>> reporter: two young men are shot outside a bar holding a new year's eve celebration in san jose. we have new information on the victim's injuries and police investigation. >> no rain in the forecast. there's enough of a breeze

from driver's licenses to illegal immigrants and dogs at

>> reporter: police are trying to figure out if sh shooting happened in the parking lot or the sidewalk. police received a 911 call it that a person had been shot at the nightclub. officers found two young men

suffering from gunshot wounds. they were rushed to the hospital and are in critical condition. police roped off the area to gather evidence. officers say it appears fights started inside a new year's eve celebration was happening. it trickled outside when the shots were fired. >> reporter: no word on who the handgun belongs to. police say they don't have a motive. no one is under arrest. police tell me the victims are 20 and 22 years old. but it's unknown if they are

from san jose. back to you. >> all right. we'll talk to you later. 7:05. new this morning, didn't take long for san francisco to clean up after that blockbuster new year's celebration overnight. we took these pictures about an hour ago of market street. workers sprayed water on the road. there are street cleaners to remove the debris left over from the celebration. right now, a group of street sweep remembers still in the embarcadero removing the mess there. >> cold temperatures and police -- and anti-police protesters could not dampen spirits of revelers in san francisco. [ cheers ] >> tens of thousands packed the waterfront to watch the 15- minute fireworks show. fireworks shot 100 to 1,000 feet in the air. organizers said each year they try to stop the previous year. judging by the crowd reaction, the colorful light show did not disappoint.

>> it was great. we loved it. we have been waiting for a long time to be able to see it. we loved it. >> although the temperatures dipped into the 40s overnight, revelers say they had a wonderful time. many took public transportation to and from the event. after the fireworks show, there were reports it took about an hour to get on the bay bridge. the fireworks show appeared to be a distraction for people driving on the bay bridge. this is video shot by one of our producers on the lower deck of the bay bridge. you can see a number of cars there pulled over on the left lane with people actually getting out to watch the fireworks. chp tells us people went on their way once the fireworks were over. they do not recommend you do this, by the way. but there were no accidents as a result of people stopping. there was also a protest along san francisco's embarcadero during the new year's celebration. but no problems reported.

about 50 demonstrators walked to the ferry building. they were holding anti-police banners. one said said no new year under this old system. we can't breathe. dozens of police walked alongside the marchers but there were no confrontations. the march was a peaceful one. however, a similar demonstration in oakland, that one ended with at least 29 arrests. ktvu's signment editor took this photo of a row of chp vehicles as more than 100 people took part in an anti- police march. police say the protest was peaceful up until a couple of demonstrators threw bricks and bottles at the police. police also say the protesters squalled graffiti and they set off illegal fireworks near broadway and telegraph. the protesters booked, they were boorked on charges that -- booked on charges that included vandalism, resisting arrest and assault with a deadly weapon. this first day of 2015 also

marks the sixth anniversary of the fatal b.a.r.t. shooting of oscar grant. later today, a vigil will be held at the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station where this occurred in 2009. former b.a.r.t. police officer, johannes mehserle was convicted. johannes mehserle claimed he shot grant by mistake, he meant to use his taser, not his gun. it happens every year on january 1st, a stack of new laws take effect. and here in california, some are actually quite controversy. alex savidge is live in the newsroom with a look at some news in 2015, including one that involves illegal immigrants. >> good morning. state lawmakers have been quite busy in california addressing issues ranging from illegal immigration to keeping hollywood productions here at home. let's get to a new law stirring quite a bit of controversy. people in this country can now

legally get a california driver's license starting today. supporters say this controversial new law will improve highway safety by requiring they pass a driving test and also get auto insurance. of course, on the flip side of things, opponents arc the new law rewards illegal behavior. then there's audrey's law which will increase criminal penalties force teenagers -- for teenagers convicted of certain sex acts. it's named after audrey potts. she died in a tragic case two years ago. she was sexually assaulted while passed out drunk at a party by three boys who later shared photos of that incident with classmates. audrey committed suicide eight days after the assault. and hollywood is hoping to get a boost from a new state law designed to keep film production here in california. it more than tripled the state's tax credit for film and television companies who shoot here in the golden state. and there's also good news

for dog owners who like to dine out with their pooches. under a new law, you can now legally bring dogs along with you to restaurant patios. but keep in mind, the owners of the restaurant do have the right to object. pet owners are required to keep their dogs on a leash and no hopping on tables or chairs. >> and no begging. >> no. they have to behave. >> thank you. >> sure thing. sam liccardo will be sworn in as san jose's new mayor today. he's already announced key members as he replaces chuck reed. his new chief of staff is jim reed. no relation to the previous mayor. jim reed has been the vice president of the san jose silicon valley chamber of commerce. pete constant is a former city councilman and will serve as a

