girling. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm kraig debro. >> i'm tori campbell. this morning we're learning

more about a 60-year-old man who was killed. some critical questions still need to be answered. >> reporter: the victim's door was blown wide open. the wife leaving everything just how it was before her husband was shot and killed by police. apparently the victim kept a stash of pistols inside his house and neighbors wanted to make sure none of them were stolen. we're here off meek avenue and east spring street where the 60- year-old lived. his wife called 911 yesterday around 3:00 in the afternoon s aying her husband was suicidal and making threats. he worked at psychiatrics

hospitals. when officers arrived, they convinced him to come outside to talk to them. >> there was a confrontation in the intersection just down the street, involving the subject. one officer deployed a taser. another officer deployed his firearm and the subject is deceased at this time. >> reporter: according to the napa valley register, neighbors say he was acting paranoid. one friend said he's not surprised things played out this way. he views this as suicide by cop. but one neighbor said said he was doing everything the o fficers asked him to do and they had no reason to shoot him. the four officers that were involved are on paid leave. the big question was, was the man armed? that is a question that will be left to the napa county s heriff's department. we're live here in napa. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2

news. president obama and hillary clinton will bothing make -- will both be making statements responding to the release of tenses of thousands of secret diplomatic documents. the obama administration is c alling the leak dangerous and reckless. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. the website wikileaks is at it again, releasing secret documents. this time it's state department cables and the obama administration is scrambling to contain the diplomatic fallout. anyone in the world can see t hem, tens of thousands of once confidential documents are now online. the documents revealed that secretary of state hillary clinton and condoleezza rice before her directed american diplomats to spy on allies at embassies and at the united nations, to get information like their credit card numbers and fingerprints. the cables also reveal that gulf states are extremely worried about iran's nuclear program. they are concerned iran has

obtained missiles from north korea. some members of congress want to shut down the wikileak's website and prosecutor the founder. >> leaking the leaks is deplorable. they could have blood on their hands. >>reporter: and president obama has all ordered president agencies to review how they secure their documents. we'll have more live coverage throughout the morning as the administration responds. for now we're live in washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:04. one firefighter is among the two people who suffered injuries in an overnight fire in san rafael. it started shortly after midnight at an apartment house on lincoln avenue. crews had the fire under control in just 15 minutes. one firefighter suffered injuries to his face during that cleanup operation and the woman living in the destroyed apartment unit suffered burns

and smoke inhalation. investigators believe a cigarette set off the fire. one person living in the apartment complex may have prevented the tragedy, though. jade hernandez will explain why in a live report coming up at 7 :30. just moments ago, we got new information on a homicide in r edwood city. officers found the victim's body lying in an ally on madison avenue last night -- alley on madison avenue last night. investigators say he was a hispanic male. police are looking for six suspects all believed in their teens. they believe this may be g ang- related. police are still searching for suspects in a drive-by shooting. three men were hurt. it happened yesterday morning near can vess and clay. the three men told police they had been followed for several blocks. all three suspects -- all three victims are expected to

survive. four people are in custody accused of robbing a walnut creek store. a witness reported three area going into the store near the broadway plaza. police say they stole several hand baggings and wallets worth about $9,000. officers were able to find the suspects. the chp's maximum e nforcement program ended at mit need with more people being arrested for dui this year compared to last year's thanksgiving holiday. as of yesterday, chp officers arrested more than 1400 people for driving under the influence. last year's total for the same period was around 1300 people. 249 arrests this year were here in the bay area. so far eight traffic deaths have been reported statewide. it's traffic we're gonna

talk about. i suppose there's no traffic for cyber monday, right, sal? >> right now on the roads traffic on some of the major commutes, busy. i want to show you the bay bridge toll plaza, it's not quite as busy as it was before thanksgiving week. but it is busier thursday and friday for sure. traffic is backed up for about a ten-minute delay. 880 is not all that bad as you drive past the coliseum. if you are driving on southbound 880, they are clearing an accident, southbound 880 at a street. that crash is in the clearing stages. you might see some slowing in that area. 7:07. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. good morning to you all. clear skies. it will be a beautiful day. very close to sunday's weather which was sunny. if you are in the sun, it's not too bad. i tell you, that temperature drops fast once we get close to 3:00 4::00, it doesn't take

long. menlo park, 31. looks good today. high pressure says i think i'll visit for about two days. so temperatures very close to yesterday. the days are so short. santarosa, 55. we'll go 56. 53 in san francisco. no change, no change for walnut creek. oakland from 54. bump you up 1, 55. went up 2 to 56. let's get -- it's getting hot. 25 there is the napa airport reading. the city is at 41 -- 42. the record is 40. lake tahoe, 11 below. 30s for las vegas, palm springs, fresno, sacramento. it's cold for everybody, not just us. the system heads to the north and the jet stream will

continue to stay there until about wednesday when this system will come in, slide in and then it will back off a little bit. sunny today, mostly sunny tomorrow. maybe a few more high clouds. on wednesday, that system will get close. i will mention some rain for mendocino county. that system kind of peels back and head back in. cold morning, sunny for all. highs, 50s, mid. this is cyber monday. a survey by the national retail federation estimates 106 million will shop online today. that's up 10% from last year.

and 90% of all e-tailors plan to offer special promotions and deals. >> much information that has been gathered over the last few days, black friday and the saturday after, they are gonna use that when they decide their promotional offers for monday. >> and with more people owning computers, it will be easier to be targeted by retailers. retailers are believed that increased traffic and sales i n -- in brick mortar stars through the weekend were up. analysts say the people who bought from last year, 8%. shoppers are also spending more. average spent more than $360, which is up 6.5% from last year. speaking of money, 7:10. congress is back at work today. one of their top priorities

include a decision that will include a big impact on how much we pay for taxes. the activity that's h appening today in korea, involving the u.s. which north korea describes as a pretext for war. sad news about an actor who made a midlife career change and became a commy star.

