markle. >> she attended the church service with the royals as the crowd gathered outside to see. markell smiled and gave a brief wave. this is her first public appearance. the queen was joined by her husband, prince philip, as well as close family members including prince william and his wife kathryn, who is expected to give birth to their third child in the spring. elizabeth and philip missed last year's service because they had the flu. they were in good health this year. everyone in the family, looking good there. >> what a family to be a part of. right now, at 6:00, we are off to a cool start across the bay area this morning as we take a live look from downtown san jose. christmas in the park. we are tracking the forecast as you get ready to head back to work. plus -- >> i remember him saying, there's a second officer and my

heart sank. a fallen chp officer. what witnesses saw in the moments after the suspected dui driver hit a patrol vehicle. president trump is preparing for a busy year ahead. the reason critics are excited for the start of 2018. "today in the bay" continues right now. good morning and thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper in for laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. as we start out this tuesday morning on a good note, 6:00 right now. taking a look, we are going to have thafk in a moment. right now, a look at the weather. >> more people heading back to work compared to yesterday. if you can, chill out and take advantage of this very cool morning and staying under the covers. staying nice and warm. here is a look at the high temperatures today. we reach the low 60s. beautiful this afternoon. a lot more sunshine and we keep that sun over the next several days. all dry weather in the seven day forecast. inland areas, look how warm it

is going to be this weekend. we'll talk more about this and the rain chances beyond this forecast coming up in a few minutes. mike, you were telling me you are seeing an unexpected sight. >> let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza. a smooth flow of traffic approaching the maze. we are looking at a nice, easy drive. a smooth, easy drive as we get through the approach and the bay bridge. one issue is we have a disabled vehicle, blocking the slow lane to highway 15. it is over on the chp report. it isn't showing sensors there or around the rest of the bay. we are going to end with a wide shot here. a look at the toll plaza, no metering lights. you are going to like the view for tuesday. back to you. mike, thanks. new this morning, a deadly accident involving a pedestrian along interstate 80 and berkeley. chp says a woman was killed while walking in the slow lane on eastbound 80 this morning. it happened between 1:30 and 2:00 a.m. this, between ashby

and university avenues. the driver of the car that hit the woman did stop and the driver is cooperating with the investigation. as of now, that driver is not being cited. continuing coverage of a tragic accident in the east bay. loved ones are remembering 33-year-old chp officer, andrew camilleri. >> he was killed in a suspected dui crash late christmas eve. he leaves behind a wife and three small children. "today in the bay's", anser hassan is live at the hayward chp officer to expalestilain wh being done to the suspect and what is being done to honor the fallen officer. >> reporter: good morning. messages of support from across the country. at the bay area, the same. as you look behind me, you can see people came by to pay respects, dropping off flowers. chief assistant ernie sanchez

described him as a man of courage, integrity and a desire to serve. he was a rookie officer, joined chp a year ago. the 33-year-old lives in tracy with his wife and three children. officer camilleri was killed on christmas eve when they were parked on i-80 in hayward. ironically, looking for impaired drivers, when they were hit bay speeding car, allegedly a drunk driver behind the wheel. chp says the driver was possibly high on drugs as well. the investigation shut down southbound 880 lanes for ten hours. camilleri was in the front passenger street, his partner was in the driver's seat. he suffered only minor injuries. chp chief assistant says he's angry, not just for losing one of his officers, but because of a senseless tragedy, due to

someone driving drunk. >> he left behind three children, a wife, brothers and sisters. children that were expecting their father to come home and help open christmas presents. i'm not only disappointed, but also angered in that i had to notify a mother and three children that their father had deceased at a local hospital after being impacted by an individual who chose to drive irresponsibly. >> reporter: officer camilleri was pronounced dead at the hospital. we don't know the identity of the man that hit him except he was a 22-year-old hayward resident coming home from a holiday party. he is still in the hospital with serious injuries and likely faces felony charges once he is released. a bell ringing ceremony is planned for tomorrow in honor of officer camilleri. chp will put him on the annual wall of honor.