adviser and this individual will serve as senior policy adviser for land use and economic development. for the second time in the past couple weeks, a teenaged girl forced into prostitution has been found in san rafael. police say the 17-year-old victim from the central valley was located tuesday night by officers at the transit hub at fourth. a lieutenant says the girl was able to text her family ask them for help and said she was just too scared to run away. her parents notified law enforcement, then the fbi notified san rafael police. >> we were contacted by an fbi ascbloeent said they had information that there was a juvenile who was texting this parents saying she was being forced into prostitution and was in san rafael fell. >> the suspect, 19-year-old samantha, was arrested. she's expected to be in court on friday. a second male suspect has not been found yet.

last week, san rafael police found a 16-year-old girl from seattle who say was being forced into prostitution. we saw tara at the gym earlier. but getting in shape is just one of the top goals or resolutions for 2015. up next, we'll attack a look at some of the other resolutions. >> also high wind caused scary moments. this is outside the rosebowl at a festival. up next, the video where at least four people were hurt. the wind of change has come through. there's enough of a breeze holding some of these cold temperatures up. we'll take a look at a few 20s, though. pup: i found a red tag! [laughter] bulldog: mattress discounters' year end clearance sale ends soon!

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alabama plays ohio state in the sugar bowl in new orleans. number 2 ranked oregon plays florida state at the rosebowl in pasadena. the winners move onto the championship game, january 12th in texas. pasadena's famous tournament of roses parade starts at 8:00 this morning. it will be cold out there. the coldest in the parade history. overnight temperatures were almost freezing. that would tie an all-time record low for the parade. the floatmakers were worried the tropical flowers might turn black because it's so cold and they added more glue to the floats. look at the poor girls. some of the spectators lining pasadena street, they were using propane heaters to stay warm. here's proof how strong the wind were. look at this. these were tents set up outside of the rosebowl blown into the air, twisting into the wind.

there's metal attached to the tents. swinging close to people. at least four people suffered minor injuries hit by flying debris caused by this if he none none -- phenomenon called a dust devil. with the new year often comes resolutions. last hour we asked you to share with us when your resolutions were for 2015 and we've got a good response. first of all, this is toya. she said she wants to travel more. i love the two airplanes there. she has a lovely picture. lisa said she wants to stop smoking. excellent goal. really, really good one to try to improve your health, lisa. i like tanya's, she said to be a better me. that's certainly a worthy goal to do. leslie, play the lottery. can't win if you don't play. gotta be in it to win it. that's certainly true. and lastly grace, she says as a

24-hour caregiver, i strive to make time for myself. in case you are wondering what other people around the world are making resolutions about, here is look at some of the popular widespread resolution -- worldwide resolutions. this comes from the emirates, number one is losing weight and exercising. certainly familiar. number two, quit smoking. number three is enjoy life more and cut down on stress. number four is learning something new. i have a friend who did this every year. she would sign up for a new lesson, maybe learn an instrument or a new language. number five, save money. number six be more organized. that's always a good start. number seven, spend more time with loved ones. number eight, volunteer more. number nine spend less time on

social media. that might help with the others and number ten, read more books. the worldwide list is similar to the u.s. list with one missing, and that would be fall in love. go to our facebook page and shaur your resolution -- share your resolutions. we'll share more of yours in the next hour. dave, one of mine would be more portion control. i like to eat good food but i sometimes eat too much. also try to explore the bay area more. there's so many things to do. >> you and me both. >> once a month try something new. >> you and me both. i will adopt those. i try to stay off tori campbell's nerves. >> dave tries to stay out of the doghouse. >> if i could do that, that would be amazing. 7:18. let's talk about weather right now. steve is all over your weather.

