i'm tara moriarty live in napa where an investigation into a officer shooting. stalled truck is causing problems on a major bay area commute. we'll tell you more. rain on saturday. sunday was bad. can we continue that into monday and what about the rest of the week? we are getting more information on an overnight fire in marin county that sent two people to the hospital. good morning. thank you for joining us.

it's monday november 29th i'm pam cook. >> i'm kraig debro in for dave clark. let's get a lock at weather and -- let's get a look at weather and traffic. we have low 30s. sunshines in the 50. low to mid 50s should cover it. we'll take a look at the five- day coming up in six minutes. here is sal. traffic on the east shore freeway is definitely more crowded. the traffic continues to move well to the bay bridge toll plaza. there is not a big crowd yet. 6:01 let's go back to the desk. we begin our 6:00 hour with overnight news from marin county. the investigation is under way for a fire that injured two people including a firefighter. jade hernandez joins us from san rafael. >> reporter: we are a half mile away from where the fire began.

we can show you the apartment building with the fire started just after midnight. we learned from the fire chief this morning the firefighter hurt was treated and released from the hospital. he suffer a large gash on his face. the resident living inside the apartment which caught fire after midnight suffered first and second degree burns and smoke inhilllation. luckily for a resident the neighbor heard the smoke alarm and called for help. the fire broke out after midnight. there were a dozen or so apartments in this building and no other units were damaged but residents were evacuated. the fire chief told me this doesn't appear suspicious but it appears the woman inside the apartment was alone. she's a smoker and her smoking lead to the sparks. >> damage is limited to the unit of origin and there was no

evidence of foul play or anything. we're still looking at the calls. we need to interview the occupant to determine the cause. >> reporter: the apartment is a complete loss this morning, but again no other apartments were damaged. reporting live in san rafael jade hernandez county ciao channel 2 news. we are learning more about a fatal police shooting. tara moriarty talked to police this morning. she joins us live. >> reporter: we just spoke to napa police moments ago. they are remaining tight lipped about this police. now if you take a look over my shoulder you can see there is a patrol car situated in front of the victims house. the front door is blown wide open. richard a psychiatric nurse

kept a bundle of pistols inside of his house. this is where officers were called yesterday afternoon around 3:00. the victims wife called 911 saying that poncio was suicidal and making threats. they spoke to him by phone. they convinced him to come outside and talk to him that's when things turned ugly. >> there was a confrontation just down the street involving the suspect. >> reporter: neighbors say poncihio has been on disabilitied for months. he is apparently stressed and acting very strangely yesterday. according to the napa valley register one neighbor said he was a character and he wouldn't be surprised if this was suicide by cop. there was really no reason to

shoot him. this wholeness kept took place in 15 minutes. the four officers that responded to the leave are on paided a artive leave. back here out on the corner you can see the investigation ended under midnight when they hosed off this area. black ice has formed on the roadway. if you live in this area you want to make sure you take it slowly. we're here live in pap pa. police in redwood city are investigating a suspected homicide. officers found a mans body lying in an alley. that alley is in a residential neighborhood surrounded by apartments and homes. investigators in evidence have ruled out foul play in the death of a 53-year-old man. his father spotted his sons suv

parked near highway 101 late yesterday and immediately contacted police. officers found the son's body lying in the backseat. authorities are expected to release more information later today. the first monday the first workday after the long thanksgiving weekend is called cyber monday because so many people will be shopping online. the survey by the national retail federation estimates 106 people will shop online today. 90% of all i-tailers will offer deals. >> much of the information we have gathered over the last couple of days black friday and the sat after they will use that. >> and with people owning smart phones and tablet computers it will be easy to target shoppers no matter where they are. they predict 7% of cyber shoppers will use a mobile device.

retailers are happy about the number of shoppers and the amount of sales over the weekend. 212million people bought something in the store or online through last night. that is up 8.7% from last year opinion d they are spending more. the average shopper spent $365. the chp maximum enforcement ended at midnight. as of yesterday, chp officers arrested more than 1400 people for driving under the in years total for the same period was 1300 people. 249 arrest this year were here in the bay area. and so far eight traffic deaths have been reported statewide. traffic on the nations airline was up 4%. you likely wouldn't have known it on any given day. that's because sunday used to be the busiest day.

