from san francisco police following a deadly suspect shooting. "today in the bay" starts now. a very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> and i'm some brock. we're going to try to start your week off on the right note. anthony slaughter is in for kari. nice to start. visibility down to less than a quarter of a mile in napa. but other than that we're going to see a good amount of cloud cover. you can see what i'm talking about. san francisco and oakland visibility down to 5 miles. gilroy is 3 miles visibility. your sky cam network does tell the story this morning. temperatures this morning back into the 50s. later on this afternoon, mid 50s for san francisco, mid 60s for the inland valleys. we'll talk about a storm system headed our way or wednesday and

thursday. we're looking at the same ti thing you're talking about. folks will recognize the dennys over in emeryville and then we can barely see the roadway. sensors all around the bay are all right. the bay plaza shows how tough the commute is there you can't make out lights there. getting slower across the bridge because of visibility at times. as we look at your maps, things are moving smoothly. the street sensors not a problem. we'll send it right back to you. thank you, mike. now an anti-terror talk from the oval office meant to calm nerves. president obama outlined his much criticized strategy to defeat isis days after the terror attack in san bernardino. >> chris sanchez has more details. >> good morning. san bernardino or rather the

president said that the threat of terror is real and evolving. and though house speaker paul ryan called this address half hearted and disappointing, the president did get into specifics. he says that air strikes and u.s. special operations on the ground is part of the strategy. he also wants to continue arming the iraqis in syria and also working politically to bring the syrian war to an end. the president also reiterated his call for gun control saying there's no reason why the people who are on the terror no fly list should be able to buy a semi automatic weapon. president obama said that muslim communities are part of the solution be they must also work to root out the radicals and extremists. >>ize isil does not speak for his lum. they account for a tiny fraction of a billion muslims around the

world. including the pie tree yotic muslim americans. >> change our policy. come up with a ground force to go in and destroy the caliphate before we get him hit at ohm. >> homeland security secretary jay johnson is going to speak at a security conference in washington, d.c. among the topics cushing efforts on the growing terror threat and the agency's plan. president obama took aim at the technology and finances of the new and evolving threat and scat mcgrew is covering that. president obama ordered officials to review the visa program under which one of the san bernardino terrorists entered the country. >> we've learned that the fbi is continuing to question family members of the two shooters.

bob redell is joining us live. >> they're now investigating the mother of sigh yeed farook. farook is the man who shot and killed 14 people in san bernardino. the mother lived with her son and daughter-in-law in red lands. they want to know if she knew what her son and his wife was up to. the two rifles they used to carry out the massacre were bought by a friend and neighbor of farook. that man is so distraught, he's checked himself into a mental health facility, not clear if he will face charges. still don't know what kind of role isil played. the wife did pledge allegiance to isil right before the attack. >> she's the kind that's always

smiling, you know, nice to you. you would never ever guess that that girl would have ties to isis. >> malik's family in pakistan also expressed shock. they believe she must have been influenced by someone but there's no evidence that isis directed her or her husband or even knew who they were prior to the attack. reporting live here in the news room, bob redell. >> more details continuing to come out here. for all of the latest developments in the san bernardino shooting investigation, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. you see some of the victims there. you can also find a page dedicated to those victims, 14 pictures of the lives lost but not forgotten. it is 5:05 right now. warning from police to college students. be careful who you meet. uc berkeley police investigating a sexual assault. police say the victim met the alleged attacker on the internet and the two met off campus in berkeley where the victim was attacked.

