this is the bay area's news station. kron 4 news weekend starts now. good morning. we are tracking the rain in the bay area as we take a look at stormtracker 4 radar. it's not just the wet weather we need to know about. we are also tracking very strong winds expected in the bay area later on this morning. good morning everybody. let's take a look at conditions outside right now. golden gate on the left and the san mateo bridge on the ride. the bay bridge toll plaza showing raindrops on the camera lens. they are all wet, by the way, just so you know. >> good news that heavy rain for a while there, but moving

quickly. even in the east bay is going to be moving out today. so it's not an all-day rain by any stretch. the winds you want to take note of. blustery conditions, too. we have a shot here. that's up at -- where is that? >> it's in the sierra. >> there we go. tahoe. >> kirkwood. >> and more is coming this afternoon because don't forget that's further east and that's where all this stuff is going towards as we progress further. here is a quick check again. the radar, boy, that sticks out like a sore thumb. heavy rain in the east bay hills and then down to the south bay that's where again more rain is. remember that line we talked about. that front is about there. now, behind it we are getting post-frontal showers, a few left over. it's going to be around this morning a little bit. but this is the heavier rain as this line goes to the southeast. it will be debarting you. we are left with the winds. wind advisory at 10:00 this morning. it goes through 10:00 p.m. it covers again that basically where most of the heavy rain is now.

that's where the wind advisory will replace it behind the front and along the coastal locations. the peninsula, downtown san francisco included in all of that as well. at the game for the east bay, the oakland raiders going on, 60 at game time, cool and windy. and winds 25 to 30 with gusts to 40. here is a breakdown. a sloppy start. cloudy, showers. by noon a few showers, chilly. our temps there in the upper 50s department. then by 5 p.m. windy and cool and temperatures still hanging in the 50s. we will take a look a at the complete weekend forecast what's left of it and on to next week as well. >> thank you. breaking news this morning. we are learning more about the victims and the terrorists in the paris attacks. this morning seven people linked to the attacks were he detained in belgium. bunt suicide bombers has been identified as ismael omar mostefai. this is video showing the aftermath of the attacks on the streets of paris. 129 people were killed.

more than 300 others hurt in paris on friday. isis claiming responsibility for those attacks. we are also learning more about one of the victims. a student from csu long beach. i want to show you now nohemi gonzalez. she was one of the students there in paris spending a semesterrer studying abroad. sarah shows us how the world is coming together following the attacks. >> reporter: an outpouring of support from around the world for the victims of the terrorist attacks. >> new york city stands together today with our sister city paris. we he feel such deep sorrow. i hope that when they see the support of the people all over the world that's coming out for them that they realize this is the time to heal. >> the world is watching. i don't know how to say it. we have to figure out why this is going on. >> reporter: among the victims is nohemi gonzalez. the 23-year-old was a student at cal state long beach.

>> noemi was something of a star in our department. >> reporter: across paris friday night paris armed with students and suicide vests carried out attacks at six different locations. isis claimed responsibility for the bloodshed. french president francois hollande promises a merciless response. investigators are scrambling to track down possible accomplices. not just in france. arrests in belgium connected to the terrorist attacks. investigators say a car rented in brussels was found near one the sites of the attacks. one of the suspect was known to police. cnn pressed one french senator as he slipped through the cracks. >> a big murderer last time was also known as they were acting like that. >> reporter: some 1,500 [ inaudible ] zoo team coverage continues this morning. the paris terror attacks are affecting a lot of people around the world, including in here in the bay area.

we take look at a video held in san francisco just last night to honor the victims. kron 4 scott rates was there to talk with the mourners. >> it was a letter to the terrorists to stop hurting everyone. we brought flowers and candles and stuff to remember those who this passed in the attacks. >> reporter: san francisco and paris are sister cities. anybody who spent time in paris loves paris. and we are standing here because we love that city. we love those people. we can stand here safely tonight to support peace and to support non-extremism and to take a quiet moment to think about our brothers and sisters in france. >> pretty horrible for everybody living in democracy. >> lucky for us no one in our family or friends in paris right now, none of them had died or got hurt. >> i think this was sort of pointed towards young people in

paris. it was a cool neighborhood. sports arena. i don't know why, but i sort of think the young people are finally going to go, no, no, we are not numb to this. >> i don't like people getting gunned and shooting and hurting people. it's like the country i was born in and, yeah, it's pretty really, really sad for me and my family and also everyone else in paris. >> ♪[ singing ]. >> reporter: reporting in san francisco, scott race, kron 4. at sfo friends and families waited to be reunited with loved ones. they told kron 4 of their horror and resolve. >> i was in paris for the charlie hebdo incident. yes, i have seen the same thing. it's horrific to think that it could happen again. >> there was people with machine guns. police army everywhere in the

champs-elysie. >> they were in their 20s and 30s and hand red. it was increasing and increasing. it was really, really awful. >> some passengers say they regret not being with their families in the days following this act of terror. happening today if you are headed to the raiders game at the coliseum expect to see added security in response to the attacks in paris. the nfl says that there will be additional security both inside and outside all nfl stadiums today. the league says it's spoken with the fbi and says there is no known threats against any stadiums today. the nfl is telling fans to avoid bringing any type of bag to the game this afternoon. kickoff for the raiders game against the minnesota vikings set for 1:05 later today. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend, seven people still in the hospital following that bus accident in union square. the latest on what doctors are saying about their condition. and it's not looking any

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to the south heavy rains through hayward and the south bay as well. now, this is the big lump of rain we have been talking about. upstream the concern winds. i'll a explain. >> thank you. a live look outside. see what the conditions are. very cloudy, very wet, and you can see from the bay bridge toll plaza light traffic into san francisco this morning. for the weekend it is the harvest festival going on in san mateo, some live music and food. it's happening at the san mateo event center from 10 this morning to 5:00 this afternoon. it's free for the first 100 people who show up. how much will you see? electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge,

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adam. waking up this morning to some rain depending where you live in the bay area. as we look at stormtracker 4 it's mainly falling in the east bay right now. all parts of the bay area pretty much got soaked earlier this

morning in the overnight time. and also we're expecting high winds later today and a high wind advisory, right? >> that's right. wind advisory going on here at 10:00 a.m. but, yeah, as you said earlier, here is the embarcadero and already starting to pick up a little bit of a breeze. those will be swaying a little more later today. big time winds. even in the peninsula, too. the peninsula, the east bay, oakland, then further inland it drops off. further to the south bay not as much. more of a heavy to a light wind. there you go. stormtracker 4, there is the heavier rains. s f for the most part the most urbanized areas of the bay area getting the brunt of the rain. in the south you see the houston rockets rains all the way down -- the heavier rains down there. upstream hardly anything. we may see the skies actually start to try to open up. sun pops out a little bit.

we may goat -- get clouds and a little leftover shower. the cold air in behind it. good news for mountains up at tahoe look at the development of snow there. there is a lot more upstream for those folks. it will be a snowy day up in the mountains today because it will delayed to move on through. from our perspective, expect the winds to really be kicking in here. temperatures in the 50s. we are expecting 60s to come, but it won't feel like it. let's do the precipitation part to go through this. a couple of waves upstream before the noon hour. skies try to open up. we may see the clouds fill back in today. thanks to daytime heighting and a sprinkle or two, a clearing sky condition particularly this afternoon. we are left with the wind. futurecast 4 on those winds to the noon hour, look at that. all of the bay area curled by double digits it looks like. even that the late afternoon. evening hours as well. we are still looking at double digits. oakland at 21, san francisco at 13, and the gusts of course will be higher even up to the north

bay getting some of that, even though somewhat shielded by the hills on the coast. about 2 a.m. and overnight still kind of a breeze hanging around it looks like. so that's what the wind advisory has been posted for. you see the coverage. the east bay shoreline to the south bay and all of the peninsula is covered in all of this. a look at our high temperatures along the peninsula. lower 60s for highs there. along the bay shoreline near about 60. and for the south bay a little bit warmer. not as windy in the late afternoon/evening hours compared to the neighbors to the north. we will see upper 50s it to another about 60 for highs there. we will check on the seven-day forecast a little bit later on. >> dave, thank you. back to the news. happening right now seven people remain hospitalized following that bus accident in union square. you are taking a look at video from the crash from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. on friday an out of control tour bus hit people, cars and a bicyclist. what doctors are saying about the victims of the accident.

