abc's marci gonzales reporting live this morning from paris. thank you so much. >>> an american college student from california is the first american casualty of the attacks in france. nohemi gonzalez was a student at cal state long beach studying abroad this semester, she was killed at one of the restaurants that were attacked. at cal state on sunday, hundreds of people attended a vigil in her honor. gonzalez' mother is mourning the young woman who had big dreams. >> i feel loss, sadness, and it was my only daughter. >> the cal state vigil also honored others who died in the attacks and to support the people of france, several americans are believed to be among the more than 300 people who were also injured. >>> the new york stock exchange will observe a moment of silence before this morning's opening bell. traders will pay tribute to victims of the paris attacks. overnight with stocks sinking as much as 2%. stock futures point to a weak start on wall street. our coverage of the attacks on paris and the impact worldwide continues all morning l

lets go to marcy gonzales live in paris with the latest developments. marcy? >> reporter: good afternoon, police are trying to identify the woman that blew herself up during yesterday's raid and the identification of the the ring leader is a step forward this investigation is far from over. >> his body so riddled with bullets and shrapnel, authorities could only identify him by his fingerprints, so-called mastermind that killed 129 people. abdelhamid abaauoud killed in the dramatic siege yesterday. he was a petty criminal that police say was behind other isis plots including an attempted attack on a paris bound tack earlier this year. they thought the 30-year-old was in syria, and now they are looking at how he was able to sneak across borders into france and was planning another attack. >> it'st for europe to come together. >> and this disturbing video from inside of this caf ark you designers ducking for cover, the killer shooting his ak-47 at the hip and then his assault rifle seems to jam and everyone surviving as the killer runs out. >> and raids in conne

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abc's marcie gonzales on what's behind the change. >> reporter: horrific school bus crashes like this sending students flying out of their seats, prompting a first of its kind effort from federal regulators. the head of the national highway traffic safety administration announcing a new push to put seat belts on every school bus in the country. though acknowledging it will be an expensive challenge, the agency now says it will save the lives of children. >> i believe my daughter would still be here if she had a seat belt. >> reporter: only six states require all school buses to be equipped with seat belts. until now, federal regulators have argued that was because they are incredibly safe vehicles built specifically to protect passengers. crash tests by seat belt manufacturer imi performed for abc news showed cease belts can keep riders safer in bus rollovers. >> the children that are belted are safe. the children that are unrestrained are thrown throughout the vehicle. >> reporter: no timeline on when new requirements might be implemented, just a big push to get students buckled up.

abc's marcie gonzales has her story. >> reporter: the scientific breakthrough behind this little smileoctors and cancer patients around the world. >> it was a miracle. >> reporter: after spending most of her short life battling leukemia, 1-year-old laila richards' parents were told traditional treatments weren't working and their baby girl was going to die. >> i don't believe in giving up. that's not in me. so i said -- i carried on in my head, i'm going to fight these doctors. when i lose i'm going to get the result that i need. so we just pushed on, pushed on, pushed on. >> reporter: her doctors in london decided to try an experimental treatment never before tested on humans. injecting laila with a donor's immune cells genetically engineered to attack her cancer. >> the technology itself has got enormous potential. >> reporter: two months later laila's leukemia appears to be gone, though doctors caution it's too soon to know if she's cure order whether this could be used to help others. >> it needs to be studied further in a lot more children to know how well does it work and are the

marci gonzales live for us in paris. we'll check back with you in our >>> french police reportedly conducting anti-terror raids in several cities this morning after the military took aim at isis. here's martha raddatz. >> reporter: the french air force tonight, pounding the de facto isis capital of raqqa in northern syria. 20 bombs targeting isis. the bombing campaign f flowing a stern warning from president obama to those responsible for the paris attacks. >> we stand in solidarity with them in hunting down the perpetrators of the crime and bringing them to justice. >> reporter: isis is also strongly suspected of blowing up that russian passenger jet prompting that rare private meeting between obama and vladimir putin. obama urging the russian president to focus air strikes solely on isis. after months of u.s.-led air strikes, the president telling our george stephanopoulos before the paririattack, isis gains o o the ground have stalled. and we have contained them. they have not gained ground in iraq. and d syria, they'

