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 earthquake strikes the asian

nation of that jeek stan. the tremor hit east of the capital shaking buildings from cities of afghanistan all the way to india. this video taken from china, a neighboring country shows how intense the shaking was. no word on damage or injuries. in the throes of investigation deemed as act of terrorism. that is what president obama has officially declared last week's shooting rampage in san bernardino during a rare oval office address. >> we have team coverage on the speech and a nu twist in the investigation. let's go to chris sanchez to break down what our president said. his message was very clear. >> he addressed that specifically saying that the world's billion muslims, including the millions of muslim americans in this country should be treated like allies and not the enemy.

house spooem speaker said that the president's address was half hearted and disappointing. u it provided context rather than revealing a new strategy. if president says the air strikes and special operations will continue, swelgs aas well working to bring the syrian war to an end. he's asking congress to ban people on the no fly list from buying guns. he also addressed the calls to treat muslims differently, perhaps having them register, while several republicans are calling for change. >> just as it is the responsibility of muslims around the world to root out misguided ideas that lead to ral radicalization, it is the responsibility of all americans of every faith to reject discrimination. >> for god's sakes mr. president, change our strategy, come up with a ground force to go in and destroy the caliphate

before we get hit here at home. >> for the last hour, homeland security secretaonretary jaye j has been specking. scott mcgrew is adrszs part of the story in ten minutes. we're learning more about the shooters in the san bernardino massacre. the fbi has now taken a closer look at the suspect's families for crews. >> bob redell joining us now. that includes farook's mother who is being investigated who was living in the apartment with the couple. >> correct. yes, the u.s. department of justice now investigating the moort of syed farook who along with iz wife shot and killed 14 people last week. the mother lived h her son in daughter-in-law in redlands. the feds want to know if she

knew what the couple was up to. considering that the husband and wife built at least 15 pipe bombs and stock piled nousss of rounds of ammunition in the home. the two rifles they used for bought by a friend and neighbor of farook. that man is so distraught, he stuck himself into a mental health facility, not clear if he's facing charges. investigators don't know what role if any isis played in the couple's radicalization. the wife tashfeen malik pledged allegiance to isis just before the attack. >> she's the girl next door, the kind that's always smiling, nice to you. you would never ever guess that that girlfriend would have tie to isis. >> malik's family also expressed shock believing she must have been influenced by someone. but there is no evidence that isis directed her or her husband or knew who they were before the

attack. bob redell, today in the bay. here in the bay area, people gathered last night to honor the victims shot and killed in san bernardino. more than 200 people gathered in fremont to reflect on that rampage, also to ask what can be done to prevent similar tragedies in the future. community and religious leaders encouraged the crowd to get to know their neighbors and embrace each other's differences. >> we wanted to make thur there was a sense of hope, a sense of community and being connected especially during the holiday season. >> banding together vigil organizers echoed the views delivered last night by president obama who is calling on mesh to treat muslim americans the same as they would everybody else. for all of the details, go to our website nbcbayarea.com. you can find a page specifically dedicated to the victims, 14 pictures of the lives lost but not forgotten. happening today, demanding

justice. more fallout is expected after san francisco opened fire killing a man last week. now many are calling for the police chief to revine. stephanie chuang is live in our news room this morning. the naacp is going to call a special meeting in a call to action. >> it will. strong words from the group which says ferguson, missouri is happening every day on the streets of san francisco. anger still boiling over after a tense community meeting on friday. >> you need to be taken out of office! >> an angry crowd overtaking the meeting. police calling for the police chief to quit after he was trying to explain that his officers shot and killed 26-year-old mario woods because she refused to drop a knife. some made demands for reform if the police department with new policies to curb excessive force and grant's uncle called for the people to organize and pressure

