mission and northbound, 680 approaching mission north. that's where we do have a fender bender reported and a fender bender reporting a larger truck. that might be a distraction on the shoulder from what i understand. no slowing countercommute. we're looking at the rest of the south bay and smooth drive northbound 101 and 87 shows the typical pat frrn the slow down and not so bad right now. this will really kick in over the next 45 minutes in the south bay, itself. meanwhile approaching the bridge a little dip in the speeds and the bay bridge metering lights are on and theest drive right now is 580 off of 24 approaching the toll mrauza and the maze. back to you. >> mike, thank you. mentioned breaking news at the beginning of our show. this coming from abroad. 90 minutes ago, french authorities announced the suspected mastermind behind the deadly terror ataction in paris is dead. he was killed in yesterday's raid of a paris apartment building. >> sanchez has been tracking the breaking details for us. kris, we know the suspect was identified. they had to use skin samples.

>> it appears he was sought to death. his body riddled by bullets and that he was not killed by the suicide vest detonated by his cousin. the woman that he was with in that apartment. now, abdelhamid abaaoubd's body was removed from that apartment was not publicly identified until this morning. as of two hours a, french forensic teams were still on the scene of that apartment where police fired more than 5,000 shots. now, we have new imnls this morning from inside one of those paris cafes shot at by those terrorists. and in this video obtained by dailymail.com, you can see flying glass andal scrambling for cover. now, between videos like this one and this new propaganda video, new york city is now on edge. the video shows times square as well as restaurants and taxi cabs and people on the streets with images cut from the paris attacks and also terrorists with

guns and suicide belts. but new york city leaders say that this is propaganda thrown together at the last minute released to take advantage of people's raw nerves. >> there is no credible and specific threat against new york city. >> new york, obviously, remains one of the top terrorist targets in the world. that video, our review of it, it looks like it has been hastily produced. it is a mismash of previously released video. >> new developments on the political front, as well. just this morning, announced a $427 million anti-terror plan in response to the paris attacks. several of the attack had ties to belgium. despite the confirmed killing of the planner of the paris attacks, the french government must not believe that this threat is completely neutralized because as of just moments ago, the lower house of the french national assembly voted to extend the state of emergency for another three months and that is a move that expands

police powers to carry out a raid and arrest and searches like the one we saw in that north paris neighborhood. this whole plan is expected to be finalized tomorrow. sam and laura. >> all right, thank you very much, kris. 6:03. also happening today the paris attacks have created urgency in washington about whether to allow more syrians into the u.s. the house vote today marks congress' first attempt to block the president's to welcome thousands more refugees into the country. they're considering legislation setting high hurdles for refugee admissions, including background checks and signoffs by top federal officials. >> despite those fleeing the middle east, but they also want basic assurances for the safety of this country. >> i want to make sure that we're voting on a bill that first and foremost keeps the american people safe. >> the obama administration says the legislation would provide no meaningful additional security for americans while creating delays and obstacles for

refugees. the president says he would veto the bill if it reaches his desk breaking news out of napa this morning. at first light, crews will resume their search for a woman who vanished while jet skiing on the napa river yesterday. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang joining us live from the scene. the coast guard was contacted about 10:00 last night, well after it was dark. >> and that's a big problem, of course. the darkness has handicapped the search efforts, which began at 10:00 last night. we know that the missing jet skier is a woman in her 50s and that search and rescue crews have been focused around morris landing here near the napa county airport. overnight we know the search efforts were well under way with crews using a spotlight by boat scouring the waters for any sign of this missing woman after the coast guard found the jet ski she had been riding, but not the woman herself. now, napa county sheriff deputies canvas stretches with flashlights looking by the

shoreline and a helicopter assisting at one point. the woman was on a jet ski yesterday but it is unclear how long she had been missing. one report was that she was missing for a little while already. there are a couple different boat launches around here. this is the area where crews have focused the search. the search scaled back greatly. we understand that a sheriff's boat may still be out here on the water, though we haven't seen any activity so far. we do know the coast guard says it will resume as soon as it is light out, but we know that sunrise doesn't happen here until 7:00 in the morning and hopefully have more updates by then. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." 6:05 right now. new details to share with you this morning. a stretch of highway 37 back open after a big rig crash shut it down for more than eight hours. one person was killed after the collision involving two big rigs and several cars. happened about 3:30 yesterday afternoon on highway 37. look at the debris just

