well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm tori campbell. it's thursday, january 6th. if you're driving in oakland this morning, there is an area you should avoid. right now, caltrans is scheduled to shut down fifth avenue as part after seismo retrofit project. kraig debro joins us with more on the project. you say it's been delayed a little bit? >> reporter: yeah, it is. i just saw one caltrans truck drive through here, and that pickup truck drove off in the northern direction there. there's no sign of any crews as you look around. just soy you know what's going on -- caltrans -- so you know what's going on, caltrans will close down fifth street today for the seismic retrofit p

roject. caltrans is -- crews are gonna be working under that overpass. caltrans is -- says the portion above 880 above fifth avenue was built at the end of world war i i. take a look at this. this is a picture and a graphic rendering of what the section is gonna look like after c ompletion. you have the before picture, what it looks like now, and then the graphic rendering. in addition to the seismic improvements, the new structure will be 46 feet wider. the additional wid eighth is supposed to provide 12 feet. the project is one of eight improvements designed, we'll have improving seismic safety along the i-80 80 corridor and you will see where it will be

in downtown oakland. the filth avenue improvement project was developed through a partnership with the city of oakland, the port, the union pacific and the alameda county transportation commission. there are detours. northbound i-80 traffic is advised to use the oak street offramp. so you pass up the embarcadero offramp. they don't want you to use that, use the oak street and you turn right, there are signs up there. southbound traffic on 7th and then east 8th street should head north on 7th street, turn right on fallen and there are signs -- fallan and there are signs to direct you where you need to go. but the problem is, there's no closures in the works. no crews are here. it doesn't look like fifth avenue is gonna be closing for at least the next hour. i'm gonna call caltrans again and see why that is. reporting live, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we'll look forward to an u pdate very soon. thank you, kraig.

we're learning new details about a deadly caltrain accident early this morning. investigators say a southbound train hit a 19-year-old man on the tracks around 1:0 a.m. it happened near the -- 1:30 a.m. it happen near the area. police are searching for suspects in a shooting that happened at 9:00 last night on 16th and center streets. police found an unidentified man shot several times slumped over the steering wheel of a car. he died there at the scene. that investigation continues into a man who lives at a san jose family daycare has been arrested now, accused of sex -- sexually abusing children. police received a report that

he committed lewd acts with a female child at compose d aycare -- campose daycare. 7:04. this morning there is word of a trash selection fiasco in san mateo county. it involves a new garbage company searching 443,,000 p eople. jade hernandez is live with more on the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. call this project what you will, but it really stinks for residents. the issue stems from a trash company takeover. previously allied waste provided service for this area. the new provider has had a rough few days, ricol o.j. the calls have been pouring in.

they serve 40,000 people between burlingame and east palo alto. the issue bothers these r esidents more since they are bracing themselves for another rate hike. the problem is missed pickups and no pickups. we tried contact recolojy but have been unable to get ahold of their spokesperson. customers are still putting out their trash. ecology signed a more than $ 50 million contract per year and that contract lasts for two years. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. 7:06. sanbruno city leaders are grappling with a tough decision

on the disbursement of $00,000 donated dollars for pipeline explosion victims. last night, the city council heard from vick kims who are frustrated about the delay in distributing the money. the city says there's no agreement how it should be done. some feel it should be be g iven -- it should be given more money for those who lost their homes. the number of lawsuits is g lowing in last september's d eadly pipeline disaster. seven new lawsuits were filed against pg&e last month. they accuse the power company of negligence in the disaster that killed eight people and d estroyed dozens of homes last september. pg&e is still awaiting the s tate's decision on whether one

judge should hear all of the lawsuits tied to the disaster. let's go back to sal. sal, we're getting back to n ormal commutes. >> that's right. if you look at these pictures, dave and tori, you will her what it was like when everyone was working full time without the holidays. i don't mean everybody, not people without jobs, but people going to work in 2011 in the normal schedule. you look at this, it's the same, crowded and when you get to the toll plaza, it's backed up for about a 15-minute dela it's backed up beyond the 8 0 overcrossing and this is b ecoming the biggest travel day of the week. by next week, a lot of the schools will be back in session. let's move along. there is a new problem in marin county southbound 101 coming down from petaluma. it will be tough through the narrows. after that in marin, it does look good to central ran staff

fell. >> cold an foggy, but -- and foggy for some. we will have mostly sunny skies. but in the fog it can stay fog and cold all day. look at that. even fog in the city. there's some cold readings in the city. a few high clouds drifting up from that low off southern california. the fog is a big story along with the cold this morning. fog advisory has been posted. national weather service in sacramento for the delta and valley but i'm surprised there isn't one for parts -- parts of the east bay because visibility is low. the fog forecasted model takes that fog in the valley. we get a little east-northeast wind. not even a wind. it's a breeze but that's all it takes to send it back to

carquinez straight and back to san pablo bay. north and south of that, it's sometimes not too bad. those are higher clouds. the model is picking up on that. the fog in the valley is not going anywhere until maybe sunday/monday. if you have to travel that way or if you are out in the areas where you get the fog, it will be cold, gray, yucky. this will go into saturday. 27 in kenwood. st.helena is 28. menlo park is 31. outer sunset is 39 degrees. 7 in potrero hill. it's cold. oakland is at 38. sanjose's 36. 28 sonoma county airport, napa, 33. that's at the airport yet you go closer to town and it's colder. sanrafael starting off with f og. 36, your high today will be 52. 5 up in tahoe.

truckee is 6. truckee you might have to deal with fog. 20s for redding. ukiah, 40 sacramento. they probably won't change much through the noon hour. the next system to the left -- the next system to the left has no place to go. it says i'm done. i can't go anywhere. 29 to 44. fog, cold, then mostly sunny. hazy sun. a few high clouds, the peninsula south bay, but not a big deal. yes. 42 to 64 -- 42 to 62. mostly sunny. oakland, 58. hayward, 58. 60 san jose to santa cruz, 62. livermore, though, pleasanton, dublin, low 50s. half moon bay, 58. there you go. through saturday, this is the pattern. sunday it starts to change. monday becloud it up -- we cloud it up.

one of the two of the winners in the megamillions jackpot will collect his w innings today. he will had get $191 million. officials say he hand-picked those numbers on sunday at a safeway ticket. he also bought another ticket. that one won, $150. we'll find out his name during a news conference. he will be splitting the money with the person who won in i daho. that person has not come forward yet. 7:12. more troops heading to afghanistan. find out how many marines will be fighting in that war and when they will ship out. a scathing report on the gulf oil spill finds the cause of the disaster came -- of the disaster came down to a single failure.

