this. a crash and flashing lights west 580, your commute direction, just before the dublin interchange. i saw chp flashing lights clear another car behind it. there's still hazard lights right there in the center divide. i'm going to say that the lanes are clear but over at the center divide, there's still a distraction. a little bit of speed differing from 55 miles per hour. even on friday, it's a light commute. mild build for hayward and san jose north 101. these are the typical patterns but very light traffic friday flow. damp roads approaching where the toll plaza is located. not a huge concern. back to you. the shooting in san bernardino where that community is still in mourning today. tears shed and candles lit to n

honor those lost in wednesday's mass shooting. >> we have multiple results this morning. we start with "today in the bay's" peggy bunker. >> reporter: sam, the more that we learn about these victims here from the shootings on wednesday, the more tragic it becomes as you learn personal details about them. last night, about 4,000 people came out at two separate vigils here across san bernardino. they are from southern california and beyond. they came to honor the 14 people that were killed on wednesday. some at the stadium here in san bernardino and others at the county's mosque. some of the victims worked for the department of public health. most of the 21 people injured also work for the county. now, at this vigil, this community here vowed to not let

the shooting change them. >> the enemy intended for this act to strike fear in our hearts. but let us do the opposite. let it increase our faith. >> the suspect briefly left the party and then returned with his wife. both of them, as we now know, heavily armed. new reports say that some partygoers were actually concerned about syed's behavior at the party before he left. now the community wants to make sense of something so senseless as they try to explain the tragedy to their youngest member. >> there's a lot of moms that were taken and i was like, i couldn't answer that question. i was kind of sad. >> so many parents here, parents and friends and neighbors all in

the same boat. the people that we spoke with yesterday say that their kids are asking questions. they want to know why everything was shut down early on wednesday and many of the fathers and mothers that i spoke with said they simply don't know what to tell their children. in san bernardino, peggy bunker, back to you. >> i think that's true for so many of us. thank you, peggy. >> and we heard from a police officer there as well about how difficult it is to convey that information. while alearning more about the victims, we're hearing from one of the first officer who is responded to the attack. >> it was unspeakable, the carnage that we were seeing and the number of people already dead and the pure panic on the face of the individuals still in need and needing to be safe. and then we went further into the building and that was a difficult choice to have to make

as well, passing people that we knew were injured and in need of assistance. but our goal at that time had to be trying to locate the shooters and deal with them. >> we are also learning more about this suspect, syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik. authorities say he may have been radicalized. he had contact with persons of concern locally and overseas. >> we're hearing from family members giving a different account. >> a family member says sayed farook, prior to the shooting, was a good person and not radical. authorities say farook had been in touch with people who had jihadi views and may have been in contact with people overseas who are of interest to authorities.

he and his wife did not leave behind any reason for a motive. they removed their hard drive and smashed their cell phones and didn't say anyone before they killed 14 people early wednesday morning. farook's brother-in-law still doesn't understand why farook and his wife carried out this horrific attack. >> the only thing i see, it's my crazy act and what's the outcome? you left your 6-month-old daughter, you know, in this life. some people cannot have kids. god give you a gift of a daughter. and you left that kid behind. what did you achieve? i don't know what message they would left. >> farook and his wife also left behind thousands of rounds of ammunition and 12 pipe bomb-type

devices inside their home leaving law enforcement and those in the united states wondering if they had plans for more attacks. the guns were purchased legally. farook did not have a criminal background. they fired around 65 to 75 rounds during the massacre and another 80 in their shootout with officers. law enforcement responded with close to 400 shots killing both the mother and father. again, if you recall, they earlier left their 6-month-old child with the grandmother with no indication of what they were up to. sam and kris? >> thank you very much, bob. well, to hear more stories from survivors and get an update, go to nbcbayarea.com. another angle here on the heels of another community burdened by violence. a new push for stricter gun laws in the bay area. just a few hours, leader also talk about their proposal to ban large-capacity magazines.