>> reporter: pretty much back to normal. the roads cleared of traffic. the damaged scaffolding moved and the area boarded up. a far cry from the bloody scene not long ago. among the injured brent andrews says eight victims were admitted it to the only trauma center in town. san francisco general hospital. >> what we've seen are facial and head injuries. we have seen a lot of fractures, ribs, arms, legs. and then we have seen some damage to internal organs. >> reporter: the fire department says it used the jaws of life to free six people friday. two on the tour bus. one being the driver. witnesses say the over the tour guide. another pair was pinned underneath. two others in cars bashed by the bus also pulled out of the eight people taken to the hospital. andrews says. >> one has been released. one is a minor. so we can't talk about that person's condition. but of the six remaining, we

have four men and two women. four of our patients are in critical condition and two are in serious condition right now. >> reporter: and still under investigation. what caused the bus to lose control? mechanical malfunction or human error? in san francisco, felipe de gall. we have pictures from a dramatic rescue in the north bay. it was after a car with two people inside dove off a cliff friday. take a look at the photo. you can see the banged up condition of the car after taking that plunge. officials say the car went off the clip and into the ocean and was partially submerged for a time. fire crews saved the man and woman inside the car about an hour after they crashed. they were airlifted to the hospital suffering life-threatening injuries. police say the crash was likely due to drowsiness and that alcohol or drugs did not play a pat in this accident. santa clara county sheriff

has delayed making any decisions about the county's sanctuary city status. at a meeting last night immigrant activists celebrated the delay. santa clara has the third exist undocumented immigrants in the state. activists gathered 4,000 signatures to ignore the sheriff to ignore requests from the customs enforcement office. they say it will help keep families together. >> i was born here. i have had to live my life with being afraid of my mom being deported. my mom is a single mother. if she was taken away, i wouldn't have stayed with anyone because i don't have family here other than her. >> the county sheriff may support cooperation with ice when it comes to convicted violent offenders. this comes after the pier 14 shooting death of keith steinle earlier this year. more bad news for seafood lovers.

on top of the postponement of the dungeness crab season, it could worse and more frequent down the road. they say toxic ocean conditions could become more common for the northeast pacific ocean as the water gets warmer. this warning comes after the department of fish and wildlife indefinitely postponed crab season. it will stay that way until levels of neurotoxins found in local crabs have returned to safe levels. crab season was scheduled to start back on november 7. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend, a little too close for comfort for the warriors at oracle arena. we will have highlights from the game after the break. a live look outside. hardly any traffic at all. slick pavement at the richmond san rafael bridge. for the weekend it is west coast craft in san francisco. hundreds of artists and crafters exhibiting their work at fort mason from 10 this morning to 6:00 tonight and it's free.

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that's when the warriors pulled ahead and won by 107-99. they remain undefeated. they improve to 11-0. they take on the rapt a terse at home on tuesday -- the raptors at home on tuesday at oracle. still ahead, hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley taking the stage in iowa to tell america why they should be the democratic presidential nominee. what they had to say about the terrorist attacks in paris. that's next. a live look outside at wet conditions at the golden gate bridge. for the weekend it's the green festival going on in daly city. a lot of products and demonstrations to help people live a green lifestyle. it starts at 10 this morning. runs to 5.

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there. the streets are wet and the pavement is wet. again just an extra warning as you head out this morning. be extra careful because the streets will be slick. and to tell us more about the storm and the fact that we are going to have the rain taper off but expect more windy conditions later today? >> exactly. we are seeing the pictures of the flags flapping around a little bit. you mentioned wet roads, too. don't forget you got to negotiate through the puddles. here is a look at the radar imagery. basically the outline of where the frontal boundary is. we have the heaviest amount in the urbanized areas of the south bay. now extending a little bit to the east bay. it reveals up to anitoch and the north, that's where we're seeing the heavier rains through brentwood. then south there is some heavier rain showers you can see to the southeastern part of the bay

and the south bay. another hour or two or so, this will somewhat clear off. maybe a little sprinkle left over and the skies will actually open up behind all of that. but windy comes with it. san jose, here's how it breaks down a little bit. get up to 59 by 2 p.m. northwest wind though 10-0. that's modest compared to other areas of the bay. 50 on the east bay shoreline and the peninsula where there will be heavier winds than that. i will look at your planning forecast by the noon hour. we are talking a few showers left over, chilly, temperatures in the upper 50s. the skies will open up this afternoon, but windy and cool by 5 p.m. a look at further details coming up. >> dave, thank you. on to decision 2016. the three remaining democratic presidential candidates took to the stage at drake university in des moines, iowa last night. this is the only democratic debate that is going to be held in iowa before the caucuses on february 1st. it was originally supposed to be about the u.s. economy, but the attacks in paris meant more attention was paid to security and foreign policy.

here is cnn's kim hutchinson with the key moments of the debate. >> reporter: the second democratic debate opened with a focus on the terror attacks in paris. a moment of silence for victims followed by opening statements and early questions. >> this election is not only about electing a president. it's also about choosing our next commander in chief. >> together leading the world this country will rid our planet of this organization called isis. >> my heart goes out to the people of france in this moment of loss. >> reporter: clinton focused on international diplomacy. >> i think that we have to look at isis as the leading threat of an international terror network. it cannot be contained. it must be defeated. so that we can be supportive, but this cannot be an american fight, although american leadership is essential. >> reporter: sanders hit at clinton's votes for war in iraq in his analysis. >> i would argue that the

disastrous invasion of iraq, something that i strongly opposed, had unraveled the region completely and led to the rise of al-qaeda. >> reporter: questions pivoted to the economy. sanders got huge applause with his criticism of healthcare in the u.s. >> i believe i want to end the international embarrassment of the united states of america being the only major country on earth that doesn't guarantee healthcare to all people as a right, not a privilege. [ applause ] >> reporter: and martin o'malley got applause and laughter with his zinger about republican donald trump. >> let's say it in our debate because you will never hear it from that immigrant bashing donald trump. >> reporter: whether minds were changed remains to be seen. >> they will take to the stage

again in december in manchester. new this morning, president obama met with the turkish president just ahead of the g- 20 summit. the deadly attacks in france expected to be on tonight agenda now. speaking to reporters the president said the skies have been darkened in the aftermath of a terrorist killing spree in paris on friday. the two-day summit brings leaders of the world's 20th biggest economies to focus on trade, energy, and the environment. president obama saying that leaders around the world are standing with paris. >> as we ensure to president holiday and the french people that we stand in solidarity with them and hunting down the perpetrators of these crimes and bringing them to justice. >> one lead are not in attendance is french president francois hollande. he canceled his trip following the attacks which killed at least 129 people and wounded

more than 300 others. republican presidential candidate donald trump saying things would have been a lot different in paris had more guns been involved. trump talked about the paris terror attacks at a campaign rally yesterday. at the texas rally he said if the victims were armed they would have defended themselves. trump said it was interesting that paris has one of the toughest gun laws in the world and nobody was armed but the terrorists. >> you can say what you want. but if they had guns, if our people had guns, if they were allowed to carry -- it would have been a much, much different situation. >> trump also criticized president obama's handling of the islamic state group saying the u.s. should be more aggressive in its approach. another republican presidential candidate also criticizing president obama surrounding the attacks. carly fiorina says the

terrorist attacks are a direct consequence of u.s. foreign policy. at the florida sunshine sum submit she says she is outraged over the attacks mainly because president obama did not do enough to stop the growth of the islamic state. >> i am angry that just yesterday morning our president, against all evidence, declared isis contained and a proposed victory lap. isis is not a jv team, mr. president. they are not contained. they are at the shores and they measure their victory in body counts. >> fiorina says the president and former secretary of state hillary clinton declared victory in iraq allowing the islamic state to grow. >> a new mobile app. i will tell you what this app can do for you next on kron. and we are taking a live look outside through the raindrops on the lens at sfo

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your streaming music app. similar to spotify or pandora or apple music. just another choice for $10 a month for all the music you want. no ads. >> good idea. thanks. we are taking a live look outside. this is in san jose on brokaw. you can see the cars driving by. plenty of rain. puddling as well. be extra careful as you make your way around the bay area this sunday morning. for the weekend it's the original famous twang sunday in san francisco. you can enjoy free country music. it's happening at the hillside park -- or the park side, actually, in patrero hills from 4 to 7 this evening.