we're following developing news out of iran, where there are reports another american is being held on spy charges. an iranian newspaper said a 55- year-old woman had spy equipment on her body when she arrived without a visa. shane bauer and josh fattal have been in prison in iran facing spying charges since july of 2009. sarah shourd, with was -- who was arrested along with them, was re-- was release on passionate grounds. taught's "wall street journal" is reporting the pentagon plans to spend another 1400 troops this spring to fight the taliban.

reportedly those troops haven been told to be ready for duty in a couple of weeks. at the same time, the obama administration is sticking by its pledge to start withdrawing troops this summer. san francisco mayor gavin newsom is weighing in on the candidate it appears will replace him when he moves on to his new roll as the state's lieutenant-governor. the outgoing board of s upervisors is scheduled to hold a final vote tomorrow. it appears city administrator, ed lee, has the six votes needed to make him interim mayor. newsom says he thinks lee would be the perfect choice. >> i couldn't be more enthusiastic about what he will represent to the city and be able to do so the people of san francisco can decide for themselves, not the board of supervisors, who the permanent mayor should be next -- next

september. >> if ed lee is selected, he would san francisco's first asian-american mayor. newsom is set to take up his new position as lieutenant- governor on monday. newly-sworn in governor jerry brown has announced appointments. his wife will serve as an unpaid adviser. others include, julie henderson, she will be brown's senior advisory for policy. morganstern will be the secretary of the labor and work force development eax and ronald yank will held the department of personal administration. two men accused of robbing a san jose bank are in custody this morning. police say the robber and bank teller were working together during a phony hold uplast m onth. now, investigators say jose luna was working at the bank of

america on west capital expressway when steve davis w alked in with a disguise. police say he handed the teller a note demanding cash. he got away with an unknown amount of cash. a new investigation into the bp oil spill in the gulf of mexico shows the disaster came down to a single failure at the management level. the presidential panel concluded that when decisions were made no one considered the risks. instead, the panel says bp, halliburton, and transocean, all made risky decisions to save time and money. the report also says without changes, the same thing could happen again. a separate british report out today also concludes, there are major management problems in the industry. the reports don't seem to be affecting the market value of those companies, bp and t ransocean futures are trading higher and london in the u.s. bp is up more than 2% on the

new york stock exchange. 11 oil workers died and more than 200 million gallons of oil spilled into the gulf after the disaster. 7:18. well, the author of a 1998 study that connected a childhood vaccine to autism, well, he's now defending himself against claims of fraud by a british journalist. since that original study, many parents have blamed their c hild's autism on the vaccine from measles, mumms and rubella. many stopped vaccinating their children. but a flu report claims the study was an elaborate fraud based on doctored information. the arthur, andrew wakefield, claims the report is a conspiracy. >> it's a ruthless pragmatic attempt to crush any -- to crush any investigation into the safety of the vac nation -- vaccination. >> we see him chiseling the

data and falsifying medical history of people. >> now, that man claims he was paid $700,000. it's important to note, the reporters is a result of j ournalism and it's not a c linical study. some blueshield of california policyholders are complaining about the company's third planned rate hike in less than 6 months. blueshield says it needs to raise rates starting march 1st because of the increasing cost from new healthcare laws. but some consumers say they will be paying more than 60% more than they did last september. 193,,000 individual policyholders will be aeffected by the change. the state insurance commissioner is reviewing the rate hike. 7:20. well, the party may over for a san jose nightclub. what city officials are planning after recent violence in a nightclub that has a

troubled past. elizabeth edwards's will has been released. it reveals how she appear -- felt about her husband, john edwards, just days before she died.

anna nicole smith's former boyfriend and doctor who prescribed the drugs that killed her will likely escape jail t ime. they are recommending probation. defense attorneys say the drugs were for legitimate purposes and fake names were used to

protect smith's privacy. elizabeth edwards's will has been released. it does not mention her e stranged husband's name, john edwards, once. edwards left her entire estate to the three children. the will was dated a few day before she died of breast c ancer. it says all of her jewelry, personal effects, cars, should go to the children. elizabeth edwards filed for divorce after john edwards a dmitted to an affair. the chp says yesterday a little girl was crossing the street with her friend when a bus bumped her. she was not seriously hurt but she was taken to the hospital as a precaution. the hip patrol is planning a -- the highway patrol is planning

a full investigation. police say 38-year-old s alastino cruz gonzalez was driving a car that collided with another car on east washington street the morning of d ecember 28th. that crash seriously injured the 66-year-old woman in the other car. police say gonzalez has two dui convictions on his record. he also has a suspended driver's license driver's license. weigh want to check in w ith -- we want to check in with sal castanedo. >> we just can't see the bridges here because of the fog. some people drive slower in the fog, you might want to as well. let's take a look at some of these things that we have -- westbound bay bridge. >> that traffic looks good coming up up to the 880 interchange. then it slows way down. but there are no problems on

the actual bridge. we'll just be waiting here at the metering lights. i would say that's about a 1 0- minute to 12-minute delay. let's move along at 237. we have some stop-and-go traffic here, continuing out to zanker road, then it gets better on the way over to highway 101. 280 northbound on the right there, right through downtown, so far so good. but it does slow down as you approach the 17th interchange. kind of an unusual pattern. sanfrancisco usually looks to the west but today it's coming back in from the east. other observer michael in the city has 39 degrees. he can see that fog. when you get that fog. this is that cold, damp fog. that comes right back in from the delta and some of the visibility is coming in. the one i drove through was about -- was about an eighth of a mile at best. it's even worse for some.

this fog will retreat. but eventually it's not going to go very far. it will be back tonight, and tomorrow, maybe thicker. lower haight is 39. potrero hill, 37. a lot of 30s. a couple of 20s. the big news will be once we get going here, if you have the sun, it will be okay. upper 50s to near 60. but for others, it will be a foggy, damp, cold day, especially out towards the east bay. forecasted highs, 42 to 62. 42 to 62. antioch, 49, oakland 58. 60 san jose, 62 santa cruz. sunday things start to change. we'll turn cloudy on monday. well, steve's been talking about the cold and fog. we have both here at the benicia bridge. coming up we'll tell you how that could affect your commute. several more straights are reporting mass bird deaths as

arkansas officials try to solve the mystery of what killed thousands of black birds. a big breakfast is costing big bucks these days. we'll tell you what is behind the spike in prices.