>> stephanie chuang is live in the san francisco newsroom with what that ban entails and perhaps whether it has a chance of passing. steph? >> reporter: leaders have been working on these gun safety proposals for months ahead of wednesday's massacre in san bernardino but, of course, this has put a huge spotlight on this issue. and in oakland, there are three proposals that are being introduced and detailed this morning. one, making it illegal for anyone to have a large capacity magazine, ten rounds or more. banning people from keeping a firearm in any home unless stored in a lock container or disabled with a trigger lock. and finally, requiring safe storage of firearms in motor vehicles for those who have concealed carry weapon licenses. an increasing number of vehicle burglaries bring up more concerns of thieves stealing

firearms. in july, a woman was killed involving a gun stolen from a federal agent's vehicle. david campos is leading that effort in a law that would ban firearms in vehicles for anyone unless locked in a trunk or stored in a lock box attached to a vehicle. the violation would be possibly $10,000 in fines and/or up to half a year behind bars. that is in the works as well. this is a bay area wide discussion. in oakland, the latest city to take it up, two city council members and police chief will detail their plans and that's happening at 10:00. live in the newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay". >> stephanie, thank you very much. 6:08 now. in san francisco, anger boiled into the streets after a deadly officer-involved shooting. protesters called for action against the sfpd officers who

shot and killed mario woods on wednesday night. that was caught on camera and shared on social media. activists claim the video proves that police did not have to shoot the 26-year-old. there were five police officers there. but police say woods had proven himself to be dangerous because he had already stabbed someone and had refused orders to drop his knife even after officers used nonlethal weapons. the public defender says woods was not threatening anyone's life when those five officers shot him. the police chief is defending the decision to open fire. >> at least four of the rounds were at the larger impact. you can see him in the video. he doubles over one time. that's from the striking of one of the bean bags. they are very powerful. >> there is no indication that he's lunging at the officers or trying to hurt or kill anyone. so why are the officers then

taking their guns out and shooting them? >> the police department is holding a community meeting tonight in the bayview to discuss that and a large crowd expected to attend. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the rain but it may be clear on saturday, right? >> yes. saturday is the best day. yesterday, we had a big system moving through and we're still tracking light sprinkles moving across the north bay. meantime, elsewhere in the bay area, things are drying out. but you're still seeing light showers moving through santa rosa and, once again, the roads are still quite damp. as we look at the temperatures now, it's 39 degrees in livermore. one of the cooler spots. we'll all be in the upper 50s to lower 60s heading into the afternoon. more sun today than we had yesterday. highs today reaching 60 in oakland. let's see how the commute is

moving for mike. >> we have the metering lights on here at the bay bridge toll plaza. a very pleasant look as well, there is moisture in the air and a chance of low clouds and fog but so far the drivers and chp, no complaint up there. there may be low clouds here in the north bay. an easy drive. we have a crash at highway 4 causing some slowing and that's it for the bay, guys. back to you. >> tracking all kinds of lights this morning. thank you. >> and honey to-do lists to boot. coming up, what we're learning about the sudden death of a '90s rock star. and more information about the american economy that is just really good. we'll share it with you coming up in business and tech. also, getting on track for the holidays. look at the snow. not going to see that in the bay

area. maybe in the sierra. you will see santa claus. how you can get on board the holiday train in the peninsula this weekend. kris/cu fans are stunned at

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gun ♪ >> scott weiland died last night at the age of 48. they found his body in an rv in the town of bloomington, minnesota. he was there on a break from a tour with the band. no word yet on the exact cause of death and passed away in his sleep. he had been dogged by substance abuse problems throughout his entire career. weiland, by the way, was born in san jose but moved to ohio with his family. the water utility in los altos has lifted the boil water advisory. those in the area can get reimbursed for the bottled water

that they bought while the order was in place. well, if you've ever bought organic food products and found out that they were wrongfully labeled organic, you may be entitled to a lawsuit. the decision revives one woman's lawsuit in which she claims one of the largest herb producers passing out their products as organic though they are grown with chemicals. safety violations and unhygienic practices are causing kaiser foundation hospitals nearly $150,000 in fines. three employees were pricked by used needles due to the poor upkeep of biomedical waste boxes. one of those boxes was overflowing. there were three violations. employees had to reach in to remove the needles in order to clean up the boxes effectively. >> hopefully nobody was

infected. mark zuckerberg finds himself in a weird position, having to defend his decision to give away his own money. >> he's not giving it away to a charity per se? >> that's right. not a traditional charity, 5013c. if it's not a charity, people say it's not charitable. they are creating their own organization to handle the money. they plan to use 99% of their facebook holdings, which right now is about $40 billion, to make the world better. now, they are going to do that in their own way by funding charities and sometimes commercial enterprises as they see fit. so not the traditional way. as one journalist explained, trying to defend zuckerberg's approach, just because you're tax exempt doesn't make you charitable and just because you're not tax exempt doesn't mean you're not philanthropic.