to district attorney's office to place charged against the afpd. this is triggered from the video posted on the social media. police say the smooth happened after woods was talking to himself, swinging a knife and stabbed him in the should are. they first used pepper spray before opening fire. police commissioners plan to review the procedures while the chief is talking with experts on deescalation techniques. but the naacp is saying the mayor needs to step up as well as supervisors calling the special meeting at 6:00 tonight at the third baptist church on mcalister. also happening today, reviewing police policies in the north bay. folks there will discuss ongoing changes that are being made in response to a deputy shooting that drew national attention. sonoma county leaders launched a

task force following the 2013 shooting that killed 13-year-old andy lopez. investigators determined he was holding an authentic looking bb e gun but the deputy who fired was never charged with a crime. they're looking to improve community relations. tonight's meeting is focus tond public's response to the changes. be careful who you meet online. uc berkeley police are investigating a sexual assault. police say the victim met the alleged attacker on the internet. the two met off campus on berkeley. the investigators are not released a lot of information about the suspect, only saying he's a 26-year-old man. now changes are in the works, not just today, anthony, where you're following a lot of fog but for the rest of the week too. >> we're finally in the rain season. the next seven days we have two is storm systems.

we're starting to see things become more active. the fog is thick this morning, not as bad as it was an hour ago. even in san francisco, visibility was down to a mile earlier, you're looking at five miles now, even half moon bay, conditions are starting to improve. once the sun comes up we'll get rid of the fog. it will be 11:00 before we start to see the sunshine. but mainly cloudy skies for the first half of the day. no 70s like we saw yesterday in san jose. 64 for the south bay and mid 50s expected for san francisco. as we move through the day, the clouds will be with us and we get ready for the next storm system. i don't want to sound too geeky about my job but you just missed the action. it was a fender bender, an 18-wheelerer and an suv. the suv, well, it just cleared from this scene right here, a big silverado truck and the 18-wheeler just cleared seconds

ago. so now from the middle lanes we see the fast track lanes moving once again. that was the action but it is cloer n clear now. the bay bridge had a slowdown. the fog is an issue for the north bay but overall your dry is looking good. south 880 right around 92. i'm going to end with the maps. there you go. anywhere south of the 92. san jose traffic flows very smoothly. now about the train riders? b.a.r.t. riders are learning how much deeper they're going to have to dig into their pocket to pay for their fares. b.a.r.t. announced a 3.5% hike taking effect on january 1st. what does that mean in real dollars and cents? any ticket in the neighborhood at 5 bucks is going to increase 15 cents. it's 6:10, giving back this

holiday season by going green with your organization. what one organization? san jose is doing to keep your tree living long after the holidays. president obama leans on silicon later silicon valley to do something about isis, but what? scary moments in the air for a chp helicopter crew. a dangerously close encounter with a drone. a bay area man faces possible

federal charges after a near

miss involving a d a 6:13 right now. bay area man faces possible federal charges after a near miss involving a drone and a chp helicopter. the crew veered quickly away to avoid striking the drone. it happened saturday night. the chopper was flying around 800 feet when the crew noticed a red light coming closer and closer and then 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, substantial distance away. but we shortly realized it wasn't. >> the pilot says that the drone might have gone through the windshield. he followed it until it land pd. authorities must decide whether or not to file charges. the f action a wants all drones to be register pd. federal agency announced the regulations back in november. they want to be able to trace

back drones to owners in case they cause damage. governor brown vetoed legislation that would have restricted the drones in the air. it was meant to protect californians from peeping toms. back to the san bernardino massacre. >> skt mcgrew, the rules have charged. >> four day before the blood bath. the nsa used to keep call records for everybody, you, me, the accused terrorist even if you haven't committed a crime. that court said that was illegal and say from here on out law enforcement could get the records but they have to be stored at the phone company and law enforcement needed a warrant. here on out started four days before that attack. so the phone records still exist but the way that law enforcement is going to get them has changed. president obama in a speech last

night asked for silicon valley to beater cooperate with law enforcement but seemed to be a pretty generic request. not a policy change. take a listen. >> 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. we haven't heard what yahoo!'s plans for itself ownership in chinese firm alibaba. there's talking maybe ya shoo would keep it and sail off yahoo! instead. if yahoo! is going with its original plan, then ceo marissa meyer needs to tell us this week how that's going to go. if she doesn't tell us this, then there's a bet that the idea of selling off yahoo! is on the table. this is a picture from a high school play called "five women wearing the same dress" in albany, georgia.