good morning. if you are driving across the bay area today, it's overcast

in some areas. the fog may affect planes coming in over the san mateo bridge. but the fog is downright thick in many areas in the east bay. ktvu reporter, claudine wong, is one area where the visibility is not that good. let's go to claudine right now. >> reporter: we're at the benicia bridge. it's cold and foggy here. we're at the toll plaza. visibility is low here. but it just gets worse as you cross the bridge. you do have visibility issues. as you approach the bridge there are warning signs telling you there's heavy fog. people we've talked to said this has definitely changed their commute. >> it's hard to see. it can make things slippery. >> reporter: how much slower do you go on a morning like this. >> i've drove through the fog all my life. i know what it is like.

probably 5, 10 miles an hour slower. >> reporter: we wanted to give you a look at what it looks like across the bridge. we took this video a little bit earlier this morning. you can see that -- you know, it just gets thick at times and certainly it makes visibility tough and hard to predict what the people around you are doing. some people say they don't like it when people go too slow. some people don't like it when you go too fast. just be careful -- just be c areful if you are heading out. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> good advise. thank you, claudine. police in hillsborough are warning people to take extra precautions this morning after a dead deer was found in a neighborhood. they believe it was killed by a mountain lion. the deer was found just after 10:00 yesterday morning on rob bewood hill -- robin wood lane, rather, in hillsborough. experts say if you spot a mountain lie, go to a safe location at call 911.

later today a salvage crew plans to finally tow away that tugboat that's 65 feet that ran aground on tuesday. but the coast guard didn't want to move it until about 200,000 gallons of fuel was removed from the boat first. that job was completed last night. the cleanup operation of the mothball chips in suisun bay can'ts today with another ship being moved. the "ss dawn" will be moved so paint and barn nickels can be scraped off. you are looking at the "ss bay." it was moved -- moved last week. those ships will eventually go to virginia for recycling. a san jose nightclub could be forced to shut its doors permanently after yet another violent incident. "the mercury news" reports three women punched another woman and punctured her cheek with a still let toe heel --

still let tau heel. violence at the club has been an ongoing issue. video showing the brawl turned up in youtube in september of 2009, prompting police to temporarily revoke itsancened -- license and several people were stabbed on the dance floor. the city attorney plans to ask the judge for a permanent i njunction to close the club. republicans will be making history on this, their second day of power in the house of representatives. the new house speaker, john boehner, has ordered that the entire u.s. constitution be read out loud. that has never been done before. doing that are take about an hour and a half. one of the most common c omplaints from republicans is that democrats were

overreaching in that con -- in their cobs tuesdayal powers. some democrats like nancy pelosi will actually be taking part in the reading this morning. the jobless report released hours ago is worse than e xpected. it's the first time job claims jumped to 409,000. that's up 18,000 from the week before. the number of people still collecting benefits slipped. it's down 47,000. now 4.1 million people are on -- now are continuing to receive jobless benefits. families are enjoying a -- who are enjoying their breakfast are paying a lot more for their meals. pam document is in the newsroom with details on the culprits. we're supposed to eat a big breakfast, right, pam? >> we are. it's a good start to your day but a new survey does show that prices are higher at the

grocery store from last year. prices on breakfast items in particular, such as eggs, bacon and coffee are seeing some of the biggest jumps. analysts blame the increase on rising commodity prices which are up because of higher demand from emerging markets around the world. investors' speculation and also bad weather hitting some of t he -- some of the crops. some of the big companies such as general mills, sara lee and kelloggs say they could have the need to raise prices. last year, many of those same companies lowered prices to help attract customers in a weak economy. some of the biggest increases, the price of eggs is up 3% in the last year. deli ham is up 11%. bacon is up a whopping 44%. sugar is up 19% and take a look at coffee. that's up 22% from last year which a lot of people, that is their breakfast. well, at least for nows if you

opt for cereal you're actually paying less than you did last year. but the major serial -- cereal makers are expected to raise prices to pay for the higher costs they are paying for the ingredients. back to you. >> you made me hungry all over again. [ laughter ] 7:36. well, starbucks is hearing complaints about one of the ways the company is marking its 40th anniversary. starbucks unveiled a new logo. it drops the word "starbucks coffee" and that circle around the siren figurehead while making the siren more prominent. take a look. this new symbol will start appearing in march. one of the best-known discount airlines is taking steps to encourage business travelers to switch carriers. southwest airlines will change its rapid rewards frequent flier program beginning march 1st. right now southwest passengers can get a free ticket for taking eight round-trip

flights. the new program bases prices on ticket prices. business travelers frequently pay more because he book at the last minute. >> all right. 7:37. let's check in with sal and 10 what's happening 0 the roads. i know you said there might be delays at sfo because of the nothing. >> yeah, we watched sfo because if the planes come in slow or the arrival rate is reduce, then the planes go out late and that creates a chain reaction. we'll be watching that. let's take a look at some of these live pictures that we have northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. that traffic looks okay. bay bridge, busiest day of the week so far. once you make it onto bridge it's moderate into san f rancisco. this morning in san francisco, northbound 101, getting some slowing coming up to the 80 split. people who use the central freeway will be backed up to the mission and the felt street -- market street exit or okay

save yaw is the best way to say it. southbound 101 looks good all the way down to the airport. 7:38. let's go to steve. put your sunglasses on. i look out the window and i see gray or fog, the clear skies and the sun will be a mild to warm day. upper 50s to near 60 degrees. a few high clouds could take -- it will be rotating a low down southern california. the big news is the fog. dense fog advisory out for the delta. might as well be parts of the east bay. also out to the sacramento valley where the fog will not go any place. i mean, stockton and tracy and sacramento it will be a foggy, cold day, modesto. so dense fog until about 10:00. voice-- visibility can be an eighth of a mile or west. the forecast model shows it coming right back in. we're see a puff of an east breeze and that makes -- that

takes it back into san f rancisco. that's a very rare pattern. that's going to be the pattern, probably through saturday or sunday morning. those are higher clouds coming up on the peninsula and the south bay from the low but the main story will be the fog. 20s in kenwood/oakmont. 28 north napa/yountville. 30s for much of the pill. sanjose is 36. 33 napa airport. 6 concord with fog. sanrafael starting off at 37 and a lot of low clouds and fog, 45, your high today. 52. that will do it. some areas will be near 62, especially towards santa cruz. 5 up in tahoe. i think it's 10 below at m