but this year the travel was more sprod out toward the week. the busiest day was monday. . >> time now is 6:08. the toll plaza is something we look at early. >> that is right. right now it's not that bad. we'll see how it is at 6:30. so far it's okay. getting into san francisco. also the morning commute looks good in san francisco. along northbound 101. certainly more people here than they were here last week. we'll see what happens a little later on. and still southbound 17 to redwood estate there crash there. not a crash. it's a stalled truck and it's blocking the right lane. now let's go to steve. >> thank you. i was just looking.

san francisco 42. the record is 40. we are close again. probably not today there may be one or two. the skies are clear. it's a beautiful morning. it's just going to be cold out there. we have 20s and 30s. cold and sunshine. cloudy wednesday. the system will come in and do this. it will peel back wednesday night into thursday. it will flirt with us. and friday it will start to roll on in here. the forecast models keep delaying the rain coming in. santa rosa is 29. al moe is also 29. gilroy 30. menlo park at 31 cold degrees out there. 26 at napa. jet stream stays to the north. don't have to worry about that today or tomorrow. highs in the 50s today.

it will be a nice day. millipede douse starting off at 32. we'll go for a high of 54 today. 11 below in tahoe. that will cut through you. 32 down to fresno. upper 30s in palm springs. and san diego a bone chilling 46. that is cold for them. that's a lot of rain for some and snow. but that will be vancouver and seattle and portland. that system will give us clouds on wednesday. cold this morning and and sunny. 50s on your temps today. held in check when your lows are in the morning. a little breezy in the hills. especial lin the east bay. i've seen 15-25 miles an hour gusts at the surface. cold tomorrow morning and mostly fair. a few high clouds. wednesday cloudy to mostly cloudy. thursday cloudy. rain moves in thursday morning. congress gets back to work

today in its lame duck session. what illegal immigrants are watching closely. and wikileaks is at it again. they have released tens of thousands of state department documents. i will show you what is in them coming up. hey, ellen, what are you doing? just brewing up some dunkin' donuts coffee -- want some? [ whoosh! ] i'd love some. one taste, and you'll understand. delicious dunkin' donuts coffee. pick some up where you buy groceries. america runs on dunkin'.

secretary of state hillly clinton -- hillary clinton will be making a statement today. as alison burns reports from

our washington, d.c. bureau the administration is calling the release dangerous and reckless. >> reporter: good morning to you. that is right the white house is condemning the document leak by the website wikileaks and facing yemenis pressure to contain -- and facing yemenis pressure to contain the indictments. the they are worried that north korea is supplying iran with advance missiles. the documents also show that the u.s. has tried to coerce countries to take prisons from guantanamo bay. and offering another country millions of dollars. some members of congress say the wikileaks website should be declared a foreign terrorist organization and be shut down.

and there are also revelations about corruption in the afghan government. a standoff between the united states and pakistan over nuclear fuel. the state department says these documents paint an incomplete picture of u.s. foreign policy. reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns ktvu channel 2 news. this morning secretary of state hillary clinton will make a statement about wikileaks. clinton is heading off today on a four-nation tour of central asia and the middle east. many of the countries she will visit is featured in the documents. we will have her statement covered on mornings on 2. the u.s. and south korea are conducting their second day of military exercises today. the uss george washington is in the yellow sea along with a

south korean destroyer. they are pretext for war. south korea president says he will respond firmly to any provocations from north korea. all of this follows south korea artillery attack last week that killed two south korean marines and civilians. as congress gets back to work today the senate is about to vote on the food safety law. would expand the authority of the food and drug administration to regulate farm and food processors. it would give the fda authority to recall an order of tainted products. another item at the top of the congressionalda what to do with the bush era tax cuts that is set to expire at the end of the year. most want to keep it in place.