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investigators also working to identify more of the attackers. that information should be coming out over this next week. also this week the ntsb will continue to analyze the cockpit recorder from that plane that crashed into an apartment building in ohio. investigators still trying to find cause of the crash that killed nine people. the golden state warriors take on the toronto raptors at oracle. they are at 11-0. they are just four wins away from tying the record for the longest winning streak to start an nba season. tip-off for tuesday's game at 7:30. and as always we are watching the weather. this is what it looks like in san francisco. about 5:30 this morning you see the slick streets and a lot of slick conditions there. the rain is supposed to continue -- starting to dry out a little bit? >> this will be replaced by

winds. a little bit of rain gear this morning, yeah. but do you really want your wind gear? >> i think we want to look at conditions in the sierra. this is a live view from kirkwood ski resort in tahoe. a lot of snow on the ground there. expecting to see even more snow later today, right? >> it's just getting started out there. a lot more happening. it's kind of a snowy day for those folks today as we see all this move kind of on the way through. and right now just to give you a general view how it is all over the bay the concentration in the east bay and now the south bay still hanging around. rainfall amounts good with this. i have been kind of looking at the survey all over the region and uniform pretty much. we have elevation issues, which tend to spike numbers a little bit. but it's been pretty good with that to around .25-inch to maybe perhaps in some cases .35-inch to .4 inches of rain. this is the far east bay. pleasanton heavier showers there. livermore as well. that continues south. to the south bay a swath of

heavier rains happening off of the east. just to san jose. and we had a few little spritzes and showers pulling around los altos and palo alto and a bit into the hills just west of the coast. most of the peninsula is settling down and points to the north. you can't rule out a little shower left over in the cards. a lot of uniformity with that, even though we have a cold front. what you will notice are the winds later today. let's go through the precipitation part. there is the leftover rain showers we are talking about by the noon hour. starting to clear up through wine country in the north bay it likes. remember with all this moisture at the sur the sun -- the sunday may generate more -- the sun may generate more cloud cover. still remaining a little bit on the cool side. ahead with the winds, they are going to hang around for a while. look at the coverage by 1 p.m. covering a lot of the north bay, the east bay, and down to the peninsula as well. shielded comparatively speaking in the south bay compared to

this. that's when the wind advisory kicks in 10 this morning to 10 tonight. but still by 4 p.m. quite windy across the region and even past 10:00 p.m. the winds will hover together with double digits to be found all the way through the overnight hours. and that will be most apparent-the bay shoreline and it looks like downtown san francisco where the wind won't have as much resistance. speaking of the east bay shoreline, our temperatures today around 60. probably won't feel like that. why? because of the wind. look at this. after we are done with all of this, the winds and rain, the temperatures pop. middle 70s. how about that? by thursday there is a system up to the north that may bring a couple sprinkles to the wine country and part of the north bay. beyond that the general region will probably get past it. >> dave, thank you so much. back to the news this morning. disabled parking spaces are no longer the only spaces being used by people who shouldn't be using them. there is a new problem that's popped up. stanley roberts stakes a look in this edition of people behaving badly. >> reporter: i want to show you

something. watch as this driver gingerly exits her toyota camry. make sure the sure the door is locked. this woman also exits her vehicle and heads off to go shopping. all the while this black audi has been sitting for about 45 minutes after i arrived at the target lot on december 5. what do they all have in common? they were parked in electric vehicle spaces only. in 2011 there was a law passed. so unless you have a plug-in hybrid or all-electric vehicle, parking here is a no-no. and you could be towed. now, i was curious why drivers ignored the signs like this had woman in the blue camry. she is returning back from shopping. i have to ask you, you have an interesting electrical vehicle

here. >> am i on television? >> reporter: you know this is an electrical vehicle space. >> because i have a bad back. >> reporter: have you thought about getting a placard? >> i don't want to be on tv. >> reporter: there was the rav 4 driver. she is loading up the car. how are you? >> i am all right. >> reporter: notice that sign there? >> yeah. >> reporter: is this an electric vehicle? >> no. >> reporter: do you know you could get towed for parking here. >> there is no sign for saying that. >> reporter: she is right. there are no signs. in order for a vehicle to be towed signage must be posted that meets safe minimum requirements. she got me on a technicality. listen to this driver of the audi. >> i thought it was a small car. >> reporter: she saw me and came back. >> that car right there? i figure there is so many spots that not many -- >> in the end he moved his suv. in san rafael, stanley roberts,

kron 4 news. coming up, we highlight the hottest new restaurants coming to san francisco's tenderloin. this in this week's edition of dine and dish. that's coming up. and a live look outside from the embarcadero. for the weekend san francisco offering at san francisco city hall.

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san francisco's tenderloin district is attracting new restaurants and night spots and that's where vicki found herself by way of an underground london tube station. we will find out more about it in this week's edition of dine and dish. >> reporter: behind closed doors, welcome to wife chapel at the corner of polk and turk. a victorian distillery and the

london underground. yes, it's a dark gin joint with 400 different types of the spirit. this is named after the gene mum. the real surprise is this. raging good english fare, which might seem like a contradiction in more ways than one. but in the hands of the chef, it's beyond the bland and british. >> people think this is probably just a bit of pub fare. we are doing not your normal substance. >> reporter: spicy excitement of bengal and the bay area. >> a little bit of english. a little bit of dutch. right here is our gourds and green. this is white chapels. this is a great one. this is a 36-ounce dry aged tomorrow a tomahawk. beautiful yorkshire. don't forget that. everything in one perfect bite. >> reporter: like the other

famous english royal, henry, you are encouraged to grab the bone and devoir. of course, toast the queen mum. >> i wonder if you get a discount? here is stormtracker 4. heavy rain holding together in the east bay and down to the south bay. more than a quarter inch of rain in some spots, which is nice. but pretty uniform with the rain this morning. clearing is the story going forward. i will have details on kron 4 morning news.

