i just want this to be a dream. >> now at 4:30, searching for answers. a fatal shooting in a strip mall leaves one man dead and a family grieving. ahead, how police hope to track down the suspect who shot him. >> plus, an emotional tribute for a cadet killed in a highway shooting. we speak with family and friends of david nguyen about how they are remembering him. >> and san jose passing a first of its kind gun control ordinance. the added fees gun owners could pay up in order to reduce gun

violence. this is "today in the bay." we're broadcasting not only to your television, but you can watch us live on roku, amazon prime, apple tv. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we'll start out with meteorologist kari hall with a look at the forecast for you today. starting out with carl in the back. >> yes, and we are going to see this kind of drifting around parts of the bay area. a live look outside in san francisco. we can see it is foggy, misting, drizzling and temperatures in the upper 40s year, but we do have upper 30s as you head to the north bay and also to the tri-valley. 37 in dublin and even cooler in morgan hill right now, 36 degrees and these temperatures will drop a few more degrees around sunrise. the fog is mostly in the north bay but it may continue to

develop as we go into the next couple of hours. through the day it clears out and it will be a hazy sunshine once again, but temperatures warming up into the mid-60s. some of our inland spots will see upper 50s near the coastline. 57 in san francisco, 65 in santa rosa and in palo alto, a high of 62 degrees. these temperatures about what we've seen recently. we'll talk more about this and the rest of the forecast coming up. mike, the chp is very efficient. >> yeah, very efficient, especially at this time of morning as we look at the map. not a lot going on for those incident reports. as they pop up -- first of all, you see no slowing on the sensors. the tri-valley, we had south 680 at stone ridge until a few seconds ago. a disabled vehicle just cleared. the interchange itself, all of this portion of alameda county looking good. out of contra costa county,

you're almost at speed through the pass. 205 and 580, we'll watch as the fog is not affecting drivers. back to you. >> thank you very much. 4:32, breaking this morning. pfizer launching a clinical trial for the latest version of its covid vaccine response specifically to the omicron variant. inspect its statement says pfizer says the vaccine does provide a high level of protection from hospitalizations and death, but this is an effort to address future related variants. there was a shooting outside a strip mall, the victim a 50-year-old man. here is "today in the bay's" cheryl herd. >> i just want this to be a dream. >> reporter: instead, it's her

worst nightmare. >> i'm at work, i get the phone call. >> reporter: police telling her that her fiance, victor kennard coleman was gunned down in the parking lot of the strip mall near gentrytown road in antioch. police say shots were fired at around 2:15, one of the busiest times of the day. they don't have a description of the suspect or car that witnesses say peeled out of the parking lot. authorities hope surveillance cameras will lead to clues. >> i thought it was fireworks. i didn't know it was a gunshot until we came out and saw somebody laying on the ground. >> reporter: morgan says coleman was known to many in the community. when he wasn't working to install solar panels, he would spend his time helping hers. she says he had a big heart, often helping the elderly by opening doors and escorting them to their car. >> he doesn't bother anybody,

he's a family man. he goes to church, he's a dad, a granddad. we just live a simple life. >> reporter: ursala says she's left alone, not knowing what she'll tell her children. >> what do i say to them? a standout in alameda county sheriff's office recruit killed in an open freeway shooting has finally been laid to rest. family and friends of 28-year-old david nguyen gathered in livermore. his entire academy class took part in the ceremony. nearly three weeks ago nguyen was driving home from training when he was hit by a single bullet. before joining the academy, he was a member of the california national guard. sheriff greg ahern described him as, quote, everything you could want in a future law enforcement officer. others remembered his infectious energy and passion for serving

the community. >> the neighborhood that we came from, he's part of bay view and the tenderloin, definitely he was here to change the community. >> he would make me stronger. he made me more confident. he would always say we're the underdogs and we're going to prove them wrong. >> nguyen was supposed to be sworn in as a deputy next week. sheriff ahern says nguyen will be named an honorary graduate. happening today, san jose appears poised to become the first city in the nation to require gun owners to carry liability insurance. the mayor says his proposal would require gun owners to pay an annual fee of about $30. the funds would go to programs just as domestic violence services, mental health and suicide prevention programs, all aimed at reducing gun violence. the city council is set to vote on that proposal today. if it is approved, several groups have already said that they plan to challenge the gun control measure in court. still ahead at 5:00 on

"today in the bay," here going to hear from the mayor in an exclusive interview. like instagram, but different. still ahead, a new feature that twitter plans to unveil, a close friends option. we're going to tell you the reason ford is no longer accepting orders of his affordable hybrid pickup truck. >> as you're getting out and heading out to drive through the try valley, it's clear but temperatures are chilly. get that coffee and crank up the heat. we'll go from the upper 30s to the 60s later today. we'll talk about all of this in the forecast coming up. >> and it's all clear in the try valley, but san jose we have some lights. low clouds just drifting through the picture. low clouds, maybe fog. be careful on the 101. we'll track the rest of your commute coming up. you're watching "today in the bay."