investigators have not released a lot of information on the suspect. only saying he's a 26-year-old man. tensions right now anything but defused. happening today, more fallout off abofficer-involved shooting. >> today in the bay stephanie cheng is live. the naacp is holding a meetings. >> they're going to the mayor, to supervisors, to faith leaders here in san francisco to calm people after a community meeting on friday got pretty heated. take a listen. there were calls for police chief to get fired or step down at this community meeting on friday hosted by the police chief to explain why he officer shot and killed 26-year-old mario woods. also showing a picture of a life

police say woods refused to drop that day. some saying officers were doing what they were trained to do. they made demands for reform in the sfrand police department with new policy to curb what they called excessive force. now video posted on social media appears to show five police officers firing at woods in the bay view district. this was last wednesday. police say the shooting happened after a man told sheriff's deputies that woods was talking to himself, swinging the knife and stabbed him in the shoulder. they used pepper spray before opening fire. oscar grant's uncle was at the meeting and wants people to organize and pressure the district attorney's office to pursue charges. police commissioners say they'll review the procedures but still not enough for some. you've got this naacp meeting at 6:00 at the third baptist

church. 5:07 right now. >> it's time for a check of the forecast today. clear skies anthony? >> no. in fact the opposite. we're talking about foggy conditions this morning. from san jose the fog not bad but we have low clouds in place. we're at the valley floor. get down towards sea level at the golden gate bridge, there's the fog and it's thick. we're talking about drizzle come in from the north bay and the east bay. the cloud cover is going to be with us all day long. it's going to be mainly cloudy as we get ready for the next storm system that's set to arrive wednesday and thursday. the fog will be out of here by noon and then this afternoon we're going to hang on to the clouds. mostly cloudy skies expected. 62 for san jose today, pacifica 56, mid 50s for san francisco, more cloud cover for the north bay as the storm system gets closer, 60 for oakland. we'll talk about the rain headed our way or wednesday and thursday but right now let's

toss it over to mike. >> the golden gate the mist and the drizzle, you'll use your windshield wipers at time. a lot of moisture in the air. you see a orange north of san rafa rafael, north 680, a fender bender there moving to the should per. this mark we saw it quickly cleared but this morning, keep it in mind it. it will be there. visibility looks like it improved in livermore, a little build here. the south bay no major issues. back to you. a very close call in the air. the reason a helicopter pilot in the east bay had to perform evasive action. washington calling for silicon valley to do something about isis. what is that something? we'll take a look in business and tech.

a bay area man faces possible federal charges after a near miss involving a drone and a chp well a bay area man facing possible federal charges after a near miss involving a drone and a chp helicopter. it happened saturday night in martinez during an air search

involving a possible stolen car. the chopper was flying 800 feet. when the crews noticed a red light. the pilot had to take quick action to get out of the way. >> i didn't know what it was. and from our perspective i thought it was, you know, a substantial distance away. but we shortly realized it wasn't. >> the pilot says the drone might have gone through the windshield. they followed it until it landed. an officer on the ground spoke to the drone's owner. authorities must now decide whether or not they're going to chu file charges. more details, the faa wants all drones to be registered. the federal agency announced the regulations back in november. well officials say shay want to trace back the drones to owners in case they call damage. earlier this year governor brown vetoed the legislation in california. it was meant to protect californians from quote peeping

toms. in his address last night president obama called on the law enforcement to work together. >> scott mcgrew is trying to figure out what ma mean. >> it doesn't sound like a policy change. the obama administration backed away from calling on high-tech to create back doors in encryption. the debate has been one of the most intense discussions they've ever had. here's what the president said. >> that's why i will urge high-tech and law enforcement leaders to make it harder for terrorist to use technology to escape from justice to make it harder is a somewhat vague statement. we'll have to see how the white house follow s up with that. it's entirely possible high-tech is doing a lot more than we realize. hillary clinton took it a step further during a speech at the brookings institution over the

weekend. silicon valley she says should not see washington as an adversary. she called out youtube, facebook and twitter by name, although admitting this is complicated. you're going to hear all the complaints of free speech et cetera. including intercepting the die that between privately owned computers on high-tech campuses without warrants or as the courts would later rule in some cases without legal authority. wall street coming a uf of a huge jobs report. let's turn to kate rogers live at cnbc headquarters. good morning. >> good morning to you. the markets may pause and catch their breath this week. futures are higher this morning. stock managing to post modest games following the strong jobs

