>> good morning, a deadly double shooting in fisherman's wharf and police are describing the situation. the unrest -- and how the u.s. government is trying to get americans out of the country. the important deadline facing several sports programs scheduled for elimination all ahead here on the ktvu morning news. >> good morning, thank you for waking up with us.

i'm pam cook, it's monday, january 31st and starting with weather and traffic. rosemary orosco is in for steve this morning. good morning? >> reporter: good morning, pam. yesterday, the raincoat and this morning, the thickest coat you have and colder with the clearing skies and looking at the temperatures, santa rosa, 36; 34, napa and to hit the freezing mark and this morning, 4:40, san francisco and oakland, 37 degrees in livermoe and the leftover moisture with the fog and that is creating it. >> good morning, rosemary and traffic on 80 westbound, looks good coming to the mcarthur maze. no major problems to the bay bridge toll plaza and this is a live look at san francisco, northbound 101 traffic moves well and the roads are open. no road work on the way to that lower deck and it's 4:41, back to pam. this morning, san francisco police are trying to determine a motive in a double homicide at one of the city's most

popular tourist spots. ktvus jade hernandez is outside of a souvenir shop where it happened. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. the souvenir shop doesn't have a name on the outside of it and in fact, the sign said discounted perfume. last night, police swarmed the building investigating a deadly double shooting inside and that happened before 8:30 last night and the souvenir shop is at 269 jefferson street and two store employees were shot dead. a man and woman. the san francisco police arrested one man in connection with the shooting and the police spokesman we spoke to last night could not give us details on how that man was apprehended or the connection between the suspected shooter or some store employees. the spokesman told us that police are not looking for the suspects. >> we don't been the motive into the particular crime, but, it's something that does not normally happen around here and

this is a huge tragedy for the city. >> reporter: and that is unclear, the motive. fisherman's wharf is unquiet. as soon as we hear more information, we'll pass it to you. live in san francisco, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. today, the u.s. is sending chartered flights into egypt to evacuate americans from the increasingly unstable country. this is the seventh day protestors are taking to the streets, calling for president hosni mubarak to step down and they're asking for u.s. support. >> dear people of mesh, you have the right to choose your president. we need, need to have it once in our life. once in our life and i want to choose. >> hundreds of foreigners are setting up camp in cairo's airport, waiting for a chance to get a flight out. the bay area is home to thousands of people from egypt who are closely following the political turmoil in their homeland. many of the 600 members of the islamic center in oakland are

either from egypt or have family in the country. some say the internet has played an important role to the outside world. >> and they have an idea. how is life of a free man or a free woman to live in a country but they don't see that. >> in hayward, members of the church included a prayer for egypt in their sunday morning service. they worry if there is a regime change in egypt, what that may mean for the christian minority. at this time of crisis in egypt, it could reshape dynamics in the middle east and there is an unprecedented meeting of u.s. ambassadors today. top envoys from nearly all of america's embassies, consulates and posts in 180 countries will gather at the state department. it was called to discuss foreign policy privates for the

year. this is the first of its kind, the global conference. the mother of 4-year-old giuliani cardenas is convinced her son is still alive and is asking for the public to continue looking for him. at a vigil in modesto, the mother distributed flyers and asked people to post them on the cars and thinks the ex- boyfriend might be disguising him. she's asking everyone to keep an eye out for the suspect so, jose esteban rodriguez. >> we don't know where he is. my gut tells me my son is still alive and i need help, you know, for people to keep their eyes out. >> when rodriguez's car was pulled from the canal on friday, two windows were open and there was no sign of the boy or rodriguez inside. the sheriff's office believes their bodies are somewhere in the 99-mile canal and they're focussing their efforts there. tonight, governor jerry brown lays out his plan for fixing california's budget

problems in his state-of-the- state address and we're hearing the governor will try to convince californians to go along with his plan to extend expiring cars and taxes. there is a guarantee the mean will go to things like education, he believes the voters will agree. >> the next generation is valuable to invest in and if they could say that and keep their word, we could save that. >> and less taxes would be great. at the same time, i would understand if taxes needed to be raised. >> so far, governor brown seems to have one support from californians for his new frugal approach to governing. and that is like taking away government-supplied cell phones and cars for many state workers and replaced a fancy conference table in his office with a large picnic table and benches. you can watch governor brown's speech here on ktvu channel 2.

