hi, rob. >> hi, paula. powerful storm heading into the pacific northwest and rain in across the east but rebounding nicely with suy skies this high temperatures today will be similar to yesterday, topping out into the low 60s for some. we'll see more sunshhne in the morning hours. throughout the afternoon more clouds build back in as our next system moves closer. rain chances will become likely overnight and into monday morning. currently it looks as though rain will be likely >> snow and a severe weather threat next week. talk about that in about 15 minutes. guys. >> rob, thank you, my friend. >>> coming up here on "gma," a special edition of "gma." we're going to be live in paris with the latest details on the terror attacks that have truly shocked the world. >>> plus, the democrats debate colored by the news overseas and the candidates speaking about how they would tackle the isis threat. >> that news coming in overnight. >>> also this morning, the tightened security at sporting events and malls across t

hi, rob. >> hi, paula.erful storm heading into the pacific northwest and rain in california, mountain snow, cold across the east but rebounding nicely with sunny skies th >> snow and a severe weather threat next week. talk about that in about 15 minutes. guys. >> rob, thank you, my friend. >>> coming up here on "gma," a special edition of "gma." we're going to be live in paris with the latest details on the terror attacks that have truly shocked the world. >>> plus, the democrats debate colored by the news overseas and the candidates speaking about how they would tackle the isis threat. >> that news coming in overnight. >>> also this morning, the tightened security at sporting events and malls across the country. what kind of changes could we see here at home in the wake of the horror over in paris? keep it here for much more on this special edition of "gma" coming up. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by cigna, together all the way. yeah! ahh.. you probably say it a million times a day. ahh... a

paula. we have breaking news right now. we are learnrning amerins were in fact injured and at least one of these attack we're not sure where, it could possibly be in that theater behd me that was packed with up to 1500 people when the terrorists stormed itit, that was part of a group of eight suicide attackers essentially wearing suicide vets, armed with ak-47s and grenades attacking six separate locations in a perfectly coordinated attack. e was near the stadium of france, the other was in a very, very busy restaururant district attacking people just having dinner and, of course, the oer was right here at that theater where the band eagles of death metal was having a concert. people taken hostage there. at least 80 dead in that site right behind me and what a horrrrific tng it must have been, there are still dried blood in the streets around memorials here, a makeshift hospital was set up right behind me and hundreds and dozens of people were lowered down from the second floor. now, french a authoriti are still trying to f

good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, paula.ericans were among the wounded. it seems those injuries are not life-threatening but the scope and the scale of those attacks is staggering. eight attackers, the french authority tells us, armed with suicide vests, ak-47s and grenades and instructed to expend all that ammunition before blowing themselves up striking six different locations hitting the city in its very solar plexes triking at the national stadium, a crowded cafe and bar district and, of course, that theater right behind me, it is popular with so many celebrities and even the deputy mayor was telling me that he had gone there so often and the scene out here last night, absolutely chaotic. after the police burst into that theater and apparently gunned down the gunmen, they had to lower down the wounded and the dead from the second story. they set up a triage clinic right beneath that theater at a local bar and during that time people were running down their street their clothes, bleeding, and even today there are clothes

hi, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, paula. this is the french business stroh where gonzalez was gunned down along with 14 others. i want to show you the sheer number of bullet holes that pocked the father said and shattered its glass. we know there are other americans who have been wounded in this attack. their names have not been publicly released. [ sirens ] >> reporter: amidst this carnage american blood mixing with that of parisians. >> it's horrible. it's like war. crazy. >> reporter: nohemi gonzalez, gunned down at one of the four restaurants attacked. like hundreds of americans the 23-year-old cal state student was on a semester abroad here in happybirthday near know er dear nohemi gonzalez >> celebrating with close friends and family. >> i feel lost, sadness. >> reporter: but this morning, her parents grappling with the loss of their only daughter. >> nohemi was a strong woman when she went to do something that she committed to whatever she wanted to do. >> reporter: in the long beach campus, a moment of silence. >> sh

