live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> officials confirm the alleged mastermind of last week's attack is dead and now they are revealing how of many other attacks he plotted. >> thank for joining us. >> vest guards say that abdelhamid abaaoud directed this summer's attack on paris-brown train that was stopped by three heroes from northern california. we are in the newsroom with new information. >> french police say he is not only responsible for the 129 people killed last friday, but many other isis plots including the attempted attack on a paris

bound train this year. his cell was planning another attack. >> abdelhamid abaaoud's body was so badly disfigured, riddled with bullets and shrapnel they had to identify him using finger prints. he was killed yesterday morning in the dramatic raids in saint denis, a discarded cell phone in paris helped police traffic accident him down to this apartment where a woman also died and eight owes were arrest ad. we are learning he hand picked the paris attackers from his hometown in brussels. he was the crucial link in isis between senior isis leadership and isis operatives in europe. part of their strategy to pull off coordinated terror attacks around the world. isis is making threats on united states soil now, posting a video purporting to show a bomber zipping his jacket over a suicide belt warning of an

impend attack on new york city's times square. >> terrorists seek to create fear. we extra members are being deployed of the antiterrorism squad. in europe the search is on for two suspects including abdeslam salah believed the gunman who terrorized a restaurant. new surveillance video shows a miracle during last friday's attacks. a hail of bullets, with debris flying and watch the gunman approach in the red circle spotting a young woman on the ground he aimed the action 47 at her at point plank range but the gun appears to jam. she runs away. so does another bomb. and no one is killed at this restaurant. >> police are trying to figure how mastermind abdelhamid abaaoud was able to sneak across the borders into france to lead that terror cell. the hunt is on for other key players. though believe the gunman you

saw in the video, abdeslam salah, may now be in belgium. in the newsroom for abc7 news. >> thank you, this morning the lower house of freeway partial health voted to extend the state of emergency for three months and in belgium, police arrested one person and detained another for questioning in connection with the attacks. that will comes after several searches overnight near brussels. in addition the embassy in rome has identified several major italian landmarks as potential targets including st. peter's in vatican city. >> a southern california man at the french soccer stadium last friday is now home safe if los angeles -- in los angeles. he planned to study and support those in people but his mother's tears convinced him to come home. >> me hearing her cry and hearing all my family members cry made it hard for me but influenced me the most. when i find out about the raids i thought, may as well go home

and be safe. >> i was scared. >> understandable. this past weekend was so intense he had to be vision length walking to the grocery store and metro and helps to return to paris one day to finish his exchange program. >> tonight, cupertino will hold a candlelight vigil at the college to mourn the victims of the paris terror attacks starting at 6:00 p.m. in the squad. stay with abc for the latest on the paris attacks, for the latest breaking news any time, download abc7 app and enable "push notifications. ". >> house of representatives members approve add bill to increase screening of all syrian and iraqi refugees, ignoring the president's threat to veto the legislation if it reaches his death. the republicans sponsor bill requires the f.b.i. to run checks on all refugees, a process that takes up to two years. it also calls pore top national security officials to personally certify each refugee from syria

or iraq is not a threat. >> we will not welcome terrorists. >> three-quarters of them are women and children and a quarter of them are over 60 years of age. refugees are not the enemy. >> more than 2,000 syrian refugees already live in the united states and no one has been found to have ties with terrorism but 30 governors will not accept anymore. a syrian refugee family bound for the united states was re-routed to connecticut after indiana's governor refused to let them in. >> leading democratic lawmakers are warning that the visa waiver program poses the greatest threat to security. california senator feinstein introduce add bill this morning posing restrictions on the waiver system. under the current program citizens of 38 waiver countries can speaker the united states with minimal screening and now, 30 of the 38 cups are in european including france, belgium and germany. if the bill passes it would ban

people from using the waiver program if they have been in syria or iraq in the past five areas. >> we certainly have a lot of news happening at low-to-mid and sad news from napa county. officials found a body this morning while looking for a jet skier who disappeared last night. amy hollyfield joins us with the developments. amy? >> i just got off the phone with the sheriff and they have confirmed they found the body of the 48-year-old woman missing last night. look behind me and seat bridge, they are looking into the possibility she ran into the bridge. officials say that 48-year-old woman was driving it at night. i will show you the video from the search last night and you can see how dark it was. so dark they could not even find her and she was jet skiing in the darkness with officials say you are not supposed to do. she set out from her home at 8 8:15 and did not have far to go

