why an urgency resolution to prevent port shut downs will have to go back to the drawing board. i will tell you why sitting at home on this sofa could be better for your health. fighting fatigue in the cockpits. a new rule taken effect today to keep you safer in the air. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. george to -- good morning, to you. i'm dave clark. >> and i'm claudine wong. let's get a quick look at your weather and traffic. steve. >> we do have fog out to the

valley. very foggy and cold for some. some areas will get that fog and only in the upper 40s and low 50s. here is sal. steve, good morning. traffic looks pretty good if you are driving on the richmond bridge. there is no major problems here. 6:00 let's go back to the dave and claudine. thank you. the occupy protestors caused real fire works late last mights at the oakland city council. a resolution to prevent further port of oakland shutdowns had to be tabled. kraig debro is here now. he's at oakland city hall to explain what happened inside council chambers. >> a lot of fire works. we used to seeing a lot of the fire works happening here. last night it was inside city council chambers. no word on when organizers will try to shut down the port again. council members decided it was past time to strengthen the

city's administrator hand in case there is another attempted shut down. city council met last night to vote on an urgency resolution. the resolution calls on the city administrator to use whatever lawful tools to prevent future shut downs or disruptions of any port operation. members of occupy oakland movement were at the chambers last night to voice their opposition. the movement shut down port operations twice in the last six weeks. on dis12th and on -- on december 12th and on november 2nd. port commission urged the yes vote. >> we welcome all support to keep our port important. the reason because it's vitally important to our city's economy and to our regions economy. >> the port belongs to the people. the people need to go down there and claim what is their. just like dr. king claiming what is his. there is a real distribution of the ports resources to the

people of oakland and particularly west oakland. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: resolution did not pass. there was a port authority vote. it needs two-thirds. now it's going to follow a longer path. opponents of the resolution say one of the reasons they moved to shut down the port are the lower wages and job conditions of the people that work at the ports. supporters say shutting down the port only financial lichters the very people protestors are trying to help. i've been trying to reach some of the people at the meeting last night. including council members to get more reaction and find out what is their next step in the emergency resolution path. reporting live in oakland kraig debro. your time now 6:03. computer hackers are helping occupy protestors. the washington times reports hackers are publishing the personal information of law enforcement officers all over the country. now in the past week there have been three different postings and following the police raid

on occupy oakland the personal information of oakland police officers was also published. that includes e-mail addresses, home addresses, phone numbers, and in some cases their salaries. time is running out for congress to extend the payroll tax cut. the republican controlled house approved a measure to take the issue back to the negotiation table. members rejected the bipartisan two month extension of the tax cut that the senate passed over the weekend. republicans say both sides can work out a better deal benefiting the 160 americans the tax cut is expected to help. >> let's not play brinksmanship. the american people are weary of it. they are tired of it. they expect better. >> senate majority leader harry reedmaces decide whether to bring senators back from their holiday break. he previously said he wouldn't negotiate with the house until it passed the two-month stopgap

measure. the white house insists a congressional stalemate will cost a typical american family $40 a paycheck. the administration characterizes the family of earning $50,000 annually. later on today the faa will release new rules to prevent airline pilots that are tired and exhausted from flying. the rules come almost three years after this deadly crash near buffalo, new york involving two exhausted pilots. we will take you live to our washington, d.c. newsroom for reaction from the victims families. also international airlines that use european airports will soon have to pay for the carbon gases they emit. europe's highest court rejected the appeal. the court dismissed the argument that the program was just a back door tax. airlines will be forced to pay for $15% of -- pay for 15% of

their carbon emissions. winter officially starts tonight. it will be a cold one. ktvu channel 2 reporter noelle walker has the reason why home own earns will not -- owners will not be welcoming the season with a roaring fire. >> reporter: this is the eighth spare the air day. that is double in all we had last year. if you are one of the people that wake up and going for your morning run and think how bad could it be? down load the spare the air app. those numbers mean nothing for you. the numbers in red should. the red means the air sun healthy. you can blame a lack of rain and those wood burning fireplaces for the unhealthy air. for the smoggy mix. they are an estimated 1.7 million fireplaces in the nine county bay area. you can imagine the merchants that sell firewood are doing