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>> wet pavement on the asphalt there. be careful as you head on out and about this sunday morning. this is a live view from san jose. this is brocard road in san jose. you can still see it's raining quite heavily there, and some polling there as well. be extra careful as you head out this morning. good morning and thank you for joining us as we take this live

look from our camera. the flags and a bridge in the background. we are talking rain and wind and clearing. >> a little bit of everything going on. >> that's the north side. everything will be spreading through. it's all on timing here, and it was great everybody got like a quarter inch of rain. photos not income of the rain still happening in spots. there you have it on storm tracker for. the heaviest ash to the south bay and parts of the safe. this system little bit closer inspection here going with this. this is sent to the notice how

heavy is the fifth .-period- full stop stop is this a batch west for the peninsula of it. basically, stranger still a lot of fog, hanging in here. you can visit. complementation of the future a closer look at your forecast in the week ahead. marty? thank you very much. we want to show you this video from earlier this morning. people walking out early- morning walk this morning. a little wet as well. some points it was coming down pretty hard in the bay area. if you have rain video you'd like to share with our viewers, just send it to us through the

mobile app. just use the reported tab. we've been mentioning that the area has been enjoying some snow fall so far and taking a live look at the kirkwood resort in lake tahoe. you can see that there's plenty of snow. not any skiers just yet. a bit early. expecting even more snow throughout the day and into the evening. now we want to turn to an update on breaking news that we have for you. police have found a second car used in friday's terror attacks in paris. three assault rifles were also found in that car. the first car was found near the concert hall where the largest attack happened on friday night. the car turned out to be a belgian rental vehicle. seven family members of one of the attackers were taken into custody. this is new video showing three of those family members being arrested and taken into custody in belgium this morning. they are relatives of the only suspect has been identified so far.

these family members have not officially been arrested or charged, but they are being questioned by police this morning. also learning more about one of the victims, a student from long beach. she was a student who was in paris studying in a semester abroad program. reporter erin mclaughlin now shows us how the world is coming together following the terror attacks. >> reporter: an outpouring of support from around the world. the victims of the terrorist attack. >> new york city's dance together today with our sister city paris. we feel such deep sorrow. >> i hope that when they see the support of the people all over the world that they realize that this is a time to heal. >> the world is watching. we have to figure out why this is going on. >> among the victims, a 23-year- old student at cal state long beach.

>> she was a shining star in our department. >> terrorists armed with rifles and suicide vests carried out attacks at six different locations. isis claimed responsibility for the bloodshed. the french president promising response. investigators are scrambling to track down possible accomplices. there have been raids and arrests connected attack him say a farmer and brothel .-period-full stop near one of the faith of the attack. one of the suspect is known to police. >> they were also known for they were acting like that. >> that's a real problem. >> meanwhile, some 1500 french troops deployed in an effort to support any future attacks. team coverage continues

this morning. the pair's terror attack of thing a lot of people around the world, including right here in the bay area. you're looking at video from this vigil that was held last night in san francisco to honor the victims of the attack. the stat -- kron was there to talk with the mourners. >> it was a letter to the terrorists to stop hurting everyone. we brought flowers and candles and stuff to remember those. >> san francisco and paris our sister cities, and anybody who's spent time in paris loves paris. >> still ahead, we have an update on the horrific tour bus crash in union square. what we are learning about the people who were hurt. and not looking better for seafood lovers. why dungeness crab season could be postponed even longer. and a warning for parents about

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bought them for a full refund. and here's a live look for you. storm tracker for as we watch the rain that came in overnight and now departing the area. the heaviest rain now appears just to the east of the south bay. what lies ahead and when. all of the details on that. marty. a live look outside. you can see the clouds starting to clear. and the pavement is starting to dry out as a little bit this morning. for the weekend, it's harvest festival in san mateo. check out homemade arts and crafts and enjoy live music and food. it's happening at the san mateo event center. starts at 10:00 this morning and runs till 5:00. admission is free for the first 100 people who show up this morning.

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outside. this is broken road were looks like the rain is starting to listen just a little bit there. the pavement still wet from the previous rain. now we are expecting strong winds around the bay area. at the rain starting to move out of the region. expecting pretty heavy duty it wins. >> in some areas 40 miles per hour or so. particularly, areas of the east bay shoreline. a little bit along the shoreline of the southeast also. here is a wide view of the radar. most of the heavy rain now has exited into the valley, but it still hanging around the suburbs of the bay area. let's get a closer inspection of that. still seeing rain holding together. also just south of pleasanton. again, headed toward the east and south. the south bay, again, heavier rains off to these. a little bit near the shoreline. not much in the peninsula now, however, there is a little bash

out to sea and the models even hint at this. we may see a passing shower perhaps in the next few hours. there you have it apartment. then about 3:00 p.m., looks like a lot of the bay area is cleaning up, however, take that with a little grain of salt, if you can. when you get the fun out, that produces more cloud cover into the afternoon. we are seeing clearing skies and the next thing to watch out for is those winds. we do see the winds picking up by 1:00 or so with double digits everywhere. the hourly estimations are not gusts which will be higher than that. that means oakland 21, nba at 4:00 p.m. quite windy there, so definitely maybe some clouds. we see them altogether a double digits all week. some of the inland areas, the structure settled down to the north, but go around up a perimeter and that's where it will hold

together. i want to show you real quickly in terms of temperatures. a little modest warm up with the clearing skies. with the wind, it will not feel like that with it being so breezy. tonight is quite chilly. 50s and 40s poking out, and then tomorrow as we lessen the wind a bit and with the clear skies, nice warm up through wine country in the north bay and parts of the inlet region. speaking of which, today this is mid 50s. walnut creek maybe about 59 or so. with the winds it won't feel that warm. a quick glance at the 7-day forecast. i want to make note of thursday. there's another system for the north. it will problem missed most of the bay area. we'll check in with you in a few minutes. thanks a lot. now happening, seven people remain hospitalized following a bus accident in union square. you are looking at video of the crash from a helicopter partnership abc seven news. on friday and out-of-control to her bus hit people , cars, and a

bicyclist. what doctors are saying about the victims of the act. >> reporter: post and foxton street pretty much back to normal. the roads cleared of traffic, the tamils -- the damage removed and area boarded up. a far cry from the bloody scene not long ago. >> it's been a busy 24 hours. >> among the injured, brent andrews says eight victims were admitted to the only trauma center in town. san francisco general hospital. >> what we have seen her facial and head injuries. we seen a lot of fractures among groups, arms, legs, and then we have seen some damage to internal organs. >> the fire department used the jaws of life to reach six people friday. witnesses say the other was a tour guide. the other pair was pinned underneath. two others in cars -- by the bus also pulled out. of the eight people taken to the

hospital -- >> one is been released, when is a minor so we cannot talk about his condition, but the other six remaining we have four men and two women. four of our patients are in critical condition, and two are in serious condition right now. >> and still under investigation. what cost boston to lose control customer can't for news. and this morning we have pictures from a dramatic rescue that took place in the north bay. two people inside. drove off a cliff friday morning near simpson beach. let's look at the photo. you see the banged up condition of the car after it took the plunge. officials say the car went off a cliff into the ocean and for a time was partially submerged. fire crews saved man and woman from a car about an hour after the crash. they were airlifted to a hospital lacing -- suffering life-threatening injuries.

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overtime and the warriors would pull ahead to win it by a final 107-99. they remain undefeated. the record now 11-0. golden state. too on tuesday. samper looking to clinch it pack 12 title. let's go to the second quarter with oregon up by 4. 11-yard run into the end zone. now moving to the fourth quarter is oregon up by 8. the 4-yard touchdown pass. the goal for the to point conversion to tie the game, but no dice. the fastball in complete. oregon winds at 38-36. caliph hosting oregon state state last night. the bears win big. 54-24 is the final.

the bears are now eligible. next week they take on stanford in the annual big game. kickoff scheduled for 7:30 next saturday night. still ahead for you, hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley take the stage in iowa. we have highlights from the democratic debate coming up. and we'll take a live look outside. clearing conditions at the golden gate bridge. just a lovely view there. and for the weekend, it is the green festival. there will be a lot of products and demonstrations to help people live a green lifestyle.