scattered there. two big rigs going in the same direction crashed. the impact pushed a semi in front into other cars. the driver of the second semi died. all lanes were reopened just before midnight. the three drifters accused of killing a hiker in marin could answer murder charges this morning. the two men and women were arrested in portland, oregon, after allegedly gunning down the 67-year-old man while he was walking his dog. they also stand accused of shooting and killing a canadian backpacker in golden gate park just a few days prior. each suspect is reportedly charged with two counts of capital murder. if convicted, they may face life in prison without parole or the death penalty. stolen guns from police officers. it's a problem our investigative unit exposed earlier this week and many times those guns are used in violent crime. today one local supervisors hopes to change all that. david campos will unveil a proposal requiring guns in cars to be stored in a lock box or

the trunk. that rule would apply to everyone, including police officers. there have been several high-profile quases of guns stolen from cars. the gun that killed kate steinle was stolen. in san jose, a police academy cadet under investigation right now after his gun disappeared from his car. sources tell us the gun was stolen last month from that cadet's trunk. it's not clear what punishment the cadet will face or if he'll still be given his badge on graduation day. we mentioned our investigation. hundreds of guns stolen from bay area officers still missing. can watch the story at nbcbayarea.com. it is right there on our home page. new this morning, at 6:07. allegedly more dangerous than previously thought. lawsuits filed by a nonprofit organization e dip cigarettes c contain cancer-causing

chemicals. >> the vapor electronic sig association claims that those cancer-causing chemicals only show up when someone misuses ecigarettes. the product that they represent. but the oakland based center for environmental health disagrees. and that's why they filed these lawsuits against 14 tobacco and ecig companies. the center claims these companies have failed to warn consumers that ecigs contain nicotine, which you're well aware is an addictive drug and fail to warn that some ecigarette products contain unsafe levels of one both of the cancer causing chemicals namely formaldehyde. prop 65, a lieu that requires companies to disclose that kind of public health information between february and october. the center hired an independent lab to conduct chemical tests on 897 different ecigarettes. 90% of ecigarette companies

produced an e-cig with one or both of those cancer-causing chemicals. the trade association, which i just mentioned, it argues that ecigs saves lives by getting people off conventional tobacco products. >> according to many studies, it is 95% less harmful than conventional tobacco. so why are they adamant about attacking a category that potentially could save 4 million lives a year. obviously, because they a financial upside. >> that was the tobacco vapor electronic cigarette association. they would love to see the results of the independent lab tests performed by the ceh. they have not received those as of yet. and they actually put out a formal request to them except through us. reporting live here in the newsroom, bob redell. >> 0 companies being sued there. thank you, bob, we'll be following that. 6:09.

you know who is following the forecast for us? >> our very own weather expert. >> it's cold this morning, but you don't need me to tell you that. 44 degrees in concord and livermore. napa 40 degrees and 49 now in san francisco. it warms up nicely as we go into the afternoon. slightly warmer than average in gilroy. 70 degrees. half moon bay 69 and the mission district at 65 degrees. looking at also low 70s in the north bay and napa 72. oakland 68 and pleasanton 69 degrees this afternoon. i'll show you the rest of the microforecast, including the weekend coming up. let's see how traffic is moving now with mike. >> kari, pretty predictably although one blip. the bay bridge toll plaza, that's not it. if you travel from oakland to san francisco, the metering lights are on. as we look at your maps, the same thing. beautiful colors here. a little bit of yellow. that means speeds dipping down towards about the upper 50s as you come down the east shore

freeway and the biggest backup off of 580 and 24 and making your way over to the maze. no major concerns over here. i do want to zoom out and show you the north bay moves well. highway 37 as we talked about the deadly crash yesterday and that opened about six hours ago. the morning commute unaffected by any of the earlier activities. marina boulevard southbound 880 that is the one i'm talking about. a roll of carpet presumably, a quick traffic break out of san leandro and a smooth flow so far. no updates from chp and no problems and no surprises for the south bay. a light flow of traffic 101 and 87 and, of course, slowing for 580 through the ti-valley. back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up next, safety right at your fingertips. the new tool that could soon change the way college campuses respond to an emergency. plus, the most important silicon valley ipo probably of the whole year. we'll give you all the details coming up. ==sam/live== our nbc chopper

on the way to reports of a fire in breaking news right now. our nbc chopper on the way to reports of a fire in morgan hill. as you can see, it's not there yet, but headed to that location. it's in morgan hill. this after someone spotted some smoke coming from an equipment room near the pool at the hotel. as a result, as a precaution, called a two alarm fire and went there to check out the situation. they've been evacuating the