it will be a part of the ktvu channel 2 news at 5 and streamed live on our website, ktvu.com. megwhitman is -- meg whitman is set to make her second appearance since losing the gubernatorial race. she will speak to 50 to 100 women executives and entrepreneurs. the appearance is close to the press. earlier this month, whitman was named to the packard board of directors. >> we have to be divided! >> reporter: nearly 1,000 people filled the streets near palm springs to protest a seminar sponsored by a pair of billionaire brothers. 25 people were arrested for protesting. each year, they invite 200 conservative wealthy activists to their event and they have been largely criticized because of their funding against the fight against global warming laws and the large amounts of money they have given to

conservative causes. it's deadline day for the sports program at uc berkeley. the university will decide whether to re-enstate baseball and other sports programs scheduled for elimination this summer. a group called save cal sports has raised $15 million in pledges and that may not be enough. >> and there are commitments for $25 million. >> they're going to go with a significant amount of monthy to show him in hopes of good faith demonstrating that we are, you know, we're moving the needle in the direction of the numbers it's going to take to get re- enstatement into the athletic department. >> the chance lawyer announced the proposed cuts last fall to save animated $4 million a year and some faculty members of the sports program shouldn't be immuned from the budget crisis that forced cutbacks and layoffs. time now is 4:38. we want to go to sal to check

in on traffic. >> reporter: and that traffic is doing well and going to the live pictures, i want to show you that traffic is doing well on 80 to the macarthur maze and with no major issues to the toll plaza and beyond that and getting into san francisco, should be a nice drive and looking at the toll plaza here, westbound traffic and that is looking good and there are no problems on the bridge and the road work is not out and you should have a descent drive and 2ity northbound moving well through downtown and filling in for steve is rosemary o roscoe. and the areas around hayward, oakland and napa and in to santa rosa, we have fog and santa rosa reporting the visibility to a half mile. the big story, how much colder we are by 10, 15 degrees and

with clearing skies. 39, san rafael and redwood city and in oakland. the system is moving to the south and east, and leaving behind some moisture and we're going to see it in the valley through the morning hours and some haze as well and by the afternoon, looking at plenty of sunshine, the high pressure is quickly rebuilding into the area. we have a dry week ahead and gusty winds and in fact, some of our higher elevations could see wind gusts to 40 and 50 miles per hour and we'll track that for you. the afternoon highs today, 58 expected in oakland; 57 for hayward; 57, san rafael, upper 50s, san mateo and 60 degrees in san jose and morgan hill and we'll look at the five-day forecast and show you whether or not we're going up or down from here. more in just awhile.

and it's 440. the weekend rain broke the january dry spell that had many people wondering if our wet weather was already over for the season and some water officials say the weeks of sunshine are not something to worry about and they say this could be a year we don't have to worry about a drought and that weather affects more than the water levels in the reservoir and the worker said what is going on outside affects business. >> the fact that it was near 80 degrees a week ago means i didn't sell any snowboots and i would like to. >> the bay area rainfall totals vary by location. san francisco is at 105% of normal for this time of the year and san jose is 77% of average. plans to blow up one of the largest mosques in the united states. what happened that led to a southern california man's

arrest. and a new study shows fans of the dallas cowboys may have a reason to be glad that the team's not in the super bowl. a matter of life or death. good morning, westbound 224. the traffic is looking good. we'll tell you more on the morning commute.