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you can see that alongside not much traffic, that's how much rain anymore to talk about. looks like it is clearing there. pretty much gone. >> it looks like the car will come back. our photographer would like it. breezy conditions as we take a live look outside. you were talking about the wind and the wind advisory. it starts in about an hour and a half, but it's a bit blustery out there. >> and it will be more so as the day progresses. opening up the skies. the only thing is that with all of this moisture at the surface, we may get some afternoon clouds trying to fill in a little bit. basically, there is mostly sunny for most of the bay area once the rain is done. if we still have unfinished business left over, there you see the storm tracker with the left over rain. most in the central valley and going toward the mountains. it looks like snow into the noon hour out there. here it is on the far east bay. moderate rain showers hold

together a little bit and even in parts of the south bay heading off the central valley. so now it's clearing up the skies and the leftover winds which will be with us. at the game, looks like about 60 degrees or so. cooley -- cool and windy. winds 25 to 30 gusts at 40 with that. i think the gloves might work with us. san francisco downtown looks like this. 58 58 around the noon hour. 4:00 p.m. at 57. you couple that with the strong northwest wind 20 to 30, right there in a sensitive area, the winds, nothing across the bay. and a breakdown for you today at noon. talking about a few leftover showers. chilly and upper 50s at work. by 5:00 p.m., windy and cool. a few scattered clouds. clearing up in the next week and a

warm-up. thank you, dave. on to decision 2016. the three remaining democratic presidential candidates taking to the stage at drake university in des moines, iowa. this is the only democratic debate held in iowa before caucuses on february 1st. it was originally supposed to be about the u.s. economy but the attacks in paris meant more attention paid to security and foreign-policy. here are the key moments of the debate. >> reporter: the second democratic debate opened with focus on the terror attacks in paris are you a moment of silence for victims all of that opening statements and early questions. >> this election is not only about electing a president, it's also about choosing our next commander-in-chief. >> together leading the world, this country will rid our planet of this organization called isis. >> my heart goes out to the people of france in this moment of loss. >> clinton focused on international

diplomacy. >> and i think that we had a look at isis as the leading threat of an international terror network. it cannot be contained. it must be defeated so that we can be supported but this cannot be an american fight, although american leadership is essential. >> while sanders hit at the war in iraq in his analysis. >> i would argue that is unraveled. the region completely and led to the rise of al qaeda. >> sanders got huge applause with his criticism of healthcare in the u.s. >> i believe we got go further. i wanted and the international embarrassment of the united states of america being the only major country that doesn't guarantee healthcare to all people as a right, not a privilege.

>> and martin o'malley got applause and laughter with his zinger about republican donald trump. >> let's say it and are today because you never hear this from the immigrant bashing carnival barker, donald trump. >> weather minds were changed remains to be seen. >> democrats will be taking to the debate stage again on december 19th in manchester, new hampshire. the next republican presidential debate takes place a few days before that on december 15th in las vegas. new this morning, president obama met with the turkish president ahead of the summit. the deadly attacks in france expected to top the agenda there. speaking to reporters, the president says that guys have been darkened in the aftermath of the terrorist killing spree in paris. the two-day summit brings leaders of the world 20 biggest economies together to focus on trade, energy, and the environment. president obama saying leaders around the world stand together with. >> and as we i'm sure have each

said to the president and the french people, we stand in solidarity with them. >> 1 liter not in attendance is the french president. he canceled his trip following the attack which killed at least 129 people and wounded more than 300 others. republican presidential candidate tom donnell -- donald trump says things would've been different had more guns been involved. trump talking about the terrorist attacks at a campaign rally yesterday. he said that if the victims were armed, they could have defended themselves. trump said it was interesting that paris has one of the toughest gun laws in the world and no one was armed but the terrorists. >> you can say what you want, but if they had guns, if our people had guns, if they were allowed to carry, it would have been a

much, much different situation. >> trump also criticized president obama's handling of the islamic state group saying the u.s. should be more aggressive in its approach. i met another republican presidential candidate also criticizing the president surrounding the attack. carly fiorina saying the terrorist attacks are a direct consequence of u.s. foreign policy. the arena said that she is outraged over the attack, mainly because president obama did not do enough to stop the growth of the islamic state group. >> i am angry that just yesterday morning our president against all evidence declared isis and took a victory lap. isis is not a jv team. they are not contained. they are at our shores and they measure their victory in body

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$10 per month that lets you watch any youtube videos and free, and they would make this youtube music app ad free for you as well. so if you sign up for that service, that could make this youtube music and appealing option to be your streaming music app, similar to pandora for apple music. just another choice for $10 per month for all the music you want, no ads. coming up -- >> you just park here and kind of hung out. >> because i have a bad back. it's a temporary thing. i just had that surgery -- had back surgery. >> your next edition of people behaving badly. >> looking forward to that. taking a live look outside.

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four things you need to know for the week ahead. this week investigators in. we'll be working to identify several victims of the pairs terrorist attacks. at least 30 victims have yet to be identified. investigators also working to identify more of the attackers. that information should come out over the next week. also this week, the ntsb will continue to analyze that cockpit reporter from the claim -- from the plane that crashed into an apartment complex in ohio. and on tuesday the golden state warriors looking to stay undefeated since they take on the raptors at oracle. the workers off to the best start in franchise history.

they are 11-0, just four wins away from tying the record for the longest winning streak to start in nba season. tip up for tuesday's game is set for 7:30. as always, we are watching the weather. this is what it looked like in san francisco about 5:30 this morning. slick streets and rainy conditions with rain coming down in the city. that rain has moved out of the bay area for the most part. we should see drier conditions over the weekend. here with a look at the forecast that is now not going to include so much rain but when. also looking at snow up there. this will probably go on all this morning. they have weather statement going on until 10:00 tonight as a formality, but you'll get the snow all day today or at least a good portion of the day. beyond that, you'll also get the wind behind it. kind of a blustery situation. >> it's a tough dry for folks heading back to the bay area

this afternoon and evening. >> good point. they drive back home, that's problematic as well. if you are headed south, let's look at the radar. deftly want to keep in mind the travel, you may see spray showers into the afternoon here. for the heavier rain's office under a valley. holding to the south and east. let's get a closer inspection of what we're talking about. you see to the far east still moderate rain showers happening and then the upslope in effect with cold air upstairs, we've got the snow going on. looks like four or five hours of good snow shower activity before that starts to taper off a bit. i want to send you to steve real briefly. this is what i'm talking about if you're headed south. you may pick up a fuchsia very showers in the afternoon hours. future cast as we go forward by 12:00, things try to clear out. showers may hold together and going into the afternoon with the clearing story at least aloft because there's so much moisture at the surface, the sun comes out and evaporate the moisture from the surface which keeps us cool and

we may produce maybe afternoon clouds to throw in their. the wind will help evaporation a lot. 21 by 1:00 p.m. it will be blustery at the stadium. into the 20s we go all around the perimeter of the day. this extends to the far east as well be pockets of heavier winds as well. those are hourly estimations with gusts higher than that. we go all the way to tomorrow morning and overnight and into the north bay they drop off but the east bay particularly around the perimeter, it holds together. wind advisory to give you an idea who is covered, everyone along the coast and around the bay shoreline, for the most part, with the exception of maybe one. back out of the south, upper 50s for highs, but when you throw the winds him, it will feel quite that warm. we will warm up for those inland valleys, however, lower to middle 70s. a quick note, on thursday there is a system that stays to our north

for now, may be showers against wine country but for the most part we will avoid debate bay area. a disabled parking was no longer the only space being used by people who should be parking their. there is a new problem that popped up as well. stanley roberts takes a look at that in this edition of people behaving badly. >> reporter: i want to show you something. watch as this driver gingerly exit her camry. makes sure the door is locked, and heading up. up for her, this driver also exits her vehicle and head off to go shopping. all the while this black audi has been sitting for about 45 minutes after i arrived at the target parking lot. what all of the drivers have in common, they were parked in electric vehicle space is only. in 2011, there was a lot that for bids drivers of gas only vehicles to use electric charging stations

to park. unless you have a plug-in hybrid or all electric vehicle, parking here is a no-no and you could be told. this woman and a blue camry, she is returning from shopping. >> i have to ask you. you have an interesting electrical vehicle here. >> you know this is an electric vehicle space, right? >> yeah. >> because i have a bad back. >> it's a temporary thing. i just had back surgery. i don't want to be on tv. >> then there is this driver. here she is loading up the car. >> notice that fine? >> yeah. >> is this an electric vehicle? >> no. >> she is right, there are no signs. in order for it to be told, signage must be posted, so she got me on a technicality. but listen to what this driver had to say.