horoom by room, but no actual fire has been located yet. again, they are doing this as a precaution. but we are continuing to follow the story heading to the courtyard by marriott morgan hill at madrone parkway to see how the situation develops. we'll keep you updated. 6:15 right now. making college campusess sa est technology. a new smartphone app may change the way they respond to an emergency. cal state east bay will rule it out in january. here's how it works. you program the app to sound an elert if you don't make it to a dest in a certain amount of time. once you reach your location, it's up to you to deactivate the alert. some students say they're leery while school officials say the app is beneficial for students' protection. >> i still don't buy it, no. just because my mom used to be a former police officer. i feel like safety and privacy is the number one key. >> this is an opportunity for parents to be onboard. for our students to have a sense

of safety that they can control. >> any student, faculty or staff member with a cal state east bay university e-mail address can download the app, which is free. a temperature check for the markets and silicon valley. square offers shares for the first time when the opening bell hits in about 15 minutes. >> scott mc, a lot of pressure on this little company. >> there sure is. everyone is treating square as the proverbial and the really, really sick. square went to insiders, banks and funds last night and asked how much would you be willing to pay for a share of our company and the investor said $9. that is a lot less than square hoped. do the math and 9 bucks a share works out to about $3 billion as an overall value. the problem is, some of the venture capitalists and other investors who had been giving square money did so with the understanding that square was worth $6 billion.

the fat cats are losing money and the stock hasn't even started trading yet. so, square is going to solve this through something called a ratchet. a strange word that basically means the company is going to make good and pay the investors what they lost in more stock. that, in turn, will make the stock you buy worth less. so, just when you thought the square deal not a square deal, it got even less. now, the other worry, it's a worry i talked about often is that the founder and ceo of square, jack dorsy, is also the founder and ceo of twitter and he's going to do both. meaning square by definition will have a part-time ceo no matter how hard jack works. square will start trading on the new york stock exchange this morning. in fact, jack dorsy will be there ringing that opening bell. trading under the symbol sq. of course, we will bring it to you as it happens. sam and laura. >> we'll look forward to that. curious to see where it is going to go. this year's push outdoors,

meantime, instead of in stores for black friday is getting big boosts from an unusual source. >> fresh air instead of the fresh samples they want to give to you. thanks to a private tonation, save the redwoods league will make about 50 california redwood state parks free for visitors on the day after thanksgiving. so, the only catch is you have to print out a pass first at the save the woods website. participating parks include mt. camel and jack london state park in the north bay. also big basin and parks in santa cruz ounty. that's nice. >> it's nice. i understand the idea, but in order to get a pass to see the redwoods, you have to print out a paper copy. right? >> maybe you can do it on your phone, you're saying. >> i hope so, we're using trees to save the trees. >> by the way, can you think of more of a contrast in how you can spend your black friday. in a complete frenzy fighting and elbowing people to get the gifts. >> yes, absolutely.

you can do that any day, though, especially the day with these temperatures that have been so nice and comfortable during the afternoons. but if you head out early in the morning, yeah, it's cold. you need to bundle up. but, hey, this is what we expect this time of year, right? as we take a live look now at san francisco. we do have mostly clear skies there, but also some spots with some low clouds and some fog. so, watch out for that as you drive to work or school this morning. and in oakland it's 47 degrees and santa rosa 41 and san francisco 49 degrees. but let's take it hour by hour. in oakland 54 degrees at 8:00. a few clouds there. but look at what happens at 1:00. it clears out. it's 63 degrees and lunchtime, 65 degrees. enjoying at jack london square out in the grass. now, we see that sunshine and the temperatures warming up to the upper 60s. high pressure is just off to the west. that means clear skies and very quiet weather. but there is also a cold front and some rain and snow just to the north of us.

and that will continue to roll off to the east staying away from the bay area. so, the storm track keeps it dry here. although we've seen a lot of rain even some flooding up around washington. for us, we have more of this dry weather heading into the next few days. temperatures feeling very nice in the upper 60s to lower 70s and, once again, no chances of rain. so when will we see the rain? it looks like it holds off until early next week. the models show a lot of green rolling in and this is what the radar could look like and it moves all across the bay area by tuesday morning. and wednesday, as well. then it rolls over to the sierra. looks like it could be dumping some heavy snow. so, that could affect your travel plans and not only here in the bay area, but also across the region. so, we will keep you up to date on that. and now let's check in with mike to see the traffic is moving. >> kari, we'll check in on that stretch of 880 southbound out of san leandro. extra slow drive approaching

