nbc news reporting there are 1 hostages and right now, police are sealing the yare area. we'll bring you the latest as it becomes available. >>> political back and forth over syrian refugees has esc escalated every day since the paris attacks and reached new heights yesterday starting with donald trump. >> thereside the be should be a lot of systems and today you can do it. but you have to have a border, strength, a wall and we can't let -- i would certainly implement that. absolutely. it would stop people from coming in illegally. we have to stop people from coming to our country illegally. it would be good management. you have to do good management procedures and we can do that. you sign them up at -- but it's all about management. our country has no management. >> so far, it's mostly just been rhetoric until now. the house of representatives turned tough talk into action, approving a bill to effectively halt all refugees from coming into the u.s. andrea mitchell reports. >> reporter: the fear about syrian refugees got ugly on the campaign trail. >> if there's a rabid d

afghanistan's new president and chief executive told international done yares at-- donors at a conference last year they would would work to make sure the government raised more issue-- more revenue. >>> this is top up that we advised of. to stand up on our own feet. we should utilise our own resources in order to deal with our budget expenditures. >> reporter: many sellers like this man are not optimistic that will work. the government says it is working to build an accountable revenue system. people hope this tax is the first step to financial independence >>> there is growing excitement that a major discovery, the tomb of queen nefertiti. she is thought to be tootankarmin's stepmother. >>> my close examination of those scans highlighted the apparent presence of closed doorways. on the west wall potentially leading to an additional tootankarmin period storeroom labelled x in the cut away bottom left here. on the north to a corridor continuation of the tomb. the proposal i put forward is that the burial of the tootankarmin was a tomb within a tomb >>> an annual mile aggravation of bright

garvin thomas joins us with tonight's bay yare craw proud. >> thanksgiving day, 1944, is a big day in the zin family history. a day richard zinn is still thankful for 71 years later. >> at the national infantry museum outside the gates of georgia's ft. benning, you'll find a well preserves collection of world war ii. richard zinn came from walnut creek to soak up some of the history. though it's not really buildings he came to see. >> such a pleasure to meet you. >> it's men. >> absolutely, these are the people who saved my father's life. >> herb zinn was a member of the 95th infantry division, and like many world war ii vets, he didn't share much about his experience with his family. >> anytime i would ask him for detail, he would just say i don't want to talk about it. i can't talk about it. >> in fact, about all richard could get out of his father before his death was that during the battle for the french city of mets, he was one of a small group of soldiers trapped behind enemy lines for eight days before being rescued on thanksgiving day. 1944. it was all richard knew until about

seems like they yare saying it might be taken down from the ground -- they are saying it might've been down from the ground. manus: this is a nato country. in responsible be critical terms of escalating rd escalating the situation. it's still too early to garner any sense about response, but give us your take? andrew: what happened to the pilots? were the pilots killed? we heard they might've ejected safely. if they did, who has them? iswas an area which ish fightersy turk loyal to erdogan. we hear the russian helicopters are searching for them. there might be fighting in the region. but that would be the next step in terms of how it happens is what happens to these pilots. francine: what does it mean geopolitically? is it too son. this is an embarrassment to vladimir putin. -- is it too soon? andrew: it is very messy. you remember when jordan lost the pilot and the pilot was burnt alive inside of a cage. it was a turning point for the war. you can see how the small lives of their own. putin meeting with the king of jordan today. and a big question mark will be to see how putin reacts.

nbc bay yare a, we investigate. >>> an investigative exclusive. we can see where billions of our taxpayer doctollars are going w it comes to health care. >> ophthalmologists received about $6 billion in 2013 ahead of cardiologists and oncologists. >> investigative reporter vicki nguyen to find out some of the busiest eye doctors in the country practice right here. vicki? >> after we received tips and reed online complaints complaining that some ophthalmologists were recommending surgeries and procedures that the patients ma not need we conducted an experiment. we took tina to four different doctors for a diagnosis of her eye health. she received a different diagnosis from every doctor. one doctor told her she had dry eyes and gave her eye drops and anothered cataracts surgery in one eye and a third doctor said to test for glaucoma. her eyes were in good shape and did not recommend cataracts surgery and did not see signs of glaucoma. unless it's an emergency, patients should always get a second or a third opinion when any treatment or surgery is r

what yare you doing, larry?> i heard if i yelled, they would give me $5,000. >> meantime, just outside, of 30 rock, the group that set up that $5,000 payment, held their rally against trump's appearance. >> coming up next, actresses in hollywood, fed up as they should be with getting, well not the same pay as their male co-stars. second-rate salaries. next, i will speak live with the director who depicts women's right to the vote. we will talk about why things are still so bad in 2015. 40% of the streetlights in detroit, at one point, did not work. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our lighting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in the world, but unless you can finance those dreams, it doesn't happen. at the time that the bankruptcy filing was done, the public lighting authority had a hard time of finding a bank. citi did not run away from the table like some other bankers did. c