>> i thought it was a small car. >> this guy here saw me and came back. >> why what a park there? i figured there so many open spots not many vehicles would be there. >> in the end he moved his suv. stanley roberts, kron news. and still ahead, highlighting the hottest new restaurant, and san francisco's tenderloin district . that in this edition of dine and dish coming up next. and for the weekend as we take a live look outside, blustery conditions. for the weekend san francisco is offering tours of city hall and it's all part of a 100-year celebration. the tour is happening at 1:00 this afternoon along with 3:00 this afternoon.

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attracting new restaurants and night spots. that is where vicky found herself by way of an underground london station. she will explain in this weeks edition of dine and dish. >> reporter: the gritty grimy streets of the tenderloin, but so was this. behind closed doors. welcome to whitechapel. a cross between a victorian distillery and the london underground. it's a dark joint with 400 fisher -- 400 different. the real surprise is this. raging good english fair, which might seem like the contradiction in more ways than one. but in the hands of chef david murphy, it's beyond the bland. >> people come in thinking that this is at best probably -- this is probably not your normal public. >> quite the excitement.

>> right here this is whitechapel salad. >> this is a 36-ounce dry aged, a little blackberry. don't forget everything in one perfect pie. >> and like the others, you are encouraged to devour. >> here's storm tracker 4. we saw some rain left over. you can see that in the central valley. still a few showers holding together. what is upstream now is winds and mountain snow. we'll be talking about it this morning.

this is the bay area's news station. rain in the bay area this morning and snow headed to the sierra this afternoon. taking a live look at storm tracker. you can see that the storm is pretty much left the bay area and is moving east and that's going to translate to snow, but the rain moving off of the day. tahoe expecting more snow this morning as you see a live look on the right. that's the ski resort on the right-side of the screen. we see some skiers there enjoying the fresh powder. >> some blowing snow and there also. quite active. it will be early this afternoon. >> we start to pay attention to the wind, because that's a serious issue later today. >> gusts up to 40 miles per hour in spots. it will be most apparent on the shoreline, and downtown san francisco also.

a straight shot from the pacific were all of this is coming from. >> 50,000 people heading to the coliseum. >> i would take it. >> maybe some cocoa or whatever like that. storm tracker for. there's what's left over. heavier rains in central valley with the mountain snows at work, as you can see, from the blue. a batch of rain holding together just south east of general bay area but further to the west if you are headed down south this may pick up a little stray shower in the next couple hours before that will be put to bed. temps in the 50s come and we see the skies open up. winds. remember with the drier air like this, even operational cooling will keep temperatures down. we may buck the forecast highs because of that. speaking of the game early was talking about, we are lucky if

we get to 60 sunny skies. cool and windy. gusts about 40 miles per hour. a look at the warning forecast coming up in a bit. we start with breaking news this morning. police have now found a second car used in friday's terror attacks in paris. three assault rifle also found in that car. first vehicle was found near the concert hall. that was where the largest attack happened friday night. that car turned out to be from a belgian rental agency. that led to raids and arrests indulge him this morning were seven family members of one of the attackers were taken into custody. this is new video into the newsroom this morning showing three of those numbers being taken into custody in belgium this morning. they are relatives of ismael omar mostefai. he is the only suspect identified so far. these family members have not yet been officially arrested or charged, but they are being questioned by police. we are also learning more about one of the victims, a student from csu long beach.

she was in paris spending a semester studying abroad. aaron maclachlan from our news partnership shows us how the world is coming together following the attack. >> reporter: an outpouring of support for the victims of the terrorist attack. >> new york city stands together with our sister city pairs. we feel touched, deep sorrow. >> i hope that when they see the support of the people they realized this is a time to heal. >> and the world is watching. we have to figure out why this is going on. >> the 23-year-old was a student accounts to long beach. >> it was something in our department. she was a shining star. >> terrorist armed with rifles and suicide vests. isis claimed responsibility for the

bloodshed. the president promises a merciless response calling the attacks an act of war. investigators are scrambling to track down possible accomplices and not just in france. there have been raids and arrests connected to the pair of attacks. a car rented in brussels was found near one of the site of the attack. one of the suspects was known to police. >> the big murder we had last time were known before they were acting like that. >> it's a real problem. >> meanwhile, some 1500 french troops have deployed across france in an effort to stop any future attacks. and her team coverage continues this money -- this morning. taking a look at video from a vigil that was held last night in san francisco to honor the victims.

>> reporter: it was a letter to the terrorist to stop hurting everyone. >> we brought flowers and candles to remember those who have passed. >> san francisco and paris are sister settled -- sister cities. we are standing here because we love that city, we love those people, and we can stand here safely tonight to support peace and to support non-extremism and to take a quiet moment to think about her brothers and her sisters in france. >> it's very horrible for everybody. >> lucky for us, no one in our family or friends in paris right now, none of them have died or got hurt. >> i mean, i think this was sort of pointed toward young people in paris. it was the cool neighborhoods and sports arena. i don't know why, but i sort of

thing for young people are finally going, we are not known to this. >> that only people getting gunned down and shooting and hurting people. the country i was born in. it's really, really sad for me. >> reporting in san francisco,. if you're headed to the raiders game, you can expect to see added security in response to the attacks. the nfl says there will be additional security both inside and outside all nfl stadiums today. the league says it has spoken with the fbi and there are no known threats against any nfl stadium today, but the nfl is telling fans to be extra careful and to avoid bringing any type of begs to the game today. kickoff is set for one of 5:00 this afternoon at the coliseum. still ahead, seven people still in the hospital following the bus

accident in union square. we'll have the latest in what doctors are saying about their condition. and it's not looking any better for seafood lovers. we will explain why dungeness crab season could be postponed even longer. and a warning for parents about a campbell soup product and a recall.

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should not be eating. the upc code on the cans is on your screen. if you bought some of these recalled cans, you can take them back to the store where you bought them and give full refund. i guess it's ravioli tonight for me. as the rain starts to depart the general area, look at the central valley still coming down pretty good. however, mountain snow with this including winter storm warnings and such. here is a live look at the bay bridge as skies open up. now the winds. we'll be discussing that when we continue. and for the weekend, it's a harvest festival in san mateo. check out homemade arts and crafts and enjoy life music. it's all happening at the event center starting a little less than an hour. admission is free for the first 100 people who show up this morning.

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ember back. taking this live look outside. this is the kirkwood resort at tahoe. a lot of snow, but it also looks like a lot of stormy conditions as well. >> that's more to be expected with this type of in -- type of event. it's because of these winds. some of those are very higher elevations. they get hurricane force wind gusts a possibility with all of this. >> so beside the wind, what are we talking about his first snowfall? >> about a half foot to a full foot it looks like. below that. that will be added to the bank account, which is always good news. here's a look at the storm tracker for. we'll show you precipitation happening, and i say that because there is your snow and there is the rain left over. we are seeing skies open up

from our vantage point. just a quick couple stops. let's check the progress here. showers hold together. parts of the south bay and upstream, there's a collection of some showers out here if you are headed to the south. you may be able to hit later showers occurring maybe even past noon, although conditions open nicely for us in the bay area. you can see in the wake of all of this, the very strong wind in store for this. the moist surface that we have will be evaporative cooling that takes the heat away and may bust of the forecast highs today. decent progress in the clearing skies. some of that evaporation may reproduce clouds later today. there's the progress by about 10:00 or 11:00 and by midnight fairly cleared out. big issue is those winds. by the noon hour, double digits all over the perimeter of the day. 4:00 p.m., still holding together