>> good morning to you. a chilly start to the day and by 8:00, the temperatures will

be pulling out of the 30s and 40s and with mostly sunny skies in the afternoon and 59 degrees for the second half of the day. the suspect in a gruesome crime in san francisco is due in court this morning to face murder and arson charges. the 29-year-old johnson is accused of strangling the mother of his baby and torching her car in the city's lower hate neighborhood one week ago. the police say the woman's body was burned beyond recognition and that a judge delayed h an -- his arraignment for him to undergo a mental health evaluation. a somber simony in the east bay will mark -- ceremony will mark a sad anniversary. it's been 22 years since young michelle disappeared. the family and friends will hold a vigil this evening in dublin. the jaycee lee dugard case gave them new hope. jaycee was found alive after being missing for 18 years. a young fresno woman found

her long lost father who was living on the streets of san francisco. the 23-year-old kelly christianson came to the city this weekend after spotting her dad in a newspaper article about san francisco's homeless. early yesterday, she found him in the city's mission district. marty christ yenson left his family 20 years ago while battling a serious drinking problem and thought they would never want to see him again. his daughter's trip to san francisco proved him wrong. a southern california man is in jail this morning after authorities say that he planned to blow up one of the nation's largest mosques. 63-year-old roger stockhand was arrested last monday in the parking lot of the islamic center of america in suburban detroit. he had a large amount of fireworks in his car and someone called police the night before after they overheard him make threats against muslims. >> we're supposed to live in peace and one respect the other. i don't understand how somebody think of something like that,

really. it's like unbelievable. >> investigators believe he was acting alone and say he was -- has a long history of anti- government activities. and the federal government is urging half of all americans to drastically cut back on the amount of salt that we eat every day and new standards are the harshest for people 51 years and over, all african- americans and anyone suffering from high blood pressure, diabetes or chronic kidney disease and the government said they should reduce sodium intake to a half a teaspoon per day and everyone else should get a teaspoon. most americans get about one and a third teaspoons every day. a new study shows dallas cowboy fans might feel grateful their team is not in sunday's super bowl. that is because a new study shows that sports fans feel more stressd when their team loses a key game at home and that could lead to more heart attacks. usc researchers say when nfl teams played in a super bowl in

their hometown and lost, the death rates for the fans was 20% compared to other years. when teams played at a neutral site, there was no change in the death rates for the fans of the losing team. if you hap ton be flying during the super bowl, you might want to watch the game and plan carefully. jet blue, frontier and most continental airline planes will carry the game on directv. virgin murk and -- america and delta have tv but don't get fox and if you're on a plane with wifi, you have to get a sling box. the hardware connecting -- allowing you to watch on smartphones and the --ive and you're not there, watch it with us on ktvu channel 2. smoke pot, lose your job and that is not if one gets his way. and there is a catch. an amazing survival story out of scotland after a man falls 1,000 feet off of a mountain and the surprising thing he was doing when rescuers found him.

>> welcome back to the morning news. we learned that egypt's president has sworn in a new cabinet. that replaces the one that was dissolved as a concession to unprecedented anti government protests we're showing you. we'll have the latest on the continuing unrest and what is being done to get americans out of egypt coming up in the next half hour. and in southern japan, 1,000 people are moving to safer ground this morning as a volcano continues to spew ash and smoke five days after exploding. it erupted last week for the first time in 52 years and no one was hurt. people are still being ska asked to go to evacuation centers because of the dangerous debris. the family of a former presidential aid is offering a $25,000 reward for information in -- information in his

mysterious death. john wheeler iii was last scene on december 30th, the body discovered in a delaware landfill the next day. surveillance video shows him in a parking garage days before his death looking disoriented. last week, the state medical examiner's office said he was assaulted and died of blunt force trauma. and the astronaut husband of congresswoman gabrielle giffords will decide in the coming weeks if he will join's nasa shuttle mission as scheduled. mark kel, the commander of april's endeavour motion, has been on leave to tend to his wife since the january 8th shooting in tucson that killed six people and injuring 13 others. giffords was transferred to a rehabilitation facility in houston 10 days ago after undergoing hospital treatment. nasa said that kelly is expected to make his decision by mid-february. a scottish man has quite the story to tell after surviving a 1,000-foot fall off of a mountain and when rescuers