marcy gonzales is in paris. >> gunfire and explosions echoing through the early morning hours. >> we felt the building shake. inside, officials say officers were shot out. a woman rushed towards them, killing herself with a suicide belt. police try to track down two of the accused terrorist attacks. the president reiterating that this country is at war with isis , sending and aircraft carrier. they are saying france will never -- again. investigators believe the terror cell may have been planning more attacks. airlines on high alert. two air france flights were forced to make emergency landings after someone called in bomb threats. detailse reyes has new on this investigation. >> a bomb threat was called in. the first plane departed from and diverted to salt lake city. andsecond plane took off diverted to halifax, nova scotia. dinner plates were taken and pair -- and passengers were told the play needed to make an emergency landing. landed safely. >> it is not right. >> it did not seem like anything changed. >> those passengers are in nova scotia this afternoon. the airline saying th

marcy gonzales begins our coverage live in france. >> reporter: german officials say the evacuation was a precaution after several threats that police deem to be credible. this just underscores the heightened alert as the manhunt continues. more raid in france and germany today. police searching for this accused terrorist releasing a new photo of abdelhamid abaauoud. his brother on tv today urging him to surrender. today france fighting back against isis, sending 16 bombs to their defacto capital in syria. and now john kerry and french president, hollande agreed to work together. >> we agreed to exchange even more information. >> the soccer game in germany canceled because of the possible discovery of explosive inside and this game at wembley stadium. a show of defings against the terrorists and solidarity with the nation. >> just life. just move on. >> after just reopening yesterday, today the eiffel tower closed again because of concerns that there were not enough security measures in place there. we are live in paris, marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, a breaking

abc's marci gonzales has the latest. " " nat raid his body - found in the rubble of this raid.. so riddled with bullets and shrapnel?investigator s could only identify him by his fingerprints. today- police confirming- abdelhamid called mastermind of the paris attacks-is dead. police say abbaoud was also behind at least 4 other isis plots this year - including the attempted attack on a paris-bound train. authorities -are now looking into how the 27-year-old was able to sneak into france - to lead this terror cell?that investigators say was planning another attack. olsen the counterterrorism officials in france right now are worried about other attacks that might be planned and that's the number one priority for them. french police- shown here training for a possible chemical attack- with france's prime minister saying today- that threat is real. sot bbc pm voice of translator: there is also a risk from chemical and biological weapons.. this is a new war police are still searching for two suspects including salah abdeslam - believed to be the gunman shown in this disturbing video

marcie gonzales, abc news, new york. >> very good effort there. >>> coming up, the ratings numbers now in for donald trump's "snl" appearance. >>> musical instruments played by john lennon and lick the by "the skinny" is next. [sound of crickets] brii,brii,brii [male narrator] we've all heard how military veterans adjusting to the civilian world may have... certain... issu. 2... 30... 70... ifnly everyone had this issue. no matter what challenge they face, easter seals is here tt2watv#@54! bt@q3+\ tt2watv#@54! "a@q#'8 tt2watv#@54! bm@q(,4 tt4watv#@54!" dztq ($p tt4watv#@54!" entq x 0 tt4watv#@54!" gzt& a'h tt4watv#@54!" hnt& q)$ tt4watv#@54!" iztq ;@\ tt4watv#@54!" jntq )0< < tt4watv#@54!" lzt& 1]@ skinny so skinny >>> leading us off this morning donald trump on "snl." >> the numbers are in for his much-anticipated episode. the republican presidential candidate helped deliver the show their highest ratings since january 2012. >> the preliminary nielsen ratings, although strong, didn't translate to the numbers trump was bringing in for gop debates. his p performan also draws mixed react

marci gonzales has the story. >> reporter: the scientific little smile inspiring doctors >> a miracle. >> reporter: after spending most of her life battling leukemia, her parents were told working. she will die. up. that is not in me. i carried on in my head i will fight these doctors. win or lose i will get the result that i need. we pushed on, pushed on. >> reporter: the doctors in london decided to decide an experimental treatment never used on humans injecting her with cells genetically engineered to attack cancer. >> it has enormous potential. >> reporter: two months later the leukemia appears to be gone. doctors caution it's too soon to know if she is cured or if it could be used to help others. >> needs to be studied in more >>reporter: still a dose of hope from this healthy, happy girl and her groundbreaking treatment. marci gonzales, abc news, new york. >> what a precious face. >> wish her the best. >> absolutely. >> possibilities are endless. it does prove to work. >> then they grow up. >> then they grow up. >> and leave the home. >> they were this big. >>> all right. don't