and some of these area yesterday, winds by 9:00 p.m. into the overnight hours. greeting you've even into monday morning. winds are definitely what you want to take away from this. don't let the picture winters -- picture windows for you. it will be bright but cold out there. the winter weather advisory, the higher elevations see about a foot of snow. about a half foot of snow again for the lower elevations. the east bay for today struggles to make it to 60 or so. and in the 7-day forecast, there is a warm-up. kind of windy to breezy to start off work week. about 72 or 74 for the inland valleys by thursday, but we may get a stray shower in parts of the north bay by that point, but not good progress throughout the rest of the day. >> still seeing 70s on the map. thanks a lot. we'll check in in a little bit. back to the news this morning. seven people remain hospitalized

following the bus accident in union square. you are looking at video from the crash from our helicopter partnership. on friday and out-of-control to her bus hit people, cars, and bicyclists. what doctors are saying about the victims of the accident. >> reporter: folks pretty much back to normal, the damage scaffolding removed, and the area boarded up. a far cry from the bloody scene here not long ago. >> it's been a busy 24 hours. >> among the injured, brent andrews says eight victims were admitted to the only trauma center in town. san francisco general hospital. >> what we have seen our facial and head injuries. we seen a lot of fractures, ribs, arms, legs, and then we have seen some damage to internal organs. >> the fire department says he used the jaws of life to free six people friday on the tour bus, one

being the driver. witnesses say the other was the to or guide. another pair was pinned underneath. two others in cars -- by the bus also pulled out. of the eight people taken to the hospital, andrew says -- >> one has been released, one is a minor so we can talk about that person's condition, but of the six remaining, we have four men and two women, four of our patients are in critical condition, and two are in serious condition right now. >> and still under investigation. what caused the bus to lose control lester mark mckenna, function or human error? and this morning, we have pictures from a dramatic rescue in the north bay after a car with two people inside drove off a cliff friday near simpson beach. here in the photo you see the bank the condition of the car after it took that plunge. officials say the car went off a cliff and into the ocean and for a time is partially submerged.

fire crews saved the man and woman from the car about an hour after they crash. they were airlifted to a hospital suffering from life-threatening injuries. police say the crash was likely due to drowsiness and alcohol or drugs did not play a role in the accident. the santa clara county sheriff has been delayed in making any decisions on the county sanctuary city status. in a meeting last night in san jose, immigrant activists celebrated the display. activists gather for thousand signatures -- activists gathered for thousand signatures. they say it will actually help keep families together. >> i come from an immigrant family. i basically had to live all my life being afraid of my mom being deported. if my mom had been taken away, i would have been with anyone.

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thanks for joining us. the golden state warriors paying tribute to the victims of the terrorist attacks before their game last night. oracle arena lit up in the colors of the french flag. the french colors were also projected inside the arena were fans held a moment of silence before tipoff last night. let's get to the highlights. the warriors trying to stay undefeated to begin their season. they gave them a bit of a scare last night. golden state trailing at halftime, but then it would be seth curry firing with 21 points in the second half. he would finish with 34. in the third quarter the past his dad for his all-time list of three-pointers, and there is the shot that turned the game

around. 15 points off the bench, including the three-pointer with four seconds left to send the game into overtime. then it was all warriors. they pull ahead to win a 107- 99. they remain undefeated. they improved to 11-0. golden state will take on toronto on tuesday. tipoff at 7:30. in college football, stanford looking to clinch a title and keep its national championship hopes alive last night. in the second quarter, oregon up by 4. here is krishan mccaffrey into the end zone. 11 yards to give cardinals a three-point lead. now we moved to the fourth quarter. kevin hogan with a great catch here 4-yard touchdown pass. cardinals within two. sanford goes for 2 points, but incomplete pass. stanford would lose by a final of 38-36. stanford now at 8-2. still ahead, hillary

clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley taking the stage in iowa. we have pilots from the democratic debate from last night. and we take a live look outside. golden gate bridge this time around. what rain? can't even tell that rain early this morning. beautiful view their before the weekend it is green festival in daly city. there will be a lot of products and demonstrations to help people live a green lifestyle. starts at 10:00 and runs until 5:00.

and were back talking weather. taking a live look outside. we can see those conditions have completely changed from earlier this morning. plenty of sunshine now. dry pavement, and it tells us the storm has moved onto the sierra. we are left in the aftermath of that which will be winds and cool temperatures. whatever is on the ground will evaporate and that absorbs from the surface. we may be fighting the high.

here is a live look on storm tracker 4. a couple spots is to make note of. most of it in the central valley and off to the mountains we are looking for mountain snow. a couple splotches holding together in parts of the south bay. upstream later on this morning, the possibility maybe for more return that this will be further to the south if you're headed to monterey. although, the winds probably won't be as it tends to the south. 50s on the board. don't expect a lot of action with this illegally of the fun out during this performance. we have wind advisories. look at the coverage here. we do know that it does not cover the amount of the wine country up to the north bay, but all the east bay shoreline and the thought they, that's completely covered. that shows you basically how the winds come from the pacific. for today's game versus the vikings, 105 gametime -- 1:05.

winds gusting to about 40. we'll take you to the top to get a look at that forecast until 10:00 this evening. the red is the winter storm warning. snowfall amounts hear about a half foot and the white you see the winter weather advisory. that's in the higher elevations . that's where we could pick up maybe a foot of snow. coupled with that heavier winds and some of the higher elevations you may pick up near hurricane force wind gusts. marty? turning to the latest in decision 2016. the three remaining democratic presidential candidates took to the stage at drake university in des moines, iowa last night. it's the only democratic debate to be held in iowa before february 1st. it was originally spots to be about the u.s. economy but the attacks in paris meant more attention. two security and foreign policy. here is kim hutcherson highlighting the key moments of the debate. >> reporter: the second

democratic debate opened with a focus on the terror attacks in paris. a moment of silence for victims followed by opening statements and early questions. >> this election is not only about electing a president, it's also about using our next commander-in-chief. >> together leading the world this country will rid our planet of this organization called isis. >> my heart goes out to the people of france in this moment of loss. >> clinton focused on international diplomacy. >> and i think that we have to look at isis at the leading threat of an international terror network. it cannot be contained. it must be defeated so that we can be supportive, but this cannot be an american fight, although american leadership is essential. >> while sanders hit at clinton's vote for war in iraq in his analysis. >> i would argue that the disastrous invasion of iraq, something that i strongly oppose,

has unraveled the region completely and led to the rise of al qaeda. >> questions then pivoted to the economy. sanders got huge applause with his criticism of healthcare in the u.s. >> i believe with got to go further. i want to end the international embarrassment of the united states of america being the only major country that doesn't guarantee healthcare to all people as a right, not a privilege. >> and martin o'malley got applause and laughter with his zinger about republican donald trump. >> let's say it in our debate because you never hear this from that immigrant bashing carnival barker, donald trump. >> weather minds were changed, it remains to be seen. >> democrats will take to the debate stage december 19th. the next republican presidential debate takes place a few days earlier on december 15th in las

vegas. new this morning, president obama meeting with the turkeys president ahead of the g-20 summit. the deadly attacks expected to top the agenda there. speaking to reporters, the president says the skies have been darkened in the aftermath of the terrorist killing spree on friday. the two-day summit brings leaders of the world's 20th biggest economies to get together to focus on trade, energy, and the environment. president obama saying leaders around the world are standing with paris. >> and as we, i'm sure, have each said to president obama and the french people, we stand in solidarity to them and bringing them to justice. >> one leader who is not in attendance is the french president. he canceled his trip following the attack which killed at least 129 people and wounded more than 300 others. republican presidential candidate donald trump says things

would've been different paris had more guns been involved. trump talked about the terrorist attacks in a campaign rally saturday. at the texas rally, he said of the victims were armed, they could've defended themselves. he said it was interesting paris has one of the toughest gun laws in the world and nobody was armed but the terrorists. >> you can say what you want, but if they had guns, if our people had guns, if they were allowed to carry. it would've been a much, much different situation. >> trump also criticized president obama's handling of the islamic state group saying the u.s. should be more aggressive in its approach. another republican presidential candidate also criticizing the president surrounding the attack. carly fiorina said that the direct consequence of u.s. foreign policy. but the sunshine summit, she's

outraged over the attack mainly because president obama did not do enough to stop the islamic state group. >> i am angry that just yesterday morning our president, against all evidence, declared isis tamed and took a victory lap. isis is not a jv team, mr. president. they are not contained. they are at our shores, and they measure their victory in body count. >> the president and former secretary of state hillary clinton declared victory in iraq around allowing the islamic state group to grow. youtube has launched a new mobile app. i will tell you what this app can do for you next on kron. and taking a live look outside at drying conditions on brokaw road in san jose. things are clearing throughout

