>> reporter: you're right. shane and jamie-telling a chilling story. they spend part of the friday terror attacks barricaded in a restaurant and then ran through at the streets trying to get back to their hotel. >> we definitely feared for our life. >> shane and his wife, jamie, are relieved to be back home but can't help but feeling guilty. >> feels almost selfish to be here, and not be able to mourn it with people who fully understand the terror going on. >> they were spend ago two-week dream honeyman in france which ended in a night of terror. >> shooting into restaurants and because we were so close to the area and not knowing if the terror was done. >> they were having dinner with two friends two blocks airplane from the concert hall, the scene of a massacre. unbelievably, their friends had tickets to the eagles of death

metal concert but deciderred at the last minute to cancel. >> so glad they did. because who knows what would have happened. >> the couple took the picture as cafe owners told patrons to stay calm. >> they said we're on lockdown and closed the curtains, locked the doors. >> people were upset visibly, and emotionally just -- you can see the tears. maybe they knew somebody at the theater or at the soccer stadium. >> three hours later they left the restaurant to try to get week in hotel. shane was fearful they wouldn't make it. >> the fight or flight theory. if need to protect myself and my wife. >> people running, there were cops everywhere. >> three hours later they made it back to hotel and set off for the airport the next morning, where they found massive crowds and chaos. >> we didn't think we were going to get home. >> the couple realizes now how much danger they were in.

>> our hearts out to other people who weren't so lucky, and who were just at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> a newly wed couple, grateful to be home. >> here the latest. there's an international manhunt for sallah abdeslam, a french national born in belgium. french police questioned him hours after the attack but let him good they believe he is one of three brothers involved. french fighter jet attacked isis targets in syria today. military officials said 20 bombs hid a command center, training camp, recruitment center, and munitions depot. people are in mourning across the world, including near san francisco. sergio quintana is live at city hall where dozens honored the lives lost today. >> reporter: there are an estimated 15,000 french citizens living in the bay area, and today many of them came together for an event here on the steps of san francisco city hall.

it was mostly quiet and emotional event. >> reporter: a teacher who is here on a field trip with 32 french high school students, held the crowd in one rendition the french national anthem. those students were visiting death valley friday when the heard about the attacks in paris. they were supposed to be touring san francisco today but came those event when their tour guide told them about it. they travel back to france tomorrow and are not sure what to expect chip they arrive. >> they tell us the atmosphere is very weird, very strange so we are happy to see our families again, but we are a bit scared for our future. >> reporter: a few hundred people were here. the french consul general addressed the crowd and pledged to be unafraid in the face of

terrorism. the group then observed a moment of silence. there was a hey police presentation here. polk street was shut down because there were so many people, and according to the french consul general, they're going to have a condolence book available for the public to sign. that will begin tomorrow morning at the french consul general's office in downtown san francisco. reporting live at san francisco city hall. abc7 news. >> thank you. stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage on the attack on paris. plus, abc news anchor david muir is in fran. he'll have live reports tomorrow morning on "good morning america." >> now to central valley where firefighters are checking out damage after a possible tornado. jayson el ellison posted this video of a funnel cloud south of modesto. they sheriff's department feeted photos showing trees knock over

and pulled out of the grounds. he high winds ripped the shingles off a church roof and damaged homes no reports of injuries. in the bay area, there's wind advisory in effect through 10:00 p.m. gusts and strong winds have ripped apart trees and taken down some limbs. lilian kim is live in san francisco with a look at the damage. >> reporter: we're on union street near octavia. this where is a tree came crashing down this afternoon, alarming workers and pedestrians. officers shut down the entire clock, giving fire crews room to cut the tree in pieces. it caused damage to the one car it fell on top of but the car was unoccupied and no reports of injuries. witnesses say it was windy at the time the tree fell. plenty of shops here, people working and enjoying the sunday afternoon, saw and heard it come down. >> i just turned around because

i heard cracking and it was falling over and then, bam, hit the car, and every swarmed outside. >> it's scary. there's so many huge trees in this neighborhood. not want to park my car anywhere here. >> also wind damage in other parts of the bay area, large tree cracked a fence in the emerald hills area west of redwood city, and millbrae, tree toppled on to sequoia avenue. the wind advisory remains in effect until 10:00 p.m. live in san francisco, abc7 news. >> let head over to meteorologist lisaing aren with more. >> the rain has ended this morning. that was about all we got, anywhere from a quarter to a third of an inch, half in some places, and now the wind. with wind gusts up to 38-miles-an-hour at the airport,