report. confirming that the feds will almost certainly raise interest rates when they meet next week. on friday the dow surging 370 points to 17848 and the nasdaq up. the fight is far from over from safe way after losing a multimillion dollar lawsuit. a judge ordered the grocery chain to pay nearly $42 million to customers who used the online grocery service. the judge found the cin marked prices 10% higher online than in stores but without telling the customers. the suspe on friday safe way announced it planned an appeal. the deal was you were paying higher prices and then you had the delivery charge on top of it. >> interesting. >> luckily we have scott mcgrew

here to keep us in the loop. a potentially dangerous mix brewing in the pacific for boaters and beach goers. large waves and rip currents are forecasted now through tomorrow morning on west-northwest facing beaches. anyone who braves the water up and down the coast needs to be extra careful. everyone should try to swim near a lifeguard if possible and use the buddy system. braving the roads this morning, mike and anthony have been talking about it, the fact that visibility is really reduced out there. >> it's going to be really bad until 11:00. then we'll see a good mix of sun and clouds. i want to stay on the trend of the high surf. a big storm system is causing the high waves. we're talking of the potential of upwards of 20 feet waves here in the bay area. >> what's in your coffee? are you kidding me? >> you can fak check if you want

to, laura. here's what i'm talking about. we have a strong system across the pacific northwest. this is the strongest system of the season. if it seems a little bizarre to you, well it is because we haven't seen anything like this all year long. the strong winds are creating the large waves and there's the cloud cover associated with the storm system. they've been looking at the rain all weekend long, picking up a couple of inches of rain across the pacific northwest, even some snow falling this morning. for us here, the storm system is going to sag a little father e south and so by wednesday and thursday we're tracking the rain across the bay area. right now we're just tracking fog out there. you can see the traffic building at the bay bridge toll plaza. temperatures later on this afternoon, back into the mid 60s for the inland valley. mid 50s for san francisco and the cloud cover is going to be with us all day long. showers do start to develop across the north bay on wednesday morning and it's going to rain all day long across the

north bay on wednesday. we'll pick up an irj on wednesday and then another couple of inches for thursday into friday. here's how much we're expecting. half an inch in the south bay, maybe upwards of 1 1/2 inks in the heavier downpours. the coastal mountains, they could pick up a potential of 3 to 5 inches in those locations. 3 to 5 inches of rain by thursday. we'll talk more about this system headed our way and how strong it is. last year a system moved through the bay aria producing the exact same amount almost to the day. still a lot to go over in the next couple of hours. we've got lots of traffic coming a little later on in the commute. right now traffic flowing nicely. over toward the dublin interchange, what's missing is

the dublin grade. so is as you ride up the roadway, the dublin grade will see patches of clouds turning to fog. we'll lack at the maps and see a smooth drive through the area. just behind me coming out of the altamont pass, that's where the slowing starts. the bay bridge toll plaza does have a backup. but i want to call out the orange. this is where there's denser fog, napa county, sonoma, visibility down to a mile. the bay bridge as we take a look out there, the traffic flows nicely, we ooel ear starting to build. a little sprinkle as hit. the mist is what's on the lens. b.a.r.t. station as reminder, parking at four stations increased today, millbrae, coliseum stations. i put that on my facebook page. you have more b.a.r.t. related stuff coming up from you. b.a.r.t. riders are learning

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u-2 rocking out for 20-thousand fans in paris. ♪ that's u2 rocking out for 20,000 fans in paris. during the concert front man bono paid respect to the 130 people killed on last month's terror attack and the 14 victims killed last week in san bernardino. >> if you love liberty, then paris is your hometown. what an honor and a privilege it is to serve you this evening. we are your servants this evening. >> u2 dismissed rumors that the

eagles of death metal would join them on stage. that's the band that was performing at the bataclan. governor brown is asking for them to do more on the global warming. >> we're taking steps. the most important steps so far in dealing with climate change. that's what paris is really the catalyst to make the turn. >> cop 21 conference major emitters from basically every country in the world in paris. brown arrived in the city one day later than scheduled because of the attack in san bernardino. he had nearly two dozen events skejds over the next two days. climate change is still a top priority for a former california governor. around schwarzenegger.

