marci gonzalez, abc news, paris. stephanie/2bam confirmed killed in the attack-- an american college student jack: 23 year old nohemi (no-emmy) student from university long beach, and was studying at the strate college of design. she was in a restaurant when she was shot. and this is emily wright-- an iowa state university student who's studying abroad in paris. she is fine. but she was in the soccer stadium when she heard the bomb blast. and today via skype, she told us about what happened. "during the first half, we heard an enormous boom. we kind of looked at each other and i was like, oh, that must be fireworks. someone thought it was a drum. we thought it was related to the game. the last thing that crossed my mind was a bomb. it wasn't until sometime in the second half when we found out what was going on. one of our friends messaged us and told us what had come out on the news; that there had been shootings, bombings...so that kind of put us in a little bit of a panic. we decided to just get up and leave and as

abc news reporter marcy gonzalez is in paris with the latest on the terror investigation. >> reporter: an absolutely dramatic scene. police finding weapons, explosives and other chilling evidence during this morning's ra raid. gunfire and explosions echoing through the early morning hours in the suburbs of paris. >> translator: we felt the building shake. there were guys up stairs screaming shoot, shoot. >> french police storming the apartment a mile from the national soccer stadium where friday's terror attacks began. cell phone records and surveillance leading them here where they thought the alleged mastermind, abdel hamid abaaoud was hiding. inside officials say officers were shot at. a woman rushed toward them killing herself with a suicide belt, another suspect also killed. at least seven people taken into custody. this just one of nearly 120 searches across france overnight as police also try to track down two of the accused terrorists who carried out the deadly attacks. >> this is like a tree growing, as they pick up information from each raid. >> reporter: france's president

marci gonzalez tag and a state of emergency is still in effect here. the eiffel tower, disneyland paris and other tourist destinations are still closed as this nation continues to mourn. marci gonzalez, abc nene papas. " administration is calming fears of a potential isis attack here on u-s the obama administration is calming fears of a the obama administration is calming fears of a potential isis attack here on u-s soil. when asked about the matter, officials said e terror group's ability to launch an attack like the one on france...in the u- s...is limited. earlier this year, the director of national intelligence...jame s clapper... said the number of potential threats in the u-s is around 40...and they are being closely monitored. officials say...the terror group's success in america....has come largely from recruiting and motivating online sympathizers. deborah: president obama is overseas at the g-20 summit. obama a ined 19 other world leaders today in summit brings the leaders of the world's 20 largest economies together to discuss trade, energy

marci gonzalez, abc news paris." lukas attackers stormed a hotel in the african country of mali today... initially taking about 170 people hostage. hotel officials say two armed men initially locked in about 140 guests and 30 employees. mali's state broadcaster says at least 80 of the hostages have since been freed. the u-n says the attackers arrived in a vehicle or vehicles with diplomatic plates... firing guns as they entered the hotel. a u-n official said two malians and a french national were killed in the attack... but did not elaborate. no one has claimed responsibility for the incident. speaking in malaysia... president obama says the united states is "monitoring the situation" in mali. lukas: the war on terror has been on the top of esident obama's agenda on visits around the world obama has traveled to turkey, the philippines, and malaysia in recent days, discussing the paris attacks and other terror threats with world leaders. speaking in malaysia today... the president praised the nation for its commitment

marci gonzalez, abc news, paris. nikki: flames could be seen coming from chicago's hancock tower saturday. a fire broke out on the 50th floor in a residential unit. five people were injured... and one of them was taken to the hospital. the person inside of the apartment at the time of the fire-- got out safely. firefighters put out the flames quickly... they say within 30- minutes of the first call " there was a total of 5 injuries with this fire. all minor, some smoke related and a twisted ankle from what i understand." nikki: investigators are still looking into the cause of the fire. nikki: tesla is recalling all of its model s cars -- 90- thousand in total. they say they got one report of a seatbelt malfunction in the front seat that would not securely connect. the car wasn't involved in a crash and no injuries were reported. but the company said there was a potential for future issues and decided on the recall to be safe. tesla says the problem was not found in other models. nikki/ots pack some patience if you p