cold as it may be. >> i'm trying, dave. i'm spending a lot of time on twitter. [laughter] >> not a loot going -- lot going on. it's cold. santa rosa is in there, sebastopol. fairfield. san jose down to 32. it was colder yesterday in concord. i think they were down to 33. today, 34. walnut creek was 28. today, 33. if you can get to napa, 35. i mean -- because of the airport, they have a good breeze as well. frost advisory is out. freeze warning for inland valleys. santa clara valley as well. here's why -- that's it. east at 15. napa airport northeast breeze. south at novato. haven't seen that in a while. concord northwest. fairfield, due north but a couple of days ago, they were due north at 45 miles an hour. 17 miles an hour at sfo out of the northeast and gusting to 24 at half moon bay which is why sfo's 42 and half moon bay is 45. the low which gave snow to very

low elevations, seen a couple of twitter pictures here from scottsdale, snow, ski flagstaff looks nice. they are doing cart wheels there. for good reason. had pretty good snow that moved through even down to southern california. that system is taking the turn. as it does, the winds relax. i think tomorrow morning we'll be under calmer conditions. so we get to 50s and a few 60s with the northeast breeze. that would help areas such as downtown towards oakland and probably hey long the coast as well -- along the coast as well. look for cold mornings probably colder tomorrow morning and then slow warmup. dry until maybe the end of next week. we've had our break from the rain. now we need to get it back. maybe the end of next week. >> all right. 7:20. well, apple called it its biggest ios release ever. in 20 minutes, how a class- action lawsuit is attempting to use that phrasing against

apple. but first -- >> the very next day i reached out and i was like i have to do something. >> a family who host everything in a christmas fire. they found a long-lost connection with one of the people who reached out to help them in their time of need.

7:23. take a look at this. the space needle in seattle, washington lit up with fireworks as thousands celebrated the new year. fireworks were triggered on the sides as well as on the top of the space needle. the fireworks show startrd at midnight and lasted for about eight minutes. beautiful site there. we know one bay area baby who was among the first to be born in 2015. hospital staff at st. luke's said a baby girl was delivered right atd midnight. 8 pounds and is 21 inches long. both the baby and mother are doing well.

no word on the baby's name but we're told the parents are mr. and mrs. leang. and she's their second child. >> maybe they will call us and tell us. >> exactly. 2015 means new beginnings in the south bay for a popular restaurant badly damaged six months ago in a fire. the restaurant reopened last night for a special new year's eve dinner. they will resume full service tomorrow. the owner and chef david spent 12 years in his kitchen perfecting the dishes. he says he's relieved to be back in action. >> this is what my passion is. this is what i dedicated my life to, and to be able to get back into it is what i enjoy doing and working with the people i enjoy working with is very pleasing. >> he says there's always a special tradition for new year's eve. he's hoping the restaurant will regain the momentum it had six

months ago before the fire. fire started in an outside trash can, spread to the building. caused $250,000. that restaurant has earned 2 michelin stars. it's considered one of the best restaurants in the world by many. ricks and his fiancee, lost everything in this fire. rudy who owns a clothing company, heard about the fire, decided to donate clothing to the couple. when he contacted them, he realized he was donating clothing to two old high school friends. >> he realized when i said, hey, this is obry, you are donating clothes to us, me and jamie. >> i would have done it for anybody in that situation christmas day. that's the worst. that's pretty bad. >> that story is pretty good.

these long-lost friends haven't seen each other since 1984. >> amazing. breaking news from the peninsula. we'll tell tell you what's brought a huge police presence to a south san francisco neighborhood. >> reporter: we're live in san jose, where police are investigating a double shooting on this new year's day. we'll tell you how the victims are doing and what we know about this case. enough of a breeze to keep temperatures in the 30s, 40s. there are a few 20s. we'll take a look and see if there's any rain coming up. female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeout inventory. the year end clearance sale is on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

good morning. happy new year. you are looking live at downtown san jose. really pretty shot. >> it really is. >> tall buildings there and the mountain range in the background. pretty sky as the sun has come up. happy new year. gorgeous shot of the san francisco bay just as the sun is peeking through the hills there. is that the bay bridge or the san mateo bridge? >> good question. >> that is a bridge. [laughter] >> that's a bridge. >> in the bay area as we're overlooking the bay. >> the san rafael bridge. >> the san rafael bridge. okay. i should have known that. it's thursday, january 1st, new

year's day. we're all up and happy and happy to be here. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. i ducked outside. static cool -- not offensive kind of chilly morning for new year's day. >> i know what you mean by that. >> yeah. >> midwest, great lakes, cuts right through you. it's cold for us. i know what dave means. at least there is not a howling breeze. if there was, temperatures would be probably -- windchill would be a bigger issue. as it stands, we still have a frost advisory out. freeze warning for inland valleys. tomorrow morning looks colder. there is too much of a breeze. angwin 44. sebastopol and petaluma, 29 degrees. bubba th tortoise -- bubba the tortoise has not tweeted me yet. thank you, bubba. 34 in pittsburg. 29 in brentwood.