right now at 4:40, you're heading out in san jose, it's right now 41 degrees. it's a cool start. we'll see a few clouds here and there, some fog drifting around. but then sunshine the rest of today as our temperatures head for the mid-60s. not a bad day. we'll talk about if there's any changes in the forecast coming up. >> we're looking at a great drive right now as well. we'll take a look at our live

camera showing the bay bridge. can't really see the city lights because the low clouds are hovering around. things are moving smoothly here. we saw a lot more activity yesterday than we had in the past week. let's check in with the activity in the business world with bertha. thanks, mike. good morning to you. i'm bertha coombs from cnbc. buckle in. wall street has been on a wild ride. not sure if you watched what was going on yesterday, but we saw a massive turnaround. it was on par with what we saw with all of the football games this past weekend. stocks fell sharply on the open over jitters about the federal reserve signaling that it could start raising rates as soon as march, and concerns about geopolitical risks with russia and ukraine tension. yesterday it was in overdrive. the dow down more than 1,100 points, to finish up 99 points on the day.

the biggest comeback since the pandemic hit in march 2020 for the dow. the nasdaq even more volatility. it was down more than 4% at one point. it closed higher, the biggest comeback there since the financial crisis in 2008. the s&p 500 closed up 2% on the day, after having been down 1%. that whole trade coming in the final hour to close up the first and the biggest rally for the s&p since 2018. traders say we're likely to continue to see this volatility continue. we did see yesterday a lot of folks come in and get those beaten-down tech stocks in particular. we're going to be watching the fed as they start their two-day meeting today. meantime, ford has what you call a high-class problem. the company is halting orders for the maverick pickup truck that it rolled out last year because there's been overwhelming demand for the truck, which starts at about

$20,000. so ford doesn't really want to take on more orders than it can build. it's going to resume taking orders for the 2023 maverick this summer. customers may still be able to pick up one at their local ford dealer. and twitter is working on a new feature to let you share tweets with a specific group of people, similar to instagram's close friends. the feature called flock will let you add up to 150 members and only those people can view or reply to tweets send to your flock. and you can remove someone from your list at any time and they won't get a notification. so marcus and laura, you don't have to hurt their feelings, of course, everybody else in the flock has to sort of keep it private so they don't find out that you, you know, kicked them out. >> don't screenshot it and then share it with everybody else. >> out of the flock, yeah. over again.e high school all >> i know.

it's just like new,le? thanks, bertha. a winter wildfire is still burning near big sur. next on "today in the bay," the our climate in crisis and how the fires may become all so much more common. and we're starting out with some fog in parts of the north bay. we can see the visibility dropping up around santa rosa. keeping an eye on that as well as what we're expecting heading into the rest of the forecast coming up next. >> and we can see clearly over here in oakland from our rooftop camera. the nimitz looks great. the last of the construction cleared up through freemont. we're watching that and we'll give you a bigger look coming up.

good morning. welcome back. let's check our roadways with a live look at our camera on the peninsula. palo alto looks great. 101 farther north heading through san mateo, we do have your overnight construction crews going on and you see no slowing for a couple of lanes that are blocked in the couple of on ramps. we're looking at a smooth drive and we'll give a look ahead at the san francisco area where just off of the 280 extension there's chase center, no games tonight but a booster clinic. go to chasecenter.com/events to

find out about that because there will be new requirements for attending the warriors games. and we're looking ahead toward the morning commute as well. the rest of the commute yesterday where the arrows are, saw a lot more slowing than we've seen for the last few weeks, and we'll see, kari, tuesday is traditionally more traffic, and we'll watch for that. we see the fog in the north bay as well. over to you. >> yeah, we can see that low visibility in the north bay. but, also, what you can't see are the temperatures and how cold it is this morning. right now we're seeing a lot of these numbers dropping down to the mid-30s and i wouldn't be surprised if a few spots got to freezing this morning. we're feeling that in the south county, but then as we go into the rest of today, spots like santa rosa will go from right near freezing. we're at 33 right now. we'll go to the upper 60s and see sunshine with a milder day, compared to what we're starting with.