abc' s marci gonzalez is back at the scene in paris after being evacuated. marci: good evening. the all-clear given after some very tense moments here in paris outside of this theater where nearly 90 people were killed. we were getting ready to do a live shot earlier today when police came up urgently telling us we needed to leave the area. they didn' t give us an explanation, they just told us we had to go now. and it was scenes like this that we saw in other parts of paris as well. pure panic, either fireworks or other false alarms sent people running into the streets. at a memorial a few blocks away from here, people who were paying respects to victims of friday' s attacks ended up running over makeshift memorial s that have been set up over the past couple of days. police finally revealed there was no shooting, there was no threat, but the reaction that we saw here in paris is just evidence of how on edge people here still feel. marci gonzalez, abc news, paris. stephanie: close to home, people in nashua held a vigil for victims of the attacks. dozens came together to pray fo

abc' s marci gonzalez is live in france with the latest developments after a wild night in paris. marci: good afternoon. several officers injured in that raid that went on for hours. gunfire and explosions echoing through the early morning hours in the suburbs of paris. >> we felt the building shake, there were guys upstairs screaming, "shoot, shoot." marci: french police storming an apartment just a mile from the friday' s terror attacks began. cell phone records and surveillance leading them here where they thought the alleged mastermind, abdelhamid abaaoud, was hiding. inside officials say officers were shot at. a woman rushed towards them, killing herself with a suicide belt. another suspect also killed. at least seven people taken into custody. this just one of nearly 120 searches across france overnight as police also try to track down two of the accused terrorists who carried out the deadly attacks. garrett: this is like a tree you have branches going off as they pick up more pieces of marci: france' s president reiterating that this country is at war with isis. carrier to t

. >>> we begin with marci gonzalez in paris. marci, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. paris. especially compared to the panic we saw here yesterday. sounds that turned out to be fireworks sent people running for cover. now, as we learn more about the investigation, it's clear, this city is still on edge. this morning, an international manhunt for this accused terrorist. police say 26-year-old salah abdeslam led the team of guen who opened fire friday night. 129 people were killed in the attacks at six locations across the city of light. of the ten terrorists believed to be responsible, police say three survrvived. possibly escaping in this getaway car loaded with assault rifles. two of those suspects taken into custody yesterday in belgium. this morning, abdeslam is still on t the run. police tracing the killer's connections to is. saying theerror group's commanders in syria planned and directed this violence. >> there's a specific unit on the organization chart of isis for external attacks. >> repter: the french air force quickly responding. dropping more than 20 bomb

marci gonzalez, abc news, paris. adam: lawmakers are set to vote screening for refugees coming to the u.s. and president obama is already threatening a veto. the bill is aimed at increasing screening for syrian and iraqi refugees. it would require them to undergo fbi background checks. some democrats say the measure republican leaders insist it' s not a religious test. in commitment 2016, right now republican candidate jeb bush is of state' s office to officially add his name to the new hampshire primary ballot. in about an hour, george pataki will be following suit. dr. ben carson will become the last major presidential candidate to file tomorrow. the filing period closes tomorrow. a plea deal for the man charged with killing his parents and then setting their house on fire. according to court paperwork, matthew dion is set to plead guilty to two counts of second degree murder and a single count of arson. wmur' s ray brewer is live outside the dion' s former home, and ray, dion was also facing additional charges, in