ammoth. 28 near ukiah, bakersfield, too much in the fog. 5 will be very difficult to drive. that low in southern california will spin as we head -- as we said. higher pressure is sticking around. fog, cold, 20, 30s, 40s. by noon, 40 to 55. and highs 42 to 62. some locations in the valley won't get over 42. 52-- 58, 59 morgan hill same for santa cruz, 62. pleasanton 53. thick fog nights and morning we'll give way to sunny skies for some. possible rain on tuesday. it's 19 minutes before 8:00. at kentucky -- add kentucky, louisiana and tennessee to the list of states where birds have shown up -- shown up dead in large numbers. sweden is investigating why 50 to 100 birds fell from the sky

sunday night. in tennessee, at least 120 dead blackbirds were discovered on the highway on tuesday. officials say they had been dead for some time and testing to find out why could be difficult. arkansas state game and wildlife officials say 500 birds were sent flying to their deaths on new ear's -- new year's eve. blackbirds have poor night vision and don't usually fly at night. is -- it is 7:42. coming up we'll go live to las vegas where the national consumer electronics show begins today. we'll find out what products are causing the biggest buzz. car thieves going high tech, we'll show you video of a theft victim.

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commenting on the reports except to say an ipo could be c onsidered. linked in claims 85 million medicals. today is the official start of the consumer electrons show in las vegas. thousands of products are being introduced to the public. we're live at the las vegas convention center where the n ewest gadgets are on display. >> reporter: jim berry joining me. we see the electronics show every year. >> this will be one of the biggest ever. we'll have more than 125,000 people from more than 130 countries, more than 30 football fields of exhibit space, the biggest trade show in north america. >> reporter: let's show everybody the items. let's talk about it. tablets. >> this is gonna be tablets galore. this is the samsung galaxy tab,

which was previewed around t hehills but at this show, there will be somewhere around 50 to 80 new touch-screen tablets introduced and this is gonna be a year of real competition for the ipad which we know did real well. some of these new ones will be lowered priced and some of them will have things like cameras, video -- >> reporter: like cameras this. one has a camera. this is the -- >> that's an iphone case. the neat thing about this one is that it -- it is a bottle opener as well. you can also get a free app with that, a bottle top or can opener that will had play -- >> reporter: "99 bottles of beer on the wall." >> and it will count the number of bottles you open. >> reporter: let's talk about this. i love this product. >> personal energy generator. you don't have to shake that.

you can put it in you -- in your backpack if you are a hiker, put it in your briefcase if you are going to work. $150. absolutely spectacular. a lot of sustainable products and green products we're getting greener every day with the 175 billion worth of electronics we'll buy in the u.s. >> reporter: i can't believe people spend all that much. >> reporter: you can upload everything instantly right t here. >> that's the kodak play full. that's high definition, $150 and send it into the clouds and share those videos that you've taken instantly. >> reporter: i love it. hopefully you're taking good videos. all right. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you, aim him -- amy. 7:48. well, some car thieves in the oakland hills are going high tech and one victim has

surveillance video has proof of the time cries -- proof of the crime as it happened. can you see a criminal stealing items from her locked toyota highlander. doesn't break any windows or touch the lox. he's using a device that o verrides the car's security system and unlocks the cars u sing remote controls. the woman who shot this video did not want to reveal her last name. a man who was homeless a couple of days ago is getting a new start all because of had us voice. >> you're listening to magic 98.9. >> on monday, 53-year-old ted

williams was panhandling on the streets of columbus, ohio. a reporter decided to shoot a video of williams after seeing his sign that said "i have a g od-given voice." the video was posted on youtube and has been viewed more than 11 million times. williams 'mother said she's thrilled with her son's overnight success. >> i don't know. i went out there and they were talking about the man with the golden voice. i said who is that? that's your sun. >> williams took classes but got on drugs and alcohol and ended up homeless. he's been clean for 2003 -- for two years. he wants to be the program director at a radio station in five years. >> and the offers will keep c ome -- keep coming in from all over the world. >> amazing. well, a hijacking attempt on a flight in europe, who o

verpowered the would-be hijacker right there? and what was he demanding? plus -- would the -- cot south bay have its own nba team? how larry ellison is responding to rumors that he wants to buy one and move it to san jose.

still not clear what this man's motive was for the a ttempted hijacking. but police say he's mentally i ll. no one was hurt. no bombs were found. police in nebraska say the son of a police detective opened fire at his omaha high school, killed the vice principal and wounded the principal. 17-year-old robert buckler junior was found dead about a

mile from the school from s elf- inflicted gunshot wounds. authorities say he recently transferred to the school. former classmates say he had been a fun outgoing student. he did post a rambling message on his facebook page just before the shooting. it referenced that he was u nhappy at his new school and apologized for what was about to happen. sanfrancisco is celebrating the win as host city for the 2013 america's cup sailing race. the winner and oracle ceo and other dignitaries gathered yesterday. and the 2013 cup's race, it's estimating, could have a $ 1 billion impact on the bay area. and there's more rumors about larry ellison. it's reported that he wanted to

buy an nba team for -- for bay area. there was rumors that he wanted to buy the hornets. a blogger speculated that he 0 could consider being the -- b uying the hornets again when they leave their area. >> we're optimistic but not counting on it until we hear from larry el will i son or somebody representing him -- ellison or somebody representing him. >> we built the arena 20 years ago with the expectation we would have an nba team there. whether that happens now or five years from now, we're heady -- ready. >> last year,ly son tried to buy the -- ellison tried to buy the warriors but lost out to another bidder. they came back from an 11-point deficit. >> yeah, they did. they won last night. let's check in withsal. sal, it's slow in spots.

>> it is slow. we got a new accident. this is somewhat sad for me. a yellow '54 chevy ran into the center divider at the macarthur maze. well, you know, hopefully there's not too much damage on that classic car. but there may be a little bit of a slowdown approaching the mazumas. let's take a look at news -- approaching the maize. let's take a look at the newschopper2. 880 north and southbound, that's 980 coming in from right to l eft. southbound 880 -- is on left there. you can see traffic is moving well. northbound 880 heading up to the bay bridge. looks pretty good. you can use that freeway all way up to the bay bridge. but when you get to the ramp, you can see it's backed up. busiest day of the week at the toll plaza. the commute on 280 looks pretty good until you reach 17. let's go to steve. sal, swee sunshine out there for some.