marci gonzales, abc news, back to you. sean: thanks, meantime, colleges and universities in granite state are looking after students studying abroad and preventing a similar event from happening here. u nchlt unh unh has students from -- is accounted for. and employees are on high alert just in case. adding, quote, security protocols have been adjusted as necessary, but will not impact the travelling public and governor maggie hassan's office said state officials and state homeland security and fbi and local police departments to exercise extra vigilance in light of the heinous attacks in paris. >> for members of the local french community here in new hampshire, wmur's kristen carosa spoke with some of them. kristen: a group of teachers ended up meeting, but the news of the deadly attack. >> it came at the end of the day. and this is a gathering of speakers, many of them french. >> we were saddened to hear what happened in paris. i'm a french teacher myself as well so it really touched our hearts to see, you know, what's g

. >> and in par miss, marcy gonzales, chapel 6abc news. >> french international school in bala-cynwyd opened doors yesterday. a third of the students are from friendch families. katherine kozman is one of the students. she was born and raced in pari paris. >> concerned, afraid, not so much for one's life here but for our country men and people there. you know? >> she says she had relatives at the soccer stadium when the attacks happen and they made it home safely. >> log on to 6abc.com for more information on attacks in paris and learn something new we pos posted and tribute around the world. >> new a shooting in montgomery county sends one man to the hospital and it happened on the runts block of west ram bow street in bridgeport late last night. police are sorting out the details. >> investigators are trying to pig you're out how the bodies of two newborn babies ended up in a grassy lot in philadelphia's kensington section. and 9-year-old kasim crawford and friend made gruesome discovery 800 block yesterday. police believed autopsies were deforms on newborn boy and girl before bodie

marci gonzales is in paris with top story. in parisquiet evening after panic earlier today, the sound of fireworks sending people running into the streets, ducking for cover. this is clearly a city still on edge. momento's of morning filling the sidewalk surrounding the scene of friday's terror. one of them in the police a is responsible for the attacks that killed 129 people is still on the run. french authorities launched an international manhunt for the 26-year-old, one of the possible gunman who sprayed bullets into a credit restaurant. he is one of three terrace investigators say did not die in the attacks. two others escaped possibly using this getaway car, including brothers who were arrested yesterday in belgium. officials learning more about all 10 terrorists' ties to isis. forhere is a specific unit external attacks. isis commanders in syria planned and directed the attack. tonight, the french air force respondent, dropping more than 20 bombs on the fact no isis capital in as the manhunt continues and the heartbreak

let' s go to marcy gonzales who is live in paris with the latest. marci: a quiet night in paris after absolute panic earlier today. the sound of what turned out to be fireworks sent people running into the streets, ducking into restaurants for cover. this is a city on edge. tonight, mementos of mourning spilling into the sidewalks s terror. one of the men police say is responsible for the attacks is french authorities, launching an international manhunt for one of the possible gunmen who sprayed bullets and to crowded restaurants. he is one of three terrorists who investigators say did not die in the attacks. the two others who escaped, possibly using this getaway car, including one of abdeslam' s brothers. >> there is a specific unit on the organization chart of isis for external attacks. marci: officials say isis commanders planned and directed this attack, sending one of the paris killers from syria to blend in with refugees arriving in greece. the french air force responded tonight, dropping more than 20 bombs on the isis capital of raqqa, as the

marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news" rick back to you. >> marcy, thank you. >>> in light of last week's attack, security is beefed up at this weekend's philadelphia marathon, runners will take to the street and running the distance, 26.2 miles, it winds through university city and center city and along fairmount park and kelly drive and runners crossed the finish line at the art museum. eva pilgram is live now with preparations underway. >> reporter: hey rick, the philadelphia marathon weekend is officially underway and with that you can expect thousands of extra people, and lots of extra security. >> we are so excited about the gortex philadelphia marathon weekend kickoff. >> reporter: the city of brotherly love is welcoming some 60,000 spectators are expected to cheer them on. >> a chance to experience the cultural aspects of our city and view the beautiful schuylkill river. the race course is closed starting at 2:00 a.m. on sunday, because of increased security, all cars have to be moved by that time or they will be towed. the roads will reopen as the runners pass by and the streets