he's also in paris taking part in the discussions. he meet with china's chief negotiator there. >> the whole world is sending to china to produce their products. so therefore we're basically sending the pollution to china. and so now they have to deal with it. >> meanwhile pope francis prayed for the success of the u.n. climate change conference during his prior service. the next high level round of negotiations will take place toads. security teams in london on high alert after an apparent attack that could have been worse. cell phone video captured the moment that two police officers tasered the attacker on saturday night. witnesses say that that man randomly stabbed two people while injoking the nation of syria. investigators are treating it as an act of terror. they're trying to figure out if that man was a lone wolf attacker or something else. >> the subject has been

arrested. he's in custody. >> scary. both stabbing victims are expected to survive. it's 5:27. coming up, president obama delivers proufl words. hundreds gather here in the bay area to show their support for the victims of the massacre in san bernardino. >> i'm stephanie chung live where there are demands for the chief to step down after a controversial shooting last week. details coming up. joining us. i'm sam brock.

=laura/2shot= and i'm laura garcia cannon. good monday morning. thank you for starting your workweek out. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia cannon. let's gate a look at the weather this week. >> we're looking at the fog across the bay area. it's down to less than a quarter of a mile in napa and santa rosa. north bay really fogged in. elsewhere visibility down to a couple of miles. south bay looking good. we're going to stay mostly cloudy through the day, not overly sunny and we're getting ready for the next storm system that's going to move through the bay area on wednesday and thursday. in the meantime, let's toss things over to mike. >> your shot showed the bay bridge toll plaza filling in almost at capacity. we should see the metering lights turning on. it's about that time of morning.

the clouds have cleared at least from this shot showing you the berkeley curve heading toward the bay bridge toll plaza. as we look at your maps, no problems through the area. and in fact there are clouds drifting around but it's registering as fog. look at the north bay. really tough to see in patches. napa, quarter mile visibility, santa rosa maybe half mile visibility, half moon bay down to zero at times. there this is the only patch of fog we saw crossing san mateo bridge. high ward and foster city is looking just fine. it is 5:31. in a rare oval office address, president obama addressed the nation on the threat of terror at home. >> the president called last week's shooting in san bernardino an act of terrorism. in his words by two people taken down the dark road of extremism.

chris sanchez is joining us live with more on the president's address. >> good morning. the president did talk about that threat of extremism saying that the threat of terror is real. his critics are saying that the strategy is not working fast enough and house speaker paul ryan went farther saying that the president's address was half hearten heartened. it seemed more about context than new strategies. u.s. special operations will continue as well arming iraqi and rebels in syria that are fighting isis there and that the work to bring a political end to the syrian war is also critical as well. the president asked congress to ban people on the no-fly list pr from buying guns. president obama also added that muslim communities are part of the solution, not part of the problem, but that they too must work to root out radicals and extremists.

>> isil does not speak for islam. they are thugs and kill canners. a cult of death. haen they account for a tiny fraction of more than a billion muslims around the world, including millions of patriotic muslim americans who reject their hateful ideology. >> come up with a ground force to go in and destroy the caliphate before we get hit here at home. >> just getting started in the last half-hour or so, homeland security secretary jaye johnson is speaking at a defense and national security conference in washington, d.c. where the talk is about battling the current terror threats and also the agency's priorities. by the way, this is only the third time that president obama has addressed the nation from the oval office in his two terms. the other two times were to announce the end of u.s. combat operations in iraq and to address the bp oil spill in the

gulf. >> very interesting context there. thank you. from the larger issue of terrorism to what happened last week. the investigation into the san bernardino attack is focusing on family members of the shooters. >> today in the bay's bob redell is live in the news room with an update. >> the mother of farook did live with the couple before the attack. the federal government wants to know what he knew before the attack. the federal government found no direct link between isis and the couple who carried out the massacre in san bernardino. the feds don't know if isis knew of sigh yeed farook and his wife tashfeen malik. there's no link between her and extremists with pakistan. she was considered devoutly muslim but not a supporter of islamic violences.