29 antioch. went back up to 30. 30 san ramon. alamo, orinda. there has to be a breeze. otherwise it would be colder. 20s for morgan hill and gilroy. 32 for saratoga. foster city, 45. los altos hills, 40s. look at that. half moon bay, 17 gusting to 24. sfo 17 miles an hour. the low, the powerhouse low which gave snow to very low elevations is moving off into the four corners. sunny, cold morning but it will be in the 50s. a few near 60 degrees. higher elevations, mainly low 50s back to the desk. >> thank you. sal is off but i get to stand in for him and pretend i'm sal. the golden gate bridge looks gorgeous. a lot of people staying home. unless you have to go out, well, you will find the roads are pretty good right now,

again, the golden gate bridge is looking pretty good. let's check the bay bridge toll plaza. a breeze. those rare occasions when you zoom through. the chp maximum enforcement, they are watching for a lot of things. watch out. drive carefully and enjoy this brand-new new year's day. >> good advice. we are following breaking news from the peninsula. police in south san francisco tell ktvu news they are investigating an officer- involved shooting. it happened shortly after 3:00 this morning in the area of orange and railroad avenues near circle court. it's northwest of sfo. there's still a large police presence at the scene at this hour. again, it was an officer- involved shooting. so stay with ktvu news. we have a news crew headed to the scene. we'll continue to update the story as we get new information. 7:32. also new this morning, san jose police are busy starting the

new year, investigating a double shooting. it happened outside of a nightclub on the east side. janine de la vega live in san jose to tell us what the police and what people in the neighborhood are telling you, janine. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. we've been told by people who live and work in this area that this building here right behind me, that it used to be a restaurant but it recently reopened as a nightclub. it's off to a rough start with the shooting happening outside of the doors. police are trying to figure out if it happened in the parking lot or on the sidewalk because bullet casings were found in the street. police say at around 12:30, they were called to rain lounge on cap troll expressway near mclaughlin after shots were fired. they found two men each suffering from a gunshot wound. one person was shot in the face and the other was wounded in the shoulder. they were rushed to a local hospital for treatment. police describe their conditions as critical. officers cordoned off the nightclub and detained several

people to get more information. there was a new year's eve celebration going on prior to the shooting. police say it appears some sort of fight or disturbance happened inside of the lounge and then it traveled outside and that's when shots were fired. >> it's a terrible start. i hope something will be done about it. hopefully they will start to do something to protect us more. >> reporter: police spent hours collecting evidence and gathering information from witnesses who they say have been cooperating with them. and now a handgun was recovered at the scene. officers, though, are trying to gain acdose surveillance video to see if it will be helpful. at this point, police don't have a motive. >> no arrests have been made. we're told the victims are 20 and 22 years old. no word yet on if they were from san jose. back to you. >> what a bay to start a new year. thank you. we'll talk to you later. 7:34. some folks in the bay area celebrated the new year with champagne and glamour at

davey's hall in san francisco. ♪ >> san francisco symphony hosted a gala featuring family guy creator seth mcfarland. he was an academy nominated individual. tickets went for $125. people came in formal attire. one couple drove from oregon to celebrate the new year in the bay area. >> it gives us a chance to dress up and have a great time. >> and dance, of course. [laughter] >> meanwhile, wine and liquor stores rang in the new year with some big sales. in fact, top sellers at one liquor store included bottles of champagne that were selling for $300 each. >> wow. >> a lot of bubbly. well, an estimated 1 million people gathered last night in new york's times

square to watch the famous ball drop to mark the new year. >> 3, 2, 1! [ cheers ] >> just like that. the 12,000-pound waterford crystal ball was dropped at the stroke of midnight eastern time in new york. despite it being so cold out there, some of the people lined up at noon or even earlier just to get a good spot to be in that crowd. new york police reported no major problems, which was good to hear, despite online threats of a new year's eve attack against the police department for the controversial death of eric garner. anti-police protesters in missouri, they will continue their movement through the new year. last night in st. louis, several demonstrators were arrested. they were 0 blocking streets and vandalizing cars. the situation was actually a lot calmer than what happened just hours earlier. here during an event called march to the arch, several dozen protesters actually broke