in a royal naval helicopter found adam potter, he was standing up and reading a map. the 35-year-old was with several other climbers on saturday when he lost his footing and fell down the near vertical eastern face of a mountain. >> i was in a position where i could see what was coming and that is -- and dread on that moment there. i could see i was about to go over and thought that might be it. >> rescuers say when they found him, he was shaking from extreme emotional shock but otherwise, he only had cuts, bruises and a minor chest injury. and that is incredible. 453time is the time and you can imagine seeing this guy? reading a map and where am i now? >> it was not his time, i don't think. >> good heaven. >> good morning, everyone and traffic is moving well around the bay area and this is your time to get on the road and get out there with little or no delay on 237 and likely not to see it this way again and that

should be okay and this is a look at 880, north and southbound and that is moving well and past the oakland coliseum and if you're coming to the bay bridge, getting more crowded and have that window of opportunity to get into the city with no big problem and let's go to rosemary. >> yes. >> and there is enough lingering moisture and on the camera. we have some haze and fog out there this morning and right now, the only areas reporting closer to dense fog, anywhere from a quarter to a half mile. the rest of us, colder this morning and yesterday, we were sitting in the upper 40s, low 50s and look at the napa-santa rosa area. 36, 36 in walnut creek and low 40s, hayward, san jose and mid- 40s in san francisco and going to be mostly sunny and mild in san mateo and we'll start out cool and at 42 degrees through 8:00 and 54 your lunchtime, partly cloudy skies as we start the day and mostly sunny by the

afternoon and seasonal temps expected at 3:00 and that five- day forecast here and above average into kids and tuesday, sunshine in the forecast for the afternoon. the morning clouds are expected to come in to tomorrow and we'll have breezy conditions tuesday night and wednesday, especially gusty over the hills and that should do away with the fog. the overnight temperatures on the cool side in the 30s between now and friday. >> oh, boy. state senator mark leno introduced a bill to make it illegal for employers to fireworkers who use medical marijuana and that propose errorral would apply to those not on the job and exempts employees like doctors, nurses, school bus drivers and heavy equipment operators. leno introduced a similar bill in 2007. it was passed by the legislature but vetoed by the former governor arnold

schwarzenegger. daly city could soon join the growing number of bay area cities that have decided to ban plastic grocery bags. the councilman plans to propose an ordinance in two weeks, banning plastic bags at supermarkets and stores with more than 10,000 square feet. the councilman said that his measure would force shoppers to pay at least 10 cents for a paper grocery bag, plastic industry groups will file a lawsuit to block such regulations. the san francisco giants 2010 world series trophy makes a stop in the east bay. the trophy has been travelling the country the last month making stops as far away as new york city. today, the trophy will be on display at the center for the arts on civic center drive in walnut creek and that is from noon to 2:30. and another earthquake in the east bay overnight. the shaking that is rattling some people's nerves. and there has been some deadly violence at fisherman's

wharf. -- wharf. what police say two people were doing when they were gunned down. good morning, if you're driving any time soon, the roads are getting more crowded and should be okay for on you the east shore and heading to the macarthur maze. another traffic and weather update straight ahead.

good morning, i'm jade hernandez. a deadly double shooting in an uncommon area in san francisco. . >> charter planes are scrambling to fly thousands of americans out of egypt. how long that rescue effort is expected to take. it's all ahead here on the ktvu morning news. good morning, thank you for joining us it's monday january 31st i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. >> the rain is gone. the leftover moisture. we have a haze out there even becoming dense in some spot. you can see the winds very light.