abc's marci gonzales is live, with the very latest. good after noon. >> reporter: good afternoon eva and nydia. that is right french police have launched a international manhunt for that suspect you just mentioned, he is incredibly dangerous as mourners continue to gather here, at paying their respects to all of the rick times. a somber sunday in paris, as candles flickering in the foreground as investigators continue their painstaking work at the six scenes of the friday night's terror attacks. >> they started shooting, like, boom, boom, boom. that happened for ten minutes without stopping. >> survivor recounted horror inside this theater where gunman shot nearly 90 people to death during a sold out rock concert. here at the soccer stadium, just several bars and restaurants where over 350 people were injured, a at least 129 others were killed. a among them american student nohemi gonzales shot and killed at a restaurant while here studding a broad. >> i feel lost, sadness, and she was my only daughter. >> reporter: isis claiming respo

marcy gonzales is joining us live from paris with more. >> reporter: good afternoon an absolutely dramatic scene this morning, several officers injured in that raid that went on for hours. gun fire -- and explosions echos through the early morning hours in the suburbs of paris. >> we felt the building shake and there were guys up there screaming shoot shoot shoot. >> storming an apartment just a mile from the national soccer stadium where the terrorists began. they thought the alleged mastermind, abdelhamid abaauoud, was hiding. a woman rushed towards them killing herself with a suicide belt and another suspect also killed and seven people taken into custody. this just one of nearly 120 searches across france overnight as police try to track down two of the accused terrorists that carried out the deadly attacks. >> it's like a tree growing, they have branches coming off as they pick up pieces of each raid. >> reporter: france's president reiterating this is a war with isis and now tripling their capacity with their air fight against syria. officials have not identified the suspects from th

marcy gonzales abc news, paris. , tom: tonight a show of solidarity with france at the university of new hampshire. more than a hundred students and faculty members came together for a candlelight vigil administrators saying the attack and administrators saying the attack on paris was an assault the values of every college campus. adam sexton joins us live from durham tonight to explain. adam: the undergrads here have grown up in the shadow of global terror. tonight they turned out to show that they' re not afraid. >> aujourd' hui nous somme tous francais. today we are all french. adam: a large crowd gathered at the university of new hampshire wednesday night holding a candlelight vigil for paris. there' s been a lot of discussion about what the attacks in france mean for the future. >> lots of sorrow, lots of sadness, and a lot of thoughts i' ve seen a lot of people bowing time to think about what is happening in their world and pay respect. >> one of our faculty members was at a restaurant very close to the restaurant that was the scene of the worst terrorist attack, but she' s fin

marcy gonzales, "channel 6 action news." >> meanwhile across the globe people are coming together to pay tribute to those who died. among those is love park in philadelphia. jeff skversky is live ot love park with more, jeff. >> hey, walter, a somber night here and the vigil was organized by the french sop sew late and other civic and cultural groups a way for people to grieve together and show solidarity with the people in france. >> as candle flames fought back the winds mourners lost tears at love park to remember those killed by unimaginable hate. >> i cry. i cried and. >> i didn't understand sglapd it sickens me this happened. -- it sickens me this happened. really depressing. >> a french flag hung weapon the shape of eiffel tower. he spent the day calling family and friends to make sure they're okay. they are. >> any part of the world that's your place new home in your country. family and friends people you may know. >> french nationals and americans stood side by side and a few works were spoken but message of support is clear. >> we need to show the presentencech we're behind

we have learned the christmas marcy gonzales, abc news, paris. sean: with news that one of the suspects posed as a refugee to get into europe, there is/ -- backlash to resettle syrian refugees. erin: governor maggie hassan has joined republican governors in calling on the government to stop the plan until it has been reviewed. ray: the fact that governor hassan is aligning herself with republicans on this issue is not sitting well with members of her own party. the governor agrees the global community needs to do everything possible to defeat isis. she says the u.s. should stop accepting syrian refugees until the vetting process is fully established and as strong as possible. the white house has a plan in place to resettle 10,000 >> our state safety officials are working with the federal homeland security people, the fbi, and local officials to make sure we are being as vigilant as possible. ray: democracy for america says that governor hassan is caving to the fear mongering of far right extremists and calls her decision "extremely disappointing.