238. that is likely due to the traffic rig that was talked about. carpet was in the roadway and they had to clear that out. looks like everything is moving still and build for hayward towards union city. the carpeting has cleared from the chp report and a fender bender reported over at the toll plaza and for the san mateo bridge adding to the slower drive if you're driving from the east bay hayward over to the peninsula. but really the patterns we see around the bay, nothing unusual and nothing really heavy here. walnut creek interchange shows build and highway 37 has been open for business all morning long after yesterday's deadly crash and closure. this morning nothing unusual about that commute showing up for the north bay. in the south bay, we do have a smooth flow of traffic northbound 101 and 87 and skipped over a couple cameras and those folks in the north bay. show you san rafael, one of the shots we showed you. a quick, easy drive here. quick look at palo alto and that moves very smoothly, as well. the reason no slowing between san francisco and the south bay. we'll show you that south bay with that build on the maps. shows the orange right here and

just shows some more headlights. back to you guys. >> typical patterns there. thank you, mike. this isn't typical. coming up, naked and on the bridge. what we know about this who caused quite the backup for drivers crossing the bay bridge.

an update to breaking news. guests at a morgan hill hotel are evacuated as fire crews try to find the source of smoke. police department post eed this

picture of the scene on facebook just moments ago. the smoke said to have come from the equipment room right near the pool, but it has since dissipated. as a precaution, firefighters came out to investigate, but they found no flames. the smoke has gone away, but crews are still evacuating the hotel. drivers are being told to stay away from that area. we have chopper, as we showed you a few moments ago, on the way. we also have a crew headed to the scene. we'll bring you updates as soon as they come into our newsroom. naked on the bridge. this is the reason why so many drivers were stuck in extra slow traffic last night on the bay bridge. the half-naked woman was walking in the middle of the lane around 6:30 last night in the middle of the evening commute. it was on the fifth street onramp and then on to the western span. it is unclear why she was naked. the chp did take that woman into custody and she was taken to the hospital. >> probably a little cold, i would imagine, as well. first the crime and then the

selfie, that snapshot could be what does her in. here's what we're talking about. a woman accused of assaulting and robbing a teenager. she appears to have given police a major significant clue. investigators say the woman stole the teenager's cell phone and then started taking selfies which, as you can imagine, are kind of incriminating. the phone automatically uploaded them to the victim's iphone account. if you recognize that suspect, contact. >> posing and everything. 6:26 right now. a judge has made a ruling in that high-profile court battle over embryos, but the fight is far from over. a san francisco judge has dec e decided lee cannot use the embryos she froze back in 2010 with her then husband steven finley. the couple froze the embryos after lee was diagnosed with cancer. both signed an agreement to destroy the embryos if they got divorced. they did get divorced. the embreauxoes were her last chance to have her own children.

the judge ruled against her. lee is expected to appeal. 6:26 right now. an update next to breaking news we have been following all morning long. within the last two hours, french prosecutors have confirmed that the man behind the deadly terror attacks in paris is dead. kris sanchez has been following that story. she joins us with a live update in three minutes. stephanie chuang live by the napa river where the search continues for a missing jet skier and a missing woman in her 50s. what we just learned from the coast guard, coming up. joining us. i'm laura garcia

cannon. opening bell on the new york stock exchange at 6:30 this is a big day, actually, for a local company. csq listed on that banner. well, square has its ipo this morning. >> looks like maybe they'll illustrating using a small company. who probably uses square. the little adapitation you can put on your phone to swipe a credit card. priced at about $9 a share this morning. interesting to see where it goes. >> by the way, we see the french flag in the background also hanging over the new york stock exchange. first of all, good morning to you and thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we'll start first with a check of your weather and traffic. kari hall looking at temperatures that are rising throughout the week here.