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and we're back. youtube has launched a brand- new mobile app called youtube music. for years now youtube has been a place for listening to and discovering new music. this new app hoping to cash in on that and take the music experience on youtube to hold a level. now we get a closer look at what the app offers. >> reporter: the youtube music is a free, dedicated music cap. if you use youtube for listening to music by watching or listening to music videos like millions of

americans do, this app makes that experience better. it makes finding, organizing, and listening to what you want and when you want easier. it can also help finding new artists and rediscovering past favorites. you can explore music from all over the world and stay current, get hot new videos, and tune in for a live recording. there are nonstop 24/7 radio type stations if you are in the mood for a certain type of music. basically, if the nearly endless catalog. youtube music is free, but there will be ads like youtube that you have to sit through before you music plays. however, if you want you can subscribe to youtube red. they have a new service they are offering for $10 a month but lets you watch any youtube videos ad free, and they would make this music app ad free for you as well. so if you sign up for that service, that could make this youtube music and appealing option to be your streaming music app, similar to pandora or apple music.

just another choice out there for $10 per month for all the music you want. coming up -- >> mib intelligent? >> you just parked here and kind of hung out. >> because i have a bad back. it's a temporary thing. i just had back surgery. >> electric vehicle parking spaces and the reason why some gas drivers park there. i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly. and we take a live look outside. sunshine at the san mateo bridge. for the weekend, if the original famous twang sunday. you can enjoy country music that's happening at the parkside from 4:00 to 7:00 today.

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major breaking news out of the east bay. learning about a massive sideshow that turned violent early this morning. it ended with shots fired and a police car vandalized. you are looking at video from youtube where people were stomping on a police car. here's what we know. an estimated 500 cars were involved. first, there was a sideshow on interstate 880 near the high- speed exit. police were called out to handle that. those cars been joined an even larger sideshow near international boulevard and 50 fifth avenue. that's where it appears people turned on police. officers were eventually able to get everything under control around 4:30 this morning. no word on any arrests just yet or if anyone was hurt and we have the full videos posted for you online. also now, the four things you need to know for the week ahead for you this week investigators in paris will be working to identify several victims of the paris

terrorist attacks. at least 30 victims have yet to be in identified. investigators working to identify more of the attackers as well. that information should come out over the next week. all this week, the ntsb will continue to analyze the cockpit recorder from the plane that crashed into an apartment building in ohio. investigators still trying to find the cause of the crash that killed nine people. on tuesday the golden state warriors will be looking to stay undefeated. they'll take on the rafters. at 11-0, just four wins away from tying the record for the longest winning streak to start an nba season. tipoff for tuesday's game set for 7:30. as always, we are watching the weather. this is what it looked like in san francisco. about 5:30 this morning with the rain coming down. the rain is moved out of the bay area, and we should the drier conditions in the week ahead. and some wins for the bay area.

looking at that wind advisory. 25 to 35 mile-per-hour sustained, but we may see them gusts a little higher than that up to 50 in some spots as a possibility with that advisory. with leftover for the the rain here, basically up to the central valley. and snow with a quick check on the south bay. not much there but still a little upstream. a couple of these cells may bring a couple showers if you are headed south to around the noon hour. temperatures, despite the fact of the clearing, we won't do much. in the 50s now fighting against cold air coming in here. future cast going forward by the noon hour should clear out. a few stray showers in the far east bay is possibility. the ascension pretty was focused out with the wind advisory in place by about 10:00.

double digits around most the perimeter of the day. blue outlines the heavier amounts we will see today at the game. 4:00 p.m., you can see double digits and around the perimeter of the day it really doesn't go away even in the wee hours of tonight and we greet you tomorrow morning with some of those pesky winds still holding on even the drier air moves in behind it. we want to make note of what's going on in the mountains. that is the winter storm warning. the white indicates the winter weather advisory, and higher elevations could be a foot of snow, down to 5000 feet level will be somewhat about a half foot of snow. that comes with a lot in the way of wind. here are, as you can see, far east bay temperatures. 50s to upper 50s because we are fighting a lot of that evaporation. there you have it. temperatures in the inland

regions reaching middle 70s. note on thursday a notable system comes on maybe a couple showers around wine country but that is it. disabled parking places are not only the only spaces being used by people who shouldn't be there. there's a new problem that's popped up as well. stanley roberts take a look now in this edition of people behaving badly. >> reporter: i want to show you something. watch as this driver gingerly exits her toyota camry. she makes sure the door is locked and heads in. and watch this driver who also exits her vehicle and heads off to go shopping. all the while this black audi has been sitting for about 45 minutes after i arrived at the target parking lot where all the drivers are parked in the electrical vehicle spaces only. in 2011, there was a lot passed to use electric charging stations to park.

unless you have a plug-in hybrid or all electric vehicle, parking here is a no-no, and you could be told. now, i was curious why drivers ignored the signs and parked, like this woman and a blue camry. she's returning from shopping. >> i have to ask you, you have an interesting electrical vehicle here. >> you know this is an electrical vehicle space. >> yeah. >> because i have a bad back. it's a temporary thing. i just had back surgery. i don't want to be on tv. >> then there was this woman. here she is loading the car. >> how are you today? >> notice that sign? >> yeah. >> is this an electrical vehicle? >> no. >> you know you can be towed. >> there's no sign saying that. >> in order for a vehicle to be told, finest must be posted -- signage must be posted, so she got me on a technicality.

but listen to this driver. >> i thought it was a small car. >> this guy saw me and came back. i figured there was so many open spots that not many electrical vehicles would be here. >> in the end, he moved his suv. stanley roberts. and still ahead, highlighting the hottest new restaurant coming to san francisco's tenderloin district. we'll have that in this additions of dine and dish coming up next. and a live look outside. clearing conditions. for the weekend, san francisco offering tours of its city hall. all part of the 100 celebration.

we have this breaking news from overseas. police and france have released this photo of a man was wanted

in connection with the terrorist attacks. the manhunt for him is underway right now. he is considered armed and dangerous. we are trained to find out more about him. we will have that information as we get it and will post that information online. san francisco's tenderloin district has attract new restaurant. that's where vicky found herself by way of an underground london food station. she will explain in this weeks edition of dine and dish. >> reporter: sure, these are the grimy streets of the tenderloin, but so is this behind closed doors. welcome to whitechapel, a cross between a victorian distillery and the london underground. yes, it's a dark joint with 400 different types of spirits, to be exact. this concoction named after the queen moment. the real surprises this. this might seem like a contradiction in more ways than

one. but in the hands of chef david murphy, it is beyond the bland. >> people come in thinking this is just a bit of pub fare. we are doing than that not your normal supper. >> the excitement of bangladesh and the bay area. >> a little english, a little dutch, and bangladesh. this is whitechapel's salad. >> this is a 36 owns dry aged,. a little blackberry and a beautiful yorkshire. >> and like the other famous english royal henry, you are encouraged to grab the phone and devour. that would wrap it up for

us. thanks for being with us. have a great day. bye-bye.

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