coming up, we will hear from a woman who witnessed the accident and rushed out to help the officer. anser hassan, "today in the bay." >> thank you. people across the bay area are coming together to help the family of the fallen chp officer. the california association of highway patrol credit union is setting up a special fund for the officer's family. 100% of the donations go directly to the family. it should be set up by this afternoon. now, to a tropical storm unleashing landslides and flash floods, killing at least 160 people and many more still missing in the philippines. this happened over the weekend. more than 97,000 people are in evacuation centers in the southern part of the country. 85,000 others are displaced. the storm, which strengthened into a typhoon before making land fall is heading toward vietnam. our investigation in the east bay. a crime happened sunday morning in downtown oakland. this is around 6:00 in the morning, two blocks from the

12th street bart station. a suspect was arrested and victim taken to the hospital. oakland police did not release anymore details. unions caught a whiff of a rare opportunity in california. they want to organize a set of workers as recreational marijuana becomes legal next week. united farm workers, teamsters and united food and commercial workers are looking to unionize the workers involved in the legal weed game. it could boost a lagging membership. with christmas behind us, back to politics for president trump. his critics are looking forwards to 2018 when they believe we will hear more about what the special counsel and the fbi uncover in the russia investigation. "today in the bay's" edward lawrence is live on capitol hill for us this morning with a look ahead. good morning to you, edward. >> reporter: good morning. the president looking ahead on twitter, tweeting about health

care, saying now that the individual mandate is gone from obamacare, then republicans and democrats must get together and fix the health care system. the president tweeting over the weekend that he believes he is not getting the proper credit for the accomplishments he has. president trump at his mar-a-lago resort in florida, gets back to business today. he set aside sometimes harsh language on twitter to send a christmas messageover peace. >> on behalf of melania, myself, barron, god bless you, and god bless america. >> reporter: not backing off the fbi, pushing the idea the clinton's gave andrew mccabe's wife a large campaign contribution while the fbi looked into the use of the e-mail server. >> we need to know our civil servants are doing the honorable thing and it's important to know what happened in that

investigation. >> reporter: the president announcing a united nation's cutback. the budget recused by $285 million. it comes days after a u.n. resolution condemning the president's decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and this warning. >> when we make generous contributions to the u.n., we have a legitimate expectation that our goodwill is recognized and respected. >> reporter: the white house will also have to sell their new tax plan signed into law to the american people. democrats say it will amount to a tax increase for the middle class. the president says workers will see fewer taxes taken out of their paychecks starting in february. when congress and the president come back, they are going to have a number of issues they have to resolve, including building an infrastructure rebuilding plan for america, something the president believes democrats will come on board for. live in washington, edward lawrence, back to you.

>> edward, thanks. christmas is over. now it's time to clean it all up. one east bay city is making it easy for residents. >> union city is offering free disposal of christmas trees for this month and january. all people have to do is place the tree at the curb or green organics bin and it will be composted. you have to remove ornaments, tinsel and lights, of course. >> if you are going to take that tree down today, it's going to be nice outside. as we take a live look outside in san francisco, it's a clear start, also chilly temperatures and another spare the air alert day. unhealthy air quality for the north bay as well as the peninsula and for the east bay as well as the peninsula, rather, we have moderate air quality and unhealthy in the south bay. no wood burning. anything out there will be trapped in the valleys. if you are going jogging today,

cool to start. a lot of sunshine. beautiful day. we'll talk about what else is ahead, coming up in a few minutes. mike is getting a look at what's happening on the roads. >> were you watching me eating yesterday? we are looking over here at the bay bridge. this is far from filled. this is empty. this is a very rare treat, especially on a tuesday. no metering lights or back ups. look at that. folks easing in this morning. as we look at the maps for the morning commute, we don't really have one. travel times are great. this is what we typically see at 4:00 in the morning. this is a great, easy drive. the rest of the sensors, there aren't incidents. it's a great commute right now. back to you. >> thanks. coming up next on "today in the bay," countdown to 2018. the steps bay area transit officials are taking to make sure everyone has a safe new year's eve. the record breaking snow and

cold across much of the u.s. not here, though. you are watching "today in the bay."