brissen business. with the spare the air day we haven't been able to burn that firewood. with a subject on that health they have a suggestion. >> for the sake of their health it would not be a great day to go for a really long tiring run. >> their excuse to be lazy today. >> yeah. don't turn on your fireplace. >> reporter: so that is my excuse to go home and take a nap and not go for a run after i'm finished with my shift. could be worse too. if you are thinking about a fire to set the mood for the holiday spirit you might want to think again. if it's your first offense and caught you will skate by with a warning. if you have more than one offense, those fines start add $400. that can buy a pretty decent holiday gift. reporting live in napa noelle walker. a memorial service will be held this afternoon in san francisco for warren hellman.

hellman died at the age of 77 after struggling with leukemia. he is known for launching the hardly sickly bluegrass festival in golden gate park. it will be held at the congregation emanu-el. it will be streamed on the hardly bluegrass website. 6:07. let's check in with sal. let's get you out the door. hopefully smoothly. >> yeah. you can linger a little longer over the cop of coffee. today it's doing pretty well. we've had this phenomenon recently where the traffic in the morning looks good and getting out of san francisco or out on the major commute center looks like our typical morning commute. we look at highway 4 westbound doesn't look that bad. there is slow traffic this morning in antioch. but nothing mayor here at bay point. look at bay bridge toll plaza. that has not materialized just

yet. we will see. we will see which day it is where you will not have any backup at all. yesterday we did have one between 6:00 and 7:15. this is a look at the -- again we mentioned highway 4. you can see in antioch it's a little slow. as you move the traffic over the maps over to vallejo that traffic is moving nicely and then hayward and juneon city that looks pretty good. 6:08 let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you, sir. we have foggy conditions. frosty conditions as well. that fog has prompted a fog advisory until noon out to the delta. only change really is that we've lost a lot of the breeze so the northeast wind is not as strong today. the pattern is in place. that means another low will drop in. this time into more of northern arizona. flagstaff will be a winter wonder land if you are heading in arizona. the pattern shows no signs of really changing. high pressure stays built in.

it might get suppressed a little bit next week. i still don't see any rain. one of the forecast models did for a bit. system will dig into the sierra, nevada it will crank up the passes. you have to watch out for that. san rafael at 34. napa is 28. santa rosa says a little bit of fog and 30. redwood city 34. livermore and concord both 32. not far away you can find upper 20s. just high pressure and it's here. it's not going anywhere. there is no rain in sight. at least through the next three to five days and probably seven. there is plenty of fog out in the valley. that footprint sets up and it's hard to budge. west coast said it's cold and foggy out there. the usual suspects taking with the pockets of fog otherwise hazy sunshine. there is no rain. sunny and mild.

pattern doesn't change much. the wind will pick up on thursday. time now is 6:10. bay area soldier is defying the odds. >> we're so blessed that this turned out the way it did. and receiving a special honor for the sacrifices he made in afghanistan. three, two, one. >> that is beautiful. that happened a little while ago. we had it on live for you right here on ktvu. the crew on its way to the international space station. we'll tell you what is going on.

three, two, one. >> all right there it goes. spectacular sight. that is the soyuz space flight. that -- the trio left about an hour ago. they are scheduled to dock at the space station on friday and hay they will join the three member crew which is already on board. given that facing a full crew for the first time since august. the federal aviation administration will announce new rules to make sure pilots are rested and stay awake. alison burns live in our washington, d.c. newsroom and

why the changes were spurred in part by a crash where 50 people were killed. allison. >> reporter: that is right pilot fatigue has been blamed on 18 crashes in the past 20 years. the crash that led to the new rules that are being announced today was in buffalo nearly three years ago. 50 people were killed when the commuter plane went down. it was blamed on pilot error. the investigation revealed the captain had been awake for 15 hours before the flight and the copie -- and had very little sleep. the new rules will limit pilot work hours but they have been delayed because airlines complained about the cost. flight 3407 family members have been relentless in their push for safety improvements. >> i can't tell you how many times we walked the hall of congress. >> reporter: we'll have live coverage of the faa