authorities think the t argeted mosque that was set on fire may be because of musamed osam musamed. he was the man that threatened to detonate a bomb on christmas

tree lighting event. he drove bombs in in a van but they were fake bombs that the fbi sent in. the fbi agents had been trailing him for about a year after being tipped off about his radical beliefs. >> every time, he was committed to committing hatred acts and he wanted men, women and children involved. "the associated press" has learned the cia has come close to capturing or killing al qaeda's second in command. the agency missed a chance to nab him in we in northwest pakistan. the fugitive egyptian doctor may have also narrowly survived a bombing by pakistani planes

in 2004. a well-publicized u.s. missile strike aimed at him in 2006 also failed because he was not at the attack site. the u.s. and south korea are conducting their second day of joint military exercises today as tensions with north korea continue to escalate. the uss george washington is now in the yellow see along with a south korean survivor. north korea is criticizing these exercises, warning they were a pretext for war. this follows motorcycle's -- north korea's attack last week. in haiti, people have taken to the streets to protest what they call an election filled with fraud. [chanting ] >> nearly all of the major candidates in the presidential election have backed the statement calling for y esterday's election to be

cancelled. they accuse haiti's president of favoring the candidate from his party. there are widespread reports of people being unable to vote. >> as congress getting back to work today -- gets back to work today, the senate is set to vote on the food safety modernization act that would expand the authority of the fda to regulate farms and food process sessers. this would give the fda authority to order a recall of tainted products, instead of rely option the sellers to issue voluntary recalls. another item, what to do about the bush-era tax cuts that are due to expeer at the end of the year. president obama and most democrat amwant to keep cuts in place for families earning $ 250,,000 a or less a year. that's 9% of all taxpayers. but republicans want to extend the tax cuts to everyone,

including wealthier americans. a leaning republican senator is downplaying the chances that the lame-duck session of congress will repeal on the gays sevenning openly in the m ilitary. >> this is all politics. i don't believe there's anywhere near the votes to repeal this on the republican side. i think we'll be reunited in the lame duck. >> leaked results of the survey show that more than 70% of t roops do not oppose lifting the don't ask/don't tell policy. 7:18. the supreme court could decide whether it will hear walmart's challenge of discrimination. one of the six lead plaintiffs in this case is of concord. they say they were paid less than men for the same jobs and

were given fewer opportunities for advancement. walmart claims the case should not be given class action s tatus. hollywood is mourning the death of legendary actor leslie nielsen. >> surely, you can't be serious. >> i am serious. >> and don't call me shirley. >> the 84-year-old died at a hospital near fort lauderdale, florida. he was being treated for a pneumonia. he traded his draw mattic roles for laughs. >> i read where he grew up like 20 miles south of the north pole. way up there. >> way up there. okay. it is 7:19. if you live in san jose, you are not gonna have to register your bike anymore. why city officials are getting rid of that program.

>> one bay area city may adopt new rules for popular dog parks.

the capital christmas tree has just arrived in washington, d.c. there is a live look there. this year's tree has traveled more than 4600 miles. it began in wyoming on n ovember 12th. an actual website has been created for the tree and it also has its own twitter account and facebook pages. 7:22. sanfrancisco's push for more composting seems to be a big success. city officials are crediting a year-old composting mall at

apartment buildings. "the san francisco kron nin kell cal "say 600 tons of compost and materials corrected every day and not taken to a junkyard. last year, 300 tons were c ollected on a daily basis. foster city could limit the number of dogs that can be brought to that city's dog park. the parks department says there have been at least two incidents since august. one involved a man witten -- bitten by his own dog as he t ried to stop a dog fight. another involved a physical altercation between a man and a woman. there would be a fine for anyone who breaks the three-dog limit. >> some folks that come here with more than three dogs and never take responsibility for the dog's, you -- for the dogs'

you know, business or actions. >> the vote is scheduled to vote on on wednesday. members of the public are be -- will be asked to speak. there will be no more bike registration in san jose. the city is growing -- joining a growing list. an audit found the program does not make enough in fees to maintain the cost of the database. it is 7:24. i'm curious as to how that barometer of traffic is looking right now. >> youtube been paying a ttention. you are probably a good student because traffic professor -- never mind. i'm not going to call myself that. yes. the bay bridge is a pretty good barometer about what's going on. as you come up on the bay b ridge, if it goes -- if the bay bridge is terrible, then other

commutes start doing the same. it's about a ten-minute delay which all in all is not all that bad. but not much. you can see the ramp from 880 isn't too full once you get on the bridge. if is a decent drive into san francisco. let's go to the south bay where 280 is a little bit more crowded right through there coming up to highway 17. i've been looking here not many crashes here that we know of on 280 northbound. there is a stalled car, northbound 280. and that may be adding to the slowdown here. let's move out to livermore, 580 at greenville there is a crash there reported. 880 southbound is busy as you approach 82. you can see traffic is slow as it normally is coming up most of antioch westbound. let's go to steve. we have another cold start to this mon monday morning.

it's-- to this monday morning. temperatures starting off 20s and 30s. it will be sunny today. might be a high cloud or two z ipping by. butoverall, a lot of sunshine. 42 in san francisco. outer sunset, 39. officially, it's 42 in san francisco. the twin peaks is in there as well. outer richmond, 40. cold, then temperatures in the mid-50s. temperature's 42, the record is 40 back in 1906. 48 at 9:00. 52 we'll go for a high of 53 which is exactly what it was. napa airport was down to 25. then they rocketed it up to 29. sanjose is down to 33. truckee and tahoe are 11 below. strong system stays to the north on wednesday, sunny for all, a little windy at times in

east bay hills. that's all i can find at the surface. 50s on the highs today. it will be okay on tuesday. maybe a few more clouds. cloudy to mostly cloudy on wednesday. it looks like the system finally makes it on friday. tori and kraig? vandals versus art. it's a problem for one bay area city with houses of sculptures. >> some might call it a bad habit, but firefighters point to it as a.

president obama has scheduled a news conference at 8:30 our time to comment the release of documents by w ikileaks. and secretary of state hillary clinton is scheduled to speak. her comments have been moved to 10:00. already the administration is ordering government agencies to immediately look at how they protect classified information. firefighters among the two people who suffered injuries in an overnight fire in san rafael. it started shortly after midnight at an apartment house on lincoln avenue.

