double decker bus checked out. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. the bus company could face hefty fines. >> three people remain in critical condition, and two in serious condition following the crash. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow has information on the investigation you'll see only on abc7 news. >> reporter: tonight, the california public utilities commission says city sight seeing could be seeing up to $20,000 in citations if investigators found violations they could choose to open an even more formal investigation that doesn't limit the fine. investigators are taking pictures and examining the twisted tour bus with dozens of exposed wires, searching for clues. san francisco police, patrol and cal public utilities commission are on the scene. chp says the tour bus company never told the commission bit. something the cpuc says the company was required to do. last week, the bus crashed into a bicyclist, other cars and scaffolding. the bus driver says the brakes failed. >> how are you brakes? >> fine. >> the ceo says city sight seeing insuspects vehicles every 45 days or less and says they inspected that bus that crashed october 25th. that is registered with the dmv. the state says that is not enough. investigators are also looking at bus 223, the run away bus that was crashed into. there was body damage and dents to the top deck. maintenance worker jose santos says he's thinking about his friends. >> i'm sad. >> reporter: and like investigators trying to figure out how it occurred. >> we never do nothing to hurt nobody. france launched new air strikes against islamic state targets in syria. >> video shows large buildings being destroyed by bombs. ten fighter yets are involved but a french aircraft carrier will add two dozen jets to the arsenal. >> police found a car rented to the only known attacker still on the run. surveillance video shows three people involved on the assaults on restaurants and bars. investigators aren't sure if the person is on the run,s been killed or arrested. >> today a soccer match between germany and netherlands was evacuated due to a threat of an explosive being set off during that match. in london, they joined frefrnl fans in a rendition of the french national anthem. a moment of silence honored the 129 people killed. happening now, in san francisco state university, abc7 news is at a vigil for the cal state student killed in paris. naomi gonzales was in a restaurant when the shootings began. organizers said they wanted to let students know they have support. >> regardless of where they're studying abroad or on campus, we're with them. and that we're here to support them. and help them in every possible way. >> the other 16 students are safe. 35 sf students were also safe after the impacts. the fbi led a security exercise today, the drill, planned before the terrorist attacks in paris was a preparation for super bowl 50 in february. abc7 news is live in santa clara with the training. >> reporter: security is always a big issue at levi stadium for every game and event. but the federal, state, and local agencies involved in the drill didn't want details compromised. agencies from across santa clara valley brought in ambulances and fire rigs. >> we're hoping for enhanced security and to push ourselves and working with our partners to present the safest event possible. >> the scenario involved hundred if not thousands of people, nearly all drills were out of sight from public viewing. chinook helicopters made runs and may have been part of an evacuation plan. the fbi had invited media to cover this exercise, but it was closed to media, the concern is revealing sensitive strategies. >> it is our desire to make sure that tactical considerations being made secure ti concerns, qualified security plan, we did not want that information divulged. >> reporter: sky 7 hd is not showing details of the exercise itself. >> in the planning process, you have to prepare for the unknowns and so you go through a variety of scenarios. what if it rains? what if it snows? what if there is a larger turn out than expected? >> you prepare for everything. the paris attacks propelled a french american school to alert th fbi about graffiti on the playground. abc7 news was on hickory street while they painted over the logo. investigators are trying to determine whether it is a hate crime. our coverage of the paris terrorist attacks continues later in this hour and we're going to take you to pair yigs and go to a muslim neighborhood that operates under sharia law. also, a bay area mosque is trying to get the word out tonight. they're all about community. they talked with us about the special guests they hosted today. those stories, coming up. two of the 349ers fans accused of beating a person outside of levis stadium were arraigned today the two are being charged with assault. the attack shows the men kicking and punching the vikings fan. current oakland raider alden smith has been suspended for a year for substance abuse. can smith come back after this suspension? abc7 sports director larry beil will have more coming up in sports. a 17-year-old high school student in the south bay was arrested for starting an instagram page to solicit nude pictures of under aged girls. this happened in lincoln high. some pictures were posted to instagram. and lyanne joins us with the latest tonight. >> reporter: we've been able to confirm this has turned into a serious matter where san jose unified and police say inappropriate images were shared. these are some of the posts that police are investigating