house and took off. officers say the l

. >>> students at san francisco state university will hold a vigil today if on of the victims in paris. including a cal state long beachmi gonzalez was studying abroad in >> if you are in the south bay you will notice a huge law enforcement presence at levi stadium. >> we are in santa clara with detail on the exercise aimed at keeping us safe during the super bowl. matt? >> you can never be too prepared when it comes to super bowl 50. that goes for the teams on the field and also the f.b.i. and security around levi stadium. that is what the training is all about. today, the f.b.i. will be running the show. they are expected to arrive the the the stadium at look, and there will be southwest tombs, haz-mat and bomb technicians and medical personnel. there will be helicopters in the area. this is renewed sense of importance of today with the f.b.i. inviting us to the training exercise yesterday before canceling on us five hours later. a spokesperson said that is due to operation am security concerns. we were not told what the specific conditions were to make they will containing thai mind is quickly but obviously events t

university's chancellor reads a poem written by the poet laureate. >> we see a world without violence. we imagine that in your name. from california, from cal state long beachhen we run out of words. the words so many words. >> the senior studying design was taking a semester abroad and would have been home in a couple of weeks. >> it was really upsetting and really saddening that something so offensive could happen to a student who is just trying to study and improve her life. >> her mother said that college was always part of her grand plan. >> she was so happy. every day because she loves to go to school. she loves school. >> on campus students and faculty are processing the shock of the paris killings, nine time zones away, killings abroad that hit home. >> it's unfair. it's unjust. i mean, what else do you say? a bright young woman had the wrong place at the wrong time. that's life. i don't think any of us are exempt from that. >> southern california and france now improbably linked by bloodshed, a young life lost and dreams cut short. >> shshe wanted to have a career and a family. >> and the u.s. state department is very emphatically warning americans

. >> the university's chancellor are read a new home poem, noemia song for paris. >> noemi gonzalez, from whittier, california, cal state long beach then we run out of words. the words so many words. >> the senior studying design was taking a semester abroad and would have been home in a couple of weeks. >> and it was really upsetting and really sad thing that something so sense ofless hatched to a student who was just trying to study and improve her life. >> gonzalez was from east of l.a. her mother said college was always part of her grand plan. >> she was so happy because she loved school. >> processing the shock of the paris killings, nine time zones away, killings abroad that hit home. >> it's unfair, it's unjust to be -- i mean what else do you say, as a bright young woman, had the wrong place at the wrong time and that's life. and i don't think any of us are exempt from that. >> southern california and france now improbably linked by bloodshed. a young woman's life lost cut short. >> she wanted a different like, don't want to be like most of our people. like go to work and come back home. everyday. she wanted to have a care

cal state long beach paused for a memorial for classmate nohemi gonzalez who was killed in paris. she was an industrial design student and was studying abroad in france. san francisco state university will hold a vigil at malcolm x plaza tomorrow at 5:00 in honor of gonzalez and all the victims of violence. >> the attacks interrupted many conventions in paris that americans were attending. we were at sfo as bay area workers returned from france. while many said they felt safe, they were glad to be home nonetheless. >> it felt somber, it felt sad, and people were grateful to be together. >> it was very quiet and the art fair was closed for the last two days. people were mourning. >> also returning today were air bnb hosts and employees who were in paris for an air bnb convention. the attacks forced it to close early. >> only on abc 7 news this evening, the united airlines is defending itself today after criticism from a livermore family upset that the airline delivered a plane load of people to paris after those terrorist attacks. wayne freedman talked to that family who flew thousands of miles only to return home in shock. >> reporter: it's one of the shorter trips that jessica gar

university to pray for the victims of the paris attacks. >> [singing] one of the victims was a college student at cal state long beach. >> last night, candlelight vigil was originally planned to remember victims of campus violence. the response to last month's massive -- massacre at umpqua community college in oregon. >> makes you feel disappointed in the state of our world right now. it makes you feel -- feel scared obviously. >> last night's vigil mourned both the victims of the terror attacks as well as shootings across the u.s. at colleges. since august, after the umpqua attack, there have been shootings at seven other college campuses. >>> we follow developing news in that the counter. we are hearing the search for someone who disappeared while jet skiing in the napa river will resume as soon as the sun comes up. the search has been focused near the napa valley marina about 2 miles from the napa airport. the napa county sheriff's office has not commented at this time but the coast guard told us it was helping with the search there overnight. the person was reported missing last night by friends who are also at the river. we have a crew in

industrial design at cal-state long beach, spending her senior semester abroad in paris killed friday the 13th during the terror attacks. she was one of 17 students from the university. a classmate read statements from those students who were with nohemi. >> i don't know why this happened. all i know at this moment was nohemi was a very, very strong person. >> nohemi's mom was overcome with emotion. >> beatrice, i am sure you are really proud to be her mom. you raised such a beautiful person that surely brightened our lives. >> beatrice didn't speak, but one family member broke down in tears talking about her. >> she was a really good role model to me. >> nohemi's stepdad spoke out about his step daughter they affectionately called mimi. >> mimi is in our hearts. mimi is not dead. mimi is right here. mimi is in beatrice's heart today, tomorrow and forever. >> her longtime boyfriend she met at school was comforted by friends. tim talked through tears sharing memories about his girlfriend. >> she had a tattoo on her left arm because she's left handed and so am i. we -- she always said i was hers. >> we now have an angel watching out for us, don't allow the pain allow