for others there'sup -- we have sunshine out there for some. sanjose, mostly sunny. a few high clouds will dumb up -- will come you. but still a high near 60. if you can get that sun it's not too bad in the fog. it will be just too foggy and cloudy. the system has been parked off southern california. it will just kind of send in a few clouds, not a big deal. but the fog is a big deal. advisory out for the del day and valley. that will go until 9:00, 10: 10:00. i don't expect this pattern to change until maybe sunday. some of that fog, it -- it burns off for some. 30s for many. coast, bay, inland almost is -- almost everybody is in the 30s. 4 in tahoe. 28 ukiah. 29 redding. it's cold until you hit southern california. not much going on. sunday we'll see more of a northwest, a little system will dig into the north that will

help turn things around a little bit. the next rain wouldn't be until tuesday. today, the peninsula, if you get the sun on the coast but cold and foggy. upper 40s for some. 60 to others. so mown graphics, so many graphics. 60 in san jose. 62 in santa cruz. tori and dave. >> 7:57. drivers may have trouble getting through one part of oakland today where there may be a traffic mess. caltrans crews will are be doing retrofit work na the afternoon. and one of the winners of the megamillion jackpot will be revealed today the. we have new information about that very lucky man.

good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. it's thursday, january 6th. well, thousands of -- well, we're talking about kraig debro and kraig debro is talking about what's happening on the roads in oakland. this is all changing right now. but if you're driving in a part

of oakland around fifth avenue, you should be very careful because a stretch of it is shut down right now between embarcadero and east eighth street so caltrans crews can do seismic retrofitting out there. what's happening out there, kraig? >> reporter: well, a lot is happening out here. this big, huge crane is moving that huge -- it looks like row of supports over into position here. no word from caltrans. crews are supposed to shut down 8th avenue. this is the seismic project designed to improve the seismic safety of the bridge. it didn't close down until 7:40. but it's supposed to be closed until 4:00. here's how the crews did it.

nothing dramatic. but we wanted to show you what we saw anyway. what crews just did could result in a traffic mess and we'll keep an eye on that for you this morning. what it looks like from above is very similar is very -- is very similar what it it looks like as you are driving by. this work has been continuing. it started in the summer of 2009. we just shot some video a couple of days ago from what it looked like from the new bridge over fifth avenue will be -- won't be done for two years. this is part of a 170 million fifth avenue bridge seismic u pgrade. crews will be working on this part of i-80 directly above fifth avenue. that's why they had to close it. spoke to a construction worker moment ago but what it -- about what is exactly being done. >> we're setting up 60-feet stringers up over the road. on this row, 0 the other side,

same thing. setting stringers over the top. >> reporter: want to take a look at this before-and-after p icture. let's come back out live right now. this is really a great picture here. you can see what they are doing with that row of four support beams. they are moving it into place. it had something to do with what that construction worker was just saying. very complicated stuff here. even we had trouble understanding what he's staying. you see those lines that are hanging down from either side. those are the 60-feet stringers he was talking about. when they finish this, in addition to the seismic upgrade, the roadway is also gonna be wider. you are gonna have shoulders that are 10 to 12 feet wide and the onramp around the embarcadero on the other side is gonna be wider so it will make it easier to emerge. this is one of ate pro -- projects -- eight projects up and down the corridor.

this is really dramatic stuff here. trains go through. but according to the people i talked to on site, not o fficially caltrans but construction workers they say the train service amtrack will not be affected by what they are doing here today. reporting live in oakland, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> that was actually fascinating to watch. thanks for the update. >> reporter: it was. we're getting new details about a deadly caltrain accident that happened this morning. investigators say a southbound train hit a 19-year-old man on the tracks around 1:30 this morning. it happened in palo alto. we still don't know why the young man who happens to be a palo alto resident was on the tracks but investigators are telling us they think his death may have been a suicide. 8:04. this morning, oakland police are searching for suspects in the city's third deadly shooting of the new year.

it happened around 9:45 last night on 16th and center streets. police found an unidentified man shot several times slumped over the steering wheel of the car. he died at the scene of the investigation continues. a man who lives at a san jose family daycare center has been arrested, accused of sexually assaulting a child. sanjose police say they r eceived a report last month that 60-year-old campos c ommitted lewd acts with a female child at campos daycare. police have not said whether he ran the daycare or simply lived at the location. police are asking other possible victims to come forward. well, a trash collection company is getting a shaky start in san mateo county. there have been thousands of customer complaints about the company. there's even been an oil spill. jade hernandez is live in

redwood city. you are talking to customers, too. >> reporter: that's right. we just spoke to one woman would said her new trash service provider did not pick up her trash on monday. this just stinks for some residents. we're live and this issue stems from a trash company switchover. previously, allied waste p rovided service for san mateo county. the new provider started this week. the calls have gone straight to the company's service line that are coming in. rekoloj serves 430,,000 between burlingame and east palo alto. the issues bother residents even more since they are bracing themselves for an 18% hike and the problem for many customers is missed pickup or late pickup. >> last company, take the garbage, no problem.

they come into the apartment every everything -- everything is clean. but now i put outside on the street, the garbage, because the company say, sorry. we don't do that. and-- and for me it's a p roblem. >> reporter: an even bigger problem rose yesterday for rekol o.j. one the drivers drove over a rock and that had fuel dumping into the san francisco bay. we tried to contact recol o.j. we were were unable to get ahold of the person to speak with. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. okay, jade. thank you. 8:07. well, san bruno city frills are grappling with a tough decision, how do they dispurse $00,000 donated to help those

pipeline explosion victims. last night city officials heard from frustrated victims about what is now a four-month delay in distributing the money. city officials say there's no agreement how 20 do it. some feel it should be given equally to all victims while other -- while others feel those people who lost a home or loved one to should get more of the money. others feel it should pay for repairs, creating a memorial or even establishing a scholarship in the area. a final decision can be -- can happen on tuesday. and the san mateo daily journal reports seven new lawsuits were filed against pg&e last month. they accuse the power company of negligence in the disaster that killed eight people and d estroyed dozens of homes. pg&e is still waiting for the state's decision on whether one judge should here all of the lawsuits connected to that disaster. >> want -- we want to check in

with sal and see where some slow spots are on the road. >> some of the spots are the bridges, the bay bridge. leading up to this -- up to it, there is a crash on westbound 880. a car went into the center divider. the chevrolet crashed into the centerdy vive -- divider there. there's a tow truck out there. i'm sure the guy is really b ummed. but there's no major injuries. also this morning's commute at the toll plaza is backed you for about a 15 to 20-minute delay. no problems once you make it onto the bridge. the morning commute on the east shore freeway is busy. we are talking about the macarthur maze. a lot of people still in pinole and richmond, marin county, southbound 101 and northbound 101, southbound looks good. there was a minor accident at 580 in san rafael and that's