>> i'm betting again on paula on this one. a bubbler is a uniquely expression for what -- >> a water fountain. >> how did you know that? >> i'm from the midwest. >> i thought it was champagne. >> no, that was wishful thinking. >> and a cheesehead is named after what -- >> a packers fan. there you go. >>> welcome back to "good morning america" on a sunday morning. happening right now, the lead nger performing during the deadly paris attacks speaking out for the first time, saying some of its fans put themselves in front of other people to shield them. this, as president obama overseas vows to fight isis. >>> also right now, attorneys from the justice department are heading to minneapolis to investigate the alleged killing of a black man in police custody. now, witnesses say he was handcuffed during the shooting and are demanding that police release video of that incident. >>> also happening right now, southern california whale watchers are on e lookout for a humpback whale entangled in netting. rescuers are going to approach th

the sunshine and paula said, i'm george stephanopoulos here with paula faris for a special edition of "good morning america." paris under attack and, paula, this is an entire country right now in a state of emergency. >> terrifying images all across and abc's matt gutman is on the scene of one of those attacks in paris. good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, paula. we have breakingg news right now. we are learning americans were in fact injured and at least one of these attack we're not sure that theater behind me that was packed with up to 1500 people when the terrorists stormed it, that was part of a group of eight suicide attackers essentially wearing suicide vets, armed with ak-47s and grenades attacking six separatat locations in a perfectly coordinated attack. one was near the stadium of france, the other was in a very, very busy restaurant district attacking people just having dinner and, of course, the other was right here a a that theater where the band eagles of death metal was having a concert. people taken hostage there. at least 80 dead in that site right beh

hi, dan. >> repororr: paula and george, good morning to both of you. cities across the country are boosting security in the wake of that horror over inaris including this city, america's largest metropolis. a place that knows terrorism all too well, new york city. here in new york, the nypd deploying extra personnel and its counterterrorism unit. critical response teams ready in the city's most visible targets. >> not only will you see an increased uniformed presence with police officers with heavy weapons, there's also we work with our federal partners, the fbi and the jot terrorism task force. >> reporter: with one of the targets in paris being a packed stadium, sporting venues across america will be enhancing security today. in los angeles, the famous rose bowl increasing its staffing and asking fans to leave their bags at home. the nba and nhl putting its teams on high alert. but the nfl saying it actually won't be changing protocols as sunday's games approach. the league spokesman saying, "security at our games is always at a heightened state of a

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and paula? paula plans to make sure the daughter of shauna tiaffay never forgets. >> we talk about her mom, and we think her mom would want for her now. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." we'll see you tomorrow at 8:00, 7:00 central for "dateline" saturday night mystery.

and paula? paula plans to make sure the daughter of shauna tiaffay never forgets. >> we talk about her mom, and how much she loved her, and what we think her mom would want for shetrnow. tha ss all for this edi.ion of "dateline." we'll see you tomorrow at 8:00, 7:00 central for "dateline" saturday night mystery. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, good >>> livengrom studio 3c in

>>> all right, paula. more than 100 women, including one who lives in chelmsford are suing a birth control manufacturer because they say they got pregnant on the faulty packets of the pill. the pills were manufactured by qualitest. in 2011, the fda pulled 3 million birth control packets pause the placebo pills were put in the wrong spot. the women are seeking millions to cover the costs of having and raising a child. >>> coming up, thinking inside of the box. >> cargo containers transformed into little shops or dining spots. how this idea is giving a quick boost to a boston neighborhood. >> back home and back inside. ben affleck brings his newest movie to lawrence. >> the patriots ready for a giant matchup and why sunday's game may be their toughest test >>> shipping up to boston. the newest dining destination. it's a new way to bring food and small shops to the area where there's been too little of both. >> we're talking about the far end of the seaport district, which has been a bit of a wasteland. this