because they solicit nude pictures of young girls from several high schools. i will post anonymously. official page to put bots on blast. all have a similar user name, san jose bop. police are working with two school distrits. >> these schools are communicating with parents and letting them know this investigation is taking place. >> reporter: yesterday, lincoln high school officials notified police after a student complained. police arrested a 17-year-old and for posting pictures. instagram closed that account, but says this one surfaced. lincoln high school parents were notified via e-mail. >> shocking, but in today's age, with social media, i mean, anything can happen. >> because the girls are minors, it's considered child pornography, a felony. >> there are consequences depending on the behavior. so it's important to make parents aware of that. instagram did not respond our calls or e-mails and police kept silence today. in san jose, abc7 news. we know how a man stuck between two buildings died while trying to rub away from police, he died from asphyxia. no shots were fired. a picture showed how small the space was between the buildings. family members accused police of beating him and covering up his death. >> dozens setting up camp outside berkeley city hall. what they have to say about the crack down on the homeless. also... the buzz heading into the first ever world drone expo. >> mild, dry weather now, may turn cloudy, chilly and rainy just before thanksgiving. i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. a woman can't stop a magazine from delivering to her door step. measure berkeley city council is set to set a proposal that is firing up protestors now in their second day. laura anthony is live with the story. >> this meeting is set to get underway here at the old berkeley city hall in about 45 minutes. the ordinance would make the homeless in berkeley move along. >> berkeley is a very compassionate city. >> reporter: berkeley mayor says it's about it's about making it better for living for everybody, offering services in exchange. >> it establishes three new programs that are going to give people an opportunity to have a shower, to have a place to put their things and their goods. and you know, it's an opportunity for them to move forward. >> the proposed ordinance makes it a crime to park a shopping cart between hours of 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m., and a ban on taking up more than two square feet of space on the sidewalk. >> if you have a backpack or bike, it extends to your bike, everything you have. >> you're making homelessness illegal and surviving illegal. >> reporter: he says it ignores the people behind the problem. >> there is a huge lack after fordable housing in berkeley. >> reporter: the city council will ares vote on a separate measure to allow construction of a luxury housing complex some say will make it harder to find affordable housing in berkeley. laura anthony, abc7 news. the final phase of construction is about to begin for the san francisco new general hospital. it will double emergency room beds and add more trauma and operating rooms. the intensive care unit will have smart beds, and there is a roof top garden for visitors. the dedication will be saturday. san francisco city officials tonight are considering raising the minimum age to buy toke backo to 21. this considered at the board of supervisor's meeting. if approved it would make san francisco the second major city in the country to make the move. santa clara county raised the cigarette age to 21. well, two years ago, they were the domain of hobbyists, but now, drones are everywhere. you may find one under your christmas tree, jonathan bloom found today in san jose there are more serious applications in the works. >> if you have to ask what the buzz is about, you should probably look up. we met eric chang when he was building drones out of kits. now, he's signing copies of his book on drone photography. >> business is what it is about. >> that is about the feature of drones is going. >> it's not about the aircraft. it's about information collected. >> like about crime scenes. >> if we can process a crime scene or traffic accident in a matter of minutes and open up roadways. and that is huge. >> the question is how to keep them from hitting one another. many seem to be flying themselves. >> you need traffic lights and such. >> nasa is testing order in the skies. they're working with companies like air ware. >> what happens when amazon is trying to deliver your package, and verizon is trying to inspect power. >> now it takes quite a bit of skill to fly them well. >> as skills get crowded, many say the best answer is education. >> you hear about near businesses and unsafe ways and it's not people don't understand toys are aircraft. >> at least in sonoma county. autumn leafs. >> you can share photos using #abc7 now. that is nice. >> is it's great outside. >> yes. beautiful weather. >> enjoying the weather. >> clear skies right now. pardon my throat issues here. high clouds around and there are showers on eureka. and 60 degrees in santa rosa. check out this time lapse view. sunset at 4:57 and was a stunning one. a series of stunning sun sets. not so cold overnight, but chilly in spots. milder days through saturday and a storm moves in next week that is likely to bring us rainfall. high pressure will be the dominant feature all week long, which will bring us a steady stream of dry, mild days. next week we'll start tuesday, the 24th and run is there that is tuesday into perhaps early thursday, the computer