it open last wednesday and nobody showed up. well almost nobody. there were two adults there. word got out on social media, and by saturday night it sold out. standing room only. now i know you've heard this kind of story before. so why am i telling you such a story? plot twist. the high school has asked people to stop using the name of the high school on social media but hasn't explained why. the drama teacher didn't have performance license for the play and doesn't want anybody to know they actually put it oun. >> now it's out there. >> everybody knows about it now. >> exposure that is now kind of snakebiting. >> social media, now they'll start a fund to help them pay for it. >> the third act. >> and now they're going on tour on broadway. >> very theatrical. who deck core rates a tree

out there. these people are giving it back. they borrow a tree. a president obama called rent a holiday tree in san jose providing christmas trees to use for the month. then the tree goes back into the soil. they replant the trees year after year. >> it's incredibly sustainable. i mean we rent these trees out year after year, which you know, keeps another tree from being cut down and thrown away. >> volunteers say they replanted 100 trees last year. renters donate between $25 and $95 to the nursery. you can still get one but you've got to act fast. last day to pick one out on december 13th. >> it makes sense on so many different levels. >> wonder if you can get the exact same tree. that would be a tradition. >> right? it is challenging to say the least right now in terms of

visibility outside. lots of fog and mist. >> we haven't seen much fog and mist this season because we've seen so many bright sunny dies. here's a shot from san francisco -- >> what can you see? >> the bay bridge is back there somewhere, trust me. this morning we're looking at cloud cover that's going to be extensive. once we get rid of the fog, we've got a storm system that's bringing rain this upcoming week. it's been range all weekend long across the pacific northwest. and you can see the cloud cover across the poacific. that's our storm system. we're looking at fogs and clouds and mist. by the afternoon we'll hang on to the cloud kor. temperatures are going to be cooler. you can see even aer every microclimate looking at fog and clouds. mid 60s for the inland valleys and mid 50s for san francisco.

san mateo up to 60, 56 for pacifica. san jose you'll see more sunshine than the rest of the bay area, 63 for mill valley. now as we move towards wednesday, fast forward, showers are in the bay area north bay on wednesday morning. it's going to rain all day wednesday and thursday. by thursday the rest of the bay area gets in on the action and'er talking about heavy rain thursday morning and afternoon. and strong winds abz wes well. we're talking of the potential of upwards of an inch and a half. the coastal mountains could see upwards of 3 to 5 inches. in the pacific northwest believe it or not, they're going to get up to 15 inches in places like seattle and vancouver and portland. also expects some big time sierra snow, upwards of two feet of snow on thursday and friday.

where you're talking about the fog, how is it looking? the roads are moving well but looking at the roads, tough at times. there's the high-rise. folks coming out of the fog westbound, you can see the commute is picking up with the volume. traffic is getting along just fine here. you should slow down if you encounter the fog. here's south 880 shows a little slowing but not so bad into fremont. there's some glass debris around 292. meanwhile, the upper east slows down a little bit and recovery from the early morning fender bender. cleared from the toll plaza at the bay prij. orange is where the fog is. and the south bay we're looking at north 101 at san jose just a little bit of backup there. we're going to end with this map and send it right back to you.