paula. >> that's the big question, how to defeat isis. matthew, thank you. >>> this morning, president barack obama offering his strongest words yet on isis. speaking in malaysia, mr. obama said we do not succumb to fear. >> the united states will continue to lead this global coalition. we are intensifying our strategy on all fronts, with local partners on the ground. we're going to keep rolling back isil in iraq and syria, take commanders so that they don't threaten us. and we'll destroy this terrorist organization. >> you just heard it, we'll destroy this terrorist organization. we want to bring in martha raddatz in brussels, belgium. where their capital city is under the country's highest terror alert. martha, good morning to you. tougher words than ever from the president about intensifying and destroying isis, so, how does this change the current strategy? >> reporter: well, i don't think we really know, he talks about intensifying the strategy, i don't know exactly how you do that. he has said all along that his strategy is working.

paula, back to you. just yesterday, a burned body was found in bridgewater. at this point, they have not identified her or determined if she was murdered there or somewhere else. >>> tonight, a framingham high school student has been charged with raping a classmate near the school. prosecutors say patrick cower and three others skipped school to go into the wood where's they were drivenning and taking drugs. found intoxicated and disoriented. >>> the only person on the plane when this plane crashed into the water in queens. the person has not been identified yet. it's registered to a man in rye, new hampshire. >>> turning to the weather tonight, each day this week gets better and better. temperatures in boston soared into the 70s today. that won't last forever. in fact, take a look at this. has arrived. june. >> reporter: it's nice to string up the lights when it's aren't going numb. what a treat here for the start of november right here at the mobile weather lab. everybody is walking around and you barely need a jacket. temperatures have been so mild. kids r

and paula?ure the daughter of shauna tiaffay never forgets. >> we talk about her mom, and how much she loved her, and what we think her mom would want for her now. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." we'll see you tomorrow at 8:00, 7:00 central for "dateline" saturday night mystery. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, good . >>> next at 11:00 we investigate three bay area doctors. >>> i'm tracking rain this weekend. >>> and middletown high school gets a homecoming. matchup ...much more than a football game. what this munity >>> right now at 11:00, friday night lights but this match-up much more than just a football game. what this community did tonight that's giving hope and comfort to people who desperately need it. >> there are high school

>> reporter: yeah, good morning, paula. this first one, toys, you need to be paying attention. thanksgiving day, good news, many of them online, tvs and laptops, these are still the big door busters, they're coming out on thanksgiving for the best prices, mostly in store. and shoes are cyber monday. >> you look your directing that shoe comment directly at me. thank you, becky. most people love shopping on am amazon amazon. it's so easy. you say shopping on amazon.com, it's going to be different this year. >> that's right. they do their deals with lightning deals, they come and go kind of randomly, limited quantity. your prime members will have 30 minutes early access to those deals and that's a big deal when there's limited quantity, but some of them will have watch alerts, they'll text you, they want you to buy through their mobile app. >> yeah, they're trying to lure you. you also said to think outside the box when you plan your shopping, how so? >> reporter: well, black friday has become this big travel deal day, and home depot has a sale, bathroom vanity, anyone? and whole

. >> reporter: dan and paula, great to be with you this morning. this is a fast-moving investigation here in paris, and i can tell you we have been traveling throughout this beautiful city today, and for much of the day, people gathered at every one of these sites of horror. these memorials are growing by the hour, so is the investigation. we have just learned that a car has been discovered six miles outside of paris with kalashnikovs inside. that car could have been used as one of the getaway cars. just behind me, that concert hall and that video. for the first time we're seeing those dramatic moments when police s.w.a.t. teams take on the attackers in that hall. this morning, new dramatic video showing the moments french police go head-to-head against the terrorist gunmen who inflicted horror on that concert hall. "time" magazine obtaining this video of the terrifying scene unfolding friday night. a stunned silence on that paris street suddenly punctuated by a barrage of bullets. a heated exchange of gunfire sending police scrambling. gunmen comi