away. they stormed the police headquarters here. they posted eviction notices on the building saying they were going to reclaim the police d. the police eventually used pepper spray to break up the crowd. five people were arrested, charged with trespassing and assault. san jose police took extra precautions overnight because of online threats against police officers nationwide. every patrol consisted of two officers to provide immediate backup. it's a step that's never been taken in the department's history. while there were fewer cars on streets, there were the same amount of officers. sam liccardo said he supported the police chief's plan. >> it's unfortunate that major city chiefs like our own are put in the position where they have to double up in order to keep officers safe out there. it's already a dangerous enough job. >> the extra precautions are just being taken for new year's. san jose police say they cannot do it on a regular basis

because of staffing levels. and a new group calling itself no on 2024 is fighting san francisco's plan to host the summer olympic games. the group says the billions of dollars of public money needed to host the 2024 olympics would be better spent on schools, healthcare, and public transportation. the group wants to put the matter before voters. the u.s. olympic committee could announce its selection to host the games as early as next week. san francisco, boston, los angeles, and washington, d.c. are the u.s. cities in the running. it is one of the most popular new year's resolutions, of course, getting fit or staying in shape. if you are one of the millions of americans hoping to lose a few pounds tara moriarty joins us live from the 24-hour fitness club in hayward. doing great workout. good morning, tara. >> reporter: i'm building up my

muscles. i'm in good hands this morning. we're talking new year's resolutions and we have our personal trainer here at the facility. you are gonna show us something to work out -- our core? >> right now we're gonna work on core a little bit. core, upper body, arms as well. >> reporter: okay. >> it's simple exercise. all you need is a mat. >> reporter: easy for you to say. >> as in the equipment that you need. >> reporter: okay. >> we're gonna start on our knees. we're gonna come up, make sure our hands are below our chest. >> reporter: that makes it harder. >> keeping your back straight and go back down. >> reporter: okay. i'm already breaking a sweat. let's talk new year's resolutions. >> sure. >> reporter: how do you stick to it? everybody comes in the first month and they leave. how do you get them to come back? >> the thing with trainers, we incorporate fitness into their

lives. instead of it being get a workout and kind of leave and that's it, what we do is we plan ahead, we plan -- basically their lifestyle. we go over diet, we go over their habits, when they wake up, when to workout. >> reporter: i want to do the -- we are were talking about this earlier. a lot of ladies out there, you have babies and these muscles don't exist anymore. whenever i do the normal situps, i find it hurts my neck. you have a good one, a good exercise to combat that. >> i don't have an official name for it but i call them butter turns. similar position to the one prior. >> reporter: okay. >> a little bit of a plank motion. keep your hand separate so you can stabilize and do a full rotation. >> reporter: oh, yeah. >> we're not hitting just the

front part. >> reporter: that's hard. holy cow. i can feel it burning. >> yeah. >> reporter: what about the glutes? you gotta work out that but after all of that stuff over the holidays. >> exactly. i got a great workout. using the ball. >> reporter: these balls are cheap. that's kind of nice. >> easy to find. you can deep it -- keep it in your house. >> reporter: what do you do? >> sit on your butt, center of the ball. the tricky part is keeping stable and not to slip off the ball. that works with stabilization. >> reporter: okay. >> i want to hip ridge and curl. >> reporter: hip ridge and curl. >> we're work a little bit of our core, hip flexors and hamstrings as well. >> reporter: oh, yeah, you can feel that one. that's for sure. these are easier for women, i think to do those, the leg ones. >> i think it's easier -- well,

not easy. but the stabilization makes it a lot harder. it makes it easy. but it's a lot more difficult than it seems. >> reporter: i'm pretty much tearing it up. >> i can see. >> reporter: this is not too hard. but anything with the stomach and the arms. oh, i know. the love handles. we were talking about love handles earlier for our guys out there. what do we do there? >> we're gonna do a modified plank. it will be on the elbows to target the side there. you can do these two ways. you can stack your spread or spread them. i know you are great enough to do that. keeping the body straight, arm up. we want to go under our body, keeping everything straight. >> reporter: oh, yeah. >> all the way back up. >> reporter: okay, guys. i'm gonna send it back to you. i'm gonna do a couple of more of these and then i'm gonna hit the treadmill. at 8:30, we'll join group activity. >> that's right. see what's going on over there.

