clampi isis is the face of evil. we'll do what's required to keep the american people safe. >> now at noon, france is clamping down on isis following

friday's deadly attacks that killed 129 people and injured more than 300. good afternoon, michelle griego has the afternoon off. we begin with developing news this noon on the paris attack. france is launching a second day of air strikes on isis targets in syria, retaliation for the slaughter of at least 129 people. fighter jets have been taking off from bases in jordan, striking an isis command sentter. training camps and ammunition dump in the city of rack ca. one military official says france is taking the lead. meanwhile the city of paris is wracked with grief over friday's massacre. there is mourning in the streets and the manhunt continues for throes responsible. >> reporter: good morning. we are here in republic square this evening in paris. you can see the large group of people gathering here. this has become one of the large makeshift mental morals

in the city. it is somber ask people are also on edge, because keep in mind, one attack soldier still at large. >> reporter: thousands across paris shared an emotional moment of silence today, honoring the lives of the 12 killed and hundreds more injured in friday night's terror attack. >> we have to be careful, take care. >> reporter: french police are moving aggressively, arresting two dozen people overnight during more than 150 raids across the country. security forces in belgium are also on the move, searching for 26-year-old slammed. french reports say abdelhamid abaaoud is the mastermind behind the operation. he is believed to be in syria now. french war planes slammed targets overnight, and u.s. intelligence is helping the french locate targets. >> reporter: isis is the face

of evil. our goal, as i have said many times, is to degrade and ultimately destroy this barbaric terrorist organization. >> reporter: many in paris have returned to work today, but there is still a sense of sadness and fear. some have found solace at memorials like this. >> reporter: carol colon can't believe his friend was gunned down. >> she die. >> reporter: his other friend is recovering after being shot. france is under a state of emergency that could last for the next three months. >> reporter: and of the seven attackers that were killed, police know the identities of five of them. and in each case, according to authorities, they all spent time training with isis in syria. in paris, kpix. right now the eiffel tower's lights are back on. the iconic monument lit with the colors of the french flag. the tower has been closed since

friday's attacks. people in the bay area have been stopping by the french consulate to pay respects to the victims of the attack. today flowers and posters calling for peace were displayed. some also left written messages in a book of condolences. and hundreds gathered at a vigil at cal state university long beach to remember a student, killed in the attacks. a choir sang to honor gonzalez as mourners pack the student union. the 23-year-old was among the 19 people who were fatally shot at a paris bistro friday night. the industrial design major was studying abroad for a semester. tonight scott will be in paris with the very latest on the investigation following kpix news at 5:00. and remember stay right here with kpix 5 and cbs for continuing coverage of the attacks in france.

back home two alameda counsel toy sheriff's deputies are on paid leave after security cameras recorded them beating a suspect with batons. the suspects hit assistance love petrov. he had just led deputies on a high speed chase and then rammed into the police cruisers. the deputies are on leave while the sheriff's office investigates. the san francisco public defend soldier accusing the deputies of using excessive force. new details this noon about a fatal officer involved shooting. jackie ward is live with more. jackie. >> reporter: frank a 3-year-old male with a previous oakland address was shot and killed by police after what was presented to them ended up being a fake gun. this all happened at 90th and bancroft sudden evening as police officers were filling

out paperwork and waiting for tow trucks to remove a motorcycle. a person who lived nearby says side shows are happening almost every weekend. oakland mayor libby shaft says enough is enough. >> the city of oakland will not tolerate these activities. they represent an unacceptable amount of risks for motorists and pedestrians and most importantly, the residents of east oakland deserve to have peace and quiet. >> reporter: late saturday night this was what the scene looked like near the 880 high street off-ramp. 200 cars were seen driving in the wrong connection early sunday morning. people were doing donuts and jumping on cars. even a patrol car. police say as many as 700 cars were involved in various side

shows. police had gotten word late last week of a possible side show happening over the past weekend and called in chp for mutual aid, but it turned out to be a way bigger event than predicted. so today it was announced a new hotline to report side shows has been established. 510-777-8703. jackie ward kpix 5. let's take you outside on a beautiful fall afternoon. you can see it is going to stay that way for a week or two, but you see the flag there at half staff, blowing in the wind. it is blustery out there. >> it certainly is. that is why the national weather service has issued a wind advisory for the delta, this includes fairfield. right now we are looking at the blue wind swept skies out toward the mountain camera. also looking out from sausalito toward the city of san francisco. boy is that clear, great

visibility because of the winds whipping up in the city right now. 20 miles per hour. across the bay, san jose westerly at 21 miles per hour. we have the winds at 16 in napa. i have the windy conditions, and when you can anticipate rain, coming up later in this newscast. frank? investigators are looking at mechanical failure as a possible cause in friday's tour bus crash in san francisco. twenty people were injured when the bus crashed at union square, six remain hospitalized. san francisco supervisor jane kim said a preliminary report suggests something was wrong with the bus. >> i think there are some questions about how record keeping has been, and how vehicles are actually being maintained by large tour bus companies regulated by the state. >> reporter: the chp is reviewing the bus's maintenance records and video of the crash will be crucial to the investigation. surveillance cameras at some of the nearby store in union square captured footage of the

crash. kaiser has reached an agreement with its workers. it allows workers to advocate for their patients without fear of being disciplined or fired. kaiser has agreed to keep the ratio of new, versus returning patients at 1-4. officials have also agreed to abandon a plan to cut pension benefits. up next, muni is going high- tech. the new way passengers buy tickets no plus a tornado touchdown. cameras are rolling when a twister ripped through a california community. we are going to take you there, when we come back.