the school insists she was not radicalized there. >> radical approach, radical minded culture, nothing like that. >> malik's family, you can see them right there, they're in pakistan. they expressed shock believing she must have been influenced by someone. but there's no evidence that isis directed the couple or as i.d. said even knew of them. >> of course, the victims here, people gathered in the bay area last night to honor the san bernardino victims. more than 200 folks gathered in fremont to reflect on the rampage and to ask what could be done to prevent similar tragedies is in the future. communities leaders encouraged everyone to get to know their neighbors and embrace their differences. >> this was a sense of hope, a sense of community and being connected, especially during the holiday season. >> the vigil organizers ek co-ed the views delivered last night by president obama who is

calling on americans to treat muslims the same they would anyone else in the country. go to our website and find a page dedicated specifically to the victims. 14 pictures now of lives lost but not forgotten. back here at home, a north bay smoke shop went up in flames. we've got pictures of cigarettes are are cheaper in petaluma. in the plaza north shopping center. you can see the smoke billowing out from the windows. no word on what caused the fire and also affected several other businesses. the smoke shop is closed indefinitely because of damage. in downtown san mateo, hazmat crews rushed to south grant street after five suspicious containers were left curbside. firefighters say it turns out those containers were actually old kitty litter holders and they were filled with soapy water. as they to what they dr doing on

the curb, that is still a mystery. a naacp is holding a special meeting in a call for action. >> it's video of the shooting that stirred up emotions in the first place. today in the bay stephanie chuang joining us live. the demands go beyond the police chief to step down. >> now to the mayor and city leaders. all triggered by the graphic video posted on social media turning up the heat on the pd and the police wheef who tried unsuccessfully to calm an angry crowd on friday. [ inaudible ] >> you can hear the crowds drowning out the police chief demanding that he step down. he explained that his officer shot and killed 26-year-old mario woods because he refused to drop a knife and move closer to officers who had already used

pepper spray to subdue the resident. some say the officers were doing what they were trained to do. and they are making demands to curb the policies of what they're calling excessive force. you may remember the video pasted last week appears to show five police officers firing at woods. police say the shooting happened after a man told sheriff's department that woods stabbed him in the shoulder. oscar grant's uncle was also in the crowd at the meeting and wants people to organize and pressure the district attorney's office to press charges. police commissioners are going to review the procedures and the police chief is working on experts on deescalation tactics. and the naacp special meeting is tonight at 6:00 on the third baptist church on mcalister. 5:38. new this morning, a massive

earthquake strikes the central asian nation of tack stan. it shook buildings from afghanistan to india. this video shows just how intense that shaking was. no word on damage or injuries just yet anthony slaughter with us this morning. describing it as a storm door that's swinging wide open in the middle of the week. >> in fact we haven't seen a storm system this strong at least from what the computer models are saying until last year, december 11 president. had 3 to 5 inches in san jose. this year kind kof unusual. want to take you into the city. low clouds, not bad visibility here. but you head over to the city in the north bay, visibility is

reduced president probably have to use the windshield wipers today. lots of cloud cover across the pacific and eventually by wednesday and thursday, the storm system will sag further south. temperatures today cool and not as warm as it was yesterday. 62 in san jose, a mix of sun and clouds. san francisco, a good amount of clouds today, mid 50s there. near 60 in calistoga, mill valley. we'll talk more about the storm system headed our way, how much rain we could see and how much snow we could see. let's tag tooss it to mike righ. we can see the east shore freeway once again. fol for the north bay. but the metering lights are turned on. they were turned on at 5:30, a couple of minutes later than your typical monday. we'll see a slightly lighter

flow around the bay as we approach the end of the year. we'll look at the maps. no real issues. a fender bender over here. westbound 80 around highway 4. highway 4 itself patches of fog. look at that, we're looking at denser fog. watch napa county, sonoma county, there will be patches where you can see less than a half mile ahead of you. slowing down west 580. a fender bender at isabel. no big issues over here pep for not that's where you see the slow down and that's a typical pattern. northbound 101 at 680, that's the only blip we see. about ten more minutes and things will start to smooth out at this part. coming up next, stunning announcement from former president jimmy carter, what he said about his fight with

cancer. very good news on astronauts on the international space station. they're finally going to get some good. and going green with your christmas tree. the clever event in san jose that can keep your christmas tree living long after the holiday. the man who helped transform

kitchens all across america -- has died. well, 5:44 right now. the man who helped to transform kitchens all across america has passed away.

