what went on moments before it happened. the latest mishap that has all of the jets grounded including the ones in san jose. good morning, thank you for waking up with us i'm pam cook. >> and i'm brian flores. i don't know about you it's starting to feel a little bit warmer. >> no. >> i guess i'm wrong. steve, what does it look like out there? >> it is getting a tiny bit. it's still cold out there. a lot of 20s. in the afternoon highs bay side and along the coast are inching up a little bit. still 20s already. santa rosa is in there and livermore and many locations are close. it will be a little warmer. near 60. here is sal. steve, we still have road work out there from the

overnight on 880 near downtown oakland and other spots but it's not cause anything major traffic problems. that traffic is looking good. also the morning commute is going to be off to a good start if you are driving in san francisco along northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. now let's go back to the the desk. oakland's public safety committee approved a controversial crime fighting plan opinion the vote came last night. tara moriarty joins us live from oakland city hall. tara, good morning. >> good morning opinion it got pretty heated. people on potato sides of the issue really take -- people on both sides of the issue really taking a stand. they had to tell one of the sides to settle down repeatedly.

angry protestors repeatedly heckled police chief howard jordan and other supporters of this controversial crime fighting plan. it would include hiring former los angeles police chief william as a consultant for $250,000. the demonstrators say he would bring a racist crime fighting policy to the table. >> he told his officers that they should patrol as such. >> i'm the guy that gets to decide which practice we will do and who will do it. because i'm the one who is responsible. bill will be giving the advice. >> reporter: again the public safety committee has given the plan a thumbs up. all of this comes in response to a surge in deadly violence

blamed mostly on two of oakland's rival gangs. live in oakland i'm tara moriarty. >> meantime police chief jordan is backing off surprising comments he made about gangs. on monday he raised eyebrows when he said two gangs in east oakland are responsible for 90% of the city's violent crime. chief jordan says he was confused and got his figures wrong. mayor quan made a similar comment last year. a man who tried to kidnap a two-year-old girl in san jose is on the loose. the man approached her home at about 5:30 last night. now the girl and her siblings were playing outside. the mother says she was concerned so she picked up her daughter but said the man grabbed the girl's leg and tried to pull her away. they got away and went inside to call for help. the man is described as latino between 20 and 30 years old. he was wearing a red baseball hat, blue jeans and a yellow

striped shirt at the time. he smelled like auto motive oil. contra costa county sheriffs continue to search for a missing teenager who escaped from a detention facility. the 17-year-old walked away from the orrin allen facility last night. he is described as latino six feet tall 165 pounds. he was last seen wearing an orange jump suit and blue sweatshirt. new this morning a helicopter crashed on a crowded street in london during rush hour killing two people. this is what it looked like right after the helicopter crashed. it's believed the helicopter hit a crane before it crashed. the pilot and the person on the ground were killed. nine others were injured. people ran for their lives believing it was a terror

attack. there are new safety concerns over boeings new dream liner jet. all flights are grounded including those in san jose. that decision came yesterday hours after a napon airways flight made an emergency landing in japan. the pilot reported a burning smell in the cockpit. a spokeswoman for ma theta airport says there have been no problems on the san jose flights. on friday the faa ordered a safety review of the dream liners hours before the first flight. happening now a group of voters remains at a peninsula marina despite eviction orders. 144 boaters had called the marina home. the marina's owner has given seven tenants additional time to leave. >> me and my husband go we don't have a place place to go to yet. he has 20 years worth of stuff.

storage, a shop, and friends and family. >> people are no longer have a valid lease to be here. pete's harbor will be closed as we know it. >> marina owners are selling to the area to developers who will build a 411 unit apartment complex with private boat slips. this morning president obama will unvail his religions for re-- unvail his recommendation for gun violence. recent polls show most americans want stricter gun control laws but republicans will fight against gun control. >> this is a very important constitutional right. we are dedicated to protecting the second amendment from that stand point. >> president obama will announce his proposal to reduce gun violence at the white house this morning. he will be joined by children who wrote to them about gun violence following last month's school shooting in newtown,

connecticut. many people participating in a gun buy back program went home empty handed. it ran out of money in a little in about an hour. plus how gun owners were compensated after the cash ran out. time is 4:35. the mountain view stickum has yet to -- city council has yet to make a decision on whether to ban food carts downtown. other members discuss the growing popularity showing the trucks serve a grab and go clientele. a former vote will take place at a later date. tickets for the sharks two on sale at 10:00 this morning. the sharks first home game is a week from tomorrow against phoenix. they want to thank their fans for their patience. there are promotions throughout the season including opening night give aways like game worn