>> it will be warm throughout the afternoon, but cold this morning. we also do have some patches of clouds and fog as we take a look at the south bay, the fog there, but san francisco is all clear. and then as we go into the day, looking at highs in the upper 60s, lower 70s. in the tri-valley up to 70 degrees. we'll take a look at the rest of the microclimates coming up in a few minutes. but now let's take it to the south bay with mike. >> kari, the south bay, we're showing a nice, clear shot here clear skies but a slower drive for 101 but also patches of fog, even in san jose for some of our cameras. just a note for drivers out there. so far, though, this has just really kicked in over the last ten minutes. a lot more slowing. still, everything is moving northbound for your freeways and the build is on. we talked about that focusing in towards a shorter duration. still, a slower commute. over the next ten days we'll see the commute kick in. southbound 680 and southbound 880 showing typical patterns here. the earlier crash at the san mateo toll bridge plaza and slowing heading over 92 do the

peninsula without any really big slowing for 101. here the upper shore also concord out of pittsburg and the walnut creek interchange do show your slower drive. novato to san rafael, still very close to the speed limit. back to you. >> mike, thank you. breaking developments out of paris. justs ago french authorities announced the suspected mast mastermind is confirmed dead. >> multiple reports this morning. we begin with "today in the bay" kris sanchez she's been monitoring the story all morning long and now we're learning that friday's terrorist attacks were not the first attempt to kill. >> the updates out of paris have been fast and furious this morning, laura and sam. in the last ten minutes, officials said they didn't even know he was in the country before the attacks on friday. but now they believe that that man was behind four of six other thwarted attacks since the spring. abdelhamid abaaoud died in the

shoot out and not by the suicide vest detonated by his cousin. his body was removed but not publicly identified until this morning. this morning, we are getting video from the same scene where french forensic teams were still there as of 4:00 this morning. we also and that is the scene this morning, again, the search there for evidence continues there. we also have new images this morning from inside one of the paris cafes shot up by those terrorists on friday. in this video obtained by dailymail.com. you can see flying glass and people scrambling for cover. now, between these new images and this new propaganda video released, new york city is now on edge. video shows times square as well as restaurants and taxi cabs out on city streets with images intersperse of the tearerous attacks and terrorists with guns and suicide belts.

propaganda was thrown together and to take advantage of people's raw nerves. >> there is no credible and specific threat against new york city. >> new york, obviously, remains one of the top terrorist targets in the world. that video, our review of it, it looks like it has been hastily produced. it is a mismash of previously released video. >>, also new this morning, belgium announced a $427 million anti-terror plan in response to those attacks in paris. as we know by now several of those attackers had ties to belgium, including abdelhamid b abaaoud. yesterday we reported he might be headed towards spain. now, in the last half hour, the second of france's two houses of parliament voted to extend that state of emergency for another three months and that then expands the police powers to

carry out arrests and searches. the vote is expected to be finalized tomorrow. sam and laura? >> kris, thank you very much. meantime, this latest isis threat added on to the heightened fear in the united states. tracie potts continuing our coverage from washington, d.c. today lawmakers will make the first step towards what could be a possible ban on taking in syrian refunalies. >> exactly. at least halting the program for now. that that you mentioned, sam, is the fact that isis is headquartered in syria and, as a result of the civil war there, m millions of people driven from their homes and more than the can handle. the u.s. has taken in some. president obama wants to take in more. lawmakers here are wondering if isis might try to slip in. that is the fear. and so today a house vote looking at a couple of things. halting this program and finding out more about how we verify these refugees before they come in. we just got word that around mid-afternoon here around

lunchtime will be one of the votes looking at making sure the fbi certifies the identity of people before they are allowed into this country and given benefits as refugees. president obama says unnecessary we already have a very strenuous system in place that takes up to two years, but not everyone here on capitol hill is satisfied with that. and not everyone in the country. our nbc news survey monkey online poll shows 56% of american think we should put it on hold for now. no more syrian refugees bewhat we've already taken. sam? >> some very mixed feelings there. thank you, tracie potts, live from washington. we'll stay on top of this story throughout the morning. for updates any time check out our website, nbcbayarea.com or download our free nbc bay area app. mo breaking news out of napa. any minute now crews will resume their search for a woman who vanished while jet skiing on the napa river. "today in the bay" stephanie

chuang live at the scene for us. they didn't find her. >> did not, laura. i just spoke with someone at the coast guard who says that at day break is when search efforts will begin, but it will start with an assessment. as the tide change the search area will likely begin with a helicopter in the air, maybe a boat here into the napa river for it finally lighter out. we can actually see the water. the darkness has been handicapping the search for the missing woman in her 50s last seen on her jet skis near the napa county airport. at 10:00 last night when search and rescue crews began looking for this woman. spotlight by boat. and canvas stretches along the river with flash lites looking around the shoreline. there was also a helicopter at one point. unclear, though, how long this woman had been missing by the time the search began last night, one report was that she had been missing for "some time." a couple different boat launches are in this area, including the nearby landing so this is an