that's 98% of taxpayers. but republicans want to extend the tax cuts including wealthier americans. a leading republican senator is down playing the session that it will repeal the ban of serving openly in the military. >> this is all politics. i don't believe there is anywhere near the votes to repeal don't ask don't tell on the republican side. >> tomorrow the pentagon is set to release a survey of how 400,000 u.s. troops feel about gays serving openingly in the military. and leaked results of that military show 70% don't care about lifting the don't ask don't care policy. young people that came to this country illegal as children to be offered a pass to citizenship if they attend college or join the military.

san francisco city college nursing student steve lee will join a rally in san francisco today to push for passage of that dream act. lee was detained and almost deported until senator dianne feinstein intervened. the rally be held at mission high school. 6:18 right now. let's go to sal. so far so good. right? >> it's not bad. just looking at a lot of things as the commute heats up. traffic is moving okay at 880. no major problem there is. traffic is looking good all the way to downtown oakland. at the toll plaza you can see it's getting busier. also this morning we're looking at the livermore valley. the road sensor is not picking up too much. slow traffic at the pass area which is typical. but nothing major here on the

way out to -- that traffic is still looking good on 101 and 280. let's go to steve. we have temperatures in the 20s and 30s under clear skies. it will be a sunny day today. we have temperatures port of oakland says 37. there are a few that are colder than that. if you like sunday's weather you will like today. system stays to the north until wednesday. a cold morning and sunshine. 50s for everybody. san francisco is 42 right now. the record low is 40 and 19. 1906. 1906. 48 at 9:00 a.m.. there is the coldest reading. napa airport 26. 30 concord livermore and temperatures 11 below up in tahoe. 30 ukiah. 32 in fresno. it's cold.

cold morning gives away to sunshine for everybody today. a little breezy in some of the higher elevations of the east bay hills. at the surface most locations say calm. it will be cold again tuesday morning and mostly fair. wednesday mostly cloudy. especially toward the north bay. looks like rain comes back in on friday. the world ears largest retailer is looking to expand its scope. walmart has offered $28 billion for a 50% share of mass mart stores. walmart wanted to join all of the shares but several shareholders expressed concerns over that deal. mass mart runs 300 big boss and electronic stores. u.s. airlines are optimistic about the number of passengers. they have increased the number of flights or moved to bigger planes. jet blue gained 7.5 seats.

there is more traffic on international flights than domestic and the airlines are moving slowly. 621 the teenager accused of plotting a bombing during a christmas tree lighting ceremony in oregon. we could see dry air this morning. traffic looking pretty good so far. right through san jose. more traffic and weather coming up.

quick check of the bay area bridges right now. westbound bay area bridge is backed up a little bit. gold ingate look -- golden gate looks good. let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal. expect drier than usual weather this winter that's because of the la nina water phenomenon. last week state department of water resource officials estimated they would be able to deliver 25% of the water requested by customers. it's the first estimate of the season so it could increase by spring. but officials say dry la nina

conditions could push water deliveries lower. freenesses push -- san francisco's push for composting could be a big jump. the san francisco chronicle says 70% of apartment buildings in the city have composting bins. that's compared to 20% last year. 600 tons of composted material is collected every day throughout san francisco. last year 300 tons were collected on daily basis. and a multimillion dollar federal grant will help authorities identify carcinogens in the san francisco bay. $5million grant from the u.s. environmental protection agency will allow scientists to install sediment trapping devices in the bot testimony of creeks and rivers with the most

serious pcb problems. the man accused of plotting a terrorist attack in oregon heads top court today the fbi is offering a $10,000 reward for anyone who set a fire to a mosque where the suspect war -- worshiped. on friday police say the teenager drove a van he thought was packed with explosives to the annual event. inside there were fakes planted by fbi. >> every day he showed his determination to complete guy hod. even after he was cautioned that there would be women and children involved. >> official officials say he

had no terror ties to give had groups. you might want to look carefully at any billboards that will be promoting the christmas season. two major groups are using billboards, tv, and print ads to tell other nonbelievers it's time to speak out what they call religious o hearse. 15% of americans have no religious affiliation and predict that number will grow. but they say many nonbelievers are afraid to go public with the lack of their religious faith. changes is coming to cal memorial stadium. the first steps being taken today as the project gets under way. some might call it a bad habit, firefighters point to it for a possible reason for an early morning fire. we're live in san rafael. and a couple of reasons why a busy day on wall street. a big surprise coming up.

a surprised wedding. . blue nile. they had a contest and they won. blue nile is the biggest diamond seller. they have the number one engagement market online. >> no way he does that unless he knows the answer. >> i think you are right. if there is any chance she would say no. [ laughter ] but the diamond is awfully pretty i'm sure. >> she will keep that.