announcement during our next update in an hour. for now we are live in washington, d.c. alison burns. our time now 6:15. later on today investigators in new jersey will continue to clear the wreckage from that plane crash yesterday that killed five people. two men, two children, a woman and a dog were on their way to georgia yesterday when this plane crashed right on an interstate. it crash the on to the highway. spread debris about a half mile. surprisingly no one on the ground was hurt. air traffic controllers just talked to the pilot about icy conditions moments before the crash. the cause of the crash is still being investigated. today the defense will make its case in the trial of an army intelligence analyst that is blamed for the biggest leak of national secrets in american history. the prosecution called its final six witnesses yesterday in the case of bradley manning. he's accused of leaking

information to the wikileak's website. they have been portraying him as a troubled man. 6:16. wounded bay area soldier is being honored for his military service and the fact he beat the odds given to him by doctors. 23-year-old brian jergens was injured when a humvee hit an explosive device. sergeant ben was also in the humvee when it exploded. he too received a purple heart. >> it's something you really don't want but when you do get it you are just glad you are like in my condition where you can talk about it. >> jergens wife says doctors didn't expect him to wake up or talk but he has done both. yesterday in therapy he was able to walk 20 feet on his knees. he says the purple heart is another reason why he's celebrating the holidays. a san francisco man is in

the hospital after being hit by a car. it happened on monday night in the south of market neighborhood. police say the man stumbled and fell on the street where the driver neared howard street. the man that is believed to be homeless suffered life threatening injuries. very important step in the plan to relocate the metropolitan transportation commission from oakland to san francisco. the mtc will hold a meeting at 10:30 this morning. they will discuss contracts totaling more than a million dollars. they want the new office to -- east bay businesses and political leadiers oppose the move. some are against using bridge tolls to help pay for the estimated $74 million move. the bay area's clipper card topped a major milestone. more than one million bay area public transit riders use the clipper card. right now bart, cal train, ac transit, sam tran, and muni all

accept the clipper card. the metropolitan transportation says it will billion available in all two dozen of the bay areas transit agencies. 6:18. public transit a good way to head into work. if you are heading on the roads as well, things have been looking pretty good. >> yeah. it hasn't been looking that bad. as a matter of fact, i give you a nice commute. i will give you a nice commute report right now. we look at the roads out there. this is a look at 80 westbound. you can see traffic looks very nice. certainly there are people out there. every day we have fewer people as more people get on their winter break. their christmas break or whatever they call it. maybe it's a honica break -- maybe it's a hanukkah break. yesterday we had a bigger crowd. now we don't. this is usually the time we see it. we may not see that big crowd until next year. this is a look at westbound 92

as you head out to the san mateo and dumbarton bridge. a little bit of slow traffic here and there. nothing major. now let's go to steve. sal, thank you. nothing major in our weather pattern either. it's pretty much what we have had for the longest time. it will continue. areas of fog though. hazy sunshine. if you have to head up to the mountains it's nine at truckee this morning. 17 at tahoe. they will get very gusty conditions over the passes tonight and tomorrow. a lot of 20s i was just looking. napa numerous 20s. palo alto, menlo park all around 30, 31. a lot of 32s livermore enneagon ford. high pressure continues to build in in. systems dive in and intensify either in southern california or four corners. leving us with just the wind. it will tail off. fog to the east highs.

otherwise some low to mid 60s. really mild pattern and temperatures will continue to be this way. now the wind will crank up tomorrow for house. we your week all in view. honda says it will revamp its latest version of the civic. they won't say if the car has problems this morning. honda announced it will revamp the car. critics had panned the new -- they refused to give the car its coveted recommended bye rating. most new cars don't get a makeover until they have been on the market for three years. starting today virgin atlantic airlines will offer gift wrapping. that way passengers can bring unwrapped gifts which will speed up the process of getting through security. they will pay $2 to have the

