. >> those close to the 23-year-old simply called her peopley. her aunt says the student from southern california was in paris fullfying a dream. fascinated with the city, she wanted to learn french. the design major from cal state long beach signed up for a foreign exchange program. >> very much a go-getter. everything she wanted to do she went after it. she found a way to get it done. >> this is really happening. this is happening. >> her mother gets tearful thinking about the dream stolen from her daughter. >> she wanted to have a career. an entire campus heartbroken. her classmates paid tribute, the basketball team held a moment of silence before last night's game. and the cal state long beach web site is dark. except for a single light that still shines. a light for her. >> stadiums and other major venues are stepping up security. they are staying on high alert, keeping spectators safe. including at metlife stadium in new york where the patriots right now are in the middle of a match-up against the giants. stadiums across the country on high

friends and family called her peopley. >> this is really happening. this is happening. there is nothing i can really do. to bring her back. >> the french president has declared three days of nation's security at its highest level. in the newsroom, brandon england. n.f.l. games will find additional security in place. there are no specific threats, but as kimberly bookman shows us, patrols are stepped up at various venues, including at the td garden. >> even in an ice rink at an n.h.l. game, an ocean away, thoughts are on stadium security. >> i see a lot of, a lot of measures. >> sources tell 7 news that boston police are increasing patrols and visibility at td garden and other location and events that draw crowds. >> it makes me feel better. i'm pretty confident that being, you know,... we are taking all the steps that we need to take to make sure we are safe. >> law enforcement says there are no specific threats to boston, security officials at logan airport are also quiching updated on intelligence and following a heightened safety plan. >> i think it's probably safer

say 15 peopleies from surrounding communities are also unaccounted for.ll going on for the missing. that andrewnow is mackenzie will arrive there bhp are attempting to explain exactly what happened last week. it is unclear the exact chain of events. one am at the site failed. -- andd was affected they are currently observing a third dam. there is still a lot going on on the ground. shery ahn: what does this mean for php and their son marco venture? are they likely to face fines their? mentioned, their state prosecutors in brazil will look to have the operating license suspended in monday in brazil. it is likely that the companies do phase liabilities. lawyers say they could face compensation to those affected. one estimate puts that at around $13 million. there is also likely to be quite a considerable cleanup bill, and deutsche bank has estimated that could top $1 billion. they suggest the operation could be out of action until 2019. shery ahn: when you say san marco could get suspended, does that mean they will not be able to produce iron ore? will that

don't let peopleie alone. >> rorter: we've been traveling throughout paris. just to give you an idea of the scope of the response here, more than 150 searches, 23 arrest we'e're on the a here this morning, 104 people under house arrest right now. and robin and george, that was an incredibly powerful thing to hear from that man named roman. he said he looifd near two of went outside to kneel beside the people that were dying. there were mulultie medics there. they couldn't get to everyone. he thought it was the least they derved, to have somne bear witness to what was happening in their f final moments. >> france and the.s. he boast declared these attacks an act of war. c's chief investigator correspondent brian ross here with more. >> reporter: this is no lone wowolf atta. a well-planned and orchestrated effort b top isis leaders who hand-picked the men to carry out the attack. using a well-known isis recruit to lead the effort. this is the man believed to be the master mind. featured prominently in a number of isis videos. he's been back and forth between se

as regards austerity, i think that some of the papers and that peopleis clear andhe head of the eu exceptaybe went too far with austerity. the implication was too fast and too hard. anna: on the left in europe? michael: i think they will read what is happening to portugal, with regard there is a possibility you get a similar situation in spain. i think you have status quo in spain once we get through the elections. and it seems that the rise of -- anna: michael stays with us. up next, we get the business numbers after the break. stay with us. ♪ the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. welcome back. it is 6:30 in london. here are the stories you need to know. industri

. >> do you see why the american peopley. >> do you see why the american peoplee. >> do you see why the american peoples. >> do you see why the american people, first off, feel like they're being lied to? and one of our other members said that you're gaming the system. it's public perception that thaels t that's the case with the va. i've got a va right in my district and one on the edge of my district and i believe that the majority of the people there are trying to provide the best possible service they can for our veterans. but let me also tell you that the american people don't trust the administration and many people who are really out to serb th serve themselves and rather than those veterans. can you give me the answer i'm supposed to give to them, those people that ask me how do we straighten the va out? >> congressman, i can't disagree with anything you've said. all my friends are veterans. my brothers are all veterans and every time i come home they want to take me out behind the woodshed and beat me up because of how they perceive the va as. i could tell you, vba, we got a wh

peopleie: six months ago talked about being excited about energy and they got killed. is an indirect view of oil prices. stephanie: has to be. we try one of the things to do is have energy exposure that's independent of oil price. there are other things to look at. it's not a particular sector. its assets. you know how this works. liquid stuff gets sold before the illiquid stuff. it's exciting but it sinks in if you are the safe liquid stuff you go you can't believe that you're the guy getting whacked if you're the good guy and the move -- in the room. nobody in the business can call the absolute bottom. if they claim that can, they are fabricating. david: there must be buying opportunities, they are selling things -- how do you identify the ones that are good purchases? ashwin: that's all we do for living. given what's happening with the banks and the credit markets in general, companies that don't need big access to capital markets in the short to medium term, there is a special source and that's one thing you have to pay attention to. is this divergence between cred

the peoplei promised of montana that i would work tirelessly to repeal obamacare.ican people spoke loud and clear, and elected a republican majority to thatntle the failure obamacare has become. obamacare is not working. the american people do not want it. i have a message for all americans working day and day their provide for families. we are working to protect you from rising health-care costs. sure thatking to be you receive the quality health care that you deserve. we are fighting for you and we promise we will not stop until we have health care that works for all. thank you and god bless. republican presidential candidates speak at the florida gop sunshine summit. the weekly addresses by president obama and montana senator steve daines. and then a discussion on what motivates millennial's and young people around the world. on the next "washington journal," ryan lovelace and jim numeral discussed the 2016 race including the democratic debate from iowa and the republican son sig -- sunshine summit. after that, the history of student activism. phone calls, faceb

peoplei would say to the who are listening, who are watching, that, yes, there is a problem of terrorismoing on in the muslim world. number one the beneficiaries of being killed by the terrorism, but terrorism is not only something that is anti-islam, but something committed by people of different creeds and people of different ethnic backgrounds. it is not something that is most specific. minute left,lf a we do not condone some of the harsh words that we have been hearing and seeing, but do you understand the sentiment? guest: i understand that people are enemies or scared of what they do not know. i believe that as american muslims have continuously condemned terrorism on the council and have been in the front line in doing that, i think we need more spots ability from our -- more responsibility from our policy makers and elected officials do not speak about islam and terrorism always in the same breadth. if you are truly trying to make the united states safer, we need to deal with terrorism in a holistic sense to eradicate the roots of global terrorism but also to deal with terrorism