forecast models are in sharp disagreement and indicates the bay area will receive between 1 and 2 inches and european model indicates a few hundredths of an inch. tomorrow, mainly sunny day with a bit of high clouds and high temperatures from 60s on the coast to mid and upper 60s around the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. mild weather continues and dry weather through sunday. cooling down, clear skies monday with a slight chance of rain monday and greater chance of rain tuesday and wednesday. looks like we're going to get wet weather. this is a picture of me 23 years ago. i'm headed to new york city to participate in the 40th anniversary 40-hour marathon. live streaming you can see it on digital channel and watch the live stream online. and i'm flying out tonight and will be there tomorrow afternoon and we're going to talk about the storms we've covered and craziest and wildest assignme s assignments. >> i'm going to tell all. >> yes. >> and then -- >> are there enough hours? >> we shall see. >> congratulations. that is wonderful. looking forward to seeing you on gma. >> i look forward to being seen. >> coming up next, sending a positive message to students. some celebrities are pitching in to help inspire the next generation, next. ♪ ♪ it took the rockettes years to master the kick line. but only a few moves to master paying bills on chase.com technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. some famous athletes are sending a positive message to students. abc7 news was at lafayette elementary. one time power front man lenny williams encouraged students to respect their elders and stay in school. the school district plans to make this a regular event. ora cell will look different tonight as the warriors go for their 12th win. and we'll see a throw back at center court. warriors converted the center logo to the original "the city" logo when the warriors played in san francisco. it usually says golden state warriors. this is the first time the team switched out the center logo for a hard wood plastics scheme in history. >> new concerns about the safety of bay area seafood. >> one in four fish we've sampled for human consumption has micro plastic in it. >> why researchers believe it's coming from our synthetic clothing and how it's getting into the water. >> could it happen again? we're going to take to you a neighborhood in paris 100% muslim there. now muslims there are responding to claims it may be a breeding ground for terror. >> our greeting means peace. >> a group of senior scitizens stopped by a local mosque to learn more about their neighbors. neighbors. what is next with a 100% electric nissan what will you do? how far will you go? how much will you see? electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric car in america. . good evening, we'll start with the latest developments in the paris terrorist attacks. france's prosecutor says they're looking for a ninth potential attacker. new surveillance video shows another person in a paris sidewalk cafe. there is more retaliation from france with ten fighter jets carrying out air strikes on islamic state group targets, isis claimed responsibility for the attacks. and police say serious plan for explosion, their words, forced the evacuation of a stadium in germany. the soccer match was cancelled and police did not find explosives. >> in paris tonight there is concern that 100% muslim neighborhoods are breeding grounds for terrorists. >> david ono from los angeles is in paris with the story. >> gill grew up in san bernardino, now lives in paris. we meet at a gateway of a muslim community known as a no go zone. a place if you don't live here, you don't want to be here. this particular community is 100% muslim. seemingly a world away when it comes to quality of life. the people here struggle. >> that is where we meet sadek, he is tunisian. his first language is arabic. he tells me they can't get a job, so he sells cigarettes. >> he sells marlboro for food. >> and another large muslim community with roots from central africa. there are shop owners who seem to be kind though they don't want cameras in their face. but there is the black market. vendors are quick to snap. a camera or show of being an outsider is not appreciated. >> no. no. >> these communities are rough, crime ridden but are they breeding grounds for terrorists? he tells me killing innocent people is wrong and he'd stop terrorists. but we know everyone has a breaking point. i know he's angry at authorities. >> would you become a terrorist? >> no. no. i don't know. >> i was surprised to find out he is only 20 years old. his f17, 18, and 19. these are hardened, tough young men looking for a purpose in life. so far, they haven't been able to find it. reporting from paris, abc7 news. investigators believe one terrorist posed as a syrian refugee is calling for a growing number of republicans to call for a pause in admitting those refugees into the u.s. >> we cannot lettererists take advantage of our compassion. this is a moment where it's better to be safe than it is to be sorry. >> a little more than 2000 have migrated to the u.s. in palo alto, a group of senior citizens stopped by a local mosque today to learn more about islam and the customs they share. for many, it was their first time inside and they found it fascinating. chris nguyen has the story now from palo alto. >> in our community, the prior leader appoints a successor. >> reporter: the conversation covers topics from muslim culture to terrorist attacks by isis. >> we do not associate with such organizations. >> the news in