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good morning. on the east shore freeway we are looking pretty good here as you are driving on interstate toil. it's not a bad commute at all. when you get to the bay bridge you will find ate very nice drive into the city. there could be more fallout today in arizona from theniest that -- fiesta bowl scandal. for not reporting free tickets and trips. montgomery is calling for tougher gift laws. he's proposing a ban on gifts or making it a felony for those that fail to report gifts. bill con lin is being accused of child abuse. three women and a man came

forward saying he molested them in the 1980s. yesterday he retired from the philadelphia daily news where he worked at more more than 40 years. prosecutors say there is little they can to because of a statue of limitations rule. the head of pg&e was there at candle stick park in the sky box when the power went out monday night. in the meantime a forensic lab will analyze an electric line that split minutes before the 49ers game. pg&e says a problem with a 12,000-volt line outside of candle stick park caused that first power outage. smoke forced as many as 40 people out of two luxury boxes. >> it was not a transformer that went out. it was unfortunately one of the power lines separated from itself. >> pg&e says it's not sure what caused the second power outage at the game.

mayor ed lee called the incident an embarrassment. he went with the fire department and utilities commission to make sure there is no more candle stick outages. especial liturgy 49ers playoff game in january. amy's kitchen is putting plans to open a new east coast facility on hold. the organic frozen foods producer planned to open a new plant in south carolina next year. the new plant won't be opening for a few years. round table pizza is scheduled to merge from bankruptcy today. a judge approved the concord based restaurant chain reorganization. it saves 2300 jobs but includes closing 200 restaurants. the sales are increasing and has expansion plans that include opening 20 restaurants in vietnam. today marks the official start of winter. why warming up by the fire could land you a hefty fine.

exwarrior employee is accusing a player of sexually harassing her. find out who he is and what evidence she has against him and the team. the opening bell is about to ring on wall street.

there it is the opening bell this morning. on the left side of your screen you have the new york city ballet. celebrating the nutcracker. one of those wonderful holiday traditions as we all love to take part in. and you know futures falling this morning on the market. everyone watching europe. oracle is one of the stocks to watch. the company announced earnings fell short of analyst estimates yesterday after the closing bell. blaming a slow down in business orders for that disappointmenting earnings report. it's the first time they have missed the forecast in ten

years. we'll smile and say good morning, to you. we thank you for joining us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's already the middle of the week. wednesday, december 21st i'm dave clark. >> and i'm claudine wong. pam cook has the morning off. time now is 6:30. in the news for you a big story. new details expected today about a sexual harassment lawsuit against the golden state warriors and one of the star players. tara moriarty is in oakland to tell us who is suing who. tara. >> reporter: we are here outside the headquarters and the training for the golden state warriors who has not made a comment regarding this case. the attorney for the woman refers to a cell phone photo month that ellis sent her. the woman says the star guard sent her an explicit photo and the team tried to cover it up. her attorney showed us a log of dozen of texts that elle sis

sent to his client. one read hey sexy. one photo is ellis'tilery -- ellis' genitalia. >> she believed the warriors would not take it seriously and come to his defense. a fear that was justified. >> reporter: the woman alleges that ellis sexually harassed her for two months. this obviously comes at a bad time. the season got off to a late start because of the lockout. we've been trying to talk to fans this morning on the streets. it seems like the word is starting to get out about it. not a lot of opinions just yet. live from oakland i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. even more bad news for the warriors. look at this. they lost their star point

guard sharp shooter stefan curry. his teammates had to carry him off the court. he was diagnosissed with a sprained ankle. san jose police are warning people to be on the lookout for a man that is armed and dangerous. jarek brown was spotted. police say brown ran into that neighborhood and was running through backyards. >> i saw the guy jump over the fence and behind my house and neighbors house. i didn't know he was hiding there in there. i wonder if he would be hiding in the house. next thing i know he went into the my neighbors house and stole their car. >> one man says brown broke into his house and stole his car. 6:33. police in nevada warning