it is 6:14 now. as you get up and about to head out to work or going shopping today, here is a live look outside at christmas in the park. it's a cool start. you need a heavier coat and temperatures warm up into the low 60s today. it's going to be a beautiful

afternoon. we'll have more days like this. we are also tracking when we will see rain. that's in the forecast coming up in five minutes. a live look at the san mateo bridge shows there are cars out there, plenty of cars. they are not causing a problem. we'll show you i have things to report coming up. mike, thanks. we were just talking about this on the commercial break. new year's eve is right around the corner, can you believe it? muni wants to make sure everyone gets home safely. they are offering free rides from 8:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. new year's day. the service will be doubled on routes. bart is going to be running later with service until 3:00 a.m. on some lines. caltrain service will be free. let it snow and then some more and more. then you get a new standard set, a white christmas in pennsylvania. the city of erie shattered the

2002 record of eight inches of snow. the airport reported more than 13 inches fallen in the city limits. so far this month, more than 52 inches of snow has fallen in erie. that's more than 31 inches above the normal snowfall there. more snow is expected for the rest of the week. >> wow. warm lake water mixed with cold air makes for an interesting sight. take a look at this time lapsed video of steam coming off lake superior in minnesota. the water temperature was a rather chilly 35 degrees at the time. compare that to the air temperature, which is nine degrees below zero. yeah, nine degrees below zero. a big difference there. when you factor in the windchill, 31 below zero. cold, but so beautiful there. >> yeah, i like being not in it. >> yeah. looking at it. >> seeing it.

all right. looking at the cold, it feels early to talk about burning man, which happens labor day weekend. the tickets will not increase in price. tickets will range from $190 to $1200 each. that's the same as last year. vehicle passes will remain at $80 as well. about 5,000 tickets go on presale next month. business and tech news this morning. wall street could be set for a slightly lower open this morning as traders return for the holiday weekend. the dow is coming off five straight weeks of gains and is on pace to end positive with the ninth straight month. that stretch, since 1959, now investors will get data on home prices and consumer confidence. holiday shopping season doesn't end with christmas. consumers will flock to the stores this week to make returns and redeem those gift cards. analysts expect shoppers to spend $69 billion between

christmas and new years. that's about 11% of the season's total. retailers will be ready with more deals as the spring purchases come out. red box has extended its deal with universal pictures. this means movies will be available from red box kiosk the day they are on blu-ray. they previously required a 28-day window. red box has a similar same-day release deal with sony and lion's gate and one week delay with warner brothers and fox. happening today, have we mentioned this yet, christmas is over? it is not too late to endulg in candy canes. today is national candy cane day. some believe they were created in germany in the 1600s. acquire master, as the story goes, was looking for something

to keep kids quiet during the long service. >> as long as the ser visit didn't last long enough for the sugar to kick in. >> i also heard it is a "j" for jesus. >> or the cane for the shepherd. they gave me peppermints in church. it goes back that far. >> it works. >> we start out this morning as a lot of people are heading back to work. it's also going to be a day with many people spending time with family. if you have the day off, enjoy. we have going to have some chilly temperatures and the heater is on, whether you are in your car, at home. 35 degrees. it's chilly in the tri-valley, right there on the right side of the screen. looking live in the north bay, we have freezing temperatures this morning. with some fog it may be

