and now, whittier welcomes back dr. bobby jones, host of black entertainment television, bobby jones gospel, to host and lead, new england most enliving gospel choirs and performers to support the health and wellness of the community and to tell us whittier street, president and ceo williams and also, tyron sutton who is the director for the spiritual ensemble and student, emily aponte and welcome and thank you all for coming in. and let me start with you. and talk to me about how you guys must be excited over at whittier street health center because doing this event, again? >> yeah. as you mentioned it is the 13th year, and excitement is indeed, building up at whittier whittier health center. this is a fund-raiser that will support the 28,000 people served by the health center. we are seeing, significant growth. and we have established this year, a wellness institute. that includes a fitness, club and a community, garden. where we are teaching people healthy eating to address obesity, and the chronic diseases related t

the los angeles suburb of whittier.hat's when it happened, in a condo there where they found the burned-down smoke at the heart of the mystery, or maybe smoke screen is what it was. at the start of the search, it would go on 14 years and would lead, well, who would have believed it. certainly not rhonda fleming and her 25-year-old sister, christie, who were scheduled to take their mom to a brunch that morning. >> we were going to meet at my mother's house. i just called christie just to check in, and the line was busy. a few minutes later i called again. the line was busy. i called, called, called. her phone was busy all saturday morning which seemed strange. >> so rhonda went to her mother's house anyway, thinking her younger sister would show up, but -- >> christie wasn't there, which was very unusual, because she was always on time, never, never late, and my mom hadn't talked to her. i called christie again. the phone was still busy. now i know something is wrong. >> panic now. rhonda called her father, bud fleming.

i get my dental work done at whittier street health center. it' s a pleasant experience. >> we take government money to help us subsidize the cost of people who can' t afford it. with government money comes a tremendous amount of oversight. far more than a private source might. we are looked at, examined, reported on in so many ways. what the data shows is that even though our patients are in many ways more difficult to care for, the standards compared apples to higher. karen: a daylong celebration is happening at the edward kennedy underscore the importance of senator ted kennedy in the formulation of the health care network. what will you do tomorrow? >> we are only celebrating but planning for the future. the medical homes created over the last 50 years that promote wellness and provide care, the language people speak, where they live, is the model for the future. the quality is there and we will celebrate the 50 years of growth now serving 28 million people across this country. we would have no health center without senator kennedy. he was

. >> dozens of people attended the vigil in her hometown of whittier. >> they created a twitter account to honor each of the 129 victims of the paris attacks. it is still a work in progress as they gather information and images of each of the victims. >>> abc7 news was in town where william perry was in town for a book signing. we asked if isis could attack the united united states. >> i think they picked paris because it is an easier target. it would be harder to come to the united states. i have no doubt that we are in their gun sights as well. >> he served under president clinton. he says the u.s. should continue air assaults and make an effort to stop their flow of revenue. >>> our coverage of the french terror attacks continues on our website, abc7news.com and our reporting is constantly updating with the latest breaking information and we are sending out the updates on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> the paris attacks lead to the school alerting the fbi about graffiti on the playground. they believe it was the logo of a group called the 5 percent nation, an off shoot from the n

. >> dozens of people attended the vigil in her hometown of whittier. >> they created a twitter accountvictims of the paris attacks. it is still a work in progress as they gather information and images of each of the victims. >>> abc7 news was in town where william perry was in town for a book signing. we asked if isis could attack the united united states. >> i think they picked paris because it is an easier target. it would be harder to come to the united states. i have no doubt that we are in their gun sights as well. >> he served under president clinton. he says the u.s. should continue air assaults and make an effort to stop their flow of revenue. >>> our coverage of the french terror attacks continues on our website, abc7news.com and our reporting is constantly updating with the latest breaking information and we are sending out the updates on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> the paris attacks lead to the school alerting the fbi about graffiti on the playground. they believe it was the logo of a group called the 5 percent nation, an off shoot from the nation of islam. they do no

nohemi gonzalez is being remembered at cal state long beach where she was a student in whittier high school in los angeles where she graduated in 2010. gonzalez was a 23-year-old design student and spending a semester in paris. she was one of 19 people killed inside a cafe on friday when terrorists burst in and opened fire. >>> word though one of the terror suspects was disguised as a syrian refugee is prompting concern in the u.s. 27 governor also try to block syrian refugees from resettling in their states. all but one of those governors, the woman from new hampshire, a republican. president obama wants to bring thousands of syrians to the u.s. during the current budget year. congressional republicans are going to try to block it. here in california, governor brown said, he will work with president obama to ensure any syrian refugees coming to california are, quote, fully vetted in a sophisticated and reliable way. >>> an unlikely group is joining the fight against the "islamic state" terrorists. [ non-english language ] >> a group of computer hackers known as "anonymous" declared