31 in oakland. 30-miles-an-hour wind gusts in san jose. so, we'll look for the winds to continue throughout the next couple off hours. 8:00, it is blustery still from san francisco through san jose, lighter winds towards the del dark but right at 11:00, we'll still see the winds very brisk along the coast, and isn't until tomorrow morning the winds back off. so if you are headed out tonight, grab the jacket. breezy conditions out there. temperatures in the low to mid-50slight now and then dropping into the 40s, allowing for the atmosphere to stay well mixed. >> thank you. in the sierra the conditions are make senator good skiing right now. kirkwood resort showing flurries and snow, powder on the slopes. >> fresh pow-pow. >> they've seen 42-inches of known and then reported another four inches had fallen today.

people are rejoicing across the area. >> ahead at 6:00, facebook helps people track down love ones in paris during the attack on friday. why ceo mark zuckerberg is being forced to respond to criticism over the move. >> a northern california celebrity stepping up to help out as a strategy strikes his community.

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facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is responding to criticism about the safety check feature. people used it after the attacks to paris to send a notification to facebook friends saying they were okay. critics want to know why it wasn't available for deadly bombings in beirut. suck areberg said facebook just changed is policy on friday. he says that was the first time the feature was used for a human disaster, and not a natural disaster. he says safety check is going to be used more in the future and they'll review it on a case-by-case basis. >> in sacramento an nba player

wants to pay funeral of a football player help was shot hours before the game on friday. the team was riding bam from dinner when he was shot at a stop sign. demarcus cousins reached out to his family, offering to pay nor expenses, cousins often goes the high school games. >> if a a campus police officer showed up to respond to a possible school shouter how you want that officer armed? a gun pepper spray. >> one reason i resigned the college never took a serious look at it. >> will this bay area community college now reconsider its no guns policy they're had an incident on the campus? vic lee has the answer, tonight at 11:00. >> up next at 6:00, the bay area macy's store offering more than just clothes and homer furnish. the new partnership could help

some shoppers make oneless stop. >> and lisa is tracking the woken for us. she is up next with the monday morning forecast. >> the raiders haven't plenty of chances to take down the viking but a guy named adrian peterson has something to say about that 2.

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macies and best buy teaming up to test out a mart her toship that will put electronics in some macy's stores. >> ten locations opened across the country, including west field valley square in santa claire rahr. they'll be smelling smart phones, watches and tablets. macy's is trying new things as sales are down. the store plans to close three dozen underperforming stores last -- next year. >> it's still going on in parts of the central valley, san joaquin valley, and you can see the light inning strikes. you woke up and didn't see much

rain, it had a good way to travel and spread damage. unconfirmed reports of a tornado east of turlock, and reports of dime-sized hail in the central valley. shower activity along the coast and north of 101. so the bay area in between all of this, and snow is still piling up in the spine of the sierra here. lightning strikes from sonora down through yosemite lakes, and southern california, high wind warnings and rain, with the mountain snow. really everyone getting into the act, and it is quiet here, except for the wind. the winds have certainly been a factor behind the front, which dropped anywhere from a quarter inch around livermore to over a third in san francisco. san jose and mt. st. helena, three-quarters of an inch. so not bad. confined to a shore time frame and we were looking at the winds building throughout the afternoon. right now we're at 54 in half moon bay, and oakland, and all

the bright lights, good visibility from the tower camera, so we have mainly clear skies, a few clouds around tonight and winds continue to be up throughout the evening hours, especially along the coast. so, as you check it out, santa rosa's winds are relatively calm, anywhere from 20 to 30-miles-an-hour are common. you can see the away, up to 38-miles-an-hour, as well as san jose. so it will a breezy and blustery night and winds willing abate tomorrow. so the wind advicery until 10:00, warmest days mid-week, wednesday and thursday. so there's the front. pushes on through. the colder air behind it. high pressure going to build in. we have dry days ahead through next weekend. 42 overnight in fremont. 41, san jose, with the wind, we'll stay kind of mild tonight. winter storm warning for the west slopes and winter weather advisory for the sierra nevada,