one mayor -- one neighbor may have prevented the tragedy. >> reporter: good morning. we're live at the apartment building. the apartment at 1323 lincoln is a complete loss. two people were hurt. a firefighter and the only resident inside the one bedroom apartment. firefighters kept this to a o ne-alarm blaze and put out flames in about 15 minutes. there are a dozen or so apartments in this building and no other units were damaged. but residents were evacuated and allowed back in inside. sanrafael's battalion chief explained to us how a firefighter suffered a deep gash to his face. they were picking up afterwards and a piece of equipment slammed down and hit him in the face. >> reporter: the firefighter was release -- treated and

released from the hospital. the woman hurt suffered first and second-degree burns and smoke inhalation. the fire department says this fire was got intentionally set. the only person inside the apartment was a smoker. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. it's now 7:31. a man is recovering from injuries after being shot in oakland last night. it happened around 7:20 on the 5800 block of international boulevard. oakland police say the victim was found suffering from a single gunshot wound and taken to a local hospital to t reatment. police are now looking for the treater and are hoping anyone with information about this incident will call them. this morning we're learning more about the fatal police shooting of a 60-year-old man in napa. it happened yesterday at a home on meek avenue in the city's alta heights neighborhood. family members called 911 t elling police the man was suicidal and making threats. officers then raced to the s

cene. then after convincing the man to come outside, one or more of the officers shot the man outside his home. >> there was a confrontation in the intersection, just down the street, involving the subject and one officer deployed a t aser. another officer deployed his firearm and the subject is deceased at this time. >> napa police have not released any details about why the man was armed or why the police o pened fire. it's reported that he had been on disability for stress for his nerves after working in several psychiatric hospitals as a n urse. tara moriarty will have a live update at 8:00. investigators have ruled out foul play in the death of a 53-year-old man. his father spotted his son's suv parked near highway 101 late yesterday and immediately contacted police officers who found his 0 son's body lying in

the street. authorities are expected to release more information later today. a search is underway for the driver who injured a s kateboarder near martinez. the accident happened around 3 :15 yesterday afternoon. a pickup truck an 18-year-old who suffered moderate injuries. the suspect vehicle is described as a red, 2002 chevy silverado. officers say the truck is d amaged on the front driver's side. anyone with information is asked to call the highway patrol. the man accused in a h it- and-run drive of a cyclist in san francisco will be back in court. joshua calder is accused of b eing drunk when he hit another individual behind. he arrested -- he fred but was arrested.

the former leader of your black muslim bakery was m otivated to plan a journalist's murder because he was desperate to save the bank from b ankruptcy. he's accused of murdering three oakland men in 2007, including chauncey bailey, the eddie -- editor of the paper. jury selection begins today. 7:34. sanfrancisco officials say the public art collection is suffering due to vandalism. officials say in the past, strand as would strike of two or three -- vandals would strike every two or three months. the city has 3500 pieces in its collection. the next time that cal football team plays a home game in berkeley, memorial stadium will have a new book -- a new look.

today the contractor will fence off the stadium and start participations on a 320 million renovation project. the university says it's being funded by sales and that no state money is being used. the final old game. next year the bears will play their home game at at&t park. the stanford cardinal football team is headed to a big bowl game. but the university's fan base could determine what invitation is receives. only one home game has been sold out this season. bowl game officials could take that into consideration. official official -- school officials say on average, fabs filled a smaller percent of the stands. >> stanford has only been successful the last few years.

i think it takes time for the fan base to build up. >> stanford is currently fourth in the bowl championship standings. they don't have any games left but if they stay in the top f our, they will be abured -- assured of a bid. solo drivers pay fees r anging from 30 cents to $5 to use the 14-mile express lane between milpitas and sunol. the fee depends upon how much traffic is on the freeway. they say the average number of drivers has increased. they say the cars go between five and ten miles an hour faster than those in the more congested lanes. speaking of traffic, let's go to sal checking traffic in the east bay. we're gonna start off with

looking at antioch. slow traffic pleasant hill, south of concord to walnut c reek. after that, a little bit of s lowing out of danville into alamo. this morning's commute on 580 is -- is -- hold on for a second. indulge me, will you? less go back to 580. there, 580 westbound. there is an accident 580 at greenville. after you get past the main livermore exit it gets much better. let's move it over to here. some slowing southbound. live pictures will show you westbound bay bridge is backed up for a moderate delay for about ten minutes or so. this morning's commute in san francisco is not looking too bad if you have a flight to catch. i can't help but notice in this picture, you see the beatles

down at the quarter. >> is that a new band or something? >> yeah. >> good morning. clear skies. cold again, 20s and 30s today. tomorrow, all right. we don't have to worry about any rain. just end of the -- end of the week we'll start to see a system get closer. as we're saying good boy to november and december. a cold morning, dry, subny. cloudy wednesday, there will be a system, it will come in and kind of send some clouds in. it will come in and start to back off. we'll start the week off with sunshine. it looks like we'll end it with rain as we get to friday. some of the colder readings, boulder creek at 24. st.helena, also kenwood around 26, 27. same for morgan hill, 29. losgatos and gilroy both c hecked in at 30. menlo park and los altos at 31.

that cold air is in place, no doubt about it. one of the colder patterns we've seen so early in the season. high pressure will give us a decent day. not even cold inland. sanfrancisco right now is currently 42. the record is 40 back in 1906. outer sunset, twin peaks, outer richmond 40. south of market mission district andler haight and north beach, 46. a cold morning, sunshine. 50s. very similar to what we had yesterday. high of 53. and they -- and then the record low again. another day where it gets very close to a record low. 11 below tahoe and 11 below

truckee. sunny skies, monday, most of tuesday. occasionally higher clouds coming down from the northwest but no big deal. cloudy and a little warmer on the overnight lows, especially as we get towards wednesday. that will keep temperatures in the 40s. it's a cold morning out there. sunny, everybody. a little windy at times. a little breezy. some of the east bay hills about 15, 20 miles an hour. 15 on the -- 50 on the highs. and then more clouds. it looks like rain moves in on friday. >> thank you, steve. this winter is expected to be drier than usual. that's because of the la nina phenomenon. it could be bad news for water

officials. they said they would be able to deliver 25% of the water r equested by customers. this could increase by spring. but officials say dry, la nina conditions could push water deliveries lower. up next we'll talk live to the mother of one of the us berkeley grads still detained in iran and the special call she received. good news for a bay a rea- based airline due to a new survey. based on travelers' reaction. [ female announcer this is a strawberry pop tart...