charles williams, the founder of williams sonoma open his first store in sonoma back in 1956. as you see from the black and white photos there. today there are 623 stores nationwide under the same ownership umbrella that includes pottery barn and west elm. williams died peacefully in his sleep at his home in san francisco. he was 100 years old. 5:45. highly encouraging news from former president jimmy carter. once diagnosed with request stage 4 cancer, he is now cancer free. carter made that announcement yesterday at his church in plains, georgia. three and a half months ago the 91-year-old carter revealed he was being treated for melanoma that spread to his to brain. he says the latest mri scan show nos sig s no sign of the disease. >> they developed a new medicine

called pem bro niz pam. >> it helped him. carter believes he benefitted from rigorous treatment following early detection. a new tool in the fight against drug abuse. the first in the country to try out a drug deactivation system called to terra. a unique bag with carbon inside that can destroy the prescription drugs. you toss in the drugs and fill the bag with warm water. the process immediately starts to break down the pill. >> what we're trying to do is prevent misuse. if you leave stuff in your medicine cabinet and there'sed a dicks around, people go through your meds. >> the town of bradenton has 10,000 bag to give to the community during wh a pilot program. yahoo! needs to dissolve its

ownership of the chinese firm alibaba but the question is how. >> yahoo! could keep alibaba and sell yahoo!. you we're getting down to brass tax. if yahoo! is going to go with its original plan, the ceo marissa mie near neds to eltus. if she doesn't tell us that, there's a safe bet were at aes least the idea of selling yahoo! itself is on the table. this could happen anytime now which is why we keep hitting refresh on the securities and exchange commission page. we're on this for you. wall street refreshed by solid jobs numbers on friday. friday the bureau of labor statistic said the american economy added 211,000 jobs in the month of november. economists took a second look

back at october and said october's number was closer to 300 thousand. investors say that there mean that the feds is going to raise interest rates next week. keep watching for gopro. the stock was down 11% last week, 24% last month. gopro said it's going to start selling a drone. there's pressure between releasing the thing sooner and getting the product right. a new supply mission made tight the international space station over the weekend. it will arrive wednesday after it was launched on an atlas 5 rocket. this is a very old rocket but clearly dependable pnl the october launches are regular enough you wouldn't think they would be news. but the company is the one that competes with space x. space x's attempts to resupply

the space station last month blue up. united launch alliance tried to use a new rocket that blew up. they went with a the atlas 5 that possibly their mothers and fathers built back in the old days and it worked just fine. the old stuff always works. 5:49 right now. i don't even know what that is a reference to. >> old commercial. >> i'm joking. okay. turn the channel. >> we have a cloud -- many clouds and plenty of fog this morning as people are trying to get out of the doorway. >> lots of cloud and fog this morning, drizzle coming over the bridges. make sure you've got the windshield wipers ready. we're in the 50s and later on not going to move much. we're talking 60s. temperatures only move a few dex because of the cloud cover. the seven-day forecast, the

middle part of the week we're tracking big time rain. wednesday and thursday, we'll be looking at rain across the bay area because of this storm system across the pacific northwest right now. you can see the cloud cover really extensive all the way across the pacific. there we go. let's zoom in a little closer. clouds all across the bay this morning. you'll notice a little bit of green here and there. that's the drizzle we're tracking. the visibility really low this morning across parts of the north bay. santa rosa, napa less than a quarter are of a mile. half moon bay visibility down to zero. san jose not that bay, even gilroy, looking at 10 miles of visz visibility. 50s for the most part and later on this afternoon we'll see the temperatures in the low 60s, mid 50s for san francisco. her here's the storm i was telling

you for wednesday. that's going to be with all all day long on wednesday. wednesday night the storm system sags south. thursday morning we'll see rain across the entire bay area, heavy at times through the day. it doesn't end until friday morning. here's what we're expecting, p maybe .5 to 1 inch of rain. this is the season when we start talking about winter storms. we have a winter storm watch for the sierra. the potential of not only one foot but two feet of snow. chains will be required by thursday. all right. let's go to mike right now. any chains out there? not right now. we have a little better visibility. but as far as the mist, still out there. there's the san mateo bridge. looking at your map, that doesn't register on the road weather index.