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>> if you leave stuff in your medicine cabinet and there's medicine around, people do go through your meds. >> the town of bradenton has 10,000 bag to give to the community during the program. the u.s. battling isis as government leaders battle public fear. the plan from president obama to keep terrorism out of the u.s. americans remain on edge following last week's attack. plus we're just learning about the pakistani woman involved in san bernardino's mass shooting.

joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. =sam/2shot= and i'm sam brock ==boxes== (ad lib toss good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon >> and i'm some brock. mike is peering through the cameras to see what we can see with the fog out there. anthony is following that and some rain in the forecast in the middle of the week. >> fog is a big headline the morning. visibility down to less than a quarter are of a mile many some places in the north bay. if i didn't have the banner on this to tell you this is san jose, it would be hard to know. fog in the south bay this morning, even across parts of the east bay and coming across the golden gate, a little mist

as well. otherwise as we head through the afternoon, a few peeks of son. bigger storm system headed our way wednesday and thursday and could bring inches of rain and feet of snow. we'll take more about that. how are the roads ? it's tough to see our camera shots. i know it just changed. we're look at the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on. we can see the east shore freeway but from our camera turned toward san francisco we can't see the span at all. this just disappeared. but the drive across, you're all right. the map will show you some slowing and fog for the north bay where the things are orange up there. watch napa erp and 880 into hayward. back to you. new this morning, a massic earthquake striking the central asian nation of tajikistan.

the tremor hit 130 miles east of the nation's capital shaking buildings in afghanistan all the way to indian. surveillance video taken in china, a neighboring country, shows how intense the shaking was. there's no word of damage or injury. a massacre now being deemed a terror attack. more details are expected today about the mass shooting? san bernardino as president obama lays out a plan to fight terrorism. we have team coverage of all of the angles of this story. first let's go to "today in the bay's" chris sanchez on more on the president's attempt to reassure the public. >> he said the millions of muslim americans here should be treated like allies and not like the enemy. house speaker paul ryan is call the president's address half hearted and disappointing. he was aimed at providing context and comfort to the american people rather than revealing a new strategy, saying

that air strikes will continue as well as arming the rebels in syria fighting isis there. the president also addressed guns asking congress to ban people on the no fly list to buy guns and limit the ownership of weapons. he called on the muslims to address the threat of radicalization within their community. republicans are calling for a greater change. >> but just as it is the responsibility of muslims around the world to root at misguided ideas that lead to radicalization, it is the responsibility of all americans, of every faith to reject discrimination. >> for god's sakes, mr. president, change our strategy, come up with a ground force to go in and destroy the caliphate before we get hit here at home. >> for the last hour and a half homeland security secretary jeh johnson has been addressed a defense and national security

conference in washington, d.c. and we're monitoring that for you this morning. by way, this is only the third time that the president has addressed the nation from the oval office in his two terms. i know that a lot of times folk like to see the spooeb speech for themselves so we are linked to the transcript of that speech via social media. find me on twitter or on facebook. thank you. one of the major questions right now how do those intent of doing harm go unchecked. president obama is ordering officials to review the fiancee visa program under which one of the san bernardino terrorists entered the country. >> today in the bay bob redell is tracking the latest on that. authorities are turning their attention 0 thepoto the mother of the suspects. >> the feds want to know what the mother of syed farook knew about the attack considering she

lived with farook and his wife in a home where they were stock piling pipe bombs and ammunition. investigators found no direct link between isis and the couple who carried out wednesday's massacre that killed 14 people in san bernardino. the feds also don't know if isis knew of farook or tashfeen malik before the attack. now in malik's home country of pakistan, the interior minister said there is no link between her and extremists in that country. at the pakistani college where she earned a pharmacy degree, she was considered a muslim but not a support of the violence. the school insist shes was not radicalized there. >> radical approach, radical minded culture, nothing like that. >> that's malik's family in pakistan. they're also expressing shock. they believe she must have been influenced by someone but again there's no evidence that isis directed her or her husband or again even knew of them before the attack.