he went on facebook to defend himself. a man who says he wants to use 40 billion of his own money to better the world has to explain his own actions? he's given money to nonprofits, 100 million to schools in new jersey, 120 million to bay area charities, 75 million to sf general, 25 million to fight ee ebola and he has his critics. let's look at the job numbers. 200,000 added in november. keep in mind, more people are coming back into the labor market. that number could have actually gone up and it still would have been good news. thinking of large sums of money, believe it or not, the year's old apple/samsung fight that started in a northern california courtroom is almost over. samsung agreed to pay apple nearly half a billion dollars and say if apple can get them

the bill soon, they'll actually get the check printed by a week from monday. a jury ruled years ago samsung copied many of iphones features when making their phone. this dates back to forever. and i would think it's almost over. >> are they even still using that technology? >> you're right. we're talking about very original apple iphones and samsungs. there weren't even galaxies. here's a live look at san francisco and the snow that is falling in the bay area is not recording on the radar. we are looking at the cal train holiday train between san francisco and santa clara this weekend providing holiday entertainment, of course, and collecting toy donations for kids who may not get a gift this

holiday season. he has on gloves so it is snowing. >> we make four stops down the peninsula. each stop is about 20 minutes. there's entertainment on the platform before we come in, salvation army will have their canteen there and they will be collecting toys for tots at the station. if you bring a new, unwrapped toy, we would appreciate it. >> so the old-fashion community christmas gathering will also include live performances and appearances from santa a it looks like frosty is there. the holiday event is free but, again, you are encouraged to bring an up wrapped gift. proof of a white christmas. >> suddenly christmas. >> he was wearing lights around his neck. i don't think i've ever seen that before. >> that's pretty cool. and it's the weekend where a lot of people are, you know, getting in to the habit of decorating and making sure that

everything is on point to come in for the holiday season. as we look out live in san francisco, things are drying out. quite a bit of rain yesterday. let's take a look at the rainfall totals in the north bay. close to an inch of rain and in petaluma, half an inch of rain. sausalito, also a quarter. around san francisco, close to a quarter of an inch. half of an inch in dublin and sunol, south bay, kind of got jipped a little bit. as the next system moves in, it will still bring leftover sprinkles and we'll have dry weather heading into today and tomorrow. look what happened on sunday. more rain in this forecast. it comes early enough and it doesn't spoil your outdoor plans. at 1:45 it starts to move into the north bay and it will be another one of those systems that weakens and gets lighter in the south bay and still bringing more snow for this year.

so great news all around. a look at the hour-by-hour forecast in san francisco. low 50s and upper 50s by the afternoon and bright and sunny all throughout the day, not as windy. clouds moving in later on tonight. rainfall for the next system moving in, the possibility, once again of heavier rain for the north bay, maybe an inch. trace amount for the south bay. keep you up to date on that. let's see how the roads are moving with mike. >> kari, they are moving well. there are flashing lights and a secondary crash. the first one moved, all clear. the second is west 580 approaching the dublin interchange. this is a distraction but it's not affecting the flow of traffic as far as any lanes being blocked and we'll show you the map. that's a minor effect on a minor commute right now. look at that. that's 580 out of the altamont and livermore interchanges. we see that slide towards the end of the year where vacations

are moving around. light commute. a crash 280 around foothill expressway happened ten minutes ago. hasn't been a problem for the flow of traffic. there's another fender bender reported around the bay bridge toll plaza. no lanes are blocked. we'll track that. it moves well. palo alto, a smooth flow of traffic north towards willow. >> mike, thank you. the sports play of the year, possibly, coming up next. here's the play everyone's

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packers down by two with one last heave to the end zone. the hail mary is complete! a couple of cal grads hooking up on the play -- n thursday night football, it was a hail mary. in never works but in this case it does, aaron rodgers and game on the line. last play of the game, green bay wins. 27-23. >> that was amazing. >> he's off the free market agent. >> he proposed to his long-time girlfriend at the happiest place on earth. she said "yes," by the way. and surely the fireworks didn't come at a huge expense. >> fireworks all around. >> no pressure when you propose, right? coming up next, the brother-in-law of the san francisco shooter has been talking about the story all morning. >> he was not radical, in my experience. >> why he was calling it a

personal act. plus, a story of survival. the simple act just before that massacre that spared one man's life. come on in pop pop.