freezing. visibility down to .75 in santa rosa. the fog is more north of santa rosa. freezing temperatures could create icy conditions on the roads. not a problem in the east bay as we look at the commute with the temperatures. still really cool, upper 30s in the east bay. by 10:00, 49 degrees. we will be warming up much milder temperatures as we go through the day. then we check out the high temperatures for this afternoon. in the south bay, look at that, gilroy, 65 degrees. it's going to be really nice. this is warmer than normal with oakland reaching 61 degrees and 60 degrees in san mateo and san francisco, 58 degrees on the embarcadero. maybe heading there today. 61 degrees today in santa rosa. if you have family heading out of town, here is a look at the high temperatures today. minneapolis, oh, that's rough. one degree. we will have maybe a few problems across the south. light snowfalling in detroit to

give you a heads up about the flights. we will continue on with dry weather. a lot of rain staying around portland as well as seattle. we will continue on with dry weather. i don't think we'll see rain until new year's day, maybe shortly there after. it's dry for the rest of the year. san francisco, low 60s and inland areas, upper 60s. mike, you are tracking the issues and a smooth flow around the area. >> very smooth. i was going to say cold, but then one degree over minneapolis. we are okay over here. a smooth dry. look at the green sensors over the bay. this is a rare treat. this is the day after christmas. it's a tuesday. we often see the heaviest commute for the week. it's going to be one of the lightest commutes. easy drive toward the bay bridge. we'll look at the mass transit. bart trains are running. 50 trains all without delay. nothing for muni or caltrain. we'll give you a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza.

you don't believe me, now you do. no metering lights this tuesday. the north bay, a nice, easy drive. kari is talking fog in the north bay and cold. santa rosa, there's a possibility of slippery roadways. be careful. back to you. >> looks good out there, mike, thanks. next on "today in the bay," the reason you might notice first dates. >> first, nbc bay air y responds regularly to travel insurance disputes. we expect to see more since so many people will be flying this week. consumer investigator, chris chmura says you need to do work before you commit to buying a travel insurance policy. >> i have seen travel insurance ads focused on covering medical expenses. ask yourself, do i really need that? see if your health insurance already covers you. as for delays and cancellations, turn to your credit card. many offer free travel insurance. if you have a consumer tip for chris, call us.

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and 1 million dates during this time period. no word on why there's a spike but may be motivated by feeling loan lonely. this next one, you are all about this one. >> yes. >> have you written all of your thank you notes yet? you should because today is the official national thank you note day and we are not just talking electronic note or text. an actual handwritten thank you note. etiquette experts say writing and sending thank you notes go a long way. if your child can't write yet, parents, you can write that note and ask them to scribble something. >> i'm a big believer in that. i take my 1-year-old's hand and scribble something. at 6:26, the raiders entered the year with expectations as lucky as the super bowl. however, as we know, what's been

a disappointing season, the silver and black are looking to end the year on a winning note. >> last night, they were in the front of the national audience. the city of brotherly love, promising for a while. second quarter, long. connects with cooper for a 63-yard touchdown. that tied the game at seven. tied, 10-10. eagles kick a field goal. the raiders fall apart late. they lose, 19-10. >> that was difficult to watch. coming up next on "today in the bay," a warning as you get ready to clean up after christmas. this is really interesting. what you need to do to prevent your gifts and home from becoming the target of thieves. remembering a fallen chp officer. the tribute pouring in for a chp officer killed in the line of duty on christmas eve. the time is 6:27. you are watching "today in the bay."

right now, at 6:30, we are off to a cool start across the bay area on this day after christmas. we are expecting a sunny and pleasant day ahead. a look at downtown san jose at christmas in the park. good morning, i'm kira klapper in for laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. as we start your tuesday, it feels weird that christmas was on a monday. >> yes.

