a 23-year-old american college student from california is among the dead. thousands of french soldiers have been deployed and first attractions have been shut down. investigators say the attackers wore identical suicide vests. laura: the violence in paris has also sent shockwaves here in des moines. about 15 minutes after the first event, a second group opened fire where the band eagles of death metal were playing. 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 terrorist
much on edge. jonathan: thousands of french police and troops swept the streets of paris as the fear of another attack remains all too real here. growing vigils and memorials line the streets as the country mourns. we want to go on the street and love again and not feel the fear. jonathan: paris was rocked friday night. french officials says three teams of terrorists, all armed with assault rifles and identical suicide vests, launched coordinated attacks on cafes, a soccer game and a concert hall. it s like war. crazy. jonathan 23 year old cal state : student nohemi gonzalez was having dinner with friends when a terrorist opened fire, killing her. she brought joy and happiness to everyone she worked with. jonathan: as a precaution, many of the top tourist attractctns here in paris remain closed, the lourve museum. french president francois hollande blames isis militants for the carnage. authorities say one of the attackers was born in france and had a petty criminal rec
Evangelical Christians hold great sway over Iowa’s Republican caucuses. They set back Donald Trump in 2016 when Ted Cruz finished ahead of him. Since then, Trump appointed conservative judges to the U.S. Supreme Court who voted to overturn Roe v. Wade, which provided federal abortion protections. He also has been found liable for sexual abuse. WSJ political reporter Jimmy Vielkind travels to Des Moines and its surrounding neighborhoods to speak with evangelical voters who support Trump despite misgivings about his personal life, and those who did so previously but may be going a different direction this election.