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still leftover sprinkles in the north bay and low clouds and fog. the rest of the bay area, the roads are drying out and it's cool heading out the door this morning. it will warm up nicely into the afternoon. highs around 58 degrees in the east bay while the north bay is at 60 degrees and 61 in the south bay. we've had a few issues on the road. so let's check in now with mike. >> kari, they have cleared very quickly because the light volume has allowed them to clear the roadway. we're looking at the berkeley curve. i don't see a crash there on the camera. the commute towards the bay bridge toll plaza, the map will show you the traffic flow is very well the speed sensors just slowing at the plaza itself. this morning's commute, like a friday, typical. the lighter flow of traffic is lighter than your typical friday. no slowing for 680. we'll show the south bay. this is representing the flow.

a little build for the morning. >> mike, thank you. tears shed and candles lit to honor those lost in wednesday's mass shooting and this all comes as we learn new details about a possible motive for that husband and wife behind that massacre. >> we have multiple reports this morning, starting with "today in the bay" peggy bunker. we're learning more about the victims and their families. >> reporter: and that's really the hard part, sam. as the light comes up in front of the inland regional center, people here in san bernardino are waking up still grappling with what happened here on wednesday. of course, for those waking up without loved ones will become a daily struggle. 4,000 people came out to vigils that took place across the city.

one at the sports stadium here and another at a mosque. remembering these victims. one of the victims, damien meins played santa claus. the other was sierra clayborn and nicholas thalasinos. his wife jennifer says he knew syed farook. >> he knew syed and never had anything to say about him. >> now, ryan was immediately alarmed when he heard about the shooting because his partner, daniel kaufman, he knew was inside at the time of the holiday party. >> i tried to call him. >> reporter: sole he had been

trying to call him and text him but instead it was in these moments here that he learned his partner, daniel kaufman, had been shot and did not survive. many of the survivors hearsay they came out to the irc once they heard. they were waiting to find out, you know, who was going to be coming out. they all expected their loves ones to come out of the irc. they had simply gone out that day for a holiday party. no one expected what was inside. so many people, so many families waking up this morning with just a devastating reality that their loved ones are gone. in san bernardino, i'm peggy bunker, back to you. >> thank you very much, peggy. >> those pictures, the pain so expressive. thank you, peggy. along with learning more about the victims, we're hearing from one of the first officers on the scene the morning of the attack >> it was unspeakable, the carnage that we were seeing, the number of people who were injured and, unfortunately,

already dead. and the pure panic on the face of those individuals. we went further into the building and that was a difficult choice to have to make as well, passing people that we knew were injured and in need of assistance but our goal at that time had to be trying to locate the shooters and deal with them. >> difficult decision, indeed. and now we are learning more about the suspects as well, syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik. authorities say farook may have been radicalized, saying that he had contact with persons of interest both locally and overseas. >> we have more on that part of the story with bob redell. the family is offering a contradictory version. >> he is. law enforcement does believe that syed farook had been radicalized and in touch with people overseas who have piqued

the interests of u.s. authorities. they are still trying to find out if and he his wife had planned for more attacks because inside their home officers found another 4500 rounds of ammunition and 12 more pipe bomb-like devices. it appears that the couple tried to cover at least some of their tracks. hard drive was removed and cell phones smashed. so far, no written message left behind. law enforcement is also probing the couple's connections to the people in the los angeles area who have jihadi views. nbc's lester holt spoke with farook's brother-in-law. >> was he a very political person? >> no, not at all. >> strongly religious person? >> he was a good, religious person, yep. just like anybody normal would be. but nothing -- nothing that i could see that he could do that. >> nothing that would fit the term radicalized, as we've heard? >> no, not that i can think.

you know, not the person i know, he was not radical. >> but farhed khan does call his brother-in-law a bad person for leaving behind his 6-month-old child. they fired at employees with guns purchased legally. 14 people died in that massacre. more than 21 were injured. 27 officers surrounded the couple later in that day and killed them after a barrage of almost 400 bullets. sam? kris? >> thank you very much, bob. we're also hearing from survivors including one man who was at that holiday party and decided to take a restroom break just moments before the shooting. >> somebody asked, where is syed? i didn't realize wasn't there at the moment. i left to use the bathroom, the shooting started. we secured the restroom so nobody could enter. >> how?