gone. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. >> you are welcome. we have areas of fog, some of that is dancing around a little bit coming all the way back from the valley right over san pablo bay, even into san francisco where there -- where there have been 0-degree temperatures. the delta fog means an advisory is -- means an advisory is out. that fog will be back tonight. i think for the next three days. this is gonna be the pattern. if you hit the one, it's not bad because you -- once you get to the afternoon but only 40s with the fog if it just doesn't clear. for some it won't. it's been a long time really since we've had the fog out in the valley and just the footprint sits there and we get a little easterly breeze. it looks like sunday we'll see a little different pattern. next rain possible, doesn't look strong would be on tuesday. maybe monday night, tuesday. a little different pattern

then. kenwood, 27. oakmont, st. helena, 28. menlo park, palo alto, los gatos was 32. lower haight, coal valley, 39. 4 in livermore. 39 redwood city, sfo, 38. sanjose, 37. redding, 30 eureka, a little bit warmer in southern california due to the cloud cover and that low down there which is sending in some high clouds. some of them will make it to the santa clara valley. that other system out there, literally a wall, a boulder of high pressure just prevents, the high is not going anywhere until sunday. 29 to 44. inland fog and even now back over the bay for some. hazy sun. that fog will be burning off except inland. it will still be holding on there.

42 to 62. some of these temperatures out towards the delta won't get out of the low 40s. around here, 49 to 58. 57 pacifica. 57-- gilroy, 62, 63. >> foggy, cold mornings and then mostly sunny days. a little cooler on sunday. and then we cloud it up on monday. >> tori and dave. >> okay. >> the pentagon reportedly made a big announcement. it involves the war in afghanistan. a lot of people are surprised both in and out of the military. >> the finger pointing begins in the gulf oil spill. a new report claims that 2001 failure lead to the deadly oil explosion. it was not your typical bank robbery in san jose. the surprising information about one of the suspects.

there's developing news from iran. reportedly another american is being speld on spy charges -- on spy -- ebing held on spy c harges. a 55-year-old american woman is accused of having spy equipment hidden on her body when she arrived from neighboring armenia without a visa. shane baueand josh fattal have been imprisoned since 2009

t here. they are accused of being spies. sarah shourd was released. those three have add plantly denied the -- adamantly denied the charges. the pentagon wants to increase troops to fight the taliban. those troops are told to be r eady for duty in a couple of weeks. the obama administration is sticking by the pledge to start withdrawing troops this sum he. the ultimate -- this summer. the malt goal is to completely hand over forces by 2014. right now, in the house of representatives, they are doing something that has never been done before. members of congress are taking turns reading the entire u.s. constitution. alison burns is following this historic moment from our washington, d.c. bureau. good morning, allison.

>> reporter: good morning. let's get right away to a live look inside the u.s. capitol building. right now, members of congress are for the first time reading the united states constitution. now, it got off to a rough start with a couple of democrats making some procedural arguments about what should be included in the reading. a few minutes ago, the first ever reading of the constitution got underway. >> "we, the people, of the united states in order to perform a more perfect union establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our poss terty, do ordane and establish this constitutional for the united states of america." all legislative powers h erein granted should be vested in a congress of the united states which shall consist of a senate and a house of

representatives. >> reporter: democrats and republicans will take turns r eading the u.s. constitution for the next few hours. republicans initiated the historic reading after e xpressing concern that d emocrats overreached their constitutional authority when they were in charge. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. okay, alison, thank you. 8:17. well, bizarre new videos have now come out about the mystery of how the body of a former pentagon official ended up at a delaware landfill. john wheeler iii is seen -- look right there. this is surveillance video of a parking garage in wilmington, delaware. this was less than 48 hours before his body was found. in this video he appears to be disorient. he has one shoe in his hand. he's not wearing a coat. it's freezing cold outside. he's wondering around that p arking garage and told an attendant he couldn't find his ticket. his car was found in a

different parking garage in wilmington. two men accused of robbing a san jose bank are in custody this morning. police say the robber and bank teller were working together during a phony hold uplast m onth. investigators say jose luna was working at the bank of america on west capital expressway when steve davis walked in wearing a disguise. they say davis handed luna a note demanding money, then ran off with an undisclosed amount of cash. police say they later discovered the two men had split the m oney -- had split the money. a new investigation into the bp oil spill in the gulf of mexico, shows the disaster came dune to a single failure at the management level. the presidential panel concluded when decisions were made nobody considered the risk. instead the panel says, bp, halliburton and transocean made risky decisions trying to make money. the report also says without changes the same thing could

happen again. a separate british report came out today, it also concluded there are major management problems within that industry. the reports don't seem to be affectth the market value of those three companies, bp, t ransocean, and halliburton, were all trading substantially higher than they were at the time of that oil spill last april. 11 oil workers were killed in the explosion. more than 200 million gallons of oil spilled into the gulf. >> i'm just checking the wires right now. bp is up 1%. transocean up 1.8 #-rs right n ow. >> interesting. >> halliburton, down 1.4%. but they are feeling with the blame being spread out, they won't have to pay one particular big charge. i guess they feel investors like it. accusations of fraud. why one journalist is d iscounting an influential medical study on vaccines and autism. elizabeth edwards's will has been released and it gives

an independent investigation of how she was feeling about her -- gives an indication of how she was feeling about her husband when she died.

elizabeth edwards's will has been replaced -- released.

it makes no mention of her estranged husband, jaycee idea -- to her husband john edwards. she left her entire estate to her three children. it says all of her furnishings, jewelry, personal effects and cars should go to the children. the two separated in january of last year after he admitted to an affair and fathered a child. they had been married 3 years. the author of a 1998 study that linked a childhood vaccine to autism is now defendingly self against fraud by a british journalist. since that original study many parents have blamed the v acscation on childhood d iseases. but now the journal says the study was an elaborate fraud.