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it is 7:44. the two uc berkeley graduates still inprisonned in iran were allowed to make a rare phone call to their families over the thanksgiving holiday. this is the second thanksgiving shane bauer and josh fattal have spent in prison. we have cindy on the phone, the mother of shane bauer on the phone with us. thank you for joing us. >> thank you. >> i understand you smoke for about five minutes on saturday with your son and his friend. what did they have to say? >> well, shane called early in the morning. his main concern was his family, he asked right away how we were and how sis sisters were. it was -- how sisters were. he had no idea what was going on about the case. he was very frustrated. they are totally isolated from that. >> i understand sarah shourd, your son's fiancee was with you and got to speak to josh and shape.

how is she doing? >> she's doing okay. i mean, she's fighting very h ard, as you can imagine, for release of shane and also josh. he was actually at the -- she was actually at the fattal h ousehold and got to speak to josh for a second which i think was very good to hear their voice on the outside of prison. their trial has been rescheduled until february 6th. what are you feeling about this trial? is this going to win their freedom? >> we really don't have official verification of the trial date. but our bottom line is, we want them home. we want them released on a humanitarian basis. this is how it should happen. sarah's free. we want them free. really we would like them home for the holidays way before any trial. >> will sarah shourd go back to iran to stand trial with them? >> there's been no invitation

on that, there's been no talk either way. there's been no decisions made either way. >> what exactly will are you d oing -- are you doing to try to win their treatment? >> well, we're really e ncouraging people around the  world to take part in this campaign because we need iran to hear from everybody. we're continuing to press for a humanitarian release. we're continuing to make our pleas and again hoping that this holiday season does bring an open heart and allows our children to come home. >> i'm sure, though, it was wonderful to hear their voices for you for the thanksgiving weekend. >> absolutely. >> cindy hickey joining us live. thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you. the only major airline based in the bay area scored the highest mark of any newest airline was virgin american. travelers were asked to rate

how well the airlines delivered on comfort, service and food. southwest was named the best value and best for on-time flight attendance. sing ga pore topped the list for international flights? the last year, nine of the ten largest airlines increased the number of flights. jetblue gained more than 7.5% more seats with delta adding 5%. more seats are being added on domestic flights than domestic. >> the world largest retailer is looking to expand its scope. walmart has offered $2 billion for a $50 billion share. originally walmart wanted to own 100%. massmart runs about 300 bix big

box, pharmacy stores in 14 nations. starbucks wants to end their relationship with kraft. kraft denies the charges and says the agreement bring in $ 500,000 annually. starbucks says it plans to end the partnership march 1st. whole foods is recalling seven kinds of cheese because of the risk of listeria. all of the cheeses are cheddar sold in the dairy sections of the store. they are wrapped in clear plastic and have a ticket on them. the cheeses are all part of a factory wide recall. whipped cream, usually does not sell well in liquor stores. but a new kind is flying off the shelves. it's alcohol infused whipped cream.

that's right. store keepers say it's proven to be a popular topping op d esserts, coffees and more spirited drinks, especially around the holiday. the whipped cream is about 15% alcohol. next -- congress gets back to work today in the lame-duck session. a legislation mean illegal immigrants are supposedly w atching. the window for one of the most famous surf competition opens this week.

the search has resumed this morning for three missing boys from michigan. the five -- the 5, 7 and 9-year- old boys were last seen the day before their father t ried to commit suicide last week. the fbi, police and numerous volunteers have scoured field,

farmland and wooded areas near the ohio/michigan border. authorities say john schedule ten claim -- skelton claim he gave the boys to a relative. parents of sikh children in the bay area are starting a new campaign to combat ig gotti -- combat big getry in the bay a rea. a sikh cabdriver in west sacramento says he was brutally beaten because of his relidgen and turban. police found the 56-year-old man early yesterday morning.

he says he picked up four people in sacramento who led him to a dark neighborhood before robbing him and beating him. police say one attacker referred to him as al qaeda and t hreatened to kill him. the cab driver said he was able to escape when one of the other members in the party tried to stop the beating. investigators are looking for two men who tried to rob a bay point liquor store. one man pointed the -- pointed a gun at the clerk. the clerk fought back. and the two men left without any money. congress may take up the dream act during its lame-duck session. that's the legislation that would allow young people who came to this country illegally as children to be hoffered -- to be offered a path to c itizenship. nursing student steve lee will join a rally in san francisco

today to push for passage of the dream act. lee was detained and almost d eported until senator dianne feinstein to allow him to stay at least temporarily. the rally will be held at mission high school at 11:45. there will be no watching the surfers from the maverick competition. officials want to avoid what happened last year. thirteen people were seriously hurt. the waiting period runs from wednesday through f ebruary 28th. sufficienters come on 24 hours' notice once the waves hit a p eak. >> i'm not gonna be out there. let's check in with sal, see what's happening on the roads, pretty slow on 880. right now we have some slowing as you drive north. i mean, it's not terrible. definitely gonna see some dro traffic and we're almost back

to normal after the thanksgiving holiday. moving along and taking a look at the toll plaza it's been b acked under for the standard delay. maybe a little bit better. you don't see a lot of traffic coming in off 880. i'm gonna say it is just a touch normal of what it usually is. i would say that 280 is a better bed instead of 101. now, there is an accident westbound 92 at 101 which could be causing some delays. if you are in the south bay, look at 85. 85 is not your friend. it's backed up from 87 in san jose all the way up into cupertino. 208 is not all that good. getting into the west valley is busy today. let's go to steve. >> we have clear skies. it's going to be a nice day, very close to yesterday. but highs today continue to be below average.

we should be around 58 to 63, 64. a lot of 54s and 55s after everything is done. still below average. cold this morning. a lot of upper 20s. had a few mid-20s. napa airport, boulder creek. 56 santa rosa after yesterday's 55. 53 san francisco. no change there. no change for walnut creek. one warmer for oakland from 54 on sunday to 55 today and san jose will bump you up 2. 29 napa airport. 42 san francisco. 2 within tieing a record low. 40 in 1906. concord livermore, oakland, berkeley. sanjose, all low to mid-30s. 11 below, truckee and tahoe. reno at 15 and then a whole bunch of slew of 30s and then 40s in southern california. a strong system but it's driving north. the higher clouds will get here on wednesday. cold, sunny, coast, bay,

inland. mid-50s. these are below average temperatures. now, the clouds coming in will mean some warmer overnight lows especially as we head toward thursday and friday. friday looks like a rain day. tori and kraig? >> yu -- thank you, steve. coming up next -- the investigation is underway into a fatal police shooting in napa. we've learned the man would was killed has ties to several bay area hospitals.