area where the crews have focused the search. the coast guard had suspended its search will resume when it is light out, again. with a helicopter and possibly a boat, as wellp the napa county sheriff may have a boat out in the water. i understand now that a captain will be in at 8:00 this morning and that's when we can get an update from the napa county sheriff office. live here by the napa river, stephanie chuang. >> check back in with you shortly. san francisco square rang the opening bell on wall street just moments ago. we took a live image for you. scott mcgrew founder and jack dorsy on the podium. who is his guest of hawner? >> his mother. he brought his mother. why not? >> laura fully supports. let's take a look at the video. you can see not only is there the ring ie ringing of the bell. this transaction. his mom bought flowers from the lady who was the first square vendor ever. so, a big hug, the bell all

taking place outside. square has not started trading yet. they rang the eopening bell but haven't started trading. takes a while for the matchmaking and dealmaking to get through. starting at $9. will we go this way or that way? >> going out to hearts of moms everywhere. thank you very much. >> definitely scored some points there. 6:39 right now. they live and work in our communities, but hiding a painful secret. human trafficking continues to be a problem in the bay area. this 23-year-old woman from spain says she answered an ad in december to work at tapa ole restaurant and the salon in saratoga. she doesn't want tareveal her identity because she is a witness in a human trafficking investigation. she says the owners of the salon and the restaurant paid her airfare from spain and put her to work but they did not pay her.

>> and they have to go to the restaurant and get working until they close. that could be like 11:00, 12:00 and a lot of hours. no breaks. >> she and five other workers told authorities investigators served search warrants yesterday and they arrested the owner, his wife and another man. the santa clara county sheriff department says the six victims are now getting help. just talking a second about the fact that it was a golden sunrise like 15 minutes ago. >> and now look at this. >> over our left shoulder right here. we have blue skies and our front we have kari hall tracking all of these latest developments. >> well, it's clear in san francisco, but check out san jose. the low clouds shrouding the top of the buildings and you know it's not that tall. as we go through the rest of the morning. some fog rolling across parts of the south bay, not the entire south bay and else where we do have mainly clear skies. it all clears out and gives us a fall-like day and temperatures inland near 70 degrees.

and then becoming mostly clear, again, tonight. dropping back into the 40s across most of the bay area. that is where we are now. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s and expecting highs in the upper 60s today with many more spots hitting 70 degrees. like in the tri-valley and in the north bay. i'll detail all of this and what to expect as we head into the weekend coming up in less than ten minutes. but let's check in now with mike to see how the commute is rolling. >> it's moving pretty well. talk about pockets of fog along the coast and kari has been talking about that. not a surprise for locals here. a clear view of the san mateo bridge. look at that scenic shot. a smooth drive but build is on as we show you the speed sensors slow for 92 westbound off of 880. 880 itself moving well through san leandro. that is cleared from the chp report and now on for the dumbarton bridge. had the build starting early on 5:30 on the button for the metering lights and nothing surprising for that portion. a crash over here for high 4

eastbound but westbound your commute builds out over the bay point pittsburg area. >> thanks so much. coming up next. >> 6:42 right now. san francisco woman who says her facebook account was suspended all because of her name. we are going to explain.

==laura/live== (ad lib morgan hill) (ad lib morgan hill) at 6:44 this morning. an update to breaking news for you as we give you a live picture. this is a courtyard marriott in morgan hill near cochran avenue. they all have the all-clear now as firefighters rushed to the scene there after smoke was reported coming from an equipment room. the entire hotel was actually evacuated. but now we're told that visitors are being told they can go back into their room. looks pretty quiet there, as well. firefighters did have the place surrounded as they were looking for the source of that fire, but the all clear is now under way. goods there. 6:45 right now. new details on the reaction here in america to the latest claim by isis at an improvised explosive device like the one seen here took down a russian airplane last month over egypt. that crashed 224 people. "today" show tom costello explains the shock waves it's generating, at least among some aviation and explosives experts.