only half moon bay, you hardly can see over there. slow near livermore. patches of fog in the diablo range. north bay, dense fog at times in napa. visibility is tough and the mist and the drizzle, there may be some slick streets out there. turns out your christmas tree can keep on thriving long after the holidays. these people are borrowing a tree for christmas. they provide christmas trees for the month and then the tree goes right back into the soil. the san jose nursery replants the trees year after year. >> it's incredibly sustainable. we rent the trees out year after year which you know keeps another tree from just being cut down and thrown away. >> also answers the question what do i do with my chrtmas

tree. volunteers replanted more than 100 trees last year. act fast. the last day to pick one out is december 13th. an iconic band takes the stage. >> we'll show you bono dl delivering an emotional message to fans in paris. runs: 6 oc: drum drum that's

u-2 rocking out for ♪ you get to see them back on stage. that surks 2 rocking out for 20,000 fans in paris last night. front man bono paid respect to the 130 people killed in the terror attacks last month, and the 14 victims of last week's shooting in san bernardino. >> if you love liberty, then paris is your hometown. what an honor and privilege it is to serve you this evening. we are your servants this evening. >> demonstration of freedom and

resilience yens. before the concert they dismissed the rumors that the eagles of death metal would join them on the stage, the band that was performing on the bataclan haul when the terrorists stormed it. governor jerry brown is at a climate change meeting in paris. >> we are taking steps, the most important steps so far in dealing with climate change. that's what paris is really the catalyst to make the turn. >> brown arrived in paris a day later than skejds because of the attack in san bernardino. he is nearly two dozen events scheduled this week. security teams in london right now on high alert after an apparent terror related attack that could have been worse. cell phone video captured the moment that two police officers tased the attacker right there. that was saturday night at an

underground subway station. the man rabed two people while invoel voeking the nation of syria. right now they're trying to figure out if that man was a lone wolf attacker or someone else. >> the subject has been arrested, in custody. he's going to give his account and he need to examine the evidence. >> both stabbing victims are expected to survive. holiday shopping turned into panic last night. max roberts targeted a riverside jewelry store in a smash and grab robbery. shoppers mistook the sounds of hammers for gun shots. the mall went on lockdown and the police responded like there was an active shooter. they never found the three suspects. right now at 6:00, strong words from our commander in chief. >> the threat from terrorism is real but we will overcome it. >> as fear heightens here in the

u.s. following what's now been deemed a terror attack in san bernardino, how president obama plans to defeat terrorism. >> plus uncovering more about the san bernardino shooters, why one of the supports mothers is now under the microscope as the investigation deepens. the naacp pushing for answers later today following another deadly police shooting in san francisco all captured on video. "today in the bay" starts right no now. let's get a look at weather and traffic together. mike is keeping tabs on the morning commute. but anthony is if for kari. >> fog, it's everywhere across the bay area. we haven't seen that much fog in season because we've seen so many bright sunny days. this morning, waking up to loud clouds and mist in general.

over near the golden gate bridge, mist and drizzle there. even in the south bay we're looking at low clouds reducing visibility. temperatures are going to warm back in the 60s for the inland, san francisco, mid 50s and lots and lots of clouds. we'll talking more about a storm system headed our way by midweek. in the meantime, let's see how it's looking on the roads. the traffic flow itself looking well. over toward the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights are on. look at the bay bridge. it's getting hit by the frog. clouds drifting across our view and it's going to be an issue as you cross over between san francisco and oakland. the map shows you no big deals. fog in the knot bay, tough to see at times. but the south bay you'll have your patches as well. thank you very much, mike. new this morning, a massive