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there are still a lot of u nanswered questions regarding an officer-involved shooting. we gist spoke to police. we'll tell you why they say this is still an active scene. >> reporter: good morning. i'm jade hernandez. neighbors may have saved residents in an apartment b uilding from fire. how the obama administration is responding this morning to the latest release of secret government documents by w ikileak. today, holiday shopping's madness moves from the mall to the computer. the second hour of "mornings on

2" starts now. welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm kraig debro. dave clark has the day off. we're learning more about the fatal police shooting of a 60- year-old man in napa. the man worked as a nurse in several bay area psychiatric hospitals. tara moriarty has just sport -- hast just spoken with police. >> reporter: some neighbors say this was suicide by cop. others say this was police who made a deadly mistake. we've been speaking to neighbors around here. all of them reluctant to go on camera because the police said they didn't want them to speak on the media as they don't want to taint this investigation. we did speak to one woman who said she was surprised by the shooting. she said the victim used to sit on the front porch and pay m

usic. another neighbor said he was paraknowed and the years he w orked as a psychiatric nurse had definitely taken their toll. we're off meek avenue and east springs street. where 60-year-old richard pacheo lived. around 3:00 yesterday, his wife called the police saying her husband was suicidal and making threats. he worked as a -- at several bay area psychiatric hospital. he was on disability due to post-traumatic stress disorder, apparently. when officers arrived, they convinced him to come out and talk to them. >> there was a front fronttation in the intersection just down the street involving the subject and one officer deployed a t aser. another officer deployed his firearm. the subject is deceased at this time. >> reporter: one of his friends says he's not surprised that things played out this bay. but another neighbor says he was doing everything the police a sked him to do and they had

to no reason to shoot hill. the front door is still wide open. you can see a patrol car here. we just spoke to police who say this is still an active scene but they would not give details as to why. >> we do know that the victim kept a stash of pistols inside his house and neighbors wanted police here for security r easons. the four officers who arrived here on scene are on paid leave. >> the officer who shot the victim, his name is not being released as of now. but the big question that everybody has is was the man a rmed? that's a question that will be left to the napa county s heriff's office. they've now undertaken the hospital. back to you. >> thank you. just one hour ago, we got new information on a homicide in redwood city. officers found the victim's body lying in an alley on madison avenue last night. the victim say that victim was

a hispanic male. police are pack looking for suspects in -- police are looking for suspects in their teens or early 20s. they believe the killing may be gang-receipt laid. -- gang related. investigators say two people were taken to the hospital after an overnight fire in san rafael. jade hernandez joins us live with the latest. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. we're live at the fire station this morning. two people were hurt. a firefighter and the resident of a fire -- the resident of the apartment that caught fire earlier this morning. the fire-- the firefighter hurt wassed and released -- was

released from the hospital. luckily, for the resident, a neighbor heard the smoke alarm and called 911. the quick-thinking saved a woman in the hospital and the other residents in the building. fire broke out shortly after midnight at 1323 lincoln. firefighters kept this to a o ne-alarm fire and put out flames quick him there are a does or so apartments in this building and no other units were damaged. but residents were evacuated and then allowed back inside. sanrafael fire chief jim lieden told me that this fire was not intentionally set. it appears the woman who lives inside the apartment was a s peaker. and the smoking red to the -- led to the ignition of flames. >> just after midnight, the fire was contained to a first alarm, contained to the apartment of origin and was put out and under control in approximately 15 minutes. >> reporter: again, this fire was not intentionally set. the apartment is a complete l oss. no other apartments were d

amaged. reporting live in san rafael this morning, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. 8:06. this is cyber monday. the first monday after the thanksgiving weekend when many people do their holiday shopping online from their work c ommuters. a survey by the national retail federation estimates 106 million people will shop online today. that's up 10% from last year and 90% of all e tailors plan to o ffer deals. much of the information gathered from black friday and the saturday after, they are going to use that when they decide their promotional offers for monday. it will be easier for stores to target shoppers no matter where they are. the national retail federation predicts 7% of cyber monday shoppers will use a mobile

device. retailers are relieved. analysts say 208 million people bought something from a store or online last night. that's up 8.7% from last year. the average shopper spent $265, which is up 6.5% from last year. we're now learning that president obama will announce a pay freeze for federal workers in a news conference at 8:35 this morning. the white house says just as families and businesses around the nations have tightened their belts, it's important their government does the same. we'll carry part of that conference live right here on "mornings on 2." thank you. it's now 8:07. let's go to sal. we got some improvement at the toll plaza which is good news. >> that is good news. when it starts looking this way at about this time, we're l ooking for it to improve completely by 9:00. let's take a look at it. i want to show you that westbound traffic is now a lot lighter than it was. you will see still a backup

obviously to the end of the -- what used to be that add ministration parking lot there. but that's about all. unless there is an accident that will be cleared up by 9:00. 808 yond seems pretty busy driving up to downtown oakland and getting up to that area. watch for slow traffic. you might want to think about using 580 instead. let's move along. i want to show you the south bay really has not been light. you a though -- although there is some improvement, 280 is very she and so is 885. i think 101 might be your best bet getting into sunnyvale in the cupertino area. let's go to steve. >> thank you. it's another cold start but temperatures starting to bounce off the morning lows. we bo! ed-- we bottomed out. tahoe and truckee had records.

sunshine, dry, cloudy wednesday. the system -- everything is pointing toward the system coming in. it will find of fall across the northern part of the state, s top, peel back. we'll start off with sunshine by the end of the week and -- and then we'll be looking at clouds and rain. some of the lows this morning, the coldest boulder creek at 24. the napa airport did go to 25 now. i think they are 31. but they did make it that far. morgan hill, 27, la fayette, alamo, 29. menlo park los altos. if you thought it was cold, it was. this is a very cold pattern. some of the early observations for our rainy season. north bay is way ahead. they are well over average. santacruz mountains, not bad. east bay, not bad. most of the peninsula are r unning below. but the temperatures for everybody continue to be also well below. outer sunset this morning. sanfrancisco, now 44 in san francisco. they made it to 42 and then they are starting to warm up.