>> i laid on the floor and put my feet against the door and had the other gentleman beside me do the same. >> reporter: did the gunman come in the restroom? >> he wasn't going to be able to get in. if he did, it would have been over our dead bodies. >> that's tough to hear. to get updates on the shooting investigation, go to nbcbayarea.com. new information is posted immediately on our websites. also, on our social media platform. that was rough. >> that was very hard to listen to. it's not clear what's going to happen in washington as a result of yesterday's events. but on the heels of this mass shooting, there's a push for stricter gun laws in the bay area. in a few hours, city leaders will talk about their proposal to ban large-capacity magazines. >> that's the story that stephanie chuang is covering from our san francisco newsroom. can you give us specifics on that plan? >> i can. just yesterday you were talking about how many mass shootings there have been in 2015. more than there have been days this year.

gun safety is a big topic. san francisco and now oakland is pushing it forward. at 10:00, two council members in oakland alongside police chief will announce a proposal. one, banning large capacity magazines, ten rounds or more except any issued to law enforcement making it illegal to have a firearm in any home unless stored in a lock container or disabled with a trigger lock and requiring safe storage of firearms in a motor vehicle for those who have concealed carry licenses. in san francisco, the city is experiencing more vehicle burglaries which has spotlighted the concern of thieves stealing guns out of these cars. also a big issue after a woman was shot and killed in july at pier 14 and that involved a gun stolen from a federal agent's vehicle. councilman campos is trying to ban firearms in a car unless locked in the trunk or stored in a lock box attached to the

vehicle. violators would possibly face fines of up to $10,000 or six months in jail. so that may get its first vote on december 15th. we're talking about multiple bay area cities talking about gun safety and we will be at that oakland presser at 10:00 this morning. stay tuned with nbc bay area. live in our san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay". >> all right. we'll see you there at 10:00. a controversial measure ends with an agreement in san jose. later today, city leaders will announce details on a deal reached with remaining nine employee unions regarding pension retirement and health care benefit plans as well. san jose will take those agreements to a judge and ask that measure b be invalidated. the city council is expected to approve the terms of that agreement on december 15th. measure b was passed by the voters. >> passed by the voters and now

over, resolved. what we're just getting into is our weekend. we had some rain yesterday and there's still some out there but so far, so good. >> so far, so good. in san francisco, we're waking up to mostly clear skies and the rain and clouds have been confined to the north bay, for the most part. looking at this system that moved through yesterday, now producing snow in the sierra, we have lingering light showers once again moving across the far north bay and approaching santa rosa at this point. expect some rain there. and our current temperature in the low 40s with highs expected to be 60 degrees no matter where you are, inland, coast, bay. we'll have pretty uniform temperatures all across the board with mostly sunny skies. this weekend, we'll shake things up with more rain moving in to the bay area. i'll detail that coming up in a few minutes but we'll see where things are slowing down now with mike. >> i'll show you exactly where. right here. san mateo westbound, that's the

focus of a lot of folks coming over from the east bay heading to the peninsula side. 101 sees slowing. look at your map. along that extension part by the poll plaza. 880, with that build and volume of traffic moving towards the dunn-barton bridge. light build for 101 north through san jose and 101 through palo alto, here's a look at the drive past university. back to you. >> thank you, mike. right now it's 6:41. coming up next, why the serial stowaway is going to walk free this morning. more good news about the american economy for you. we'll share it with you coming up in a bit. plus, one person's million dollars in jewelry just disappeared and store workers didn't know what happened until the suspect was long gone.