europe and news here, we're all one world. >> there is always an opening for that, the women can see, down below. >> the group is at the oshman family jewish community center took advantage of the open forum. >> what happened is so overwhelming and emotional. you react emotionally so janice wineman walked by many times, wondering what sit like inside. she jumped at the possibility to learn more about the community. >> there are many similarities between judaism and islam. the way it's practiced. >> reporter: others says it's great to break down barriers. >> it's be important for all cultures and all people, no matter the color of their skin, broadness of their nose. they should get along with everybody. >> our greeting mean peace. >> it is very important for us to have the community know us, and vice versa. >> in palo alto, chris nguyen, abc7 news. sad news from ac transit. mary king has passed away. king became the first african american woman to be elected alameda county supervisor, serving as full president. she was given an award for leadership as chair of the bay bridge design task force. king is survived by her mother, two daughters and two grandchildren. people in texas and kansas are cleaning up tonight from tornadoes that ripped through both states. that is a storm chaser reacting to a tornado outside of amarillo last night. the weather stretched as far as fort worth, where winds knocked down power lines and tossed debris everywhere. that severe weather created blizzard conditions in colorado. check this out. a band of snow stranded 100 drivers. a blizzard warning remains in effect tonight. these are part of a storm that dumped snow in the sierra sunday. >> a bay area food truck owner says she paid thousands for a new truck but never got it. >> nothing. no. not one, nothing. >> coming up, the confrontation and how this case could be just a tip come on in pop pop. happy birthday. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin ...no more than 100 mg. as it affects how well it works. it's such an important thing to do to help protect against another heart attack. brilinta worked better than plavix. and even reduced the chances of dying from another one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to doctor. since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have bleeding, like stomach ulcers. a history of bleeding in the brain, or severe liver problems. tell your doctor about bleeding, new or unexpected shortness of breath, any planned surgery and all medicines you take. i will take brilinta today. tomorrow. and every day for as long as my doctor tells me. don't miss a day of brilinta. food truck owners says there is one man who makes big promises and never delivers. this investigation started in north carolina. tonight there abay area woman who says she put her life savings into her coffee truck and was left with nudging. >> on off the grid, one of the smallest operations is setting up shop. >> this is our trailer. >> she name. >> yes. this is laughern. >> she's a tiny trailer, hitched to a generator. which generates a lot of attention. >> that is a big generator for a little girl like you. >> inside a delicate coffee making day. a special blend. she says with four feet of working space, the trailer is a tight fit. >> you have one spot to stand and only one top. we reach under. you make it work. >> her heart is in the business. she puts one on every cup. she wanted to upgrade from this trailer to a truck. she thought she found a man to do it. he says his business was in reno and required a $16,000 deposit to retro fit the truck. >> he was very charming and knowledgeable. he had a lot of ideas. >> she sent a check but on the way to reno got a call. >> half an hour outside of reno, a 4 hour drive. he said he won't be there. >> she says he cancelled a second meeting. in the end, $16,000, gone. but sabrina and laverne are part a pattern. our team got complaints in february. james freeman handed over $10,000 for a truck. he says no work was done. craig powell gave nick $6500 never heard from him. the owners of a belgian waffle truck, same thing. $4,000 out. >> my mom passed away and we were able to go ahead and start building a business. we're going to name it after her. >> $10600, gone. she took him to court. it ordered him to pay her back. she's waiting on the money. a reporter at her sister station tried to talk to nick in holly springs in february. >> hi, how are you, nick. can we talk to you about your company? >> he wouldn't go on camera, but e-mailed saying he was out of business and intended to repay bet. after that, he opened up shop in reno and two other people say they paid him but got no work done. she has said goodbye to the money, and had to litigate in nevada he probably doesn't have the money. our money is probably gone. >> $15,000, amounting to a lot of spicy senoritas. she has a message for nick. >> how do you sleep at night? >> two of the three business owners received some or all money back from him. he claims he dissolved his latest company in reno. sabrina still hasn't received her money back. a giant waste of paper. a large magazine just kept coming. one bay area woman had enough, she reached out to 7 on your side. >> she was so angry is asking for $500 from the company that for $500 from the company that advil pain relievers are used by more households than any other leading brand. to treat their aches and pains more people reach for advil. relief doesn't get any better than this. advil. iit's just a cough.ur cough, you'd see how often you cough all day and so would everyone else. new