marci gonzalez oncam close: and in this as well as the heaead hillary clinton's name. in fact, there was so much focus on the democratic frontrunner that the wifi password here tonight was "stop hillary." marci gonzalez, abc news, milwaukee homeless people innedar rapids will have a place to spend the night when beds fill up at shelters this winter. today, the willis dady emergency shelter announced it will open a new location when there'' no room m t area shelters. the executive director says they're not releasing the location of the overflow shelter so people don't show up there when it's not open. . nstead nationonl transportation services will pick up homeless people from meal sites, like greene square meals, and take them to that overflow shelter. " starts at 43:49 - "we've esesimated for $13300, and gotten almost $6,000 in, so we still need about $7,000 or 8,000. and we're not paying for any of the facility costs. we're just really looking at staffing, supplies, ccts, things like that." " the funding on hand for the shelter. there's still a lot of ffotball to pla

as marcy gonzalez explains it was just as intense. >> facing off in milwaukee, 8 republican presidential candidates are take the stage for the fourth gop debate. as the protesters are pushing for an increase in the minimum wage gathered outside. inside the question was focused on the economy. >> every time we raised the minimum wage to the number of -- the number of jobless people increases. >> we have to leave it the way it is. people have to work really hard. >> if i thought raising the minimum wage was that way. >> there were heated moments over immigration. >> we all know you can't pick them up and ship them back across the border. >> they are doing high five's in the clinton campaign when they hear this. >> as well as levity. >> thank you for not asking me what i said in the 10th grade. i appreciate that. >> and dr. ben carson defended the validity of the stories he told about his youth. >> people who know me know i am an honest person. >> the candidate is fighting to stand out against the rivals. >> he walked away and quit talking when it was time to quit talking. >> why does she k

our coverage begins now with abc's marci gonzalez joining us from paris. marci, good morning. >> reporter: hi, guys. good morning. in those raids here overnight police were again trying to track down anyone with ties to terrorism, especially their two most wanted suspects. [ sirens ] this morning, the mastermind behind the paris attacks and one of the terrorists police say carried out the deadly plan still on the run. a day of raids and a siege on this apartment building in belgium where police thought they had salah abdeslam cornered turning up empty. this town molenbeek also home to abdelhamid abaaoud, the isis militant accused of planning the foiled paris bound train shooting earlier this year as well as friday's attacks. >> the mastermind selects and trains and motivates the suicide bombers, but he never kills himself. >> reporter: this morning the french military responding again announcing another round of air strikes destroying several isis targets in syria while here in europe, no sign of either of these accused terrorists, but the evidence of their

marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. erin: at least 6 people are dead today after an early morning bus crash in arkansas. police say the charter bus was traveling westbound on an interstate in little rock when it left the road and crashed into an overpass abutment. multiple people were taken to the hospital with injuries. right now, investigators are trying to figure out if weather may have played a role in the crash. very mild. in fact, record-breaking. kevin: yes. we continue for the warm things changed in a hurry this weekend. erin: all right. we' ravioli with short ribs. watering. the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political

and abc's marcy gonzalez filed this report. >> reporter: this morning an international manhunt for this accused terrorist. police say 6-year-old salah abdeslam led the team of begu begunmen that opened fire at them restaurants and bars here in paris friday night. and 129 people were killed in at tacks at 6 location as cross the city of lights and of the ten terrorists believed to be responsible police say three survived possibly escaping in this gate way carloaded with assault rifles. two of those suspects taken into custody yesterday in belgium. this morning, salah abdeslam is on the run police tracing killer's connections to isis saying terror groups xhapders in syria planned and directed this violence. >> there's a specific unit on the organization chart of isis for external attacks. >> french air force responding dropping more than 20 bombs on de facto isis capital in northern syria and as police look to others for links ever at tacks the heartbreak still pierce from paris to californi california. >> she'll always be in my heart and everyone else's too. >> though france is understat