>> big monday today for e- tailers. blue nile is running the bell because of that. the broader market down today. the lower part of your screen dow jones down 58 points. >> would you like to split a big day like that? >> i don't want that many people present. >> thank you for joining us. it's cyber monday. november 29th i'm kraig debro. >> and i'm pam cook. time now is 6:30. >> firefighters is among the two people suffering injuries. it started shortly after midnight. jade hernandez has been talking to investigators all morning. she joins us live from san rafael with that story. jade. >> reporter: two people were hurt in this fire. a firefighter working this fire and a resident of the apartment that caught fire. the fire chief told us the firefighter has been treated

and released. he had a large gash on his face. the resident suffered second degree burns. luckily for the resident the neighbor heard the alarm and called 911. firefighters kept this one to a one alarm fire and put out flames in 15 minutes. there were a dozen or more apartments in this building. residents were evacuated. fire chief jim told me this morning it doesn't appear suspicious. but it appears the woman in the apartment lives alone and he is a smoker. the apartment is 25 complete loss but -- the apartment is a complete loss but no other apartments were damaged. coming up you will hear from san rafael fire chief. we'll have more on that.

reporting live jade hernandez ktvu channel 2 news. because he was desperate to save the bakery from bankruptcy. yusuf bey is accused of murdering two men. the prosecutor is asking the judge to admit evidence that bey is accused of. jury selection bens in january. the preliminary hearing appears this morning in the gang rape case. the judge has been getting testimony from the lead investigators in that case. the gang rape of a 16-year-old girl outside a richmond high school home coming dance liassic. the preliminary hear willing determine if there is enough evidence to put the seven defendants on trial. and palo alto police are looking for a man suspected in an attempted rape. the victim was walking on alma

street at 12:30 thursday morning when a man attacked her. she was able to fight him off. the suspect is described as 6'1", 175 pounds. anyone with information about that incident is urged to call palo alto police. this morning we are learning more about a the fatal police shooting of a 60-year- old man in napa. it happened yesterday at a home in meek avenue. officers raced to the scene that got into a deadly confrontation with man outside of his home. >> there was a confrontation in the intersection just down the street involving the suspect. and one officer deployed a taser. >> napa police have not yet revealed if the man was armed oar why the officers opened fire. they identify the man killed as

he worked as several day area hospitals including sf general. this morning san francisco police are searching for suspects in a drive-by shooting in the cities pacific heights neighborhood. three men were hurt in that shooting. the three men told police they had been followed for several blocks and then someone opened fire. all three are expected to survive. pg&e crews work through the night to restory power. it happened near the intersection of stevens boulevard an north blainey avenue. work starts today to retro visit cal stadium. today the contractor will fence off the stadium and start

preparations of the $321 million project. university says it's being funded by sales of seating rights and no state money is being used. next year the bears will play their home games at at & t park. >> maybe some of the that championship will run off on the bears. >> a little karma from at & t park. >> you and i are both cal grads. i think we would like to see that. speaking for you i know you would like that. good morning everybody. okay. we already have one down. maybe a few more and that will be it. let's take a look at the commute westbound as you come up to the toll plaza. it's backed up. and a lot of people are back from their vacations or going back and after four days off some might even be a little cranky getting back to work. you can ease right on into it. steve will make you happen in a

moment here. northbound and southbound 880 as you pass the home of the raiders the traffic is moving a long okay. if you are driving on the peninsula, traffic on highway 101 and 280 looking good. a little bit of slow traffic on 101 approaching 380. pretty crowded in south san francisco. after that it opens up past the airport. let's go to steve. >> yeah, sal the stanford cardinal marchs on. >> yes, it does. >> there is your pretty picture for those of you multitasking getting ready for the day. it's cold 20s and 30s. the napa airport has dropped to 25 degrees. that is cold any time of the year. but clear skies it will be sunny today and cold and shown sunshine. you don't have to worry about anything. bolder creek is 24. morgan kill 27. gilroy at 30.

