Good Morning El Paso Weekend Saturday

the terror unleashed in paris yesterday. now, french police are hunting down possible accomplices of eight extremists behind the carnage. good morning and thank you for joing us… i’m andrew j. polk. there is a lot of new information on the paris attacks this morning. it is four p-m in france, and reaction from the world is coming in. our complete coverage continues in a moment, but first… …stormtrack weather! stormtracker iris lopez has a warning about a sudden change in weather that will affect your weekend — and she’s issuing an abc-7 first alert. we are under stormtrack weather first alert. a mixture of active weather will occur across southern new mexico and far west texas the next several days. increasing moisture will allow rain showers and a few thunderstorms to develop over the area starting later this afternoon and into tonight. rain will be more widespread on sunday. an approaching storm system will generate very windy conditions on monday …along with mountain snow showers. much colder temperatures will occur by tuesday with a gradual warm up to near normal temperatures by the end of the week. dry conditions will occur for the remainder of the week. big developments overnight in the paris attack investigation. here’s what we now know at this hour. 127 people are confirmed dead, big developments overnight in the paris attack investigation. here’s what we now know at this hour. 127 people are confirmed dead, more than 200 are injured, many of them critically. overnight, is claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement posted online. right now, the identity of the attackers remains a mystery. minutes ago, french police said 1 bomber was a young frenchman flagged for links with islamic extremism. it’s not clear if the rest are french or foreign, and if there are more at large. forensics investigators continue the grim task of removing bodies from the concert hall that claimed the largest number of victims. and all over the world — people praying, crying, standing in solidarity with paris. the attack is the deadliest violence paris and the country has seen since world war two. abc’s elizabeth hur begins our complete coverage. new this morning.. the french president says isis is behind the attacks.. clip: wswnparisattackfripkg “explosions” that rocked paris at six different locations.. wsparisattacksfripkg3 “boom” t worst carnage.. at this concert hall where an american rock band.. eagles of death metal was performing.. when the gunmen stormed in.. coming face to face with concert- goers. chang nightline julien pierce: “there was nothing- nothing i the eyes, just anger. he was determined to kill and he knew how to do it.” chang nightline ginnie watson: “i sa people wounded saw this other guy with his white shirt basically drenched in blood.” many.. held captive.. later filing out.. hands on their heads.. telling french tv they heard the attackers screaming – “allahu akbar” a “syria.” crowded restaurant.. also came under fire.. clip: wsparisattackeyewitnes sintv charlotte brehaut / eyewitness 3.16 “everyone was stunned and frozen on the floor.” clip: wsparisattacksfripkg3 “boom at stadium” and explosio outside a packed stadium.. left thousands of spectators.. including the french president stunned.. amid the chaos and confusion.. chang nightline “singing anthem there was also a show of patriotism.. fans evacuating.. singing the national anthem.. here at home.. president obama says.. france is not alone. clip: wsparisattacksfripkg3 obama: “… this is an attack o all of humanity and the universal values that we share.” liz tag: at this time.. french police believe 8 attackers were involved.. they say all were killed.. 7 of them from suicide belts. eh, abc news, ny harrowing accounts of the attack have been coming in. we’ll hear more from a woman who was at the cafe next door to the concert hall. that restaurant also sprayed with bullets. “first realization i had was, i was holding onto a woman’s hand on the floor… i realize she wasn’t breathing. i was asking her if she was okay, when i felt safe enough to look up, i noticed she was in a pool of blood, she had been shot in the chest. i think she was shot in the chest, she was being carried by her boyfriend outside. it was awful, really awful. at this hour, those who survived an attack on a paris concert venue physically unscathed have been bused to a special crisis center for psychological support. france has deployed 1,500 extra troops around paris to guard french facilities. schools and universities are closed. and so are the borders. in situations like we are seeing in paris… social media is proving to be much more powerful than any of us may have realized. facebook activated its safety feature and those in and around paris were able to let their facebook friends know they are safe. tom scott, the managing editor of our new mexico mobile newsroom — has family in paris. and his daughter caitlin learned from a facebook notification that her cousins are okay. she let her parentss back here in las cruces know they are safe: “i went on facebook because…i was worried about my cousins in paris. i had a notification that both confirmed they were ok so i wondered how its worked. three columns. one friends in paris, one about people who haven’t quite confirmed yet and luckily both cousins are fine. so your’e hapopy theyre ok. yes very happy my cousins are fine.” still to come on good morning el paso weekend — we’ll show you how people are taking to twitter and facebook to show support for the people in paris. here in the borderland, residents in far east el paso will be happy to see some construction barrels in their neighborhood. that’s because the city of el paso will finish the missing link of pebble hills boulevard. the map shows you how pebble hills stops at a dead end near tierra mina … less than a thousand feet from zaragoza road. when pebble hills connects to zaragoza it will open up another option for commuters. city rep michiel noe says the city faced several obstacles. the piece of land was under county jurisdiction – meaning the city had to annex the land. the property was also split into three parcels with separate owners – forcing the city to negotiate with each owner. “this is definitely a goo connection that we really need for sometime – it is going to deter traffic to go in different areas and give people many more choices to go to work.” the project has cost the city one- and-a-half million dollars. we’ll be continuing our complete coverage of the cris in france here on good morning el paso weekend… and coming up later, what the city says about issuing i-d’s to undocumented immigrants… after a new study comes out. it is , right now we’ll take a live look at traffic this morning: we areunder an abc-7 first alert. stormtrack weather is next! you’re watching abc-7… where news comes first! we