abc's marci gonzalez is in paris with more on the ringleader and first suicide bomber. >> reporter: in the rubble of this raid, confirmation police got their target. the bullet and shred nap ridden body identified as the so-called mastermind of the paris terror attacks. abdelhamid abaaoud. the 27-year-old isis recruiter and ringleader from belgium was on terror watch lists everywhere yet french officials admit they don't know how he managed to spend the last year traveling back and forth between syria and europe undetected. >> when they crossed passport holders are not always checked. >> reporter: investigators looking into the background of his cousin hasna aitboulahcen holed up in that same apartment with him when she detonated her suicide belt and police tern this terror cell was planning another attack. a part of which was caught on this surveillance video obtained by "the daily mail" showing a gunman aiming at people at this cafe, his gun finally jamming before anyone here could be killed. but, of course, that wasn't the case at the other bars and restaurants that gunman salah abd

marci gonzalez, abc news, paris. >> marci, thank you very much. >>> here at home the debate heating up over what america's part should be in the syrian refugee crisis. the house passed a bill that would slam the brakes on president obama's plan to take in up to 10,000 refugees and 31 governors, most of them republican are refusing to allow them into their states and now republican presidential candidate ben carson is comparing the syrian refugees to rabid dogs. >> if there's a rabid dog running around your neighborhood, you probably are not going to assume something good about that dog and you're probably going to put your children out of the way. doesn't mean that you hate all dogs by any stretch of the imagination. >> carson tells abc news isis is more of a threat to the u.s. today than al qaeda was in 2001. that's because, he says, isis has essentially upped its game since flying planes into the world trade center, quote, didn't require a great deal of sophistication. >>> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton meantime, is calling for the u.s. to up its game against isis.

marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >>> and a frightening incident for customers at an ihop. more than a dozen vehicles swallowed up by a giant hole in the earth, running hundreds of feet. investigators are still sorting out why. here'sloria rivera. >> reporter: tonight, a car still teetering on the edge, more than a dozen others buried in the mud below. a massive gash longer than a football field tore through this ihop parking lot on a busy saturday night. >> one of the employees ran over to the window and yelllls rthquake. everyone in ihop went into a panic. >> reporter: slabs of pavement cracked open, creating a massive crevice 15 feet deep. remarkably, no one was injured. noah mathis was eating dinner inside with his family. their car parked outside. >> everything was sudden andnd quick. they were slamming their forks down froeating and they were running outside as quick as they could. >> reporter: emergency personnel say an undground drain pipe collapsed. the investigation has not ruled out construction at the newly opened ihop as a contributing factor. diners, grateful

marci gonzalez says there are new arrests. reporter: tonight, a lookout for the terrorists who carried out last week's attack in paris is under arrest. police say the belgian man and two other suspected members of isis were planning to go to syria before officers found them overnight and took them into custody. back in paris, investigators are still working to identify a third suspect killed in this officials say that is the person and not hasna ait boulahcen, who died in the attack after refusing to surrender. also among the dead, the so-called mastermind of the paris attack, abdelhamid abaaoud. investigators trying to figure out how he managed to cross into france un undetected as they reveal that two of the bombers that targeted the soccer stadium both passed through greece on october 3. they followed the same path as and tonight, new insight about salah abdeslam, believed to be the gunman shown in a surveillance video from a paris cafe . two of his friends, now under arrest, say the 26-year-old is likely hiding near his ho

as marcy gonzalez explains it was just as intense. >> facing off in milwaukee, 8 republican presidential candidates are take the stage for the fourth gop debate. as the protesters are pushing for an increase in the minimum wage gathered outside. inside the question was focused on the economy. >> every time we raised the minimum wage to the number of -- the number of jobless people increases. >> we have to leave it the way it is. people have to work really hard. >> if i thought raising the minimum wage was that way. >> there were heated moments over immigration. >> we all know you can't pick them up and ship them back across the border. >> they are doing high five's in the clinton campaign when they hear this. >> as well as levity. >> thank you for not asking me what i said in the 10th grade. i appreciate that. >> and dr. ben carson defended the validity of the stories he told about his youth. >> people who know me know i am an honest person. >> the candidate is fighting to stand out against the rivals. >> he walked away and quit talking when it was time to quit talking. >> why does she k

abc's marci gonzalez starting us off from paris right now. marci, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and reena. french officials say they believe that terror cell was plotting another attack that was foiled in that early morning raid. new video out of the moments that explosive seize targeting the paris attack mastermind began. french s.w.a.t. teams trying to bust into this apartment building, but running into a reinforced door. once inside, met by gunfire. terrified families living nearby, shocked awake by the barrage of bullets. when it was all over, eight arrested and at least two dead. a woman who detonated a suicide belt and another person killed by a grenade. this cell phone video shows s.w.a.t. teams leading suspects, some stripped of their clothing, away from the scene. the apartment building itself pock marked and barely standing. so far the french prosecutor says isis leader abdelhamid abaaoud is not among the people arrested, but it's not clear if he was killed. also stunning new images from the daily mail of friday's d

marci gonzalez, abc news, paris. >> delaware governor jack markell and pennsylvania governor tom wolf standing by their efforts to reset tell syrian refugees in the u.s. a spokesperson for governor wolf issued a statement saying that "we must not lose sight of the fact that families leaving syria are trying to escape the same violence and unimaginable terror that took place in paris and beirut. the new jersey governor chris christie and nearly half of the country's governors who oppose syrians seeking asylum in the state. the gop presidential candidate says he does not trust the current screening process. he says he wouldn't accept orphans even under the age of five. that's a reversal from september when christie said the u.s. should play a role in the refugee crisis. >> i'm erin o'hearn in the satellite center. philadelphia authorities say there are no credible threats against the city in wake of the attacks in paris but officials are still urging people to be aware. especially in public places like subways or train stations. philadelphia police say people can make a difference by sa

abc's marci gonzalez is in paris with more. "a second day of lockdown in brussels- soldiers patrolling streets? the metro closed. sot - momotourist "chrisisas tree. armored vevecle belgian officials say they'll maintain this highest level of alert- at least through monday?a response to what police believe is a serious, imminent threat of possible attacks targetting malls and public transport. local police "we have support from the belgium army so everything is secure here in brussels." amidst this lockdown - the manhunt -growing for escaped paris killer- salah abdeslam. authorities say the 26-year-old terrorist,ent to belgium following the attack and a lawyer for his driving companions claims he was possibly wearing a suicide belt. back in paris? the memorials still growing- as we learn new, chilling details of the nightmare inside the bataclan concert hall? (sebsnow instagram vid) nats - "?music/gunshots?" (lemonde video) shared by- the lead singer of the american band playing there thth night, in an upcoming exclusive intervi

abc's marci gonzalez is live in milwaukee for us this morning. marci, good morning. >> reporter: hey, guys. good morning, yeah. such a change in tone compared to the last few debates. last night wasn't about personalities or personal attacks. and the moderators really upheld their promise to stick to the issues. facing off in milwaukee -- >> i got about four minutes last debate. i'm going to get my question right now. >> reporter: eight republican presidential candidates taking the stage for the fourth gop debate. as protesters pushing for an increase in the minimum wage gathered outside. inside the questions stayed focused primarily on the economy. >> every time we raise the minimum wage the number of jobless people increases. >> but we have to leave it the way it is. people have to go out, they have to work really hard. >> if i thought that raising the minimum wage was the best way to help people increase their pay, i would be all for it. but it isn't. >> reporter: there were heated moments over immigration. >> we all know you can't pick them up

we're live in paris, marci gonzalez, channel6 "action news." >> thank you so much. delaware governor jack markell and pennsylvania governor tom wolf are standing by their plans to continue allowing syrian refugees to settle in their states. the spokesperson for governor wolf issued a statement saying we must not lose sight of the fact that families leaving syria are trying to escape the same violence and unimaginable terror that took place in paris and beirut. new jersey governor chris christie has joined nearly half of the country's governors who now oppose syrians seeking asylum here. christie says he doesn't trust the current screening process and would not even accept or fans under the age of five. the presidential candidate suggested back in september that the u.s. should take in refugees saying this is a compassionate country. >> this is new from the overnight just coming across the wires a short while ago. russia's head of security is confirming for the very first time that a homemade bomb is what brought down that metro jet over egypt. experts reportedly fou