but some of the lows, 39 there. a little breezy to windy above 1500, 2,000 feet. there's still some localized breezy conditions in the hills. cold again tuesday. mostly sunny, cloudy wednesday. cloudy thursday. it looks like rain comes in on friday. thank you, steve.

there's fallout this morning in washington, d.c. after wicki leaks released thousands more documents. secretary of state hillary clinton is set to comment on the impact of the release that the documents will have on the u.s. diplomatic mission around the world. >> the big vote in congress today that will have an impact on the food you eat.

good morning. sanjose at 36. made it to 33 at the san jose airport. there was some upper 20s, low 30, santa cruz mountains. parts of the santa clara valley. it will be sunny to mostly sunny today. a little hazy but highs in the mid-50s. here's story -- tori. an afghan border police officer opened fire early this morning today, killing six nato troops. it happened during a training mission in eastern afghanistan. the shooter was also killed. it was the latest in a series of shootouts in which afghan security forces have turned on their nato partners who are working to train them. nato has not said whether any of the troops killed are americans. the man accused of plotting the attack in oregon heads to court, and the fbi is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of whoever set fire to a

move where the suspect worshiped. authorities in corvalis, think it may have been targeted because of musamed osam musamed, the 19-year-old who is accused of detonating a bomb at a christmas tree lighting ceremony in portland. on friday, the police say the teenager drove a teenager with what he thought were explosives to the annual event the they were actually fakes planted by agents. agents had been trailing him for nearly a year after being tipped off about his radical believes. >> at every turn, he d emonstrated his determination to commit jihad even after he was cautioned by the undercover agent, undercover officers -- officers that there will be women and children involved. >> federal agents, muhamed had no ties to formal terrorist groups. it's still up clear why and how he became so radicalized. president obama is ordering all federal agencies to review

how they secure sensitive documents in the wake of another major leak to the website bickky leaks. alison burns has more on the fallout. >> reporter: good morning. tens of thousands of documents from the state department are now online for anyone to see. secretary of state hillary clinton made a public appearance here in washington, d.c. but she did not talk about it. the white house has issued a statement calling the release dangerous and reckless. the disclosures are sending shock waves through embassies around the world and around the nation. the documents reveal that the u.s. and arab states are much more concerned than previously thought about iran's nuclear program. they are worried that north korea is supplying iran with advanced missiles. the documents also show that the u.s. has tried to coerce countries to take prisoners

from guantanamo bay. promising one country a meeting with president obama if it takes a prisoner and offering another country millions of dollars. other revelations include a directive from secretary of state hillary clinton for u.s. diplomats to spy on allies and retrieve personal information from them. some members of congress say the wikileaks website should be declared a foreign terrorist organization and be shut down. this morning, attorney general, eric holder, says the justice department is investigate the leak. >> it puts at risk individuals who are serving this country in a variety of capacities, either as diplomats, as intelligence assets, it puts at risk the relationships that we have important allies around the world. >> reporter: he says those responsible will be held accountable but it's un-- but it's unclear if the wikileak's founder will face criminal charges. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, allison.

8:17. "the associated press" has l earned the cia has come close to capturing or killing al q aeda's second in commend. the agency missed a chance to nab the terrorist in northwest pakistan in 2003. the egyptian doctor may have narrowly survived a bombing by pakistani militant planes in 2004. a strike aimed at him in 2006 also failed because he was not at the attack site. the u.s. and south korea are conducting their second day of joint military exercises that as tensions with the north continue to escalate. the uss george washington is in the yellow sea along with a south korean destroyer. north korea has criticized this and warns these are a pretext to war. all this follows north korea's artillery attack last mock --

all this follows north korea's artillery attack last week. as congress gets back to work today, the senate is set to vote on the biggest changes to food safety laws in 70 years. the food safety modernization act would expand the authority of the food and drug administration to regulate farms and food processors. the measure is aimed at reducing bacterial contamination by salmonella and e-coli. it would give the fda authority to order a recall of tainted projects instead of relying on sellers to issue voluntary recalls. another item at the top of the agenda, what to do about the bush era tax cuts that are due to expire at the end of the y ear. president obama and most democrats want to keep the taxes in place for families earning $ 250,000 or less a year, that's 98% of taxpayers but republicans want to extend the tax cuts to everyone including wealthier americans. hollywood is mourning the

death of legendary actor leslie nielsen. he died at a hospital near fort lauderdale, florida. fort lauderdale he had a lot of younger generations that had no idea that he was such a successful. >> exactly. there could be a new c rackdown on dog parks. and people were at the airport this thanksgiving. more people than last year.

some folks that come here at this dog park -- that come here with more than three dogs and never take responsibility for the dogs', you know, business or actions. >> the city's park and recreation committee has scheduled a vote. members of the public will be given a chance to speak. time to go to sal, maybe take a look at some of the more busier bridges. we're getting improvement now around the bay area, which is good on this monday. some people are saying i just can't go back. i need one more day off. it's a little bit more light than it normally is. at this time. sanmateo bridge, golden gate bridge traffic looking good. so is the richmond bridge. there is a new crash in oakland, southbound 880 just before 23rd and there is a crash on the san pablo road.

that's been the site of a few accidents over the last week. 8:25. let's go to steve. sunshine and maybe a few high clouds. but overall, very same p eculiar -- to what we had on sunday. sanfrancisco, dropped to 402, close to a -- dropped to 42. close to a record. but now they are 44. temperatures 20s and 30s this morning. 50s on the high. these are still about 3 to 7 below average for this time of year. it's been that day for a -- it's been that way for a while. 54 for a high today. sanfrancisco now 44, the record low was 40 back in 1906. so either 42 or 41 officially will come in. 53, the high, which was exactly what it was on sunday. the napa airport did for a bout -- i don't know an hour or so hit 25. now they are 31. a lot of 30s but about 3 to 4 degrees including lake tahoe.

mt. shasta, 14. it's cold up there in the mountains. that's a good looking system. it is for seattle and vancouver and portland, not for us yet. cold morning, sunny, today, a little breezy to windy in some of the higher east bay hills but at the surface not too bad. most locations say calm. cold again on tuesday, and then some higher clouds. i don't think we'll see any r ain. same for thursday but i do expect the rain to make it here on friday. >> thank you, steve. president obama set to make an announcement at the white house. he will be taking some b elt- tightening questions from workers. >> reporter: i'm tara moriarty live where there are still a lot of unanswered questions to this witness. we spoke to a neighbor who said she was a witness and we'll tell you why she says this shooting was not justified.