robitussin 12 hour delivers fast, powerful cough relief that lasts up to twelve hours. new robitussin 12 hour cough relief. because it's never just a cough. does this happen to you? a lot of people get unwanted publications but getting them to stop can be a battle. >> one woman took it to the extreme. >> she did. it was a high end magazine. the palo alto resident didn't want it, couldn't stop it and resorted to a unique solution. the magazine landed with out invitation on the driveway of lisa's home. >> the title itself really offended me. >> it was a glossy magazine call called gentry. to her dismay, it kept coming. >> i just think it's an environmental waste. >> she kept telling them not to deliver. they kept coming she got irritated. >> i wrote them saying stop. >> she sent a legal notice demanding a stop. but added this kicker. >> i would allow them to deliver it but only if they pay me $500 per copy. >> the notice said if gentry delivered another copy you consent to pay us $500. >> it was to get them to pay attention. >> since you're not interested in local people changing the world for the better we're taking the liberty of putting your name on a no delivery list. >> yet, a month later it came again. so as promised lisa sent gentry a bill for $500. >> i just wanted them to stop. >> still, it came. lisa contacted 7 on your side. we went to the folks at gentry. the publisher tells us her delivery service sometimes makes mistakes. leaving copies where residents don't want them. lisa is the only one who sent a bill. >> she didn't get paid. >> she didn't understand why lisa was so upset. >> just throw it away. >> it's an environmental waste. they should stop delivering it when i don't want it. >> so far, gentry has not delivered anymore magazine. the publisher says it has 30,000 readers and only a few that don't want the magazine. >> if you don't want it, you don't want it. >> yes. >> it's time to turn back to weather. >> we have high clouds around. and tomorrow, look for sunny skies and mild conditions. we'll see highs in the upper 60s in sacramento. 61 fresno and 82 in palm springs. temperatures around 60 degrees. and here is the accu-weather forecast. remaining mild and dry and cooling down monday. and there is a chance of rain tuesday, wednesday, and maybe into early thanksgiving day. that is our next chance of rain. >> some real trouble for bay area football players. >> yes. first 49ers, now, the raiders will hand down a raiders gambled on alden smith and today, sources say the nfl suspended smith for a year for violations of the substance abuse policy. that prompted the 49ers to release alden. we wondered what the discipline might be and it was quiet. we understand there are no appeals at this point. smith signed a contract with the raiders and made approximately $3 million. stayed out of trouble, had three and a half sacks with the silver and black. and the raiders say he remains a part of their long term plans. he said, quote, i look forward to rejoining the team next year. now, the question is can alden smith stay clean for a year and come back in the middle of next season? we think it would be a major challenge. stanford was very much in the running for the 14 championship playoff until two fumbles crushed their dreams against oregon saturday night. plays we take for granted. stanford is going to get refocused so there is a big game coming up saturday night. coach david shaw says the team never got down mentally. they're going to be ready for the bears. >> this is like going outside and playing catch. they're anomalies. you know? so yes, it's freakish and happened twice. in a game like this. we bounced back. absolutely. great stops on defense. and drove down the field and scored touchdowns. so it didn't derail us. or make guys feel bad. >> got to get ready. >> a gold glove award paid off for short stop brand wron crawford signed a six-year extension reportedly worth $75 million. he made just over $3 million, gets to bump up $12 million per year. he hit a career high 21 homers. how is this for a stack? he became the first giants short stop in 110 years to lead a team in homers and the first to three years to lead in rbis. that, ladies and gentlemen, will get you paid. whatever the sharks did, it's working. they're rolling now, stop number three was tonight in boston. first period, 1-1, the rebound, past martin jones. sharks ties just after one. second period, tied at three, patty marlo. then, he shoots and scores. sharks hold on to win it 5-4. and warriors looking to make it 12-0 tonight. can they get and keep a lead on the warriors? the goal is taking down the champs. >> i guess it's for us, we need to. you know? we prefer to play that way. thus far we've done a good job of it. it gets tougher and tougher. >> and draymon battling the flu but says he will play tonight. a lot of people are sick now. >> yes. >> that is fun to watch. >> yes. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00, that is cable channel 13. clues from paris. the chilling message left on an attackers phone, at 9:00. >> then, remembering the california college student killed in the pair attacks. students are coming together to pay tribute. >> and at 10:00, it's shark tank. >> that is it for this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on abc7 news bay area. >> from all of us, we appreciate your time. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. ♪ ♪ it took the rockettes years to master the kick line. but only a few moves to master paying bills on chase.com technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank.