Latest from france. Pkg out. North of paris runs 2 04 scott cu more tough talk from president away. Neighbors, many of them muslim immigrants, were evacuated by police and searched. We stopped abdul rushing down the street. He said in arabic that he had witnessed the whole thing. I saw the raid 20 cars pass by here, then five minutes later the shooting started, he said. You heard the gunfire, i asked. I saw it with my eyes, he said. Meanwhile, the police focused on one apartment, on the third floor of this building. That neighbors say is the apartment where the raid targets were holed up. The main target Officials Say was abdelhamid abaaoud, a belgium national. He had gone to syria to join isis. As day was breaking the raids seem to be winding down. But then several explosions echoed through the streets. Its common in situations like this for police to use grenades or small charges in order to set off boobytraps that the suspects may have set up. Police here remained on edge, occasionally moving aggressively to search the neighborhood. They are taking no chances. Police have now reopened this area. They say the raid is over. But frances president Francois Hollande says this country is now at war with isis and calls for more cooperation, more countries to cooperate internationally to come up with a Cohesive Strategy to fight the group. Richard engel, nbc news, north of paris sgr meanwhile, more tough talk for president obama whos praising the renewed International Push against isis. Ssia t president still traveling overseas. Right now in the philippines. In manila he praised french air strikes in syria and urged ers to focus its efforts on isis. Russian air strikes have hit a s mber of nonisis targets. President obama also blasted the republican lawmakers who suggest we wu. S. Should reject Syrian Refugees through the fears they may be planted by terror groups. When candidates say we want to emit political orphans, thats political posturing. E depa, it is, of course it is. Because a 5yearold orphan is no threat. The u. S. Plans to admit 10,000 Syrian Refugees. The state department points out all refugees, even children his moo screening by the fbi, to adtional counterterrorism center, the department of Homeland Security and the department of defense. vo earlning france repeated its promise to admit 30,000 syrian ook does. Earlier this morning the magazine that claims to be romlished by isis published a photograph of what it says is the bomb that took down the Russian Airliner hidden in a can of pineapple soda. The photograph is from the online magazine dabiq. K authenticity cannot be onependently confirmed. And obviously this is propaganda. Is view video now of one of the air france flights forced to make an Emergency Landing late last night because of a bomb threat. This video was shot by a passenger who was getting off that plane in Salt Lake City after taking off from los itgeles. Now, two flights were headed to paris. The other plane left washington dulles airport. It was forced to land in halifax, nova scotia. Both threats were called in from the ground. Passengers got off each of those planes safely and this morning the fbi says authorities investigated and found no conible threat. France remains under a state of emergency, so we will continue to watch for all of the developments coming out of paris throughout this newscast. And for updates any time you can always go to our website or any of our digital platforms. New details on a high speed chase through the south bay that came tthis morning in a deadly crash. The driver proceeded on six freeways at more than 100 miles an hour. D thbc bay areas bob redell is live at moor park and 280 where that chase came to a horrifying end. Reporter kris and scott, within the past hour the Coroners Office has identified the driver killed here as 21yearold Daniel Avalos of san jose. Chp does not know if he was under the influence, but they do know he was determined to evade arrest. And it turns out that determination ended up killing him as he lost control of this stolen car here at this turn at over 100 miles an hour. He was intentionally it appeared trying to ram other vehicles. We take into account there was extremely light traffic at the time. This was an extremely dangerous driver and needed to be removed from the road. Reporter this chase started around 3 30 this morning. Chp tried to pull over the driver of this older model honda accord on northbound 101 in gilroy as he traveled at times nearly double the speed limit. I heard up to 125 to 130 miles per hour. Reporter turns out the car was stolen out of los banos. The pursuit traveled up 101, 880, 237, 17, 85 and finally 280. Along the way chp says the driver threatened the lives of others on the road. Vehicle continued to swerve toward other vehicles and take cutting vehicles off. Cutting very close to other vehicles causing them to swerve out of the way and hit their brakes. Reporter traffic was light. No one was hurt. At around 4 00 the driver tried to get off southbound 280 and onto moore park here in san jose but could not slow fast enough. He failed to negotiate the sharp turn at the end of the offramp. The car crashed through a dirt berm, chain link fence and rolled at least once. The car is so old it does not have air bags. The driver, a man in his mid20s, suffered major injuries, died at the hospital. His 18yearold passenger, a woman, survived with minor injuries. They have spoken with her. She appears a little disoriented is not giving much information. Reporter and the latest are from chp is that 18yearold passenger is being uncooperative, is not cooperating with authorities. Again, the driver was 21yearold Daniel Avalos according to the Coroners Office. Were now showing you a