residence lock your doors. there has been an increase in burglary in the northern part of the city. there were 11 break ins in the area. most happened while residence were out. the suspects usually ring the doorbell to see if anybody is home. if no one answers they try to find a way in. two suspects were arrested last week. a grinch is out there in a neighborhood concord. neighbors say someone is stealing holiday packages off front porches. coming up for you at 6:45 what neighbors swell delivery drivers are doing to prevent even more thefts. tonight marks the first official start of winter. noelle walker has more on why spending inside could be the healthiest option for you. you said you were going to opt for that cozy nap instead of that long run. >> reporter: that is my excuse and i'm sticking to it.

we're on the eighth spare the air day this month. we had four spare the air days in all of last year. we have essentially had bad air quality about every three days. we're in a really dry weather pattern right now. that lack of rain combined with wood burning fireplaces are contributing to this smoggy recipe. if you are someone who likes to work out outside again as you said working out indoors is probably your best option. consider this. we have $1.7 million fireplaces in the nine county bay area. those can pump out really unhealthy stuff into the air. >> the kinds of particles you find in wood smoke are really responsible for a lot of health problems including about 90% of risk and premature deaths. so you know it's really public enemy number one when it comes to air pollution. >> reporter: if you are someone

that has to see it to believe it there san app on spare the air. it's numbers of particulates. the red numbers mean something to me. the red indicates where i am in the north bay right now. red indicates unhealthy. you can down load this to your smart phone and know on any given day what the air quality is like outside. whether we're in a spare the air day or not. today the eighth spare the air day. you should probably not do any prolonged outdoor airports. that is because there is a fine associated with that if you are caught. the first time you will be able to skate by with a warning. after that the fines start at $400. that is a prettyizable deterrent. reporting live in napa noelle walker. 6:36. i don't have to breathe hard to run over to sal. he will help you drive along the east shore. >> we are sitting right here. not having to run at all. as a matter of fact, we are

doing well around the bay area so far if you are getting out to the mccarthur maze. the traffic looks pretty good there. no major problems getting to the bay bridge toll plaza. we always look at it to make sure. we there is a little bit of a backup here. but it is not a huge deal. and the morning drive on the san mateo and dumbarton bridge looks good if you are driving in san jose. there is a little bit of slow traffic here and there. 85 northbound 280 in spots. again if you are used to driving the normal south bay commute you will notice it's a lot lighter than it normally is. let's go to steve. thank you very much. we do have cold readings out there. a are the of the wind is tailed off. still about 40 in mount diablo. it's cold. there is a lot of 20s and fog out there. some of that fog made it really tough yesterday. it was warmer at noon yesterday in tahoe. that foggy pattern in there. even if you don't have the fog

or combination of the two it makes for a cold morning. no rain in sight. i was looking out 10-15 days there is nothing that screams rain. we may make it through this month without much. there is a couple hints of rain. until it rains i can't buy into it. fog is an issue or wind that will pick up tonight over the sierra nevada. no rain or snow. now there is fog advisory for noon. otherwise clear. few high clouds will move into the north. 28 napa. i've seen 28 yont vail. near concord at 28. santa rosa 20. it's a cold one out there. it makes sense the nights are very long. very still conditions. no rain in sight. everything continues to go up and over. fog to the east. a little breezy in the hills.

not as bad or warm as yesterday. downtown oakland hit 67 yesterday. with the weekend always in view for you here you can go ahead and make plans expect for the fog and wind. it will be dry. and very warm by saturday. 6:38. winter storm in the southeast tapering off a bit this morning. if you are a holiday traveler you are not out of the woods yet. this storm dumped as much as 15 inches of snow? areas of kansas. that same weather system predicted to bring rain and snow to the east coast by friday morning. that could mean delays if you are traveling between the bay area and the east coast. sfo is monitoring the storm and reminding travelers just double check with your airline. 6:39. and scientists unnowingly help -- unknowingly helping

terrorists. also ahead what is happening with the occupy protest and the city council. we'll tell you what happened late last night. good morning, traffic on southbound 101 as you head down to 580 that traffic is getting a little busier.