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always afraid of manage like that. >> he's been at it before. a surveillance image from a burglary last year shows him allegedly stealing a $35,000 ring from another jewelry store in santa fe. police want to catch him before he strikes again. more great news about the american economy with 211,000 new jobs created last month. >> scott mcgrew, more good news beyond just that. >> that's right. 211,000 would have been good enough. it was more than we expected but and then the economists revised their estimates from previous months, too, and said october numbers are close to 300,000. so this is phenomenal growth. janet yellen must be very glad to hear that. she may be head of the fed but doesn't get the numbers before the rest of us and was making pretty heavy bets that the jobs numbers would be good as she testified before congress yesterday about interest rate. yellen clearly wants to raise rates. she's got two big breaks this

week. the jobs number just now and then earlier, the european central bank did something that made our dollar weaker. rate hike increases sometimes make the dollar go up too high so the move by the ecb gives yellen room to raise the rate. born in the san francisco courtroom years ago, apple may send samsung a check for more than half a billion dollars for copying apps on app he will's i phon iphones. it's close to being over. gopro shares are down more than ever. shares down 4% and morgan stanley did what they figure out how many stores were selling the product and how many they were selling and they are just not.

hopefully the pricing decrease will help but gopro is in serious trouble this morning. >> woodman is not smiling ear to ear right now. >> thank you, scott. fishermen met with state officials in santa rosa yesterday but weren't told when the california crab season will reopen if it does. crabs in some regions are testing clear and others are still showing high levels of a dangerous toxin produced by an algae bloom. the crabs won't be deemed safe to eat until results come back for two weeks. hopefully you can go back to enjoying the weekend as we take a live look outside. beautiful shot of san francisco. you can see the clouds are starting to clear out and we do still have patchiness fog this morning. watch out for that. now, as we take a live look from our weather underground camera,

mt. hamilton, you can see all across the south bay. a few clouds this morning. as the sun comes up, we have clearing heading into the day and still there is some rain left over from the system that brought us showers in parts of the north bay while the rest of the bay area clears out. i think this will continue to roll off to the east. the rest of us will not see those showers moving through. a couple of days of dry weather. more clouds moving in. take it to sunday. boom. here we are. early 2:00 on sunday morning. and there will be some light showers moving in to the north bay as well as the rest of the bay area. as we go in to 7 and 8:00, the last batch of the rain roll os through and we can go back to enjoying the weekend after getting a nice amount of rain, especially in the north bay. but it does kind of fizzle out once again as it moves into the south bay. kind of like we've gotten used to seeing this time of year. but the rainfall amount for the north bay, looking pretty promising at this point. at least a quarter of an inch of

rain and there may be spots inching closer to an inch of rain. let's check out what happens in the sierra. there will be another light snow there and at least another inch for squaw and two inches for squaw and there may be higher amounts. looking at the weekend forecasts, highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s. once again, the chance early on sunday and then the clouds hanging around through sunday afternoon. we'll have another look at the forecast coming up. let's see what is happening on the roads now with mike. sounds like a good sunday. hanging out with the clouds. northbound 101 at 680 as the sun comes up, there's a little slowing and sheen on the roadway. kari talks about the north bay, scattered showers up there so slick but the sun hasn't dried out all of the roads so it will be damp. 101, 87 and 280 showing a slower drive but 580 will kick in and help. this is a later light commute.

san mateo bridge picking up the volume. 92 slow from hayward to across the flat section of the bridge itself now moving to the highrise. we show you the east bay, approaching the maze and bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on but not much for the east shore freeway. over there in the north bay, san rafael, let's take a live look. the north indicating you might get a chance for some fog and also puddles there again. slicker spots in the north bay has seen drizzles this morning. back to you. >> a serial stowaway, marilyn hartman, will be a free woman, so to speak. it's in chicago where she got into the most trouble. the 64-year-old has been in custody there since the spring for trying to get on planes at o'hare airport and midway airport. so, as part of her probation there, she will be forced to

wear an ankle bracelet and can't get within 2500 feet within either of those two airports. new this morning, a deadly bombing in egypt. an attack at a nightclub in cairo killed 16 people. you can see the chaotic scene. the owner of the club believes three men carried out the attack because he wouldn't let them in. many establishments like this one in cairo serves food and alcohol during the day and opening at night. one of the parisians bars targeted in last month's attack is back open for business. it's the first to reopen since the tragedy. gunmen killed five people there at the bonne biere bar. you saw the sign, though, on the top of the restaurant. in french it reads, "it's time