here's marcy gonzalez. >> reporter: horrific school bus crashes like this, sending students flying out of their seats. tonight, prompting an effort from federal regulators. and the head of the national administration asking for seat belts on every school bus in the the agency says it will save the lives of children. >> i believe my daughter would still be here if she had her seat belt on. >> reporter: only six states require all school buses to be equipped with seat belts. crash tests by a seat belt rollovers. >> change that are belted, they're safe. the unrestrained children are thrown throughout the vehicle. >> reporter: tonight, no requirements will be implemented. just a big push to get students marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >>> and a frightening incident for customers at an ihop. first, they heard a series of loud booms. then the lights went out. when they rushed outside, they saw this. more than a dozen vehicles swallowed up by a giant hole in the earth, running hundreds of feet. investigators are still sorting out why. here's gloria riviera. >> reporter: tonight, a car sti

announced the attacks may constitute a crime against humanity. >>> abc's marci gonzalez is following the latest overnight developments, she is live in paris. good morning marci. >> reporter: good morning ken and lori and security here the still being increased. we just learned this morning that 115,000 additional police officers are on patrol across this country. as we learn about a second wave of air strikes in syria early this morning. french military officials say they destroyed an isis command post and training camp and reportedly in the terror group's de facto capital raqqa. wean mile, triggering -- meanwhile, triggersering a never been used article to secure that aid. and this morning, the mastermind behind the paris attacks and one terrorist police say helped carry them out still on the run. another 130 raids took place across paris overnight. an apartment siege turned up nothing in belgium. state john kerry just met with the french president saying the bond is now stronger than ever. he called the attacks an assault on civilization. >> with lebanon's a techs, with what's happe

marci gonzalez, abc news, paris. nikki: flames could be seen coming from chicago's hancock tower saturday. a fire broke out on the 50th floor in a residential unit. five people were injured... and one of them was taken to the hospital. the person inside of the apartment at the time of the fire-- got out safely. firefighters put out the flames quickly... they say within 30- minutes of the first call " there was a total of 5 injuries with this fire. all minor, some smoke related and a twisted investigators are still looking into the cause of the fire. nikki: tesla is recalling all of its model s cars -- 90- thousand in total. they say they got one report of a seatbelt malfunction in the front seat that would not securely connect. the car wasn't involved in a crash and no injuries were reported. but the company said there was a potential for future issues and decided on the recall to be safe. tesla says the problem was not found in other models. nikki/ots pack some patience if you plan to travel away from home this than

marci gonzalez, paris. stephanie: many french-americans here in new hampshire are shocked by news of the paris attacks. wmur' s kristen carosa spoke with some of them today. language teachers met in meredith for a conference but they ended up discussing something they didn' t plan on. the news of the deadly attacks in paris broke as they were wrapping up their first day. >> it was very sad to hear the news because it came right at the end of the conference. kristen: this is a gathering for the new hampshire association of world language teachers, many of them french-speaking and have family and friends in france. hear of what was happening in paris. i am a french teacher myself, so it really touched our hearts to see what is going on in the world right now. kristen: the franco american centre, an organization that promotes the french language, culture, and heritage, was also there. the director says he and its members are in shock. >> once again we have terrorists , who take the lives of people who are just