>> yeah, good morning to you, good morning, san francisco. the real concern this morning is about that alleged photograph that isis put out showing what they say was a bomb that brought down the metro jetliner over the sinai on halloween. it is awfully small. what you see in that photograph is a can and also see a detonator and our experts say looks legitimate, as well as a switch maybe connected to a battery. the idea would be that the can would have been packed with plastic explosives. we've seen this before. we've seen ptn and a variety of different types of plastic exmroe explosives used to inflict damage on the battlefield, but also brought down pan m 103. the question is this. has isis perfected that bomb technology and able to bring down an airbus. if so, what does that mean for airports across the country and, in fact, worldwide. very much what the security experts are talking about right now and the real threat is the potential for an insider threat.

in other words, someone who already works at the airline or the airport who is trusted and then becomes radicalized by isis but has access to an airport. what's most concerned to most security experts is that there are very few airports around the country, i mean, fewer than five, that actually require every airport worker to be screened, everial day. it's an awful lot for the security community to be concerned about this morning. guys, back to you. >> maybe something that the government has to look into. you can watch tom's full report on "today" show started in just about 15 minutes. meantime, a san francisco woman is venting her frustration on social media after facebook suspended her account because of her name. she explained in a series of tweets that her personal facebook account had been suspended. you may recognize her as she did appear with scott mcgrew a couple months ago. she says that facethinks i'm a terrorist, apparently sending a

screenshot of my passport is not good enough to reopen my account. facebook is now backtracking saying the suspension is an error and her account had been flagged by other users as fake or offensive. facebook says the account is now back up and running. 6:48 right now. shares in square. the ipo today. >> very important mcgrew, you were saying this is a good bellwether of how things will go for silicon valley. >> it is. we don't know which direction we're going just yet. opening at 9:$9 when they start trading. we're still waiting on a trade. it was jack dorsy's mom buying some flowers from the very first square vendor ever. there's the mom on the left. the vendor with the bracelet on the right. and jack dorsy ringing the actual bell. the ding the square transaction is actually the ding that launched the trading this morning. we're still, yeah, we're still waiting on an actual trade on square. this is not unusual for it to take a little while for buyers

and sellers to match themselves up. match the dating service also starts trading today. its parent company aic is thinning that company out. aic also owns okay cupid and tinder. traditional for all company execs to keep quiet before an ipo. literally called the quiet period. that didn't stop the ceo from doing a lengthy interview with the british newspaper in which he embarrassed himself using a sexual term and using it incorrectly, i'll add. not understanding the definition. he says he turns down sex from supermodels and says he's a true romantic because he only had intimate relations with 20 women. in such poor taste and poor timing that the company actually filed paperwork with the securities exchange commission distancing themselves from their own employee saying we didn't have any part of that. we'll continue to watch square. no trades yet. >> thank you very much. you do love your mom, way to, jack dorsy.

>> you know, should have bought his mom flowers. >> i'm sure. >> that was a nice thing. >> valentine's day, we're still a little bit off. but thanksgiving. that is right around the corner. >> right around the corner. we may have some problem spots. if you're planning on hitting the roads i'll detail that in just a second. take a look at this gorgeous sunrise from san bruno mountain and we've seen some low clouds in spots, but san francisco is now mainly clear. but just watch out for that as you head out the door to work or school. it's cool. look at these temperatures in the north bay. it's 38 degrees and the east bay 34 and peninsula 46 degrees and let me take you to the south bay. a closer look there. where we've seen some patches of fogging through. and temperatures now in the mid-40s. 49 degrees in san francisco. as we take it hour by hour for livermore. we see those temperatures warming up quickly and today hitting 70 degrees with all of that sun. not much of a wind, either. we do have calm weather as high pressure continues to influence

our weather and bringing in northerly winds and more dry weather keeping the rain to the north of us. we will see that continuing as we head into the weekend, as well. with no rain in the forecast and temperatures that continue to warm. in the mid-40s or mid-0s rather as we head into the tri-valley tomorrow and we'll see those 70s continuing with 60s else where. and looks like we won't see any rain until the start of next week. we've been talking about thanksgiving and by tuesday, we'll start to see some rain moving in looks like it could also dump some heavy snow in the sierra. we'll keep you up to date on that. let's see how it looks in the north bay now with mike. >> kari, looking great right now. despite pockets of fog no problem the commuters and san jose. show low clouds. here's 101 through san rafael and i'll show you the maps and what i'm talking about. a slow down for the east shore freeway and no surprises concord, pleasant hill and down into danville a little build. a good build for hayward sou southward towards union city and

680 and commute out of the east bay. northbound through san jose and stall north 280 and 880 and a crash 101 at 85 and still watchable and so far a lighter build. palo alto a smooth drive for the peninsula drive and 101 picks up a few more cars. back to you. an update now to two breaking stories. the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks confirmed dead. the other attacks he planned to have orchestrated. the search is on for a missing jet skier in the napa river. crews just resumed their search this morning. a live update from the scene, next.