reporting live in the newsroom, bob redell, today in the bay. attempting to returns things to normal. happening today, san bernardino county is going to try its best to get back to business as usual following last week's tragedy. many government offices will reopen for the first time since wednesday's shooting. thousands of employees planning on heading back to work. many many live in the area have been in shock ever since the killing. bay area workers with a close connection to the victims in san bernardino will hold vigils today. members of the sciu local 531 honors victims in san jose, campbell and so lean nas. the events begin at 5:00 p.m. for all of the latest developments in the san bernardino shooting investigation, you can always head to our website nbcbayarea.com. there you can find a page dedicated to the victims, 14 pictures of the lives lost but

certainly not forgotten. 6:35 right now. happening later today, more fallout expected after the san francisco officers open fire killing a man last week. many are calling for the san francisco police chief to resign. stephanie chuang joining us live from the san francisco news room. the naacp is going to hold a special meeting and a call for action following the latest police shooting. >> that's right. the naacp now calling on the mayor and supervisors to step up if they want to avoid more unrest. heat is turned on the police chief to tried unsuccessfully to calm an angry crowd at friday's community meeting. [ inaudible ] he's saying there let me finish, but there was a demand for the police chief to quick. they shot and killed 26-year-old

mario woods because he refused to drop a knife and moved closer to the officers who fired nonlethal bean bag rounds and used pepper spray to subdue the suspect. some say the answer is reform in the sfpd because the officers were only executing what they had been trained to do. this stems most recently from the video posted on social media which appears to show five police officers opening nier on woods. this is in the bay view district on wednesday. the shooting after after a man told sheriff's deputy he was talking to himself, stabbed himself in the shoulder. police commissioners say in the meantime they're reviewing procedures but the naacp hosting a special meeting asking the public to join at 6:00 at the third baptist church on mcalister. stephanie chuang today in the

bay. happening today, san francisco leaders may try to simplify the play book when it comes to upcoming super bowl events. a lot of ideas has been floatings around about safety. no far nothing has been nailed down. but members of the land, use and transportation committee will discuss the yield signs. bicyclists protested last year. happening right now a potentially dangerous mix brewing in the pacific ocean for boaters and beach goers. large waves and strong rips are forecasted right now through tomorrow morning, especially north and northwest facing beaches. the coast guard is advising anyone who braves the water up and down the coast to be extra careful. everyone should fly near a lifeguard if possible and make sure you use the buddy system. >> don't turn your back on the waves. >> anthony was saying 20-foot

waves? >> yeah. we shoulderick right now. this is because of a strong system way to the north bringing rain later on in the week. the only thing we're dealing with, low visibility in some sports. less than half a mile in oakland. but you get to the south bay, san jose, gilroy, low clouds. but again we're lower in elevation at the valley floor so the low clouds don't translate to fog. you get down towards the valley floor, just clouds. drizzle and mist the morning. coming across the san rafael bridge. mid 50s for san francisco, mid 60s across the inland valley. we'll talk more about the storm system and how much rain we can see in my next report. mike, how is it on the roads?

fremont southbound, volume picking up. as we look at this direction, southbound, we'll show you on the maps, that's the area where you see the red and orange down toward the camera shot just north of mission. we also have 680 through pleasanton but nothing dramatic. i'm going to zoom up -- i zoomed down to the south bay. we're slowing does of the traffic at cam den, the latest crash. fog is an issue throughout the north bay. also looks like a crash west 24 may be blocking a lane. slowing off of the walnut creek interchange. she's hoping to get back home for the holidays. the morgan hill police department tweeted about a missing dog. >> fashionable female dog town downtown. please share and find her home

today. owners call 408-779-2101. fake a look at this. this little dog in a sweater. if you know where the little dock lives, contact morgan hill pd so she can be home for the holidays. >> hard to believe anyone would abandon that dog. >> i bet it just got separated. coming up next, paying respect to the victims of the recent attacks. powerful words from u2's bono. sometimes with rocket science, the old way is the best way. we'll take a look in business and tech coming up. snap on the main sails!