this man claims the report is a conspiracy. >> this is an attempt to crush any validation into vaccination safety concerns. >> all the over, we see him chiseling the data, falsifying med cal histories of children -- medical histories of children. >> britain pulled wakefield's medical license. it's also important to know this report is from investigative journalism, not medical findi ngs. one of the two winners of the megamillions jackpot will get his half of the jackpot today. the retired man from washington, will get $109 million. lottery officials say he h and- picked the numbers on sunday at a safeway super m arket. now, he also bought another ticket, that won last won $150. we'll find out his name this

afternoon when he holds a news conference, he will be splitting the jackpot with another winning ticket that was bought in post falls idaho. the winner of that ticket. that ticketholder has not come forward yet. the winners have the option of getting that $190 million in 2 6-yearly installments or they get a lump sum of $81 million. >> i did the lock division -- long division, it you take the installments, you get about $ 7 million a year -- >> bet to get it at once. >> and invest it and get some good returns. i know sal would probably take the lump sum? >> absolutely. let's take a look at the c ommute, traffic is going to be busy on 80 westbound coming down from the east shore freeway down to the mack care ther maze -- macarthur maze. at the toll plaza at the bay bridge we have about a 15-

minute delay, maybe less now as things seem to be improving a little bit. this morning's drive on the peninsula is busy on 101. there is a new crash. northbound 101 and sunnyvale at fair oaks blocking one of the lanes. let's go to steve. cold, but sunny but the fog out towards the east bay. there is a little bit -- a little bit there and high c louds. bewill have mostly sunny skies. temperatures starting off this morning, 20s and 0s. oakmont, 27. woodside, 30. losgatos, 32. potrero hill, 37. the fog advisory goes until 9: 9:0 0, 10:00. visibility is terrible. eighth of a mile, 16th of a mile or less. keep that in mind, that fog will be back tonight. if you have the fog, we'll see temperatures in the 40s.

without it near 60 degrees. it has been a soupy commute out here in the east bay. coming up, we'll show you more of the conditions and what drivers have to say about navigating through this fog. also, the party may be over for a san jose night spot. what action city officials are planning now after recent violence with a nightclub with a troubled past. and meal you may be enjoying right now is getting more expensive. what's behind the spike in breakfast food prices?

right now, traffic is moving well in many bay area commutes. the fog seems to be lifting in the center part of the bay area. we'll take a live look at the san mateo bridge. traffic is smooth over to 101. but that's not the case in other areas. as a matter of fact, we have ktvu reporter, claudine wong, who has been near a very foggy benicia bridge this morning. claudine? >> reporter: yes, sal. it's still foggy. it may have lightened up a little bit. you can see it's still foggy out here and people are still keeping their headlights on even though daylight has come. this has been the way it's been all morning long. as you approach the bridge from very early this morning, there has been signs telling you that the conditions you are heading in to are gonna be worse. heavy fog. it gets worse up towards vacaville and all the way to yolo county. we've heard reports of pretty dense fog affecting the commute. we did talk to drivers on the best ways to get through all of this safely. >> i slow down but i don't necessarily see everybody else slowing down. if it's really foggy most of them do. >> you have to slow down a littleby. you can't really see too well. >> how are other people driving? >> pretty normal. be careful. the roads are all wet. >> reporter: we did drive across the bridge to show what you it was like to cross the bridge. it's pretty thick. people seemed to be driving pretty careful. coming back out live, it looks like things are lightening up a little bit. just keep in mind that the conditions kind of change and go back and forth and the issue with fog, of course, is sometimes it gets heavier at times and lighter. watch your speed and take a little more time on your commute today. live at the benicia bridge, cldine wotvch2 3 le r de dr unit3o 3- one sanmaeoy 3eirhoo ts founju o another violent incident. three women punched a 28-year- old woman inside "club wet" and punctured her cheek with a high heel. this happened new year's eve. police were not called. the violence at that club has been aning why -- has been an ongoing issue the you are looking at video showing a fight in club wet that turned up in youtube in 2009. that prompted police to temporarily revoke the club's license and in july of 2009, several people were stabbed on the dance floor. i the city attorney reportedly plans to ask a judge for a permanent injunction to slow down the club during a hearing set for january 24th. the jobless report released several hours ago is worse than expected as first-time jobless claims jumped to 409,000. viinthhi. 3tces an%

>>hodo ikyouric that prices are higher at the grocery store from last year. it's not just egg, bacon, coffee, sugar and milk are all up from last year. most that dash most likely are heading higher. analysts blame the increase on rising commodity prices because of higher demand from emerging markets from around the world. investors speculation and bad weather. some of the big companies such as general mills, sara lee and kelloggs, say they could feel the need to raise prices for their products. take a look. the price of eggs is up 3% in the last near -- year. deli ham, up 11%. bacon is up 44%. coffee is up 22%, sugar is up 19% from last year. now, according to the u.s -- usda, americans only spend about 10% of their disposable@p3 ulifins oouse in san jose from san jose to sunnyvale because of a string of crashes. now the latest one is northbound 101. northbound 101. that crashed with injuries. but there ses to be a string of them. people hearing about this are on 280. speaking on the peninsula, traffic is okay on 101, but 280 is better. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. there seems to be some im-- improvement here. the weather is clear on the bridge and the traffic is not all that bad. here's steve. >> either in the fog -- kind of a pretty shot for those -- look at that. we have some fog, clear skies, sun. just a matter -- matter of if you have the fog, anywhere from 40s to 60 degrees on the h ighs. big, big front, just aligns itself north to south, runs into the wall and says i can't go anywhere except for north. little low spinning down there will spin in and high level clouds. already seeing some towards salinas and -- not -- just a few high clouds. morning slows -- lows k elseyville, 24. i just heard from kelly. she's in bridgeport, at 7 100 feet. i think she said 15 below.

i think it's 15 below up there. joe near kenwood, yountville, 29. po tre roar hill, 37. the fog in the valleys will be front and center. it's there, from sacramento valley all the way to the san joaquin. 5, 99 will be tough driving. we get a hint of an easterly breeze that comes in. so it sends that fog through the delta even into san francisco. 0s for many. we-- 30s for many. tahoe 4. i think truckee is 5 with fog. they are in a bowl but they can get some fog in 5 degrees. 29 ukiah. although no fog reported but a lot of frost around. redding 29. 39, fresno. the low will produce a little bit of light rain down there for them.