good morning, to you.

welcome back. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we are following for you right now. the golden state warriors and some of their star players monta ellis have been hit with a sexual harassment lawsuit. a former employee filed that lawsuit. now her attorney says monta ellis sent unwanted text messages and a graphic image to her cell phone. today is the eighth spare the air day of the season. because of bad air quality. wood burning is banned both indoors and outdoors. a $400 fine is possible. and just about 15 minutes from right now the federal government is due to release new rules for resting pilots. the changes come almost three years after this fatal crash of a regional airliner blamed on exhausted pilots. it will now be next year before oakland considers a proposal to prevent touch shut downs at the port. a resolution banning -- ktvu kraig debro is at city hall

with the sights and sounds of that uproar. >> reporter: not literally fire works but based on what people were saying and how loud they were saying it just about. the resolution was delivered to the city council last night. with the anonymous vote. but when it came time to use the rick pen just four council members voted in favor. it was standing room only in council chambers. this urgency resolution directs the city administrator to enforce all regulations in connection with any proposed rallies, rallies, or any activity that would require city permit. the resolution implies that requests for permits for those activities be denied if they interfere with commerce or workers earnings their wages. two occasions over the past two weeks occupy oakland effectively shut down the port of oakland. not all of those who the resolution is supposed to protect the workers favored the action and not just for economic reasons. >> i'm a posed to it.

for two reasons. one as far as i know organized labor played no role in it. two i think the occupy movement should have played a role in development. that department happen. that's why i'm opposed to it. >> the port of oakland is where the 99% work. it's important to keep those jobs moving forward. it's important to promote our economic development. >> reporter: that was omar benjamin. he was interrupted several times. the city losses were between $4- $8 million. it's unclear where this resolution goes from here. it has to go to the beginning if it wants passage. i have called the first amendment lawyer to see if the city of oakland can even prevent a protest like that if it doesn't have to do with safety. reporting live in oakland kraig

debro ktvu channel 2 news. concord neighbors are out for each other. they are known for their festive holiday decorations. they say delivered packages are -- they were two thefts on monday. neighbors say this is how it happens. a car follows a ups or fedex truck. they jump out and grabs those gifts. >> this is the time of the year that we are all surprised with gifts from families and friends. so we are unfortunately this is happening in our quiet neighborhood. >> we talked to a ups driver that says he keeps an alert for thieves. federal government is fearing scientists may be unknowingly helping terrorists. the government advisory board

is asking publications like the new england board of medicine and science don't publish details of certain bio medical experiments. it could be helping terrorists develop deadly viruses. north korean troops are on high alert following the death of their leader. his body is lying in state and among those paying respect his son kim jong un. kim jong il died saturday of a massive heart attack. he was 69 years old. japan says it may take several years to completely shut down the nuclear power plant. the government says decommissioning the three wrecked reactors and removing the spent fuel rods is an unprecedented project and says safety will be its primary concern. the disaster at the fukushima nuclear facility forced more than 100,000 people from their

homes near that plant. 6:47. it is down to the final three on the x-factor. that was santa cruz native. he was one of the finalists hoping to win $5 million. chris rene says his journey has changed his life since his past struggles with drug and alcohol. yesterday marked eight months since he's been clean and sober. he says it's a miracle he's made it this far and believes anything is possible. chris rene and the two other finalists will give their final performances tonight. you can catch it all right here on ktvu channel 2 beginning at 8:00 p.m.. 6:48. let's head out to sal castaneda. see how the roads are treating us. hi sal. >> reporter: hello claudine and dave. things are looking good out there. i want to say if you are driving barring any crashes i will tell you about. you don't have any major

problems out there. let's start out with san francisco northbound 101. that traffic looks pretty good. approaching the 80 split. no major issues. the morning commute looks good at the westbound bay bridge toll plaza. certainly people are going. if you are used to the normal commute, i think you will like this. this is a look at san jose. some of the busiest freeways. 85 for example we usually never have any traffic this light on a wednesday. let's go to steve. i think they have shut it down. >> this may be the day. >> i think so. it's cold out there. winter begins tonight. a lot of 20s and 30s. very, very quiet pattern. we do have the fog out in the valley. delta advisories go until about noon for some out in that direction. if you are stuck in that, it will be similar to what we had. if you start off clear and cold it will warm up. upper 50s and 60s.