. >> noemi gonzalez, from whittier, california, cal state long beach then we run out of words. the words so many words. >> the senior studying design was taking a semester abroad and would have been home in a couple of weeks. >> and it was really upsetting and really sad thing that something so sense ofless hatched to a student who was just trying to study and improve her life. >> gonzalez was from east of l.a. her mother said college was always part of her grand plan. >> she was so happy because she loved school. >> processing the shock of the paris killings, nine time zones away, killings abroad that hit home. >> it's unfair, it's unjust to be -- i mean what else do you say, as a bright young woman, had the wrong place at the wrong time and that's life. and i don't think any of us are exempt from that. >> southern california and france now improbably linked by bloodshed. a young woman's life lost cut short. >> she wanted a different like, don't want to be like most of our people. like go to work and come back home. everyday. she wanted to have a career and a family. >> so far

in her hometown of whittier dozens of people attended a vigil.she graduate waited from high school there in 2010. she was studying industrial scene at long beach statement one of the professor said she was a shining star in the department recently coming in second in a design competent test. >>> tech web site mashable created a twitter account hono honoring each of the 129 victims of the paris attack. account is called in memory. it's still work in progress as they gather information in image of each of the victims. >> back in the bay area the fbi led security training exercise today atmc$ levi stadium in sana clara. this trillion which was planned long before the terrorist attacks in paris was in preparation for superbowl 50 in february but of course after drew attention today. here's david pishtion agency from across santa clara valley brought in ambulances. fire rig. police tactical vehicle. >> we are always hoping foreign hansed security. always hoping to make the venue as receive as possible. so we are always pushing our self. training our s

another vigil will be held tomorrow at whittier high school in california where she graduated from in 2010. if you happen to be watching football yesterday, you saw the tributes to france and the victims of the attacks. moments of silence, french flags on jumbo trains. fans holding signs. just some of the expressions of solidarity from the nfl. one moving tribute from baltimore. morgan cox ran out on the field carrying a french flag. back to paris to chris and alisyn. >> thank you, michaela. a lot of moving parts with the investigation. the french interior minister is giving a breaching. over 140 french natives are under house arrest right now. a reflection of the new reality under the state of emergency where they can take steps they have not taken before. >> let's not forget. there is a manhunt under way for the eighth suspect in the paris terror attack. in full force here. multiple countries coming together to try to find this man as new details of the planning of the attack emerge. "new day" returns in a moment with all of those. ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt al

whittier high school honored gonzalez.nds spoke about gonzalez before white balloons were released in the sky and lit candles in her memory. shefls a student at cal state long beach studying in paris when she was killed. we'll be right back. msnbc coming to you live from paris. you'll see. i think my boys have a shot this year. yeah, especially with this new offense we're running... i mean, our running back is a beast. once he hits the hole and breaks through the secondary, oh he's gone. and our linebackers and dbs dish out punishment, and never quit. ♪ you didn't expect this did you? no i didn't. the nissan altima. there's a fun side to every drive. nissan. innovation that excites. wfrom your cold & flu. you give them a case of the giggles. tylenol® cold helps relieve your worst cold & flu symptoms... you can give them everything you've got. tylenol® want bladder leak underwear that try always discreet underwear and wiggle, giggle, swerve and curve. withoft dual leak guard barriers and a discet fit that hugs your curves.

e grewp in my district and graduated from whittier high school. she was the first generation mexican american student who was passionate about design and blithe. she was a talented student, a star in the design department, and she inspired and touched the lives of many. in her own words, she was high spirited, orderly, and self-driven. she had a bright future ahead of her. i know it's not enough and it will never be enough, but i hope that her family and friends can find some so lace in the outpouring of love and support from our community. we grieve for and with you. at this time, i'd like to ask my colleagues to take a moment today to honor her and the 131 other victims and those who are still fighting for their lives in critical condition. thank you, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yield back her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from