damaged windshield, damaged cruiser from chp. This vehicle was involved in the pursuit. The two officers in that vehicle suffered minor injuries when they hit a curb here at the crash site. Again, those injuries are minor. Theyre going to be okay. And it turns out those two officers are a father and son duo. Reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, nbc bay area news. Senaow interesting. Bob, thanks. A new at 11 00, right now trying to hold the powerful accountable. Ing California Senate subcommittee on gas, electric and Transportation Safety is trying to find out just how much is being done to protect californians from wildfires and san frically one major cause and that is power line problems. E stbc bay areas Stephanie Chuang is in San Francisco. Stephanie, youre at the hearing that the butte fire may have started this way. Reporter thats right, scott and kris. And pg e acknowledging that its a possibility power line coming into contact with a tree. But saying that cal fire is still officially investigating what happened there. Now, the hearing is still underway at the state building. The utility is pretty tight lip because two Northern California women have sued pg e for the death of their father killed in the butte fire. The two daughters saying their father, owen goldsmith, an 82yearold retired air force Staff Sergeant died in that fire that devastated more than 70,000 acres and destroyed more than 800 homes and buildings in september. They blame it on the lack of care of one single tree. And they want pg e and a Tree Trimming Service to pay. Now, state senator jer e jerry hill who is chair of this mornings panel want to know what utilities have and have not been doing since 2007 when wildfires ignited by power lines destroyed 1 million acres and 3,700 buildings. Specifically he wants to know how theyre proactively determining where fires might be so they can clear trees ahead of time. And hill called out pg e in particular saying its done the worst job so far. Its disturbing to me and going to point it out to them today as to why we still have to undergo their propaganda campaign. In the media every half hour youre inundated by their commercials and ads telling us how theyre part of our community. Well, i want to see pg e play by the rules of this community. And they seem to be avoiding that. Above and beyond just inspecting and trimming and removing trees along every single mile of our power line every year. The last two years weve gone above and beyond. Weve even flown daily air patrols from june all the way through october looking for fire starts. And in 25 instances we were the first to report the fires. Reporter now, the butte fire is the states seventh largest in history. The last hour here has mostly been cal fire speaking on how california has experienced nothing like 2015, responding so far this year to more than 6,100 fires, thats 2,000 more than last years count. In the last half hour senator hill asked if utilities are working hard enough on wildfire safety and prevention. Cal fires response is, yes, theres been an increase in prevention activity. A lot of this hearing going on right here at the state building is to pinpoint the most vulnerable areas. Senator hill wanted to know about a high fire hazard map that actually was created after the 91 tunnel fires in the oakland hills. Kra fire says latest data was 2007 but working right now on updating that information and should produce a new map next year. Live here in San Francisco, d ofhanie chuang, nbc bay area news. Thank you very much, steph. Well, its a special black friday giveaway. Instead of shopping a San Francisco nonprofit wants you to visit a state park for free. 7th. His is my favorite story of the day. Save the Redwoods League is sponsoring free admission to 49 participating parks on november 27th. That is black friday. A league spokeswoman says that the Organization Long wanted to ousanduch a free friday event but didnt have the money to do so. And that changed when an finymous donor came forward to cover that 50,000 price tag. To find out where the nearest state park participating is for er undo to our website nbcbayarea. Com and you can find a participating link there. That looks so much better hting hopping. Ainstxt at 11 00, the republican front runner under the microscope. How ben carson is fighting back against claims from his own people that he doesnt know enough about Foreign Policy. Plus, uber offering up more than just your trip across town. How it wants to help prevent the spread of the flu. Im meteorologist kari hall. Temperatures are warming up, but some spots we do still have some fog. Ill show you the microclimate forecast and a look ahead to the weekend coming up. Got a tip for nbc bay areas Investigative Unit . Call 1888996tips, or email theunit nbcbayarea. Com. Nbc bay area, we investigate. And welcome back to you. The markets doing surprisingly well despite the fact we have the fed minutes that show a majority of the governors would like to see an Interest Rate hike. Local Robotics Company there on the nasdaq from sunnyvale. The federal government and the state of california are expanding potential paybacks to students who attended Corinthian College trade schools. All part of Corinthian Colleges which has since gone bankrupt. Students at heald had been getting some of their money back thats been expanded to everest and wyo tech in california. Federal law says students can ask for federal loans to be forgiven if its proven a school deceived them into applying for loans or deceived them about their education. One of the bits of evidence the feds and the state of california found was a marketing memo from Corinthian College that explained to its recruiters what kind of students