they are going to have more snow than us. that is for sure. over the next couple of days. but the high builds in. i'm really honestly trying to find rain. i've looked at five, seven, ten, 15 day outlooks. they are not very promising. that could change fast. i don't see anything right now. maybe next week. that system right there coming into the sierra won't do much. it will pick up the wind. if you have to travel fog in the valley or up in the sierra it will be more wind. a lot of 20s near napa near santa rosa as well. low 30s to mid 30s. a lot of low 30s with that fog. and 34 redwood city. palo alto around 30-31. there is cold numbers don't matter where you are. if you are looking for rain or snow head down to arizona. flagstaff probably better than us. fog in the valley not bad.

cold pockets of fog and just areas of really cold readings this morning. but after everything is said and done 50s to 60s. unless you're in the fog prone areas it's tough to get out of the low 50s. in fact it stays warmer up in the sierra nevada. breezy to windy in the higher peaks. things calm down friday with your weekend always in view it will be quiet. it will be warm on saturday. this morning air ways announced it will start serving the west coast its new boeing dream liner. they announced flights between the airport and san jose. that will be the first u.s. service for the new plane that boeing first delivered in september. the airline says those destinations make the best use of the new fuel efficient jet. several retailers are offering free shipping to online shoppers this year. nordstrom, saxes, will pick up

anything. free shipping has become more common especially during the holiday season. everyone if they think they have bought the perfect gift. time now 6:51 an embarrassment for fedex. one of the drivers was caught on camera doing and how fedex is reacting. a tragic accident at a lake tahoe ski resort. good morning, northbound 280 traffic looking good getting up to highway 17 as we do have a little bit of slow traffic there. we'll tell you more straight ahead.

yesterday was such a good day on the market. it looks like we will not get a repeat today. the dow is down 40 points. that is happening after we are getting lower enthusiasm about what is happening in europe. stocks to watch this morning walgreens down 7%. both had disappointing earnings reports after the bell yesterday. our time is 6:55. the 7-year-old boy the one that fell off the ski lift has died. that accident happened at sugar bowl sunday morning. the little boy fell 60 feet, hit his head on snow and bare ground. the resort spokesman says the child was a member of the sugar

bowl ski team. he was wearing a helmet but not clear if the chair's safety bar was down. we don't know his name and don't know where he's from. fedex is promising to track down a delivery man caught in the act of tossing a computer monitor over a fence during delivery. check out this video. there is the monitor. up over it goes. this was all caught on a camera and posted on youtube. it did show the delivery man getting out of his truck and throwing it over the fence. the company has not said what will happen to the delivery man when they track him down. time now 6:55. the secret santa phenomenon at kmart stores is spreading here to the bay area. >> whoever it was thank you angel. >> you are the lucky winner. >> he only had to paid one penny. right there. to pick up the christmas gifts he picked out for his six-year- old daughter at kmart in

concord. someone anonymously paid off his $50 layaway balance but left one cent to keep the account open. one man paid off 60 accounts. almost $10,000. time now 6:56 let's head back to sal castaneda who has been watching the roads. hi sal. >> hello claudine and dave. traffic moving along pretty well on 80. at the bay bridge toll plaza again in case you are wondering there are people there. it's not a big crowd. if you are driving in san jose the same thing goes. northbound 101 and 280 looking very nice. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. we do have mostly clear skies. fog in the valley. fog advisory until noon. otherwise temperatures in the fog. 50s otherwise 50s to low and mid 60s. we'll have more on mornings on 2. >> coming up on mornings on 2. a lot to tell you about including the fact the goalen state warriors and one of their

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