jerseys and lunch with the team. >> it's good to see them back. time is 4:36. it's also good to see sal. you're starting in the east bay. >> that is right. good morning, brian and pam. traffic on 80 westbound looks pretty good as you dry through. as we're looking at the east bay coming in from vallejo it is a nice drive with no major problems. there is road work on 880 southbound right near downtown oakland. they're picking it up now. watch for them in those lanes. also the morning commute at the bay bridge toll plaza looks good from oakland to san francisco. a very small delay at the toll plaza and off you go in the city. if you are driving on the peninsula it's a nice drive. and no major problems getting into san jose. 4:37 let's go to steve. all right, sal, thank you. a very good morning. clear skies today. although although i kind of noticed a little bit more maybe haze in the air. i think that fog is getting closer and closer to forming. air mass was so, so dry but it's still cold. little patches of fog also

tries to pop up near the coast. won't be a factor today. i think it will be going forward. 30s and 20s. walnut creek 29. there is many locations that are already in the 30s. even half-moon bay is 41. oakland 38 degrees. concord 30. we are getting there. higher clouds from yesterday have thinned out. it will be severe and clear. wall to wall sunshine. it's like a caught a fish this big. no it's this big. that's how big the high pressure system is. lots of sunshine. a little warmer toward the bay. santa cruz 62. tomorrow i think there be a few more around the bay. inland that is just too tough. sunday a little warmer. the overnight temperatures are coming up slightly. it's still cold. i think fog will be a factor in the valley. bad luck for south lake tahoe casinos. the mess they are cleaning up

this morning. what the cold weather had to do with it. armed men storm a home depot store. what they got away with. southbound 680 sunol grade traffic off to a good start.

good morning. it's clear out. temperatures 20s and 30s and 40s. we'll end up with temperatures 50 to near 60. the cold weather caused a mess at some south lake tahoe casinos. the record low temperatures caused pipes and sprinkler heads to burst at four casinos. harrahs was the hardest hit. firefighters have since reinstalled all of the casinos.

house of representatives approved a $50 billion measure to help victims of super storm sandy despite opposition from some republicans. conservative republicans wanted to offset the cost of aid with spending cuts. others say it's important to pass the bill as is in order to avoid further delays. the measure goes to the senate where it's expected to pass early next week opinion an officer was shot and killed while responding to a burglary report. 35-year-old kevin tonn was a kay nine officer and had been for 3.5 years. he was shot during a struggle with the suspect yesterday morning around 11:30. the suspect fired shots at a second officer before fatally shooting himself. the suspects name has not been released. the second officer was not hurt. a gun buyback program netted 827 firearms. the event was so successful it ran out of money an hour after

it began. the line stretched around the building. people received $200 for semi automatic weapon. $100 for other guns. >> a typical government operation designed and implemented more than flawed. >> marin county district attorneys office will count the vouchers to see if they can raise the extra money. police in san leandro are searching for two men who robbed an home depot store and caused a worker to faint. two masked men entered the store just after 7:00 last night. they robbed a cashier at gunpoint. one employee fainted and taken to a hospital for treatment. veterans advocates says walmarts willingness to hire newly returned war veterans could start a chain reaction. it will start hiring any veteran that has an honorable

discharge and has been off active duty for less than a year. some say they are not sure if this would be just a short-term fix or a long-term career move. >> i couldn't see myself working as a clerk at walmart, but maybe there is other positions that i might find suitable. >> walmart's president says getting 100,000 veterans into the civilian work force should help stimulate the economy and after criticism over low pay and benefits it helps boost the retailers image. the san francisco law that requires public construction projects hire a percentage of local workers is set to success the city could expand it. now city manager john wants lower requirement for tech companies that want tax breaks. right foul those employers only have to show they are trying to hire locals for some entry level jobs. lance armstrong doping and

deception could cost him millions of dollars. the u.s. postal service sponsored his team from 1990 to 2004. the government has rejected his offer to give back $5 million. armstrong's confession airs to tomorrow. but the world antidoping agency says it will take more than a tv interview. the board of supervisors gave initial approval to a ban on smoking at fairs and festivals including the fillmore jazz festival. promotions would have to mention no smoking is allowed at though events. it would also require one no smoking sign and announcements every two hours at the event. the idea needs final approval when the board meets later this month. time now 4:46. the number of people sent to emergency rooms because of energy drinks has doubled in the past four years.