which includes south lake so up to a foot of snow, 7,000 feet. and we're still looking at two to four inches at lake level. chains require and wind gusts up to 50-miles-an-hour. so, very gusty there. they're happy to have the snow. back home, sunshine tomorrow. temperatures in the low to 60s. 63 in fremont, san francisco, 64. the accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow, the coolest day of the week, and then chilly warmings, warm up two to four degrees every day, thursday in friday, afternoon highs in the low 70s, beaches, mid-60s, and then increasing clouds the next weekend. this is bonus stuff, i think. >> we have been seeing rain one day and then -- >> that's right. >> see if the pattern continues. >> thank you. >> hey, shu. >> that's it? >> people tweeting about the

raiders today. >> raiders begin the second half of their season in the playoff hunt, hosting the vikings with a 4-4 record. you have to win these conference game busy but the silver and black gave this one away. four minutes later, airs out 34-yard to holme, leaping grab, carr, two tds, 14-13. on the next kickoff, raiders a huge mistake. a low, short kick goes to patterson, findded the sideline, 3 yards to he house, vikings 20, 14 at the half. raiders still trailed laid in the fourth. daveing but carr, picked off by newman for the second time in the game. the next play, adrian peterson. can't contain him. breaks loose. 80-yard touchdown, ties franco harris and jerome bettis for

all-time rushing touchdowns. >> we're still a lot at stake for this football team. we got to go out and win games, and in order for us to get what we want to go at the end of the season, we got win these games. >> when you lose, it's hard, and you just got do rely on your foundation, rely on what you believe in, and this team and everybody believes in one another. >> packers have lost from straight, hosting the lions. 36 seconds left. green bay down eight, aaron rodgerss hits pirelli for six but the two-point conversion, no good then the kick is way off. lions win at green bay for the first time since 1991. 18-16 the final. vikings take over the lead in the nfc north. patriots taking on the giants. fourth quarter, blueprint thinks the has a second it would but it's called back two plays

later, brady picked off the goal line. third pick this season. leads to a giants field goal. patriots trail by two. avoiding a near pick to set up the 54-yard game winner. good, pats improve to 9-0. carolina panthers looking to add to their best start. cam newton, 217-yards and a touchdown. panthers now 9-0. a 27-10 victory. >> broncos and chiefs. first quarter, peyton manning setting the all-time record for passing yard with 71,839 surpassing brett favre but was benched after 5-25 day, four picks. chiefs win 29-13 the final. low-scoring affair between dallas and the bucs. winston, going for the win but fumbles at the one. cowboys recover to end the game

but called for defensive holding, an automatic first down. next play. winston stores on the bootleg, handing dallas their seventh straight loss, 10-6. ravens and jaguars, a second left. just get the snap off. brought down by the face mask. son stead of game over, it's 15 yards and another jaguar snap. 5 yards for the win. ahead to lose like that. jaguars pete the ravens. >> college hoops, nothing like starting the season with a top ten upset. that's what they ladybers did against louisville. kristine, 8-10 shooting, cal led at the half. she finished with 19 points, eight boards, nice pass. cal outrebounded the cardinals 50-27. rynes, 19-points, cal pulls off the huge upset.

now 2-0 with the victory. >> this sports report bright to you by bank of the west. reggie, natasha. >> something i thought what nice at the nfl stadium, including in oakland, they had a moment of silence for the folks in paris, lots of tributes. >> people running with paris' flag on. >> nice move. >> exactly. >> in 2010, millions of americans followed the rescue of 33 people trapped in a chilean mine.

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join us tonight on kofy tv 20. clearing the way on the peninsula. the work designed to help the shipping industry. >> then at 11:00, back here on channel 7, caught on video. people stomping on a patrol car at an early morning sideshow. what the chp is now saying about the video and their investigation. that's tonight at 11:00. >> let's go to the movies. last week's top duo had another strong showing, "spectre" in first place, a half billion dollars. >> peanuts pulled in $24 million, and it's closing in on 100 million. christmas drop dilove the coopers. martian, still hanging in there,

$6 million, and then the 33 about the miners trapped in chile, debuted in fifth place with less than $6 million. >> i'm excited about this. the hunger games finale, part 3, returns to theaters next weekend and that's -- >> you're big on this. >> i'm into catness. >> that's it for us at 6:00. >> see you tonight at 9:00 and 11:00.

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