cal state trustees will be meeting in long beach. >>> oxford dictionary has picked their word of the year but it's not actually a word. it's an emoji. this is what it is. oxford universityress partnered with mobile technology business to track the usage of emoji's. it says the face with tears of joy, that was the most used emoji around the world this year. it made up 17% of all the emoji's used in the united states. >> again, i've used a bunch of monkeys. that one confuses me because sometimes i'm not sure, are they said, laughing? happy? emoji's. part of our daily life now. right? >> that's right. >>> what happens in vegas doesn't always stay in vegas. >> coming up in our 6:00 hour, the gopro vacation video gone wrong. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2." santa clara county city leaders will take up a sensitive topic today. whether they should start cooperating with immigration authorities even though the so

state university of long beach. she was a junior. she was in paris doing what so many college students do, and she took a semester abroad here. she was among 17 caltate long beach students studying in france, all of the other students from that school are reported to be safe after the attacks. we are standing by for a live press conference from the president of that university. as soon as we get that, we will bring it to you. just over 24 hours ago, the people of paris learned that their city was under siege yet again. this is ten months since that horrific attack on the office of the satirical magazine "charlie hebdo." this time the attack far more deadly. what we know at this hour, 129 people were killed in six coordinated attacks across this city last night. we've also learned today that those injured is far worse than we had believed at first. 352 people have been injured, 99 of them are in critical condition. i spoke earlier today with a man who just visited his niece at the hospital not far from here. she was shot three times, having a celebratory birthday dinner with her friends last night, and she had part of her leg amputated earlier tod

gonzalez was a junior studying design at cal state long beach and was spending a semester studying abroad in paris. no specific details about exactly how they died. universityfficials plan to hold a vigil tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. to mourn her passing and to grieve for all the victims of these horrific attacks. >>> several arrests have been made in belgium in connection to the deadly terror attacks in paris. police conducting a series of raids after tracing the license plate of a car scene near an attack site in paris. brussels is 200 miles northeast of paris. the neighborhood is home to immigrants from iraq and turkey. more about an air strike on terror targets in libya. jennifer griffin is live with the very latest on that story. jennifer? >>> kelly the target was not overall the leader of isis, al baghdadi. two american f-15s contacted the air strike against the head of isis's libyan affiliate. i'm told he had connections to isis in raqqah and baghdadi. it took place as the paris a attack was under way. the american warplanes flew from lakenheath outside the port city of darna. in february, egyptian warplanes bombed islamist targets in and around darna after

those who were killed like miss gonzalez, a young california state university long beach student studying abroad in paris. we also stand with our cal state long beach family in their mourning. though emmy's death is a personal loss for each and every one of us. it tears at the very bonds of fraternity that embrace every member of our cal state long beach family, and the long beach community. emmy was a daughter, a friend, and a mentor. just 23 years of age, she was a vibrant student. and what those who knew her have . lled, quotes, a shining star she committed herself to learning. she traveled across the globe to express and to explore her talents, her creativity, and the world. now all that seems broken. yes, we grieve for her, but we also grieve for all the victims in paris. we grieve for their families, the friends, and all their loved ones. we grieve for each and every one of them. today we are all part of the human family. , as a family, we mourn her our shining star. but in our mourning, let us remember something very, very important. this was not an attack on paris, though paris was the target. this was not an attack on the

university chancellor reads a poem read by the laurett a psalm for paris. >> we see a world without violence and want to imagine that in your name, mimi gonzales, from california, from cal state long beach we run out of words. the words so many words. >> reporter: the senior studying design was taking a semester abroad and would have been home in a couple of weeks. >> and it was really upsetting and really saddening and so senseless that happened to a student who is just trying to study and improve her life. >> reporter: gonzales was from east of l.a. and her mother says college was always part of her grand plan. >> she was so happy. everyday because she loved to go to school. she loved school. >> reporter: on campus students and faculty are processing the shock of the paris killings, nine time zones away, killings abroad that hit home. >> it's unfair and unjust. what else do you say? bright young woman, had the wrong place at the wrong time and that is life and i don't think any of us are exempt from that. >> reporter: southern california and france now improbably linked by blood shed and dreams lost and cut short. >> she wanted to have a different life. and not like most of our people

those who were killed like miss gonzalez, a young california state university long beach student studying abroad in paris. we also stand with our cal state long beach family in their mourning. though emmy's death is a personal loss for each and every one of us. it tears at the very bonds of fraternity that embrace every member of our cal state long beach family, and the long beach community. emmy was a daughter, a friend, and a mentor. just 23 years of age, she was a vibrant student. and what those who knew her have . lled, quotes, a shining star she committed herself to learning. she traveled across the globe to express and to explore her talents, her creativity, and the world. now all that seems broken. yes, we grieve for her, but we also grieve for all the victim in paris. we grieve for their families, the friends, and all their loved ones. we grieve for each and every one of them. today we are all part of the human family. , as a family, we mourn her our shining star. but in our mourning, let us remember something very, very important. this was not an attack on paris, though paris was the target. this was not an attack on the f