>> reporter: we're off meek avenue and we're where the suspect lived. his wife called 911 yesterday

yesterday saying her husband was suicidal and making threats. he worked at several bay area hospitals including sf general and was apparently on disability due to post- traumatic stress disorder. when officers arrived yesterday, they convinced him to come outside and talk to him. we spoke to someone who did not want to appear on cam you rah. he said the -- camera. he said the officer fired a taser and then immediately after that, another officer fired his or her >> i came out front and i saw the body in the street and i believe what were approximately six to eight heavily-armed police officers carrying assault weapons and assault shot guns. the man had apparently been shot in the aide and was pleading profuser from the top of his skull and there was a blood trail that they chipped away from -- all of the asphalt up. according to the "register" one neighbor said he's not surprised things played out

this way. back here live you can see there is a patrol car here. i parentally the victim kept a stash of pistols inside his house. neighbors wanted police here for security reasons. back to you. >> thank you. a man is recovering from his injuries after being shot in oakland last night. it happened around 7:20 on the 5800 block of international

boulevard. oakland police say the victim was found suffering from a single gunshot wound and was taken to a local hospital for treatment. police are now looking for the shooter and are hoping anyone with information about this incident will give them a a c all. one firefighter is among the two people who suffered injuries in an overnight fire in san rafael. it started shortly after midnight at an apartment house on lincoln avenue. crews say the fire -- had the fire under control in just 15 minutes. investigators say the woman living in the destroyed apartment unit suffered burns and smoke inhalation. one firefighter suffered injuries to his face during the cleanup operation. >> they were picking up a fterwards and a piece of equipment slammed down and hit him in the facial area. >> investigators believe a cigarette set off the fire and they credit an alert neighbor for spottingle flames and n otifying the fire d. >> investigators in novato have ruled out foul play in the death of a 53-year-old man.

the son's suv was found and the police were called and his body was found. the investigation is underway. around 3:15 yesterday afternoon on shell and martinez avenue, a pickup truck struck an 18-year-old. the vehicle is described as a red 2002 chevy silverado. anyone with information is asked to call the highway patrol. the man accused in the hit and run death of a bicyclist will be back and forth. joshua calder is accused of being controversial when he hit another individual behind -- of being drunk when he hit another

individual behind. the hearing will discuss the autopsy report which was recently released. the prosecutor is the -- in the chauncey bailey murder case says the former leader in your black muslim bakery was m otivated because he was trying to save the bakery from bankruptcy. there's been a dramatic increase to public sculptures. officials say in the past, vandals would strike every two or three months but now there are monthly incidents. the city has 3500 pieces in its

collection. the next time the cal football team plays a home game in berkeley, memorial stadium is gonna have a new look. today, they will start preparation os a 321 million renovation and retrofitting project. the university says it's being funded by sales and that no state money is being used. the final home game in the in the stadium was on saturday. and they did lose. the stanford cardinal football team is headed to a big bowl team. but the university's fan base is determining what -- school officials say an average fan fills 40,000 of just the 50,000 seats of the stadium. some think the team's lack of

success may contribute to the low turnout. >> stanford has only been successful over the last two years. i think there needs to be more years. >> stanford is currently fourth in the bowl championship standings. they don't have any games left. but if they stay in the top four they will be assured of a bid while they are announced on monday. the toll lane is working as expected according to alameda transportation officials. travelers play a --' fees depend on how much traffic is on the freeway. traffic jills say the -- officials say the average number fees frees garage -- officials say the average number of fees do fluctuate. okay. let's get in with sal. i want to show you some things

that we're following here. 880 is a little bit slow as you past the coliseum. but we haven't found any accidents in the northbound direction. southbound at 23rd there is a crash. it's not affecting the northbound lanes but people may be slowing to take a look at it. let's take a look at the toll plaza. people always ask me what are they building there. they are building a new toll plaza administration building. they will eventually tear down that old one and build a new o ne. traffic son the bridge -- on the bridge looks good. sanmateo, burlingame, not looking so good on 101. 8:38. let's go to steve. >> sunshine after saturday's o ff-and-en rain for some a little heavier. the cold air will settle in for sunday. likewise today. at least it will be sunny. dry today, tomorrow, probably wednesday, too. i think so. thursday could get closer. the system will come in. it looks good. it's going to move over the

north bay and then it will back off and start too move in. i think wednesday will be a cloudy day. some of the lows, we're not -- these were the lows. boulder creek, 24. nick cass see yo st. helena, 27. >> la fayette and alamo, 29. losgatos, gilroy, 30. and menlo park, 31. sunshine, high pressure is here today an norm. it will affect the system to the north. it's a good looking system. temperatures, they should be around 58 to 63. 6 this time of year. we're still below average. slightly warmer to very close to what we had on the high side for temperatures yesterday. so mid-50s. 44 san francisco. the record low was 40 back in 1906. i did see a 42 so unless it d ropped two degrees and i don't

think that happened.

last week state department of water resource officials estimated they would be able to deliver about 25% of the water requested by customers. it is the first estimate of the season. so it could increase by spring. if we get good rainfall. officials say dry la nina conditions could push water conditions lower as well. in haiti, people have taken to the streets in protest. why a recent election is fueling the anger. also, quake experts have announced a new system designed to help us out during the next big one.