. & s: and just hours after this happened, governor charlie boulder was m and bee > yare of the sittertion hersl coming up next hour, we are hearing what he has to say >>aout it. for now we are live in wocompester, jessica reyes, fox25 news. >>> there are a fo new developments out of paris at this hour. this morning, france is demand this morning, france is demanding help from other european nations in the fight against isis. the french government ieci6 3 3 calling for security aid and assistance. this is the first time that any nation is called for military he fo under the e`icharter. overnight, french warplanes also launched new airstrikes aglleiat isis taantlonds in nold mhern syria. and anti-terror police conducted 128 newgh. lers. thion are seacomphing for suspecteci6 3 3 in the paris attacks. in boston city leader also join the council gener a for a moment of silence to honor the 129 people killed on friday. that event takes place 5mon0 a, 6 3 3 t wttle h al. >>> ght ns to bring syrian refugees to the u.s. are coming under fire in new england. the governoman of massachusetts and new

nbc bay yare, we investigate. tips to protect yourself before you start shopping online >>> so they call it cybermonday. here's some security expert tips to protect yourself before you start shopping online today. first, if you can use a separate credit card so if hackers do get your information, the rest of your credit line and bank accounts will be safe. also, pay attention to your statements after your purchases for any unusual microcharges. hackers hope you won't notice one or two dollars missing from your account. certainly add up. >> the question is not just if you're safe, but they get the best deal. >>> scott mcgrew continues our coverage. >> i think in many cases, guys, you're getting a deal. not necessarily the best deal on cybermonday. we can actually use amazon to examine that idea because amazon is totally data rich. let's take this kitchen aid mixer. this is right on the front page of amazon cybermonday page right this minute. it's on sale and that is a good price. $343. all right, let's put that pri

nbc bay yare a, we investigate. >>> now to an investigative unit exclusive. even with the expected record rainfall from el nino, scientists say california faces a very strong likelihood of a record drought that stretches on for decades. >>>ier investigative reporter stephen stock discovered innovation and new technologies developed right here in silicon valley but may have gone overseas. >> we may see a lot of rain this wint, but the experts we talked with say we need 11 trillion gallons of this water put back in the ground just to catch up from our drought. our investigative unit found companies located right here in silicon valley that had developed technologies to help solve this water crisis. but guess what, those companies say they can't get the technaul here to sell in california, at least not on a large scale. all because of the state's maze of rules, regulations. plus, 412 different water districts that they had to talk to throughout the state. so, those silicon valley companies have taken their business overseas to places like australia, the united a

. >>> coming up, rain battering the bay yare. the first major storm of the season causing a headache for the morning commute. what you need to know before you step out the door. >>> let's get a peek outside right now and see how things are going so far this morning. a live look from the embarcadero. san francisco, the bay bridge. actually, we had an incident earlier this morning on the bay bridge. things cleared up for now. steph will have a live report right after this. joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. =sam/2shot= d >>> good morning. waking up to a good drenching across the bay area. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. halloween, of course, was last friday and we saw orange on the radar. good point t was saturday. wet roads and a as a storm is whipping through the bay area everywhere from san jose to the bay bridge getting a bit of a soaking this morning. right now the beginning of what could be a soggy morning in general. team coverage of what we expect the storm. first we turn to meteorologist kari hall who is keepi

that's not bay area, you have to imagine all those people want to get through livermore into the bay yare for their jobs here. so, eventually when they have this reopened, you'll have the residual effect of all the cars that should have already gone through and tried to get through during the morning commute. livermore police putting out a note here. so, if you have to get into work today and you can't work from home, that's something you want to keep in mind before you head out on the road. mike? >> thanks, bob. believe it or not, folks, some of that backup that bob was showing out of tracy in central valley may be reflected over here at the bay bridge. the traffic is jammed up in the fastrak lanes because some of that traffic was held back up over there. you see the live shot on the wet roadway there's and reflected in the green all over the bay and the blues active puddling through the north bay and despite that coming down through san rafael. an earlier crash past 808 and looks like everything biltdz around the shoulder. slow it down, folks. that's where we're doing a gradual build an