not for us. this system, though, eventually by sunday we'll see something coming in and giving us more of a northwest direction giving us clouds by sunday. a little bit of a pattern c hange. today it's foggy otherwise fair, mild toward the south bay, santa cruz will be 62. but upper 40s out to the east bay or something, too much fog. sunday we start to cloud it up. maybe some light rain on t uesday. dave? >> thank you. the operators of heavenly valley hope today is the day they get to reopen their chair lifts. the lift on the nevada side d erailed. 14 people were on the lift at the time. officials say no one was hurt, including that snowboarder. the forest service has to examine the chair lift first before they a a -- before they allow it to open. there's new evidence that facebook is on fire. one of the world's biggest

investment companies has judd made an important announcement. the cars are polished. the models are ready with their presentation and now for an auto show that may well reflect the future of the economy. i'm consumer editor tom vacar. that story -- still ahead. measure

let's bring i up to date on some of the top stories beer efollowing for you right -- we're following for you right now. a stretch from the embarcadero to east eighth street is closed until 4:00 this afternoon because caltrans are doing seismic retrofitting work from the fifth avenue bridge. this is all part of a $ 170 million upgrading project. a low the of residents in -- a lot of residents in san mateo county are not happy with their new trash company. officials with recoloj are b egging for patience, saying they will work out the kinks. ed a the wall street journal is reporting that goldman sachs will stop taking orders for investments in

facebook. analysts speculate. 8:45. the consumer electronics show gets underway in las vegas t oday. hundreds of companies will unveil their latest t echnologies. it's all about tablet computers this year. 50 new ones are being unveiled. there will also be a big focus on-d television including one that you don't need glasses to watch. in about an hour, one of the bay area's biggest car shows will kick off in san jose. tom vacar joins us live from the silicon valley international auto show with a preview. pretty cool looking cars there, tom. >> reporter: very cool but more importantly, auto shows are really a reflection of the economy. and the sill loy con valley auto show begins its four-day run today at 10:00 at the could be vincenter. 00 cars are on display, i ncluding the chevy volt, the new prius toyota hybrid plug-

in, the super, fuel-efficient ford fiesta, imported from europe and even the high-ticket bmw hybrid for those folks with really deep pockets. and of course, the high-end gadgets. tomorrow there will be a course for folks to drive and ride in domestic models. it's all about new technologies and more importantly, it's all about saving gas. >> people are realize, there's more han one answer. it's not just gonna be just gas, it won't be just diesel, it won't be just hydrojib fuel c ell. it will be the future of what we use for our transportation. >> reporter: now get this -- last year, u.s. auto buyers purchased 11.6 million cars and light trucks. this year, most experts believe that 13 million causes will actually be sold. that's 2 million more right

here in california. 2million. a huge and intense increase and a sure sign of economic r ecovery. just as important tomorrow, the labor department releases the monthly unemployment report. if it surpasses or matches, the report of 275,000 jobs, well, they, the 13 million could be somewhat of a conservative estimate. the bottom line this industry is still critically important to the u.s. economy because consumers who buy them make up 70% of the economy. reporting live from the san j ose, silicon saw o -- auto show, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tom. well, some car thieves in the oakland hills are going high tech. one victim took video of a crime in progress. look at this you can see the criminal stealing items from a locked toyota highlander without breaking the windows or even touching the locks.

he's using a device that o verrides the car's security system and unlocks the doors that use remote droll. the woman who shot this video did not want to release her last night. >> -- last name. >> it seems -- it seem -- it seems like just a matter of time before thieves can figure out how to open your doors. >> a spokesperson for toyota is claiming the car company is not aware of anyone hacking into its recroat controlled security system. scientists hope tests will reveal the results of tar balls that washed up that were p ing- pong sized, near point reyes. an official says the tar could be from a shipwreck. it's also possible it's just natural seepage coming up from the ocean floor. you can add kentucky, louisiana, and tennessee, to the list of states where large

numbers of birds have turned up dead. and sweden is knew investigating what caused 50 to 100 birds to just fall out of the sky tuesday night. in tennessee, at least 120 dead black birds were found along a highway on tuesday. officials say they had been dead for some time and that may make testing them difficult. in arkansas, state game officials say fireworks allegedly sent 5,000 birds f rying to their deaths on new year's eve. the birds slided with trees, cars on the ground and a lot of other things in the town of bb. blackbirds have poor vision. normally they don't fly at n ight. the weather may have caused the deaths of those birds in kentucky and the power may have been the issue for the birds in

louisiana. america's cup winner and oracle ceo, larry ellison, gavin newsom and other dignitaries g arred at city hall yesterday. the 2013 america's cup will feature new never-before-scene boats with cameras on board. officials estimate the race could have a billion $1 billion impact on the bay area economy. there is another sport on ellison's mind. there are rumors he wants to buy an nba family and move it to san jose. ellison dismissed the people at the america's cup celebration yesterday. but he did confirm that he tried to buy the new orleans hornets last month but was outsideby t he -- by the nba. he has said he's not deciding what to do -- ellison would consider buying them again when the lease ends in 2014.

well, the fans have spoken. the stars of "twilight" were the big winners last night at p eople's choice awards. >> and the people's choice winner is -- "twilight." [ cheers ] >> "eclipse" took home a total of four awards. eminem dominated. music category with three a wards. and one of tori's favorite shows "house" on fox led the tv category with three wins. >> we have big fans of house in my house. there were tense moments at a san francisco -- at a san francisco pier this morning. and the republicans may have new power in congress but it didn't help the speaker of the house with this young democrat here. !!

8:55. firefighters in san francisco were busy investigating reports after fire on a boat just hours ago, there were reports of smoke near pier 45. it's not clear right now if anyone was on that boat or if anyone may have been hurt. we're also getting new details about an effort by san francisco's police chief to arm his officers with tasers. chief george gascon says he p lans to bring back that issue before the city's police

commission next -- in march. last march they agreed to draft a policy on the use of tasers. some worry tiesers -- tasers could be potentially deadly. 8:55. republicans may have take over control of the house but there's at least one person who does not seem impressed with john b oehner's powerful new position. the speaker tried to coax little girl for her dad's swearing in. she refused to budge. one of the girl's family members finally picks her up and holds her for the picture. >> i need to borrow that -- >> no. >> you won't give that back to me. >> no. >> i will trade you. >> vice president joe biden had a little more luck with his family day in congress. he was swearing in new senators when the 3-year-old son of the senator grabbed biden's script and wouldn't give it up.

biden offered the boy a trade, a mint for the script. it worked like a charm. one moyer bit of breaking news. i want -- one more bit of b reaking news. it's reported that william daly will be the next chief of staff replacing rahm emanuel. this is for the white house. he will be chief of staff and that will be announced shortly. a lot of different things happening right near -- right there. sal, how is our commute? >> doing pretty well. traffic continues to move along very well if you are driving north and southbound -- north and southbound. also the commute as you drive up to the coliseum, it's a little bit slow. at the toll plaza it's i mproving. if you are coming in on the golden gate bridge, the fog is lifting, you can actually see the tower so it's improving

visibilitywise. >> thank you, sal. there's still some nothing out. it will be slow to burn off. for others, highs near 60. more of the same, friday, saturday, it does look like a different pattern. maybe some light rain on t uesday. >> okay. we're kind of due for it. we've been dry for a while. hope to see you tomorrow.