also, paula's husband's favorite, justin bieber, carrie underwood. the highlight sure to be pentatonix performing the star wars theme. tweeting out this pic, looking pretty impress td at the seating arrangements. >>> and, when someone speaks to me in my ear, people i told you, one thing at a time. and holiday window display is getting a live-action twist thanks to some furry friends. macy's in san francisco's union releasing some dogs and cats. also featured on three separate live streams, the best part, they're all up for adoption, people give them a home. thanks to the san francisco spca, dogs spotted in the window found new and love ing ing homes. >> adopt an mall. >>> thanks for watching this morning. we'll see you next week. >> live from wcvb-tv, channel 5, this is a newscenter 5 "eyeopener" update. so glad you're with us. i'm antoinette antonio frank: and i'm frank holland. coming up on the eye at 8:00 a fire rips through a home in hyde park. the victims rescued from the flames and the investigation underway right now. antoinette: police are se

thank you for having me, paula. thank you. >> a lovely young woman, and i can't imagine going through something like that for five hours. >> absolutely. bullet coming through the wall. we'll give you another window into this crisis now. during that more than five-hour siege during which s.w.a.t. team members repeatedly exchanged fire with the gunman played out on riveting radio transmissions captured by broadcastify.com. take a listen now. >> we just took fire through the window and forward. >> we can see the suspect on camera. looks like he's almost waiting so just use caution. >> he's coming out. he's got the ak. he's looking around and he's got the gun in the low ready position. >> which way is he walking? >> he's coming back towards our view towards the desk long trench coat, real stocky build, gun down by his waist in a ready position. >> we're sure he's in the hallway. we're going to shoot through the door. >> is he alone? >> hit high. >> just was told it's clear. >> suspect is coming out. coming out with his

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as are paula's husband's favorite, justin bieber, carrie underwood. the highlight sure to be pentatonix, performing the star wars theme. in a poignant moment celine dion will sing a tribute to the paris terror attacks. also, he's tweeting out this at the seating arrangements. >>> and -- when someone speaks to me in my ear, and i try to do something else -- people i told you, one thing at a time. and holiday window display is getting a live-action twist thanks to some furry friends. macy's in san francisco's union square ramping up the cheer by featuring some adorable dogs and cats. this is so cool. getting a firsthand peek of the cutis. they're all up for adoption, people give them a home. thanks to the san francisco spca, 268 dogs spotted in the window found new and loving homes. >> on giving tuesday, you can adopt an animal. >>> thanks for watching this morning. we'll see you next week.morning update. meteoroloigst britley ritz is here with a quick check of your forecast. iowans had a mess to drive through yesterday. clearing the roadways. towing co

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>> dan, paula is a genius. we're talking about staples. >> thank you. >> yes, amazon is going to go big, a few highlights, bh tools, black and decker tools, up to 25% off. paula, downloable games, 15% off. she needs to relax with some console gaming. >> yes, i do. and some of that pinkgrapefruit body wash from the body shop. >> oka becky. >> thank you so much, becky.y. >>> coming up on "good morning america," one of the stars of "the force awakens" speaks out about the new movie just ahead. >> very excited.oderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra can be a sign of existing joint damage that could only get worse. he prescribed enbrel to help relieve pain and help stop further damage. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders and allergic reactions have o occurred. tell your doctor if you've been someplace where fungal infections are common, or if you're pron

. >> reporter: hi, paula. good morning.well, you know, having your past picked apart comes with the territory when you're running for president, but ben carson, the famously soft-spoken republican front-runner, made very clear last night he has had enough when it comes to these latest accusations. fired up. >> that's ridiculous. >> reporter: and firing back. >> i never -- wait a minute. don't -- don't lie. >> reporter: ben carson defending himself against allegations that his stories don't add up and slamming the media. >> they are getting desperate, so, next week it'll be my kindergarten teacher who said i peed in my pants. >> reporter: the retired neurosurgeon arguing with reporters. >> you don't have to believe it. you don't have to believe it. >> reporter: in question, a compelling part of his life story detailed in his best-selling memoir and referenced in speeches and interviews. >> i was offered a full scholarship to west point. i got to meet general westmoreland and go to the congressional medal of honor dinners, bu