we were talking how new year's day is next monday. we are getting ahead of ourselves. let's focus on today. >> let's look at meteorologist kari hall with a look at the forecast. >> it is cool out there and we will get a lot of sunshine as we look outside from san francisco. this is from at&t park. it is going to be a spare the air day, again. unhealthy air quality. you can see all the haze that's been lingering. no wood burning, it is all being trapped here in the bay area, making it unhealthy to be outside for long peer yotriods time. it will be hard to limit your time outside. highs in the bay area reaching the low 60s. a light wind. now, as we go into the next several days, it's warmer. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. mike says the bay bridge is the headliner. >> they get the headliner, but there are no lights, no metering

lights. look. look. a merry christmas, the day after. we'll look at the maps and show the speed sensors that reflect the same traffic. north bay, no delays across the golden gate bridge. a light, easy flow of traffic. we are talking about your drive times, just 14 minutes. you are at speeds. the speeds only at 4:30. back to you. >> looks good, mike. thanks. we have continuing coverage this morning of the bay area chp officer killed in the line of duty. 33-year-old rookie officer, andrew camilleri was killed in a crash. officials are blaming a drunk driver. anser hassan is live with the growing memorial for the fallen officer. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. as the officer's death is remembered by so many in the community.

not because an officer was killed in the line of duty, but it happened on christmas eve. since yesterday, people have been coming by to show their respects, some dropping off flowers. chp posted their officers received a tremendous outpouring of support from the communities we serve. we thank each and every one of you for your thoughts and prayers. officer camilleri was killed on christmas eve. his parked patrol car was hit by an alleged drunk driver who may have been speeding and high on drugs. it happened on 880 in hayward. the crash forced a shutdown of all southbound lanes for more than ten hours. camilleri was in the front seat. his partner was behind the wheel and suffered minor injuries. a woman and her husband were on the way to sfo and saw it all. they were the first on scene and rushed to help. >> i just kept pulling, pulling on the door.

finally, the door opened. i just remember him saying, there's a second officer and my heart sank. i lifted up the air bag and looked under the air bag. the other officer was across the street. my feeling is, he didn't know what hit him. he didn't know what hit him. i told my husband, he's gone. >> reporter: officer camilleri was pronounced dead at the hospital. the man who hit him hasn't been identified. all we know is he's a 22-year-old coming home from a holiday party, still in the hospital with serious injuries. he's expected to be charged with felonies once he is released. a bell ringing ceremony is planned for tomorrow in recognition of officer camilleri. reporting live in hayward, anser hassan, "today in the bay." >> thank you. that tragic crash happened as

chp is in its maximum enforcement period through new year's eve. that means more chp officers are on the road looking for people speeding or under the influence. andrew camilleri was part of the step up patrols when he was hit and killed. drivers say it's important that everyone keep safe on the roads. >> call uber. get home safe. plan ahead, before you start taking substances. >> it's one of those things, once it happens you have the biggest regret. >> in the first 30 hours of this christmas maximum enforcement period, which started friday night, officers arrested more than 600 drivers. a christmas tragedy in phoenix where a woman and two children were shot and killed. the shooter is in custody. it started yesterday afternoon. after the woman and the children were killed, the suspect then barricaded himself in an apartment and began shooting at officers injuring one.

he was arrested. no word on his relationship with the victim or motive behind the shooting. dozens of people burned after a fireworks accident. a traditional celebration in a cuban town. the city of remedios is known for fireworks. the christmas eve event draws thousands of cubans each year. they say 22 people were burned. a 16-year-old girl is recovering after she was shot in the south bay. it happened christmas eve morning, just before 2:00 a.m. in san jose. when police arrived, they found the victim with at least one gunshot wound. she was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening wounds. police have not released description of the shooter. no time off for the holidays for hundreds of firefighters on the front lines of the thomas fire in southern california. the good news is, the

containment of the fire stands at 86%. full containment is expected this coming week. the fire burning started more than three weeks ago, more than 1,000 structures have been destroyed. the thomas fire is now the largest fire in california state history. 6:37 right now. new this morning, think twice before throwing away all the boxes you have from holiday gifts. they could attract thieves. pete suratos is live in redwood city with information you need to know to keep your home safe. good morning to you, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus. really, this should apply any day of the year, especially when you get those items that could attract attention, but more so on christmas day. say you have that big tv or a laptop or even something shipped that says what the item is. be careful when you bring it to your trash bins. here in redwood city, they are