a friend was driving the trailer and her husband reported her missing around 10:00. >> the victim lived on the river. the report is they were pulling a couple of jet skis out of water and they had transported one of the jet skis to the resort where they would trailer it. and they were taking -- she decided to take her jet ski and bring it up here to trailer it, as well. >> they do not know why she was doing this at night. deputies headed out this morning when a body was discovered from above in a him corporate the body was recovered and her family was notified they found her this morning. she lived with her husband and a couple of roommates here along the napa river. thank you, three drifters accused of killing a bay area yoga teacher and canadian

tourist pleaded not guilty. the 18-year-old lyle and 24 year old sean michael angold and 23-year-old morrison haze lampley were all in court this morning. they are accused of shooting and killing a woman at the golden gate park and then they killed seven carter walking his dog. they could face the death penalty if convicted. they due in court next may. >> a hotel has been determined to be safe after some scary moments early this morning. the courtyard marriott at wood view avenue was evacuated when someone reported smoke in the poolroom. that smoke has since cleared and a crew checked it out and found business as usual and the firefighters said no one was hurt. >> business travelers to silicon valley are excited about an announcement in the past couple of hours that san jose international airport will start offering another new international destination. our reporter, matt keller is at san jose city hall with the

scoop. matt? >> this is the biggest city in the bay area and this area is also home to the biggest tech companies around the world. however, people from here still have to make that terrible commute to sfo because their choices here in san jose are limited. that is changing. san jose's international flight schedule is taking off, just this year the airport announced it had nonstop flights to frankfurt, beijing and london. today, air canada is joining the crew. >> we are launching service from san jose to vancouver twice each day. >> silicon valley's airport is always lived in the shadow of the bigger sfo and last area the airports of the north had 95 percent of international flight passengers in the bay area. with so machine people in international companies in the san jose area, expanding nights to other cups makes sense to travelers. there is so much municipality in the valley and so pan limits international options in terms of carriers i thought it would

be in the future that we would see more and more and i am happy. >> the diverse community is over here and there is a lot of international travel so it will be pretty cool to have some international flights in san jose. >> 26,000 passengers go through san jose each day. international flights according to the mayor will bring millions to the local economy but not just the passengers. >> you are filling the bellies of the aircraft with freight which helps commerce grow and that is often a lost factor when you are growing airlines especially international airlines. >> air canada is already becoming reservations for the flights on their website which start on may 9. thank you, matt. a change is on way for the dipper table. the family you love is about to be modified by the food and drug administration and insists it is perfectly safe. >> consumer alert about a

popular medium on the holiday wish list and what you need to know before you shop. >> it will be a pretty day today and meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast when we

authorities in southern california say an off-duty police officer shot and killed last night was targeted. two men shot and killed the officer gomez as he sat in the personal vehicle in the station parking lot just after 11

o'clock last night. he was not in uniform. now, this morning authorities took three people into custody in a finish by city and looking for another suspect. he was a five-year veteran of the police department and a former marine. >> new this morning, former subway pitch man jarrod fogel is going to prison for 16 years on sex crime charges. cameras captured him walking into the indianapolis courthouse this morning plead guilty to receiving child pornography and in the last hour a judge handed done his sentence, 15 1/2 years in prison. he apologized to the court saying he regrets the actions that destroyed his career and harmed his victims facing between 5 and 15 years in prison. >> the food and drug administration announced they will allow modified salmon to be sold, the first creature approved for human consumption.

the fish reaches market weight in half the time of a national salmon and requires a quarter less food to get there so the safety is being questioned. the developers safeguard against the escape which could cause problems with the eco system and raised only in two specific land-based thanks in canada and in panama. >> it was warm this morning. what else is ahead? meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> great question because we have a string of warm days ahead as we head into the weekend and the latest drought monitor information for california came out and the rains we have had have done nothing to alive eight the drought. i will give you an update on the rain and even it is not looking as good as it once did. >> they are a hot holiday buy but you may want to think twice about getting a hoverboard, with a safety warning out. >> tight being the reigns on fantasy sports sites on the he will of a scandal and what you may need to level