what she wanted was to be closer to family, meaning big sister paula. >> she originally just thought, "oh, there's no way i could be a cocktail waitress. i don't even drink." >> but in a casino town, a cocktail waitress could make good money. so now, at 46, she was a veteran. >> and she would laugh. shauna laughed at herself a lot. you know, she giggled a lot. and she would laugh at herself, and, you know, she'd say, "well, i still don't know, you know, what these cocktails are. you know, i -- i just order 'em and they give them to me and i go take them to the -- the people." >> but she was good at it. everybody could see that. >> all the customers loved shauna so much. >> why? >> she was a sweet person. >> beautiful. >> she made close friends. a work family, really, including kelly chapman and stephanie vargas. >> i remember there was one time, i was in the -- i was at one of the bars and i saw her walk by. every single head turned on that bar watching her walk by. like, "why don't i look like her?" because men, women, they -- they just loved her. >> but no one loved her quite the wa

david, paula? >>> the cbs evening news is coming up next at 6:30. >> scott pelley joins us live with a preview. hey, scott. >> david, paula, great to be with you in boston. we have confirmed one person died today in the latest terrorist attack in mali. a former french colony. many people were killed, but many others were rescued. we'll have all of the latest and the latest from paris coming up from the cbs evening news in about ten minutes. thank you. >>> next, the patriots are a nightmare. how tom brady and company are hurting the state's first slots pson, the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. that's my boy! fill your cart with eason, all at one place. >>> plain ridge park casino is running into problems on some sundays. the owners of the parks say business drops a lot when the patriots are playing attagirlest stadium. plain ridge is five m

you should get this one, paula. this hall of fame pitcher won 311 games mostly for the new york mets. >> cy y young. >> made up of -- >> tom seaver. >> tom seaver. >> somomeone is giving dan the answers. >> any times there is a sports question he says cy young. >> rob, this should be easyor you, the central california valley where fresno is located considered the most productive agricultural area in the world. >> san bernardino. >> rob. 2 for 2. man, you win. esno. >>> and we want to welcome you back to "gma," the belgium capital of brusss is on the country's highest terrorist alert. the subway system has been shut down as officials warn of a serious and imminent t threat. >>> also right now, the emisissions chting scandal rocking volkswagen is widening. the epa says the automaker also used software to cheat on pollution three liter engines on audis and porsche since 2009. >>> mark zuckerberg says he's going to take two months' paternity leave after his daughter is born. facebook allows its u. employees to take up t

>> reporter: absolutely, paula. you know president obama has said this summit, the very fact that it's taking place just two weeks after those attacks here in paris, is a powerful rebuke to the terrorists, you have what president hollande is saying the largest collection of world leaders in history to assemble here in paris, so close after those attacks. so, yes, climate change is on the top of the agenda, but overhanging over all of this is what to do about isis. >> this climate change summit is a hallmark moment in obama's presidency, so, what's exactly expected to happen? >> the goal here is a global agreement to limit greenhouse gases, to limit carbon emissions, to slow the growth of global warming. the president has said that this is a top agenda item for his second term. he needs global involvement in this, not just the united states. and he's also going to be meeting one-on-one with leader of china and india to get their buy-into this program. >> we know that security will be extremely high for all of those w

hi, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, paula. just moments ago turkish officials telling us they arrested a belgian national suspected of being the lookout on one of the attacks in paris as they learn more about how some members of that terror cell infiltrated europe possibly blending in as refugees. overnight we learned two of the three bombers who initiated that grisly series of attack s s during this game, both passed through greece on the same day, october 3rd starting off in the same greek island of leros as so many other refugees. 800 raids in france alone hunting for salah abdeslam believed to be the man blasting away in this video obtained by dailymail.com. friends of his said he called them this week asking them to help him get back to syria. on the run from western authorities and according though those friends hearing retribution from isis for not detonating his suicide vest. they work to identify a third man killed in this apartment wednesday. thousands of bullets fired in a raid targeting paris attack ringleaderboard