among those who died on friday night was an american student, naomi gonzalez. gonzalez had come to paris to expand her horizons, enrich her education and experience the magic of this city. as one of her former classmates put it, in her death, the world lost such a beautiful, shining light. now, i understand the sadness of those who knew naomi and other victims. the world is diminished by their deaths. no words of comfort or sorrow or even resolve can change that. we don't have the power to bring them back. so we must do, instead, what is within our power. and that begins with a sense of fierce solidarity among good and decent people everywhere. with the vow that we will never be intimidated by terrorists. and with the promise that we will never allow these murderers to achieve their vile aims. no one should doubt that the light still shines in the city of light. and that darkness will not ever, never overpower it. as history records, paris has known even darker moments and it has overcome them. the people of paris, joined by their friends, partners and family a

among those who died on friday night was an american student, naomi gonzalez. i had come to paris for the same reason so many americans do and have more centuries, to expand her horizons, enrich her education and experience the magic of this city. as one of her former classmates put it, naomi's death, the world lost such a beautiful, shining light. now, i understand the sadness of those who knew be her and other -- knew her and other victims. the world is diminished by their deaths, and no words of comfort or sorrow or even resolve can change that. we don't have the power to bring them back, so we must do instead what is within our power, and that begins with a sense of fierce solidarity among good and decent people everywhere, with the vow that we will never be intimidated by terrorists and with the promise that we will never allow these murderers to achieve their vile aims. no one should doubt that the light still shines in the city of light and that darkness will not ever, never overpower it. as history records, paris has known even darker moments, and it has

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. >>> naomi gonzalez is being remembered in her home state of california. hundreds of students packed the cal state university at long beach. the 23-year-old was in paris for the semester. >>> coming up "cbs this morning," special coverage the paris attacks. and president obama will bring us a news conference this morning >>> coming up on the "morning news." facebook comes under fire for enabling a safety locator immediately after the paris attacks. >>> a rare sight in california. a tornado sends people running. want to survive a crazy busy day? sfx: cell phone chimes start with a positive attitude... and positively radiant skin. aveeno positively radiant moisturizer... 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. that's nexium >>> a central california community is cleanings up this morning after a rare tornado ripped through the area on sunday. the twister tore i

among them, naomi gonzalez shot and killed at a restaurant while studying abroad. >> i feel lost. >>eporter: isis claiming responsibility for the calculated attack also -- attacks carried out by terrorists wearing identical suicide vests. police making arrests in belgium trying to track down everyone with links what french president hollande called an act of war. the eiffel tower abbey disneyland paris and other popular destinations are closed as the city continues to mourn. channel 6 "action news." >> "good morning america" at 8:00 a.m. will have another live report from paris and we'll have local reaction to the attacks in just a few minutes. >> the fall chill is hanging around in philadelphia this morning. we're waking up to a brisk, but not so windy day. football fans will notice more security at stadiums today in reaction to the paris attacks. >> let's go over to chris sowers with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. it is cold out there. >> reporter: thankfully, we lost the winds. imagine what the kicking game would be like with the 35 to 40-mile an hour gusts. let's g

one of the victims is an american, a 23-year-old student from cal state called naomi gonzalez. police killed the suicide bombers and the vests blew up the others. the islamic state has claimed responsibility. nation, calling the attacks and act of war. outside of the concert hall, a french pianist played john lennon's "imagine" to honor those killed. laura: the violence has sent shockwaves everywhere and michael lavalle is leading a delegation of des moines embassy club members hundreds of miles away from paris in the small french town of montbrison. if terrorists were going to hit the u.s. as well, according to tom connolly, they would have hit i'd -- hit at the same time. todd: tonight, we have exclusive kcci's stacey horst and steve karlin are inside the spin room at cartwright hall. in light of the attacks in paris, cbs news significantly reworked its plans, focusing on terrorism, national security, and foreign relations. the first question went to front runner hillary clinton about how the current and ministration be viewed as underestimating the threat of isis. hillary cl

many in their 20's including naomi gonzalez her name called out as well. it was at the hotel, a monument, a church and other buildings. for the first time they are being honored in this military location. it is an act of war and france is at war with isis. one note on the diplomatic front, french president hollande just back from moscow where he spoke with russian president putin. put tin promised greater in france than in isis. pointedly since the russian jet fighter waudz shot down by a turkish jet fighter he did not offer too many kind words to america even hinting perhaps the u.s. had fed flight information to turkey to allow it to come down. for the most part a moment of silence, a moment of grieving and a moment of memories for those lost. >> greg palkot live for us from paris. >> the fbi using the elite tracking to track 48 isis sus specs who are considered high risk for the united states. >> these elite teams typically reserved for espionage and high priority terrorism cases. this level of surveillance shows the severe risk connected with these unn