abc's marci gonzales join us. >> this happened at 8:00 a.m. if in the morning. >> 21. casino. detroit casino, $500,000 heist pulled off by a thief armed with nothing more than the right display. >> a look loomis jacket, black glasses. >> reporter: the driver of this armored truck was making a stop unrelated to the casino friday morning. the driver reportedly followed the order and the thief managed to grab a few bags of cash and walk off with more than a half million dollars. >> good thing is, no one was hurt. at this point, that's the most important thing. but we'll continue our investigation. >> reporter: police, now, questioning the driver and going over surveillance footage from outside the greektown casino as the fbi joins the search for the man behind this high-stakes this isn't involved coming in and out of their business. >> lot of questions >> oh, yeah. >> he didn't even have a weapon. >> no gun, no mask, just the uniform. >> incredible. >>> let's check weather now, once again, back over to rob. built. >> is that king tut? >> that's some sort of p sand contest

marcie gonzales, abc news, paris. >>> and we'll have more later. and for now, the ban on marches in public squares and roads went into effect tonight. the ban is part of the expanded security measures allowed under the state of emergency that began last friday. >>> late tonight, the mayor of new york responded to an isis video showing shots of new york city. isis re-released a propaganda video that first showed up on line in april showing a man preparing for a suicide attempt followed by pictures of times square and harold square. the police department insists it knows of no specific or credible threats. >> there is no specific and credible threat against new york city. so it is crucial that people go about their normal business, recognizing the nypd is providing extraordinary protection to the people of the city, 35,000 members strong. >> the nypd says it has hundreds of highly trained counterterrorism police officers and the city will remain in a heightened state of vigilance. >> despite the attacks, french president hollande will keep its promis

marcy gonzales joins us live for those that did qualify for tonight's debate. and they are promising to focus the questions primarily on the economy. >> reporter: that is right rick, the moderators say that this is a debate of substance focusing on the issues and when asked earlier if they will attack their opponents, both trump and bush said we'll see. presidential hopefuls set for a showdown in milwaukee, taking the main strange saying this debate will be different from the last after backlash over the types of questions asked in last month's cnbc debate. >> is this a comic book version of a presidential campaign, they will press candidates for specifics on their plans, we'll see if donald trump goes after ben carson for his own violent youth. >> if you try to hit your mother over the head with a hammer your poll numbers go up. this is a strange election isn't it? some call this a make or break night for jeb bush, waiting to see his tactic this time after a failed attack against marco rubio in the last debate. will they really engage and ted cruz is in an int

marci: marcy gonzales, paris. adam: hundreds of new york emergency responders simulated a terrorist attack this morning. update in the wake of the deadly attacks in paris. the three-hour exercise took place in a subway station. the secretary of homeland security say they are not aware of specific threats of -- concerned about copycats. concerned about the type of ve seen by a so-called lone wolf. this type of exercise is adam: the department of homeland security used the exercise to test technologies, including cameras worn by first responders and acoustic gunshot detection systems. stephanie: the fbi says a flight from indianapolis to los angeles had to be diverted because several passengers were being unruly. after the plane landed in kansas city this morning, three people were detained for questioning. the remaining passengers got off the plane. about an hour and a half later, passengers reported, and the flight continued. the fbi says no charges were filed, and the d10 passengers were booked on later flights.

marcy gonzales is live with more. >> reporter: those that were detained are still being interrogated as we learn more about the ring leader that police tracked down into the suburbs of paris. >> his body found in the rubble of this raid -- riddled with bullets and shrapnel investigators could only identify him with his fingerprints, they say that the mastermind, abdelhamid abaauoud, is dead. he was also suspected of the attempted attack on a french train. and they say this cell was planning another attack. >> the counter terrorism officials in france are worried about other attacks that might be planned and that is the number one priority for them. >> reporter: french police shown here training for a possible chemical attack and france's prime minister say that attack is very real. >> there is a risk of biological and chemical weapons, police are soifrping for to suspects for carrying out the attacks last friday, include this disturbing video. diners in this cafe ducking for cover, the man taking aim at one woman when his gun seems to jam, that bomb and everyone surviving as he runs