now most of the 20,000 people that sought medical attention were young adults. energy drinks can cause a range of health problems including insomnia, nervousness, and fast heartbeat, and seizures. the first of public meetings about area codes will hold the meeting at 2:00 p.m. in san francisco. a second meeting will start at 7:00 p.m. tonight. the cpuc is looking for public input about introducing new area code 628 to the current 415 region. all 415 numbers are expected to be used up. some bay area commuters will receive celebrity treatment today during their bart and ferry rides. think complimentary massages and gourmet treats. representatives will be smoothing out the commute for people riding the golden gate ferries as well as at the powell and embarcadero and montgomery bart stations.

i think i'll be going on the ferry. >> a massage on the way home from work sal, i wish i could take the ferry. those hours don't lend themselves. >> yeah you're going home to work and people are starting work. let's take a look at the commute. traffic is moving along pretty nicely on the east shore freeway as you are driving in from richmond. not a bad drive to the bay bridge toll plaza. when we get there you will see traffic is light and it's not a problem onth bridge itself getting -- on the bridge itself getting into san francisco. we're also looking at the pins a l.a.. traffic there looks good. if you are driving into livermore valley, we have a pretty good looking commute from the altamont pass into livermore. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. cold out there again. does not feel as cold. there is no doubt about it sunday was the coldest. that was like a midwest cold.

but temperatures still cold. let's not kid ourselves. 20s and 30s. a little change now. yesterday we had warmer temps in alaska. things have changed a little bit. ten degrees colder. things have reversed themselves a little bit. they are catching up to us in some respects. because we have still a lot of temperatures that are still in the 20s and 30s. 29 sebastopol. st. helena was 26. remember a lot of these not far away. walnut creek 29 degrees. 31 san ramon. 29 pleasanton. 39 fremont. gilroy 29. menlo park 29. it will be clear today. a lot of sunshine. you can see the ridge of high pressure is a big one. everything continues to go

offshore that helps the coast and also the bay. so half-moon bay and downtown oakland warmer than many inland locations. 59 santa rosa. we are getting close. still low to mid 50s inland. just too tough. that east breeze doesn't help. santa cruz 62. i think we will start to see a few more 60s coast and bay. fog will be back in the valley. that will put a cap on temps rising. the mavericks big wave surfing competition could be held in half-moon bay this weekend. they don't know if the conditions are just right until 48 hours until the event. spectators won't be allowed on the beach because of safety concerns. the best way to watch is online. time now 4:50. we have new information about the body found inside a trunk near the sonoma state campus. the recent criminal case the victim has been tied to. it happened hours ago.

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up for bid with no job guarantees for drivers. the strike effects more than 150,000 students. many disabled. school officials handed out metro cards. facebook is being criticized for its new graph search feature. that was the new thing they rolled out yesterday. it will help users make new friends and find information about their friends on the social networking site. it lets members zero in on mutual acquaintances. critics though say the announcement is premature since it's only available to a limited of users. and most won't be able to try it out for years.

work begins on a mayor work out for the great highway. it will create a smoother roadway for the entire highway. it will also improve pedestrian access to the ocean beach and adjacent prom nod. it will remain open during the construction. let's get you out the door this 4:30 in the morning. how is it looking like? >> there is not a lot going on right now. but this is the time you can get a pretty decent commute. let's take a look at what we have with san francisco traffic. this traffic looks good. there is no road work here and the traffic is light as you drive to the lower deck of the bay bridge. if you are driving to 880 north and southbound the traffic here looks good. there is road work near downtown that is being picked up. if you are driving from livermore to castro valley it has been a pretty nice drive.

let's go to steve. thank you, sal. a very good morning. you can see a ridge of high pressure. i'm standing right over it. under it so to speak. keep an eye on things. people e-mail me. is the pattern going to change? it's a very classic pattern this time of year. it's not happening any time soon but there is hints of it maybe next week. we'll keep you updated on that. right now it will be clear. although patchy fog looks like it's about ready to form. not much in the way of breeze yet. there is enough of a component of a north breeze for some. most locations are calm half- moon bay north at five. temperatures 20s scene 30s. nothing different than what we have seen in the past couple mornings. sunday was the coldest. it's beginning to be wall to wall sunshine today. temperatures coast and bay are coming up a little bit. inland you still get that east breeze. it makes it tough to warm up

some. a hit warmer. 59 santa rosa. 59 berkeley. 55 livermore. 62 santa cruz. gilroy 59. morgan hill 58. lots of sunshine. a little warmer coast and bay on the high side. fog will be a factor. again you get a lot of lead time on that. coming up next oakland one step closer to adopting a new crime fighting plan. we'll have more from a heated meeting and late night vote. developing news out of london. a firey helicopter crash kills two people. the early fear of terror tied to the accident.