doing a good job. if you put the boxes out there, it could attract the attention of thieves and know those products are inside of your home. there are police departments across the country giving tips on what to do. here are some of those tips. they are more than likely common sense. you want to break down that box, that big box, whatever product it may be so it can fit in your trash can and two, hidden from anyone that may want to take it from inside your house. also, you don't want to fill up the trash to the brim. that's going to attract attention. also, more importantly, don't leave the trash on the curb. it's telling them you have that product in your hochl. a good tip is getting rid of it slowly. don't bring all those items out. if there's a situation you have here in redwood city, at least on this, it tracks pick up today. bring out the boxes early in the morning when you know the trash pick up is going to happen. of course, more important, you want to be cautious of your

surroundings, if you see suspicious vehicles in the area, especially after christmas morning. also, if you have some folks with suspicious fliers out there, that may bring attention that you are not home. be aware of that. the most important part is be smart about it so you don't have bad situations following a lovely christmas morning for you. pete suratos, "today in the bay." >> thank you, pete. >> really good tips. thank you. the obvious, don't put your tv box out there to show people what you got. >> people do it all the time. >> all the time. there's a classic song that makes you want it all the time, but we did not have a white christmas in the bay. plenty of places did. >> we have video from steelt. kids taking advantage of the winter weather. snow fell on the iconic city's places like pike's place market. in some spots, record breaking snow. that could be bad news, though, for people traveling home after

the christmas holiday. taking a live look for you as the christmas display at sfo this morning, where a lot of people are landing and departing. fortunately, there are no delays at the bay area airports, as of this morning. depending on how the day progresse progresses. >> terminal 3 is good. >> i enjoy the food there. >> no problems get there. san jose airport is there. there are no delays getting there now. an easy drive for the tri-valley. i'll get out of your way. the canyon is curvy there. we typically don't show it or worry about it, but that's the only thing on the map. toward the bay bridge, an easy

flow through the maze. you are at speed. look at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> wow! >> we like this. >> no problems. >> easy like sunday morning. >> you are looking at that. a perfect segway. >> we are looking forward to the weekend. it's a holiday weekend, again. you are probably making plans to party somewhere and on saturday, it's going to be great for shopping. i think that will be busy at the malls and shopping centers. the temperatures will be low to mid-60s. new year's eve, yes, that is this sunday. it's going to be cool during the morning hours. the high temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. nice weekend ahead. you can still go ice skating in walnut creek. that goes on until the middle of january. celebrating temperatures that will be in the low 60s in the middle of the day and cooling off quickly to the 40s. napa valley, beautiful this

weekend. a lot of sunshine, highs low to mid-60s. if you are planning to go to the sierra, the forecast for kirkwood will be in the upper 40s and dropping back to 45 degrees on sunday. let me know what you are doing this weekend on facebook and twitter. i'll have a look at today's temperature trend in a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. it is 6:42. coming up next on "today in the bay," falling in love. a surprise proposal going viral after the bride-to-be had a minor spill. the video coming up. taking a look at the stock market right now as we do every morning on "today in the bay." the dow is up 14 points. the dow tries for gains amid oil rise. apple falls more than 2.5%. the time now, 6:42. you are watching "today in the bay."

good tuesday morning, it is 6:45 with a clear start. the sunrises over san jose. we will get a lot of sunshine. as we go to santa clara, later this morning, 52 degrees. quickly warming temperatures. low 60s today and for the rest of the week, we have more warm weather, also kind of dry. we'll talk about what's ahead and where we might see rain coming up in five minutes. a beautiful view from the dublin camera. we can see the sun there.