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the sun comes up on another day -- we're learning more about the victims killed in the mass shooting. kris/boxes to as the sun comes up on another day, we're learning more information about the victims and their families killed in that mass shooting. >> "today in the bay" peggy

bunker is live in san bernardino. peggy, it's got to be cathartic for the family members to talk about their loved ones but it's so hard to hear. >> reporter: it is so hard to hear. dawn is breaking on this friday morning and the reality is still sinking in. according to san bernardino police, 12 of the 14 victims worked for the department of health here. almost all of the 21 victims who were injured also worked for the county. one of the victims, michael wetzel, a married father of six, he and his wife had five children that they had together from previous marriages and had one additional child together. that's one of the families now that many people are talking about. renee is a stay-at-home mom left to figure out how to care for six children. people here in this community say they are simply devastated by the shooting but they will not let that change them or make them fearful. >> even when evil strikes, they

didn't know they would be striking in the city of san bernardino. they didn't know that they were going to be in the toughest city in the inland empire. >> reporter: the investigation is back up and the road has been filled with police cars back and forth and the helicopters are back up in the sky. once again, working on the goal of figuring out what the motive was for wednesday's shooting. in san bernardino, i'm peggy bunker, "today in the bay". >> thank you, peggy. we'll bring in bob redell for the latest on the investigation and the suspects and what family members are saying is different than law enforcement. >> you are correct. a brother-in-law is saying that while syed farook was a bad person, he was not radical and not political. law enforcement believes otherwise. they believe he had been

radicalized. they believe he was in touch with people in the l.a. area who have jihadi views and may have been in contact with people overseas who are of interest to u.s. authorities. from what we know so far, farook and his wife did not believe behind any message indicating motive. they removed the hard drive from their computer and smashed their cell phones and did not say anything as they shot to death 14 people at a christmas party for a san bernardino health department employees wednesday morning. they did leave behind thousands of rounds of ammunition and 12 pipe bomb-type devices in the redlands home leaving law enforcement to wonder if they had plans for more attacks. >> thank you very much, bob. after that shooting, it's not necessarily washington but oakland city leaders are pushing for stricter gun control laws this morning. >> "today in the bay" stephanie chuang has a look at what they are proposing today, steph. >> gun safety is a big discussion. leaders have been focused on it for months in san francisco and

now it's a big approximate ush in oakland. they will detail three proposals on gun restriction. city leaders want this. making it illegal for anyone to have a large magazine, ten rounds or more, unless issued to law enforcement. banning people from keeping a firearm in any home unless stored in a locked container or disabled with a trigger lock. and finally, requiring safe storage of firearms in a vehicle. they want the city administrator to come up with legislation, come back in four months that would mandate and apply to the police. we will hear from the police chief in oakland along with the two city council members. live in the san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay". >> thank you, stephanie. well, it looks like it's going to be a nice day. >> it's cool, too. heading out the door this morning, as the skies clear,

we're in the low 40s in the north bay, while 47 degrees in san francisco. highs today reaching 57 there while the rest of the bay area in the upper 50s and near 60 degrees. so overall, a good friday coming in. >> okay. a little fog, a little rain in the north bay. >> uh-huh. >> no traffic. very little traffic. >> no traffic. see that little guy here on the end, this is san jose with slowing north 101. your typical patterns for the south bay this friday. we expected this lighter flow of traffic. it will kick in around 8:00. damp roadway there and same thing across the san mateo bridge. it moves well before 7:00. no slowing yet. bay bridge, of course, you have the metering lights on here. it will ease up early in the morning commute and kick in again midday here as well as the golden gate bridge as folks get in to san francisco for the weekend. >> well, there is one train that is stopped but it's not a traffic alert. it's the holiday train. it's going to be making stops at nine stations between san francisco and santa clara this

weekend. if you can donate an unwrapped toy, they can certainly get it to a child who can use it. >> complete santa claus. we'll see you again. >> good morning. nchtsd good morning. signs of terrorism evidence that the couple had become radicalized. the attackers in communication with the synthesizers leading up to the shooting. this morni, the brother-in-law of one of the shooters is speaking out. >> you left that kid behind. >> as the community comes together the remember the victims. fear on wall street. the dow drops sharply and concerned the fed is going to raise interest rates for the first time in nearly a decade. dead at 48.