u-s army reserve in worcest. sources say 6 semi-automatic s were taken the fbi authorities are

working to track down weapons stolen at a u.s. army reserve. six semiautomatic rifles and 10 pistols were taken over the weekend. they have been entered in a national database. >> we have some evidence response resources on scene, as well as investigative capability. >> reporter: investigators don't believe the theft is connected to any terror threat. and the bay bridge pier explosion is done. six seconds of bubbling, churning water, that is all you could see here. it took 600 explosive charges to bring down the largest of the underwater support peers. -- piers. >> everything went according to plan that we are aware of right now. >> cal trans may use the same meth today to bring down more of the remaining piers. the lake county director of social service has been

appointed recovery coordinator. carol hutchinson will have office hours two days a week at the gibson museum and culture center. that happens today and thursday from 9:30 in the morning until noon. a weekend of wild weather for people in some parts of california. a tornado touched down yesterday, take a look, causing a lot of damage and knocking out power. it happened in a mostly rural community in assistance slaw -- assistance law -- in the county. >> i thought it was birds, in all actuality, it was debris. home of sabrina woodard and her husband, the storm ripped off the roof and tore down the barn. at another home it toppled trees and fences and ripped off part of a church roof. a crazy weekend of weather and we have a lot of wind still don't we? >> interestingly enough, we do see, on an average, one tornado in the month of november

throughout the state of california and 11 per year. hard to imagine right? okay. weather watching time. at this time everybody is reporting numbers in the 50s except for charlie, he is reporting 68 degrees in vallejo. winds 23 miles per hour. and jerry in antioch has 1 miles per hour winds. and yes the flag is flying there. the embarcadero gusts 22 miles per hour. temperatures mostly in the 50s. 60 degrees in concord. 19 miles per hour winds in fremont. 21 in san jose, 16 in napa and way out in this area, fairfield, which encompasses the strait and the delta, that is where we have the wind advisory until 6:00 p.m. tonight.

the winds out of the northwest at 20 miles per hour. we have such a gradual warming slated for this week, i don't see any rain in the forecast through thanksgiving. sure, we have a series of troughs well to the north of us. so unless something changes, like a ridge of high pressure breaks down, we have a dry spot of weather for the next 7-10 days easily. we'll be basking in sunshine and extremely dry conditions. temperatures will be above average, beginning tomorrow. upper 50s at the state capital today. currently 25, going up to 33 in the greater lake tahoe area with a foot of snow above 7000 feet. the sun goes down at 4:58. and by the time it comes up tomorrow morning temperatures will have dipped between the low 30s and the low 50s. highs today 50s and 60s. 58 degrees in livermore. 26 in san rafael. here is your extended forecast, you'll notice each and every day that gradual warming until

we bump up again saturday and we'll have to bring the temperatures to 60s across-the- board. if you want to be one of my weather watchers like charlie in vallejo, visit us online at cbs s. m..com/weather watchers. >> they send you personal notes too. >> charlie wrote he just returned from a hawaiian cruise. >> better place to be. thanks charlie. love them or hate them the san francisco tech buses may become permanent fixtures in the city. tomorrow the transportation agency will vote to make the commuter shuttle pilot program permanent. for more than a year, shuttle buses have been using uni stops for a fee. ferry workers from san francisco down to the silicon valley. this morning the city is unveiling its new mobile fare payment app. no more standing in line at the ticket machines. just download the mobile from the app store and buy a ticket online. >> most people have a

smartphone. most people who live here have a smartphone. most people who visit here have a smartphone. muni mobile will allow people to basically put a fare on to their smartphone. >> reporter: the app is free and available starting today. for now it is an 18-month pilot program where you can purchase single ride cable car fares. apps that drain your battery. reporter jill wagner says there is a way to fix that. >> reporter: sarah kim and jack don't leave home without their smartphones. or their smartphone chargers. >> reporter: do you notice your bat dry drains quickly? i can't yeah. >> reporter: a new study from av gdiscovered which smartphone apps are the biggest battery drainers on android. for social media it is snapchat. netflix is high on the list. no surprise since it streams

movies. so are shopping apps like wal- mart. bridget carrie says lots of apps can eat up battery life on any smartphone i don't they are not supposed to be doing that. >> reporter: snapchat constantly pulls your gps location and sends notification. for best advice, go into settings and turn off the background app refresh for your apps. i looked on my phone. all of them were on. and it turns out simply closing an app when you are doing using it may eat up more battery than it saves. >> when you start it up again it has to redownload and repull in all the memory. >> reporter: jack and sarah say they are on their phones all day. >> facebook, instagram. >> reporter: but they are still not ready to leave their chargers at home. jill wagner, cbs news, new york. all eyes on wall street today. despite the attacks of paris on friday the market is actually up, and up in a big way. you see it there up nearly 200

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parsley this noon. >> reporter: you know i love doing tips on italian parsley. just remind everybody that's year round, it is delicious. i put this in just about everything we cook with when it comes to italian food. i finish with it and i start with it. it adds so much. when you buy italian parsley you want to make sure it is nice and green all the way around. and sometimes in most cases the bigger the better when it comes to the leaf itself. when you bring it open, open it up and put it in the refrigerator. but never wash them before you store them but always wash before you enjoy them. and a quick tip because they are in the display case with a little bit of water, when you get them home pat them dry before you put them in the refrigerator. they'll last longer. italian parsley. i have bunches in the house in the fridge traitor all the

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story and more at fi coming up tonight a mall accused of playing scrooge. parents outraged at the cost for kids to visit santa claus. coming up at 5:00. is it blustery out there and you said look, can't you see my weather report? crazy. >> this is why we have a wind advisory in effect for our kids until 6:00 tonight. some of the winds up to 30 with stronger gusts. okay that is the story. we'll see bright and early tomorrow morning it is a beautiful day isn't it? >> wind swept blue skies. ,,

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