we see the smoothly flowing traffic. i think you are going to like what we show you for the speed sensors around the bay. in international news now, russian president, vladimir putin's most serious challenger in the next presidential election has been barred from running. russian election officials say he is ineligible to run because of a conviction in a fraud case. this is video of him. putin is set to win a fourth term in office in the march 18th election with approval ratings topping 80%. the man who delivered a box of horse manure to secretary of the treasure mnuchin's home. robby says he dropped off the box at mnuchin's neighbor's home. they contacted the lapd, which kreited a strong response. strong is with the l.a. county

health department. he is talking about a handwritten note he delivered. >> the american people are returning your christmas gift. it is complete horse [ muted ]. it is going to kick millions of people off health care and ultimately going to give the corporations tons of money at the expense of the average working poor family. i felt like i needed to do something that was equally absurd. >> well, believe it or not, strong is not facing charges. he has, however, received plenty of death threats. strong does not regret his actions. happening today, the first day of kwanzaa. a week long celebration that honors a different principle each day. today's is unity. other principles include collective economics, purpose, creativity and faith. it was created to observe the african-american culture.

it continues through new year's day. now that the rush is over for christmas shopping, today, apparently, is the day to return any unwanted gifts. american consumers returned hundreds of billions of dollars in merchandise each year. in fact, retailers expect an average of 13% of their holiday sales this year will result in returns. a good chunk of the returns take place today, the day after christmas, of course, from a customer perspective, retailers will be doing a lot to build our loyalty today. also, make sure to check on individual return policies before heading out to stores. now, to the warriors christmas match up. golden state taking on the cavaliers at home. the warriors played for the first time since the finals. the game was close throughout. fourth quarter, durant gets the ball and goes in for the slam dunk. the game tied in the final

minutes. misses the shot. roc the rookie gets the rebound. the warriors win, 99-92. >> that was a stressful game. christmas miracle in the end. stop me if you have heard this one. a couple in new york giving falling in love a whole new meaning. take a look. >> oh! this, as you can see, happened at rockefeller center at the ice rink there over the weekend. this man decided to surprise his z girlfriend by proposing. everyone watched from the sidelines. he got down on one knee, presented her with the ring, popped the question. she said yes and kissed him. as you saw there, lost her balance after leaning in for a kiss. she was a good sport. she laughed it off. other people came in to help

her. i know i already said this, but, he didn't get up to help his brand-new fiance. >> falling in love again, over and over. >> had he helped her, they both would have gone down. >> that's romantic, i'm sure. >> painful. >> do something where you are -- >> engagement with bruises. >> don't get engaged in a pool. >> ocean. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i think that's what a lot of people are doing around this time, holidays. it feels very nice. we are going to have some very nice weather today as you get ready to head out. the temperatures are chilly. look at that. 35 degrees. cuddle up. it's very chilly in the tri-valley. 35 there. freezing in the north bay. with the patchy fog we have had, we may also have icy spots on

the roads. here's a look at the visibility. this is what we have as far as the fog that's rolling across the north bay, reducing the visibility to .75 mile in santa rosa. once again, with that very cold air, there may be icy patches on the elevated roadways. look how much we warm up, to 61 degrees. low 60s for the south bay, up to 63 degrees in san jose. all clear start. as you are getting dressed this morning, you need extra layers and a coat, definitely a good choice. also pants would be a good option today, too. we will have more comfortable weather later on today. low 60s if you are going to santa cruz. a lot more sunshine. we have a lot of sun in this forecast because of the high pressure that's causing the air to sink. as it sinks, it keeps any storm system from moving in our direction. so, it's going to be all dry over the next few days. as that moves to the east, that