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we have breaking news now. a southern california police officer shot and killed in a police station parking lot was targeted. just minutes ago, that officer was identified as ricardo galvez. investigators say the police officer was sitting in his car about 11:00 last night when two men ran up to his window and shot him. a fellow officer heard the shots and chased the suspects into the nearby city where they ditched their car. right now, they're still on the loose. several people have been detained for questioning. more breaking news this morning. the so-called mastermind behind the deadly attacks in paris is dead. but in the last hour, french authorities said he was linked with several other terrorist plans. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez is here with more on that and chilling new surveillance video released from

inside a cafe. >> let's start with what we know about abdelhamid abaaoud he died in that seven-hour siege in that apartment. his bullet riddled body was identified through skin samples. the interior minister said before friday french officials didn't even know he was in france. but, they now say they believe he was behind four of six thwarted attacks since just this spring. also, we have those new images from inside one of the paris cafes that was shot at by those terrorists and in the video, you can see people ducking for cover. what you're looking at now is one of the suspected accomplices in the friday attacks. he is still on the run this morning. that's relevant because we now know that the french parliament, the lower house is poised or rather just approved a vote to expand police powers for another three months. that state of emergency so that police officers can continue to

carry out raids and searches, as well. but, again, french officials say abdelhamid abaaoud and all the terrorists directly involved in friday's attacks and we know there are nearly 200 people who are under arrest or under house arrest this morning. we will continue to follow this for you. "today" show will pick up our coverage at 7:00 this morning. >> kris, thank you. more breaking news closer to home. a search under way right now for a woman who disappeared while jet skiing on the napa river. >> "today in the bay" stephanie chuang live in napa this morning. crews found the jet ski, but no sign of the woman. >> no sign of her, laura and sam. now, the coast guard says that it is supposed to start an assessment for the search, although we haven't seen anyone in the water or around here so far near here where the 50-year-old woman was last seen on her jet ski, also near the napa county airport. at 10:00 last night search and

rescue crews began looking for the woman. napa county sheriff deputies say along the shoreline and the helicopter was helping at one point. the coast guard said the woman was only reported missing for some time and right around now issue an assessment for the new search factoring in the tide and sending up a helicopter or airplane and possibly a boat here into the water, as well. also told that the earliest we'll get an update from the napa sheriff county office is 8:00 in the morning when the captain will be innkeep it posted here and on nbcbayarea.com, as well. live here by the napa river, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> a quick check right now of frosty conditions. >> very cold. especially where steph is in the north bay and our temperatures in the upper 30s there. and 50 in san francisco. heading into the upper 60s today and we'll see highs and low 70s, as well, in the north bay, as well as the tri-valley. the rest bay area in the upper 60s. >> where are all the commuters this morning?

>> i think this is the start of that slide towards the end of the year and especially approaching thanksgiving. let me show you, we do have slow spots and your typical pattern. here's north 101 at san jose just north of 680. you can can see the overcrossing. slowing near the silicon valley and typicalern and nothing extensive. the san mateo bridge will look at this shot. very hazy. moisture in the lens and been there the last couple days and not bad for visibility for the drivers. flat section really clamping down on speeds and the high rise moves very nicely over. look at oakland 880 where this is an example of how light the traffic is right now. a smooth drive up towards the bay bridge toll plaza and a jam down the east shore freeway and we can't get away from that or from the walnut creek interchange. >> some people out and about this morning. hopefully they're taking advantage of this gorgeous day. so nice out there today. >> this is when we, of course, feel grateful for the fact that we're here. >> always. >> beautiful pictures everywhere. the big news is out of france. we know ""show will pick up coverage right now of the death confirmed death of abdelhamid

apbaaoud. we'll see you again in 25 minutes. >> have a great day. good morning. breaking news. they got their man. nbc news has learned the alleged mastermind of the paris attack was killed in that massive raid and overnight new raids carried out in belgium in chilling video now emerging of friday's assault on a restaurant and the harrowing moment one survivor got away. new york city officials pulled a late night news conference. >> the people of new york city will not be intimidated. >> the latest on the threats and the response.