they should be targeting. It is so insulting to those students, so hurtful its not worth reading. The longtime ceo of tivo is stepping down. Tom rogers has been the head for ten years. Before that he was an executive with nbc. He created the cable channels cnbc and national geographic. If all goes according to plan, San Francisco based square will ipo tonight pricing its shares, selling them to early investors. This is the one and only time that square will raise any money. When square trades tomorrow on the nyse those will just be trades where people make money but the company doesnt. So square right now has to figure out a price thats high enough to raise cash but low enough that when its early investors turn around and sell tomorrow they get that nice pop that everybody talks about. Price too high you do make lots of money for the company but then of course youll get that embarrassing red arrow on your first day of trading. Well continue to cover this tomorrow morning and find out what theyre trading for. Pricing so important not just a science but an art too. So speaking of transportation, as we were earlier, uber apparently wants to be a full service Ride Sharing Company that includes flu shots. This puts a whole new spin on the phrase house call. Now between 11 00 this morning and 3 00 tomorrow afternoon uber riders in San Francisco and 34 other cities can select an option to request free flu shots for up to ten people. This is available with the purchase of a single 10 uber Health Wellness pack. Now, i know youre thinking i am not getting a flu shot from an uber driver. Yes. You should know there is a Passport Health nurse who will administer the shots and deal with the paperwork. I think thats great. Thatd be cool. Go on an app, give me a flu shot. Captive audience, now youre well or stay well. A first for california san diego has declared a state of emergency to prepare for el nino. Yeah, whos next you wonder. City leaders will be able to access federal and state funding faster if or when an emergency happens. San diego is the first California City to declare a state of emergency. Riverside county now considering carrying out the same action. The office of Emergency Services has not heard from any bay areas or counties hoping to do so just yet. Well, lets check your weather this morning. Kari, youre going to start with a pretty picture of timber. Yes, we are seeing high clouds streaming in. Beautiful sight there, but take a look closely at the golden gate bridge. You can only see the tops of it. So i want to show you a closer look at what the visitors are seeing now as theyre taking pictures out there. You cant see much of the bridge. This is the first time in quite a while weve had the fog return ing across parts of the coastal areas. And our temperatures are starting to warm up inland while staying in the 50s as you head into the inner bay as well as the coastal areas. Now, in San Francisco 59 degrees, 59 in sunnyvale. Livermore at 57 and concord at 63 degrees. So as we go hour by hour in san jose a lot of sunshine there, 65 degrees. We stay in the mid60s through most of the afternoon heading home driving you feel a temperature of 64. And then by tonight as the skies stay mostly clear dropping back into the 50s and it will be another cool one once again. A look at all the microclimates and what you can expect, 69 degrees in redwood city. The castro at 65 degrees. In the north bay 70 in napa. We are seeing more 70s today compared to the past few days. It is starting to warm up and that will be the trend over the next few days. High pressure is just to the west of us, and it causes a lot of those weather systems to move around the bay area. Keeping it clear and dry and the rain has stayed well to the north. So over the next few days more of a northerly wind. And the clouds staying away for the most part with the exception of the fog. And cold fronts rolling just to the north of us and off to the east. So with the High Pressure there and really being stubborn it looks like it takes a while before we get any rain in the forecast. Here we are not until next tuesday or wednesday. And thats pretty bad timing considering a lot of people will be hitting the road for thanksgiving, but we do need that rain especially after having several days of dry weather and temperatures well above average. So for the next seven days a look at the inland forecast. 69 degrees today. 73 degrees tomorrow. Look at these upper mid70s as we go into the next few days and then upper 60s bay side. Staying in the 60s there and then dropping off with some cooler air moving in by the beginning of next week. As we head into the thanksgiving holiday and the coastal forecast bringing it up into the low 60s and staying there once again. Well be keeping you up to date on that chance of rain heading into tuesday. Scott and kris. All right. Thank you very much, kari. Up next at 11 00, ben carson fires back at the socalled gotcha questions that has the republican front runner on the offensive. Coming up after nbc bay area news at 11 00, access Hollywood Live kwtsz followed by days of our lives at 1 00 p. M. What super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. Before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. Just a few dabs is clinically proven to seal out more food particles. Super poligrip is part of my life now. Knowledge of foig republican hopeful ben carson is pushing back after his knowledge of Foreign Policy has been called into question. The former neurosurgeon knows a lot about medicine, but now nbcs Hallie Jackson reports even members of his own team says he needs a lot of help on National Security. Reporter this morning the doctors on defense. Ben carson under fire after reports hes failin