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batacl bataclan. a remembrance ceremony marked the 74 anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor today. the attack killed more than 2,000 people. the u.s. would go on to declare war against japan the next day. survivors will gather at joint based pearl harbor. events include flag racing at the uss memorial. sometimes it's the old ways that are the best way. >> nasa has that all figured out. >> after a series of brand-new state-of-2 art rockets blew up. a new supply mission is on its way to the international space station. it launched on sunday on an atlas 5 rocket. this is a very old rocket but it's extremely dependable. these rocket launches are regular enough that they're not really news. but this was the first successful launch in quite some

time. space x's launch last june to reply the station station blew up. this after the russians tried to launch one in april, it blew up. united launch alliance tried to use a brand-new rocket, it blew up. so they went with the old atlas five, a modern rocket based on an original design from the 1950s. the department of transportation said was going to offers cities funding for inveigh nation ideas for transportation. what it is for they won't say until later today. it's very apple of them. shares in chipotle is dropping, sales are down significantly. no new cases of e. coli have been reported. taking a look at wall street, it's still reacting to the good jobs news as we see the

mets and the coca-cola, why not. sure. oil prices are down again and that is pushing wall street lower. chevron is down better than 3% and that's part of the dow 30 industrials. >> mr. met that against oil prices going up. he's happy today. the national minora lit up the night sky last night to mark the first night of hanukkah. the guy in the middle lighting the first candle is the white house chief of staff dennis mcdonough. the jewish holiday known as a festival of lights. the mack bees only had lamp oil for one night but it lasted for eight. crazy. night. >> their lamp wasn't quite that big, though, i don't think.

super sized forecast in size for you. >> wednesday and thursday we're talking about the biggest storm of the season moving through the bay area producing inches of rain and feet of snow. we're finding some drizzle this morning ahead of the storm system that's moving through the northwest. that's why we have fog in place this morning and quite a bit of drizzle. we're looking at 50s across the board this morning because of the fog. as we go into san jose, that's the one spot we haven't seen fog so bad. but visibility starting to lower here. the low clouds starting to drift across the horizon. we're going to get rid of the fog but hanging on to the clouds. 56 for pacifica, 60 in san mateo, cloud covered in san francisco so that means the temperatures cool today barely hitting 60 degrees, 57 for so ma, 58 for san jose and near 60 degrees for the east bay.

sunshine-for-the tri-valley, temperatures in the low 60s. as we fast forward, this is wednesday morning. the first showers will start to arrive from the storm system. wednesday expect for on and off showers for the north bay really all day long and that's why we're expecting the most because you're not talking -- we're talking about several days of rain. sunday morning, we'll see showers across the entire bay area all day thursday and that's why we're expecting the potential of upcard of an inch at the valley floor, main an inch and a half in san francisco. get toward the coastal mountains across the north bay, we could see 3 to 5 inches of rain. and again this would be the biggest storm system we've seen all season long if the model projections come through. upwards of two feet for tahoe by the time we get into friday. twosomes co-- we'll talk about e

weekend weather as the morning goes along. let's toss things over to mike now. moving pretty well. we'll show you oakland where a few minutes ago it was tough to see the roadway. now we can see knot bound 880 approaching the coliseum. the low clouds are drifting around between the roof top cameras and the road awawaysroa. drivers don't seem to be having a problem. slow west 24 off the walnut creek roadway. a motorcycle down and maybe two other vehicles involved and we have one lane blocked. that's the big slowdown and that will be clear on aren da. slower drive still for southbound 680 as well as 880.

the south bay, your knot bound routes are not a problem, the crash is still live but a live cam radera show yous the volume traffic. security teams in london are on high alert this morning. cell phone video captured the moment that two police officers tased the attacker saturday night after an underground subway station. witnesses say the man randomly stabbed two people while invoking the nation of syria. investigators are treating it as an act of terror trying to determine if the man was a lone wolf attacker on something else. >> the suspect has been arrested, in custody. he's going to give his account. and we need to exam main the evidence. >> both stabbing victims are expected to survive. with concerns about terrorism heightened in general, coming up next, powerful words from the president of the united states. his plan to beat terrorism and isis as the investigation deepens into the terror attack

in san bernardino. what we're learning new this morning. oval office-- meant to calm

nerves. president obama outlinehi an anti-terror talk from the oval office meant to calm nerves. president obama outlined his must criticized strategy to defeat isis just days in the wake of the terror attack in san bernardino. >> chris sanchez is live in the news room.