elias: abc's marci gonzalez is in nashville with a wrap up of the big show. "good morning, what an incredible show here from reba to justin timberlake to the awards that brought some artists to tears. chris stapleton won in all three categories he nominated in, including best new artist and he unseated blake shelton for male vocalist of the year. shelton's ex-wife however kept her reign. miranda lambert winning female volcalist of the year for the sixth consecutive time. and the biggest award of the night going to luke bryan for the second year in a row. it was a huge night for little big town as well, winning three awards, including two for their hit song girl crush which they performed on this rockin night in music city. the cma celebrations definitely continuing well into this morning. marci gonzalez, abc news, nasvhille " elias: we have lots more good morning iowa ahead...but first here's abc's kendis gibson and reena ninan with america's money. america's money: good morning. topping "america's money"... higher interest rates may be ri >>> hey, there. goo

marcy gonzalez is in paris. marcy: an international manhunt for his accused terrorists. he lead the team of gunman that opened fire at restaurants and bars here friday night. 129 people were killed in the attacks at six locations across the city of lights. of the one terrorists believed to be responsible, three survived, possibility escaping in the getaway car loaded with assault rifles. two of those suspects taken into custody yesterday in belgium. this morning, one is still on the run. killers connection to isis saying that terror groups commanders in syria planned and directed the violence. unit on the chart for isis for external attacks. marcy: the air force responding in northern airstrikes. as they continue looking for others for the attack, the heartbreak still pierces. >> she's still in my heart and everyone else's heart too. marcy: the identical tower, other terrorists atracks, and schools are opening for the first time since the attacks. marcy gonzalez, abc news, paris. erin: people around the world are offering support for the people of france and praying for

. >> 7:30, abc's marcy gonzalez is live in paris. the survivors of the rampage are giving a chilling account of paris' darkest days since world war ii. >> reporter: that's right, we are learning about the on going investigation. police have told us in a suburb of paris they found a car with several assault rifles inside they believe could be connected to the attacks they identified a killer as a 29-year-old who grew up 15 miles per hour from here. a somber sunday in paris, candle burned through the night as investigators continue their pains taking work at the 6 scenes of the friday's terror attacks. >> they started shooting like dat dat dat dat dat dat for ten minutes without stopping. >> survivors recounted the horror where gunmen shot 90 people to death during a sold outrock concert from the soccer stadium to several bars and restaurants where 350 people were injured and 129 killed. among them american student naomi gonzalez studying here from abroad. isis claiming responsibility for the calculated attacks prosecutors say were car

abc's marci gonzalez has the latest from paris. "his body - so riddled with bullets and shrapnel?investigat ors could only identify him by his fingerprints. the so-called mastermind of the attack here that killed 129 people- abdelhamid abaaoud?.killed during this dramatic seige in the suburbs of paris yesterday. nat raid abaaoud - was a petty criminal, police say was also behind other isis s plots s including the attempted attack on a paris-bound train earlier this year.. french authorities - thought the 27- year-old was in syria - they're now looking into how he was able to sneak across borders into france - to lead this terror cell?that another attack. presser: it is urgent for europe to should come together organized to defend itself from terrorist threat? this polili still searchininfor two suspects indluding salah abdeslam - believed to be the gunman shown in this disturbing video from the dailymaicom - in the surveillance images from inside this caf?- you see diners ducking for cover?the killer- shooting his ak-47 from the hip? tang aim at one woman - when his assault rifle

marci gonzalez has the latest on the investigation. marci: the scene of one of paris' darkest days a week after the carnage, a peaceful remembrance of the victims. reflection tonight from the deputy who led the team to take down the mastermind. described the scene as they raided the hide-out in the suburb of paris. >> one of them was shooting. another one was sending grenades through the windows on the door. >> the battle continued. >> i went downstairs. to see someone. we knew they could do it against us. >> the officers all survived. now the investigators say three suspects were killed. a man who still hasn't been identified. this woman. and her cousin abdelhamid abaaoud. the ring leader behind the terror attack. the raid taking down part of a terrorist cell that investigators believe was ready to strike again. >> they are still searching. in paris, marci gonzalez, abc7 news. alison: meanwhile today the european union started to take steps to change the rules for passports in an attempt to monitor the movement of the foreign fighters.