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>> santa clara, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. hoverboards are the hottest gifts this holiday season with celebrities showing them off on social media but there are concerns about safety. the consumer products safety mission said that it has done eight reports of emergency loom injuries related to the boards. a woman tore the ligaments in her last ankle trying to get off the hoverboard. >> it almost runs you over if you step off the front. that is really dangerous way to do it. >> we are seeing injuries

throughout the body if a person is not wearing a helmet and sustained a big trauma can get a brain injury. >> they say experts recommend wearing a helmet, wrist and knee pads and also if you are beginner consider having someone spot you. or skip it altogether for another type of exercise. >> new, heading outside, the day will be warmer. mike? how about the temperatures? you like the warm weather? yes, yes, it is a nice break from the normal chill we get but we need the rain and we are going to find some in the forecast. will it be that much and will it hamper the travels? those are from questions and i will answer them in the next two minutes. i will show you what is going on, live doppler hd is showing our umbrellas continue to gather dust as we have not need them. the winds are light and variable today, with a slight bit of

haze. it is a bull picture heading over on the calm waters to take a tour of alcatraz and that is a great time. it is a fascinating time. few are clouds, mild highs, pattern holds through the weekend and blustery and chilly and wet next week. today, down in gilroy, 71 degrees, and santa cruz is 69 and everyone else is around 67 to 69 degrees also in the south bay and santa clara valley. as we heads-up the peninsula, 68 at los altos and millbrae is coolest at 65 and around 60 elsewhere up and down the coast and through the san bruno gap and south san francisco, 65. head to brisbane and downtown, sausalito, tiburon, all around 65 or 66 degrees. we have 70s at petaluma, napa, calistoga and sonoma is warmest at 73. cool on the east bay shoreline and oakland is 68 and castro valley and fremont, and newark is 69 and inland, upper 60 and some 70s around antioch and livermore and brentwood.

now, the temperatures tonight, did the heater run last night? if not do not expect it to run tonight, either, one of the byproducts of the weather, our solar panels are getting all the sun they can handle and we have mid-40s to mid-50s so not much heater. the high pressure pushes the storm tram to the north and bringing the warmest day today and tomorrow and saturday. in the sierra, still snow but freezing cold at night and they still have the snow. here is a look at our rain, and notice the rainfall totals are down considerably. maybe .1" to .25" and here is what to expect, showers arrive on wednesday. wet and icy roads, with my seven showing it will be warmer-than-average through sunday, and tuesday we are back closer to average and wednesday,

just going to be a blustery day, winds with temperatures in the 50s and it will be wet, not a great day for travel. back to you. >> thank you, mike. massachusetts is the latest state to propose regulations on fantasy sports sites such as fan and draft kings and the regulations including banning anyone under 21 from participating and banning ads at cool. the attorney general is reviewing legislation regarding the future of daily fantasy play in california. >> did you see it? a wonderful and historic moment on "good morning america" right here on abc7. coming up, the familiar face behind one of the umbrellas. you do not want to miss it. stay

>> a very special guest stopped by "good morning america" for celebrate the 40th anniversary including a face very familiar face close to our hards. >> we are revealing the first weather man, everyone, john coleman and spencer christian! we love that face.

>> he looked so good. spencer christian was among several "good morning america" past and present on the special onair reunion. >> get to the weather? >> sure. where is it? >> okay. rain in the southeast and dry now but warm in the gulf coast and highs in 70's and 80s and that is the natural weather. who certificate what is happening where you are. >> the national audience enjoyed the special treat but we want him back and we will get him back at abc7news.com for more memorable moments and spencer will be back with us. tomorrow. and well hard all about the trip. >> he is so good. from all of us, some viewers and the "good morning america" stars are sharing memorable moments online. check out the pictures shared on social media this morning from larry spencer and our own

spencer christian and use has been abc7 now and share your own pictures. >> what a wonderful party to be part of that and great to watch that, 40 for 40 celebration. it was great. >> for all of us, thanks for joining us.

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