the dow currently down more than 140 points right now. beloy 11,000. 10,944. nasdaq down 34. s&p down 11. let's get you updated on some of the top stories we're following right now. the two uc berkeley graduates still in prison in iran were allowed to make a rare phone call to their families over the thanksgiving holiday. their families say they are continuing to push for the release of their -- for their release before christmas. a neighbor says a shooting in napa was not justified. today is cyber monday. the first monday after thanksgiving, many people do their holiday shopping online and at work. is sauer -- a survey by the national retail federation estimates 106 million people will shop online today. that's up 10% from last year. the supreme court could decide whether it will hear

walmart's challenge to a c lass- action lawsuit accusing the retailer of discrimination. the suit would recommend 2 million current and former female employees. one of the lead plaintiffs is from concord. they say they were paid less than men for the same jobs and were given fewer opportunities for advancement. walmart claims the case should not be given class action s tatus. in haiti, people are taken to the streets to protest what they call an election filled with fraud. [chanting ] nearly all of the major candidates in the presidential election have backed a statement calling for yesterday's election to be cancelled. they accuse haiti's president of favoring the candidate from his own party. there are widespread reports of people being unable to vote. >> the next time the earth shakes in a major earthquake,

scientists will have more information how to respond to the big one should it hit. that's because the usgs has been upgrading its system called the prompt assessment of global earthquakes for response. it's a color-coded alert system that goes out within about 30 minutes of a quake. it includes information about magnitude, structures and lives lost. >> it's about what actually happened or what is the best estimate of what would happen on the ground in an area where it may be dark. it may be nighttime, there may be news coming back. >> with more than 30,000 earthquakes detected each year, scientists say we can expect an increasing number of them to be deadly because of the rapid growth of the world -- of the population worldwide. cell phone users are getting fewer busy signals when they call 911. at least, according to the los angeles times. the paper says almost 5 million calls reached busy signals in

2007. that compares to 1.2 million last year. the california highway patrol receives most of those calls has reduced the time that callers wait for an answer and are transferred to a local agency. 8:47. whipped cream usually doesn't sell well in liquor stores, but a new kind is flying off the shelf. it's alcohol infused. store users say this is proving to be a popular topping on d ecerts, and spirits. it has 15% alcohol in it, which has a little more than wine. harry potter and the deathly hallows part i put the domestic ticket sales of over $ 220 million in the first two weeks and kept it in the top

spot but disney's tangled came in second. in new york, some are c alling last night's's preview of spiderman on broadway a d isdisaster. the $65 million production of spiderman began 24 minutes late. then intermission was called u nexpectedly because during the first act when a glitch left a ctor reeve carney dangling in midair. somebody there said the show looked more like a dress rehearsal. it's the most expensive in broadway history. 8:49. betty white is among the ten most fascinating people in the world, according, at least to barbara walters. for the 18th year, she will present her list. joining white are justin bieber, film star, sandra

bullock, lebron james, judge jennifer lopez, sarah palin, royal fiancee kate middleton and the entire cast of jersey show. the other two on the list have not been announced yet. >> wow. >> leaves you hanging. >> there is a funny commercial with betty white -- >> oh, yeah. >> that's hilarious. the winter surf competition opens 24 week. and how the opening bell is about to become wedding bells for one lucky couple.

searches resume this morning for three missing boys from michigan. the 5, 7 and 9-year-old boys were last seen of the day before their father tried to commit suicide and that was last week. the fbi, police and numerous volunteers have scoured fields, farmlands and wooded areas near the ohio/michigan border. authorities say the man claims he gave the boys to to a family friend. but officers have not been able to be identified. he's not ruled out as a suspect. parents in the bay area are starting a new campaign to combat big ottry. the coalition founded this said 74% of boys with patkas felt

harassed. 47% thought it was all youth. some thought it would help if they tracked about their rye lidgeen at schools -- relidgen at school. "eyewitness news." >> police found a cabdriver early yesterday morning. he says he picked up four people in sacramento who led him to an area before they robbed him and beat him. the cabdriver said he was able to escape when one of the others in the party tried to stop the beating. investigators in contra costa county are looking for two men who tried to rob a bay point liquor store. they say one man went into the liquor store around 5:30 last night and pointed the gun at the clerk. the clerk fought back and was wrestling with the man. both men left without any money. congress may take up the

dream act during its lame-duck session. that's the legislation that would allow young people who came to this country illegally to be offered a path to c itizenship if they attend college or join the military. sanfrancisco city college n ursing student steve lee will join a rally today to push for passage of the dream act. lee was detained and almost d eported until senator dianne feinstein allowed him to stay at least temporarily. there will be no watching the surfers from the beach at the next mavericks competition. officials are hoping to avoid the problems at last year's contest when a wave hit spectators on the beach. one of them right there. 13 people were seriously hurt. the waiting period for the next contest runs from wednesday through february 28th. surfers come on 24-hour notice once waves hit a peak. there was a very public

proposal at nasdaq's opening bell this morning. >> will you marry me? >> yes. [ applause ] >> he won a contest by the online jewelry retailer, winning the chance to become engaged live. the couple won an all-expense paid trip to new york and a $ 5,,000 ring and were treated to a performance by katharine mcphee. we were at st. anthony this morning as men were allowed to try on and choose their croat -- coat. women will get a chance today. you can still donate. there will be collection barrels at the ferry building in san francisco. broadway plaza and walnut creek and santana row. >> you certainly need it on

mornings like this. let's check in with sal to see how traffic is winding down. >> it is winding down. we're getting some relief. i want to show you that 880 is getting better. but between 66 and high street. it will be slow. but trust me is does get better just after the brick wall g etting into downtown oakland. the bay bridgeght now. it is completely recovered. you will be waiting for just a little bit at the metering lights which should go off relatively soon and san francisco looking good northbound, but southbound as you drive down to the end of the city. there is a problem near cesar chavez. watch for slow traffic. use 280 instead. sunshine and cold beginning. 20s, 30s and now we're seeing 40s. it will still be a day of below average temperatures. even though it's sunny, it's still not very warm. we'll continue on tuesday, partly to mostly cloudy on wednesday. thursday we cloud it up and it looks like rain makes it to the end of the week which will be december, by the way. >> not quite winter but d

ecember. >> on wednesday. all right. that will do it for us. as we go, we want to take you live to the house where president obama will be speaking in just a few minutes. there's the podium. he will be making an -- an announcement about a pay freeze for federal workers. we will stream this live on our website at ktvu.com and have more on the noon news. thank you for joining us, everyone.