may be opening up the door for at least a storm system or two to move in in time for the start of 2018. here is a look at our forecast for the rest of the year. high temperatures in the low 60s in san francisco. upper 60s for the inland areas. mike was saying it feels very much like a holiday at the bay bridge. >> it does. not because of the holiday lights. we have no metering lights. it's holiday light. there's no metering lights this morning and no back ups. that's a treat. we'll show the light in motion on the map. green is the only color you can pick from. no problems, upper east shore in the north. highway 37, out of vallejo, no delays where these tend to bottleneck. no problems for the south bay, not everyone the start. we have one incident reported on 580, approaching castro valley. i'll check on that and let you know if there's anything major to report. a good opportunity to ride, even

through san jose. back to you. a beautiful morning, mike. thanks. coming up next, a quick look at the top stories here on "today in the bay," including a deadly early morning accident in the east bay. what led up to a pedestrian being killed on a major freeway. uber is cutting back. they are selling their subprime autoleasing service. a developing story out of canada. the country is expelling a venezuelan diplomat and not awe louing that country's ambassador to return. this, after venezuela first kicked out canada for criticizing venezuela. we are back in two minutes with more news.

6:56. welcome back. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on "today in the bay." >> live pictures from the hayward chp where people started placing flowers for a fallen chp officer. 33-year-old officer andrew camilleri was killed in a crash on christmas eve. they were parked when a suspected dui driver hit them. he died shortly after at the hospital. they received an outpouring of support in the wake of the

accident. a bell ringing ceremony is planned for tomorrow to honor officer camilleri. the suspect hasn't been identified. he is expected to be charged, once he is released. chp officers are investigating a deadly accident involving a pedestrian on the east bay freeway. the officers say a woman was killed while walking until the slow lane on eastbound interstate 80 in peberkeley thi morning. it happened between 1:30 and 2:00 this morning. the driver that hit the woman is cooperating in the investigation and hasn't been cited. at least 164 people are dead and 171 others missing in the philippines after a tropical storm brought landslides and flash flooding. tens of thousands of people have been displaced from their homes. the tropical storm hit the philippines as a tropical storm, but strengthened to a typhoon before blowing out of the

country on sunday. a live look from redwood city where trash pick up resumes today. think twice before you throw away all those boxes from the holidays. police say you should avoid putting out boxes that once held big tvs, games, computers or other expensive items. that could be an invitation for thieves to check out your home. if you need to throw out the boxes, crush the box, break it down so it fits inside your trash bin or recycle bin so people driving by won't notice. a lot of people are getting rid of christmas trees now that the holiday is over. union city is offering free christmas tree disposal for the rest of the month and january. place your tree at the curb in or on a green organic bin. make sure you remove the tree stand, ornaments, tinsel and those lights. a live look outside from sfo, all lit up in christmas colors. a cool start across the bay.

we are expecting sunshine as the day progresses. >> seems like it's been a while since we have had sun. all weekend long, we have had clouds. today, yes, we will get clear skies. it's going to be a nice one. in san francisco, highs in the upper 50s and inland areas, up to 64 degrees. we'll see more sunshine over the next several days. mike, we have one issue and it's the bay bridge. >> an area of concern. we'll show you the map. a disabled truck at the treasure island off ramp getting out of san francisco. we have the lighter volume of traffic. very few folks get off there. you have to loob around from the oakland side. no metering lights at the bay bridge. it's light this tuesday morning. no problems. >> gorgeous to see all the green. >> you looked at my map and said it's gorgeous. people don't say that. >> i'm a fan of mike.

whatever you do is gorgeous to me. >> that's what's happening "today in the bay." we'll be back for a live local news update. >> join us for the news at 11:00. have a great day. good morning. breaking overnight, a very messy christmas. snow, nasty winds and bone-chilling temperatures making holiday travel a nightmare. a jetblue plane, skidding off the tarmac in boston. that white christmas enjoyed by millions making the road home a lot tougher this morning. working holiday. >> melania and i am delighted to wish america and the entire world a very merry christmas. >> president trump's message to the country as he vows to get right back to work. what's next on the president's agenda? many happy returns. after a season