and menlo park at 31 degrees. this system stays to the north. officially right now in san francisco it's 42. outer sunset and twin peaks are 39. a cold morning and then sunshine. coast bay inland all in the 50s today. 48 at noon. 54 for a high. san francisco we mention that 42 right now. the high will be 53. the record low is 40 back in 1906. 11 below in tahoe. look at all the reddings. it's a cold morning here from eureka all the way down to san diego which is in the mid 40s.

good looking system if you're in vancouver. it will give us high clouds tomorrow and cloudy skies on wednesday. it's cold out there. it's cold. you can complain all you want. i will listen if you want to e- mail me or tweet me. 52-56 for the high. a little breezy some of the east bay hills i've seen 15- 3:miles an hour gusts. 50s on your temperatures today and we'll have mid 50s. cloudy to mostly cloudy. retro grade is back out. looks like rain on friday. thank you. a new campaign against bullying in the bay area. the religious group that is fighting back. a man falls to his death at an nfl game. what witnesses say the man did before he died. good morning it's getting more crowded all over the place. and we have a couple of crashes and updates to tell you about when the morning news

continues.

good morning. here's a look at the top stories we are following for you. the obama administration is ordering classified information. this follows the disclosure of thousands of secret state documents state department documents leaked by wikileaks.

shoppers are expected to hit the online stores. experts predict 106 million will do online shopping this cyber monday. also this morning police in redwood city are investigating a suspected homicide. officers found a mans body lying in the alley of madison avenue. it's in a residential neighborhood. the associated press has learned the cia has come close to capturing al qaeda second man. they missed a chance to get ayman al-zawahiri. he narrowly survived a bomb attack by pakistan planes in 2004. a missile strike aimed a the him in 2006 also failed because he was not at the attack site. in haiti people have take ton the street to protest what they call an election filled

with fraud. nearly all have backed a statement calling for yesterday's selection to be canceled. the accused haiti president of favoring the party. and chicago authorities are investigating the death of man after he fell 20 feet during an northerly game. it happened yesterday while the chicago bears were playing the philadelphia eagles at soldier field. the 23-year-old man fell from the upper level of the stadium and landed on a small roof. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. witnesses tell authorities they saw the man run up to the ledge and jump. parents in the bay area are starting a new campaign to combat bigotry and harassment aimed at their kids. the coalition found that 74% of boys that wear the small

turbines felt harassed in school. 47% of bay area youth say they were harassed for their identity and 72% of those surveyed thought it would help if someone spoke about the religion at school. a cab driver in west sacramento says he was beaten because of his religion and turbine. police found 56-year-old sing yesterday morning. he picked up four people in sacramento that lead him to a dark neighborhood before he was beaten and robbed. he says one of the attackers referred to him as osama bin laden and threatened to kill him. it appears san mateo county may be closer to -- the san francisco examiner is reporting that county supervisors will like lie approve an agreement with redwood city for a location of a new jail tomorrow. that will give the county an option to buy four industrial

properties near highway 101 on chemical way. the case surrounding overcrowded conditions in all prisons will be heard by the supreme court tomorrow. the state is appealing 40,000 inmates by two years. inmate lawyers says they are failing to provide humane medical care. it is 6:46 time to check in with sal. morning, sal. good morning craig, and pam. the last four people have had the last four days off of work. let's see what they are doing now as we get to work. slow traffic crossing the valley over toward mountain view. not a bad commute. no major problems there reported. moving along and taking a look at 880 north and southbound that traffic move along pretty

well here. i don't see any accidents reported here on 880 in oakland. southbound 880 just before eighth street in hayward there is a new crash with two cars involved. southbound 880 that one just came in. this is a look at the bay bridge. we moved it to the toll plaza metering lights. it's backed up for a 10-15 minute delay. 6:46 let's go to steve. >> thank you. clear skies. 20s and 30s on your lows. that's not the problem. cold and then sunny. temperatures will recover from the 20s and 30s. very close to yesterday's highs. cold morning. sunshine. dry today and tomorrow. cloudy wednesday. it does look like rain probably more friday. i put thursday and friday out. we'll see the system get closer