among them american student naomi gonzalez studying here from abroad. isis claiming responsibility for the calculated attacks prosecutors say were carried out by seven heavily armed terrorists wearing identical suicide vests. all dead. police making several arrests in belgium trying to track down every with links to what french president hollande called an act of war. >>> a state of emergency is in effect here, the eiffel tower and disneyland paris an other popular tourist spots in france are closed as the nation continues to mourn. marcie gonzalez back to you. >> "good morning america" will have another live report from paris as the manhunt for possible terrorists goes on and we'll have reaction to the attacks in just a few minutes. >> outside we go to chris sowers looks like you're not jumping down at least. >> reporter: the sun is out and it does help. let's check out the numbers, coatsville, 31 degrees, same number for oxford and kennett square and saint davids. chester, 34, levittown, 35 degrees. south jersey and delaware, most areas are starting t

her name naomi gonzalez. she was 23 years old, whole life ahead of her.nding a semester studying in france. she was killed last night in one of the restaurants targeted by the terrorists. what are we learning, will? >> good evening. she was a senior at cal state long beach, people who knew her best said she had a real zest for life, a life that was cut down far too soon, when she was simply sitting at that restaurant with a friend and gunned down. that friend immediately called gonzalez' friends and family members telling them what happened. she's being called a hero by leaders at their college. she was a design student. she had a smile you can't forget. she was part of a team that won second place for creating biodegradable snack packs. she will be sorely missed. >> she had a very bland joyous personality, she was extremely lively, extremely energetic, no short around of anything you couldn't ask her to do. and she would be there for us. >> in an extremely emotional instagram post, gonzalez' boyfriend posted a picture of both of them with a tribute stati

before tip-off they observed a moment of silence for 23-year-old naomi gonzalez.d thought about her. they'd been talking about how tragic this is. she was a rising star. across town, a short while from here is the family pascher shop. we spoke to a -- barber shop. we spoke it a very close friend of gonzalez. here's what she had to say about a young woman who she described as the apple of her mother's eye. let's listen. >> beautiful. beautiful person. >> smart by all accounts. >> smart. beautiful. i mean, she was a gift of life. we lost her. >> reporter: what should she be remembered for? >> for her spirit. life. fun. a joy. >> reporter: others on this campus also describing her as a joy, a mentor to younger students. somebody who is a leader and admired within the department. now issuing so much in design that she won a global competition or came in second, i should say. it was about a sustainable -- about sustainable products. she had designed this biodegradable bag that included fruits and nuts. and then the bag after it was done could be turned into a small pla

greg: naomi gonzalez. a vigil was held yesterday in her honor. she was killed while having dinner with her friends at a popular bistro. she was fulfilling her dream of attending school of rock. >> she had big dreams. she was 17. she finished high school earlier. she moved to the dorms. that was a long beach. she was so happy. greg: just 22 years old. sixteen other students with her. they are all safe. rosanna: reshaping the white house. hillary clinton pushed a hard line on national security. republicans stirred up even more controversy. >> say what you want. if they had guns, if our people had guns, if they are allowed to carry -- [cheering and applause] it would have been a much, much different situation. >> bringing people into our country from that area of the world is a huge mistake. people that are ideologically opposed for us. that will bring the world together to root out the kind of radical jihad is ideology that motivates organizations like isis. greg: pope francis condemned the attacks. he said in st. peter's square just today using go

just five minutes from where i'm standing, and an american, naomi gonzalez, was killed.arned just a short time ago, about an hour ago, that an american was among those killed in the terror attacks in mali. what's an american to think about what's going on in the world and the dangers that they might face? >> well, we're fortunate, number one, that since 9/11, we have not had a major catastrophe, the major terrorist attack that has taken place recently in paris. i think that we've lernarned a t and others have a lot to learn from us, how we got our intelligence agencies working together, but we also live in a world where it's going to take multilateralism. i mean, i think what the president has been trying to do and we need all hands on deck, from our eu allies, from the turks, from the golf state, even from russia. everybody has a part to play in this, particularly in this fight against isis, who's an enemy against us all. and i think what we need to do, and i think when the tragic incident took place in paris, the secretary of state, kerry, was in vienna talking to worl

23-year-old student here studying abroad in paris, fashion design, is among the dead her name naomi gonzalezn the heels of this tragic news on msnbc. . ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ only glucerna has carbsteady, diabetes, steady is exciting. clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. ♪ don't just eat. mangia! bertolli. >>> 53s past the hour. this growing memorial in parry joining me from the city of light christopher dicky foreign editor for "the daily beast" and joined by "washington post" national reporter the author of the book "black flags the rise of isis." thank you for joining me, chris i want to pick up where we had left off prior with all your coverage and reporting from paris. why do you think france is seeing so many more terror attacks? >> well, i think there are several reasons. some of the terrorist attacks, the statements that are released by the terrorists afterwards link them to anti-islamic policies that are supposedly implemented by french governments, but the main reason isis is attacking is becau