>> it was aimed at comforting americans than revealing the deviation from the current stray gi which includes the air strikes already under way. as well as the work to end the syrian war. the president addressed guns asking congress to ban people on the no fly list from buying guns and to limit the ownership of assault weapons. he also had a message for and about muslims. >> but just as it is the responsibility of muslims around the world to root out misguided ideas that lead to radicalization, it is the responsibility of all americans, of every faith, to reject discrimination. >> this morning we're also monitoring the president's secretary of homeland court jeh johnson addressing a defense and national security conference in washington, d.c. to see if anything new comes out of that. the republican presidential candidates were critical of the

speech which the house speaker paul ryan called disappointing and half hearted. let's turn to today in the day's bob rye zel for tedell ab latest details. >> the u.s. department of justice is now investigating the mother of vie yeed farook, he along with his wife shot and killed 14 people. the mother lived h wer son and daughter-in-law in redlands. the feds want to know if he knew what they're up to considering the husband and wife built 15 pipe bombs. the two rifles they used to carry out the massacre was bought by a friend and neighbor of farook. that man is so distraught he stuck himself in a mental health facility. investigators still don't know what role if any isis played in the couple's radicalization. live in the newsroom, bob

redell, today in the bay. happening today, the naacp holding a special meeting in a call of action following a deadly police involved shooting. >> stephanie chuang has more. >> the naacp saying that the mayor and supervisors have to step up if they want to avoid more unrest. >> you need to be taken out of office! >> you can hear demands for the police chief to quit were drowning him out as he was explaining that the officers shot and killed marion woods because he refused to drop a knife and was getting closer to the officers. some made demands for reform with new policies. this is triggered by the multiple videos that appear to show five police officers firing at wootds last wednesday.

the chief says he's in talk with experts about deescalation tactics. but the naacp is inviting the public to speak up at this meeting tonight at 6:00. also new this morning, a mas i earthquake striking the central asian nation of tajikistan. it hit 130 miles east of the nation's capital shaking builds from afghanistan all the way to india. surveillance video in china shows how intense the shaking was. there's no word of damage or injuries. want to get another final check of weather and traffic. they go hand in hand because of the fog. >> visibility down to less than a quarter of a mile in spots. the rest of the bay area looking at the low clouds and drizzle. you may need the windshield wipers coming across the golden

gate bridge. across the south bay visibility starting to improve. a cooler day today and the cloud cover is going to be with us the next couple of days as we get ready for a storm system wednesday and thursday, sench inches of rain and several feet of snow across the sierra by thursday. we'll be watching it. >> what can you see in the cameras? >> at street level folks are doing all right. you see the clouds just bf the roadway. that's going to be an issue as it drifts around. we're looking at the backup at the toll plaza and the fog. you see the's shore freeway not bad. but that's one problem. you're going to get fog and slowing less 24th where there's a motorcycle down blocking your two left lanes. that is really the only big crash for the bay. the rest of the bay moving smoothly and similar to last week we have a lighter volume of traffic expected for this week.

in san jose, the fog rolls in and so does the traffic. we'll be back in 25 minutes, the today show picking up coverage of the san bernardino attack. we w . good morning. we will prevail in a rare oval office address to the nation. president obama vows to destroy isis. buenos días. nos impondremos. >> the threat from terrorism is de forma excepcional desde la real but we will overcome it. oficina oval el presidente se >> but doesn't offer any pronuncia a la nación, y dice strategy to the response of the threat. his political rivals pouncing. will the president be able to stay the course on staying the course? searching for answers, the fbi identify the gunman's mother. were warning signs missed? panic not far from the scene of the san bernardino shooters. masked robbers at the ma