and closer, back off and move in on friday. cold and sunny. you can see everything stays to the north right now. a few high clouds tomorrow. twin peeks 89. same for south of market. north beach at 46. napa airport 25. 42 officially in san francisco. 30s in oakland and berkeley. lake tahoe is at 11 below. 30s in redding. fresno at 35. palm springs 38. las vegas 39. good looking system as far as energy goes. but statues north until wednesday. sunshine today. dry. not a problem there. by wednesday that system will get closer. i will mention possible rain to the north. it will give us warmer lows as

that cloud cover comes in. cold 50s on your temps today and the five-day monday and tuesday dry. looks like rain friday morning. >> thank you, steve. the bay area based virgin america -- travelers were asked to rate how airlines rated. singapore airlines is top rated airlines for international flight. let's check in on the numbers. concern about debt across the europe. we have ireland putting in for the bailout and spain and portugal could be behind. global concerns about the economy. dow jones is off 77 points to 11, 013. s & p down a quarter to a half a percent each. starbucks wants to end its

12 year partnership with kraft. kraft has mismanaged score displays for package coffee in grocery stores. the coffee business brings half a billion a year. analysts say this is about starbucks wanting to buy that part of the business back. leslie nielsen known for his roles on airplane and naked gun has died. the 84-year-old died at a hospital near his home in fort lad i dale -- lauderdale, florida. nielsen went on to play accident prone detective frank dreben in the naked gun comedy series. there was a show called police

squad that lead up to naked gun. changes are coming to the world's most famous surf competitions. why you won't be able to hang out on the beach. inside

all right welcome back to the morning news. time to check in with tori to find out what -- what is coming up. >> we are learning about a fatal shoot ing of a nurse. we'll get an update from the san rafael fire chief live about a fire that injured two people including a firefighter. we'll also learn about who called 911. we've just learned what the two cal grads still held hostage in iran were allowed to do for a special treat for the a thanksgiving holiday. now back to you. >> thank you. see you in a few minutes. 6:54 right now. the california highway patrol is looking for the driver who hit and killed a pedestrian near oakley. officers say the person was killed near the intersection of bethel island road just before 6:00 last night.

vehicles described as a light dodge ram pickup truck. authorities have released few details. this happened around 3:15 yesterday afternoon on shell and martinez avenue. a pickup truck hit an 18-year- old that suffered moderate injuries. the suspect is described as red 2002 chevy silverado with 17- inch rims. the man accused of hitting and killing a bicyclist in august is scheduled to report this week. he is accused of being drunk when he hit him. link was a 22-year-old german student visiting san francisco. this week a vote in foster city could recommend a limit on

the number of dogs that people can bring to the city's dog park. the parks department says there are complaints that people are bringing too many dogs. the crackdown would impose a fine on anyone breaking a three dog limit. public officials will listen to public comment. the next time there is a major earthquake scientists will have more information on how big the rescue efforts should be. it's a color coded alert system that goes out within 30 minutes of a quake. it includes information about magnitude and structures and lives lost. officials are hoping to avoid the problems at the last contest in february. when a wave went over a break water and hit spectators. the waiting period for the next

contest runs from wednesday through february 28th. opening ceremonies will be held this week. before the hour we want to go back to sal. want to show you the dow jones down 140 points. >> let's go out and take a look at new crash in hayward. southbound 880 that crash is blocking one of the lanes. traffic is busy in that area and busy on jackson street in hayward. let's move along to live pictures. westbound # 80 getting busy as you address the swerve there. let's go to steve. thank you. 24 up in boulder creek. 25 in napa. it will be sunny today and cool to mild. we'll see 50s it's dry today and tomorrow. take a look at our five-day see if there is any rain in there. thank you.

coming up on mornings at 2 firefighters are among two people hurt. we'll go to san rafael for an update. and critical questions remain this morning about a fatal officer involved shooting in napa. stay with us. mudd