marci gonzales is in paris. >> police are still interrogating those eight people detained during yesterday's raid and we're learning more about the ring leader. of this raid so riddled with bullets investigators could only identify him by his fingerprints. today police confirm abdelhamid abaaoud, the so-called mast er mind is dead. he was behind the attempted attack on a paris-bound train. authorities are now looking into how the 27-year-old was able to sneak into france to lead this terror cell that investigators say was planning another attack. >> the officials in france right now are worried about other attacks that might be planned and that's the number one priority for them. >> french police training for a possible chemical attack with france's prime minister saying today that threat is real. >> there is also the risk from chemical or biological weapons. this is a new war. >> police are searching for two friday's attacks including abu bakr al-baghdadi. diners in the cafe ducking for cover, the killer shooting his ak-47 and taking aim at one woman when his gun seems to jam. that woman su

abc's marci gonzales join us. >> this happened at 8:00 in the morning. at first, they didn't realize at he was up to. >>>>1. casino. >> reporter: o oside this detroit casino, $500,000 heist pued off by a thief armed with nothing more than the right disguise. >> a look loomis jacket, black glasses. >> reporter: the driver of this loomis armored truck was making a stop unrelated to the casino friday morning. when he reportedly claims a man dressed as a fellow loomis work er er. the driver reportedly followed the order and the thief managed to grab a few bags of cash and walk off with more than a half million dollars. >> the good thing is, no one was hurt. at this point, that's the most important thing,`but we'll to as certain who's responsible and what happened. >> reporter: police, now, questioning the driver and going over surveillance footage from outside the greektown casino as the fbi joins the search for the man behind this high-stakes criminal gamble. a casino spokesperson stressed that this isn't involved money coming in and out of their business.

. >> marci gonzales, abc news, paris. what might have been behind the deadly deadly terror attack in the hotel in the african nation of mali. it was an apparent attempt to derail the peace process between the central government and separatist groups in the northern part of the country. those peace negotiations have been dragging on for more than two years. state department contractor terry kemp was one of around 20 americans at the hotel. >> they never looked. they were shooting. the shells were hitting me. they never looked. i don't know why. >> there was one american among the 19 victims of the attack. anita datar. she was a public health worker and former peace corps volunteer from maryland and a mother to a 7-year-old son. >>> back at home and to breaking news from new orleans where at least 16 people have been hurt after two groups opened fire on each other. police say the shooting happened when hundreds of people gathered at a playground for an impromptu music video shoot. officers were on their way to break it up w

. >> marci gonzales, abc news, paris. >> we're learning new details what might have been behind the deadlyit was an apparent attempt to derail the peace process between the central government and separatist groups in the northern part of the country. those peace negotiations have been dragging on for more than two years. state department contractor terry kemp was one of around 20 americans at the hotel. >> they never looked. they were shooting. the shells were hitting me. they never looked. i don't know why. >> there was one american among the 19 victims of the attack. anita datar. >> breaking news from new orleans where at least 16 people have been hurt after two groups opened fire on each other. police say the shooting happened when hundreds of people gathered as the a playground for an impromptu music video shoot. officers were on their way to break it up when the gunfire erupted. they suspect it might be gang related. >> funeral services set for the young black man shot dead in minneapolis. the killing shot off a series of protests. witnesses claim the he was handcuffed at the time. in

. >> marci gonzales, abc news, paris. >> we're learning new details what might have been behind the deadlythe attack. anita datar. >> breaking news from new orleans where at least 16 people have been hurt after two groups opened fire on each other. police say the shooting happened when hundreds of people gathered as the a playground for an impromptu music video shoot. officers were on their way to break it up when the gunfire erupted. they suspect it might be gang related. >> funeral services set for the young black man shot dead in minneapolis. the killing shot off a series of protests. witnesses claim the he was handcuffed at the time. investigators from the justice department expected to start looking into the case. >>> now to the extreme weather and the coldest temperatures since last spring for the midwest and east overnight. the midwest already had had its first snowfall of the season put agimpact on transfortation in other parts of the country. with more, here's phillip mena. >> were you prepared for so much snow. >> it's a bit of a shock coming from the warm weather we had. >> part