as we take a look at what's going on around big sur, we've been keeping an eye on what's called the colorado fire. this still burning, but we are getting more containment. looking at the weather conditions in that area, it's now 47 degrees. it's chilly, humidity is coming up and the winds are a lot lighter compared to when this fire first started. hopefully that containment will continue. some of that smoke is and we're going to see at times some moderate air quality, a hazy-looking sky. we've seen some improvement in our air quality as well. yesterday was unhealthy for sensitive groups for parts of the east bay. so we are seeing the measure of particulate matter coming down. our temperatures are headed for the mid-60s for today. this is going to be very much like yesterday afternoon, kind of a hazy sky, but sunny, and then looking at our temperatures headed for the mid-60s for some spots, upper 50s for oakland, 60 in hayward and 59 in san mateo. san francisco, looks like we're

staying in the 50s. mission district reaching 58 degrees and north bay, our highs will reach into the upper 60s. we've been stuck in this weather pattern for much of january with no rain, and that does continue as the high pressure stays in place. it's keeping the rain away from the bay area and it's going to be very slow to fade and weaken as we go into next week. it does look like at this point the rain will stay to the north of us, but we'll be keeping an eye on that and hopefully we can get rain for early february. our seven-day forecast shows not a whole lot of changes. temperatures in the low to mid-60s and for san francisco, highs reaching into the upper 50s over the next several days. let's turn to our climate in crisis and we're looking at that fire in big sur, burning in monterey county, for an example of how we could see these winter wildfires happening more often. we are no longer just seeing the fires happening in just a

season, but they're occurring year-round, and that has agencies like cal fire having to look at how they're staffing throughout the year. and as our temperatures warm globally, we could continue to see these winter wildfires increasing. so as we go into the next several months, unfortunately, we are looking at that potential of fires that could happen due to the trees, we have a high mortality rate with a lot of the trees, and also these extreme droughts that we've seen. and so with the next several years, scientists are saying that winter wildfires may be a thing we have to deal with in the next several decades. and so what we've seen, too, what could be called zombie fires, we have those fires in the summertime that just reignite during the winter during dry spells. check out more stories like this on our website, nbcbayarea.com.

click on the climate in crisis tab. marcus and laura? >> so interesting. thank you so much. 4:51 right now. air quality regulations, now north bay oil refinery is in trouble. the quality management district inspected the refinery back in 2019. it found harmful emissions and give a notice of violation to valero. they cut emissions but the problem was never fully fixed. moving forward, they must cut the conditions and pay a fine. one asian-american group now conducting its own drive to get more people to vote in san francisco's school board recall. early voting is going on right now with election day on february 15th. the chinese api voter outreach task force says utilizing asian

to cast in the recall. and san francisco mayor london bree introduces a new plan to boost surveillance and give police the opportunity to use cameras and monitor high crime areas. right now the city does not allow that. if supervisors decide to pass the plan, bree says that she is already talking about leaving it up to voters. >> not just the chairman of the board but an out-and-out legend. next on "today in the bay," excitement building for skateboard and snowboard and gold medalist shaun white. how he's preparing. >> and san raphael will rebuild the san joaquin pump station. the plan calls for spending more than $3 million in pandemic relief funding.

previous federal and state grant applications for the project were denied. we'll be right back. it's 4:53.

are you ready to see the dawn of the universe? well, we're actually one step closer to that goal. >> so the world's biggest and most powerful space telescope has reached its final destination, 1 million miles away. this is nasa's jane webb telescope that went into orbit yesterday. it will allow astronomers to look further than ever before.

speaking of the stars, we're a little more than one week of the start of the olympic games. the u.s. olympic team is all set. the olympic committee finalized all 200 plus athletes heading to beijing and it includes four five-time olympians. one athlete everyone is cheering for is a fan favorite, shaun white. he, once again, qualified for the snowboarding, and he'll, once again, reach the top of the mountain. >> shaun white for the gold. >> just pushing everything out of my mind. this right here as the turning point. to contain the excitement and finish it. it felt like an eternity waiting for the scores. >> shaun white takes the gold! >> this is one of my favorite moments of all. there's my mom. i'm going to -- this is what

it's all about. >> oh, i love that. >> he is so talented. look, you can see how covid is actually impacting training right now on our streaming app. all you have to do is click on winter olympics play list. the games kick off right here on february 3rd. >> finally, right around the corner. on the brink of invasion, coming up next on "today in the bay," u.s. troops on heightened alert with a possibility they'll be called to defend ukraine against a russian invasion. we'll have a live report from washington and how world leaders are responding this morning.

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let's be clear, there's only one country with 100,000 troops pre-positioned on the border. >> right now at 5:00, inside the escalating tensions with russia as the biden administration orders troops to stand by. a live report from washington on the message world leaders are sending to vladimir putin this morning. >> plus, groundbreaking legislation. leaders in the south bay on the verge of passing a first of its kind gun control ordinance. the new revenues they're seeking from gun owners and the surefire legal challenges they are likely to face. this is "today in the bay." here we go, tuesday morning. thank you so much for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. don't forget, when you're on