>> reporter: okay. awesome. >> >> i have to say a lot of people have these fitness bands that help up keep track of your heart rate and camrys and that can be a -- can -- calories and that can be a great way to track your progress. >> reporter: he likes those. >> yeah. in case of you overindulged last night, certain foods may be able to help those who drank too much on new year's eve. maybe you are nursing a hangover. doctors say a glass of coconut water, a sports drink or a banana, really good for hangovers because the electrolytes can help with dehydration. low levels of b-6 vitamins could help intense hangovers. that could be salmon, lean

turkey, chicken or pistachio nuts. if your stomach is unicy, stay away -- uneasy, stay away from the coffee. ginger ail or eggs may help decrease nausea. to prevent an hangover in the first place, it's a good idea to stay hydrated so maybe alternate your cocktail with a glass of water. a teenager girl forced into prostitution, rescued by police. how a cryptic text mess amount helped track her down. up next apple is facing a class-action lawsuit over the newest operating system from mobile devices. why some claim the company is not being fair with its customers. clear and cold out there. it could be colder. why isn't it? because there's enough of a breeze holding temperatures up. we'll have the sunny first forecast of 2015.

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7:47. a tragic start to 2015. 36 people were killed in a stampede during a new year's celebration in china. it happened at shanghai's historic waterfront area about 11:30 last night. 47 people were injured, including 14 who were seriously hurt. the stampede reportedly began as people scrambled for coupons that looked like dollar bills being thrown out of a third- floor window. however, officials say the exact cause of the stampede is still under investigation. nine bodies have been recovered from the air asia flight that crashed in the java sea. wind and heavy rain is making

the recovery effort difficult and strong sea currents keep moving the plane debris. the jet crashed into the java sea on sunday with 162 people on board. authorities are still looking for the plane's fuselage as well as the flight's data recorders. >> translator: one ship, which is equipped with underwater locater beacons to detect a black box signal, and also equipped with a multi-beam sonar to detect metal and give 3-dimensional images have identified on site. >> they have recovered one of the body as a passenger on the plane. air safety officials say this could find a week to find the recorders. apple facing a class-action lawsuit over its ios 8 software. they say it doesn't tell users how much space the software

will use. they say it eats up 23% of the storage space on those devices. so far, there's been no comment from apple on that lawsuit. 7:48. well, sal is off. really not much traffic this morning on the roads. but steve is here because the weather is very important, steve. >> and because i had to. [laughter] >> on the schedule, even though we started at 6:00 a.m., i overslept until 4:45. i better get going. thanks to the glen park bonzi guy on twitter. 42 in glen park and a first sunrise over the bonzi there and also chloe up in clearlake. first sunrise over clearlake. thank you, chloe and everybody on twitter. glen park, very well represented in the city with the weather. we built this city, also a twitter handle sends me great information. debbie cooper where are you. she said yesterday was my birthday. can you mention that? i was busy. it was so darned cold and

windy. i will mention it now. happy birthday, debbie. freeze warning is out. 43 angwin. they have a bit of a breeze. 29 sebastopol. petaluma was 29. they went to 30. lakeport, 30. 30s for brentwood. upper 20s. i did see a 29 in brentwood and antioch. that's running colder than orinda and san ramon. morgan hill and gilroy are in the 20s. saratoga it 32. los gatos, 37. menlo park has been holding steady at 30. yet 15 warmer in foster city. san mateo, 37. no braze verses a breeze. vel east at 15 in napa -- east at 15 in napa. enough to keep temperatures up. 25 gusts half moon bay and sfo at 17. there goes our low which didn't

do much for us with cloud cover but it sure gave us a lot of cold air and the snow in southern california and into southern nevada around arizona is moving out. for us it will be a calm day. a little bit of a braze on the coast. dry pattern for a while. nationally, not as cold as yesterday. but plenty of cold air has filtered into the deep south. it's a cold start here. 4 up in tahoe and 1 degree up in truckee. 1 is the loneliest number, as you know. 1 degree in truckee. sacramento was 29. now they are 30. next rain maybe end of next week. doesn't look strong but there's hints of that coming in. until then, the southern california system gets out. 20s, 30s for some. 40s for others. cold to start, but it's not too bad in the sun. just doesn't last very long in this kind of a pattern. 50s and a few isolated 60s. you. if you can get enough of a breeze, that will help.

cold morning, sunny and warm days, dave. gradual warmup here as we head into the weekend. >> it's cold outside but -- how does this stack up as cold as new year's begins? >> we've been colder. we've had episodes where we were much, much colder. >> really cold. >> all right, steve. thank you. 7:51. a traffic jam on the bay bridge, but not your usual traffic jam. coming up in 20 minutes, the dangerous thing the drivers did last night during the big new year's eve celebration. 2014 was full of memorable moments. coming up next we'll take a look back at the year, it included a major bay area earthquake, a world series and some hidden cash.

welcome back. new year's day. as we start the new year of 2015, we want to take a look back. 2014 was a year marked with big

highs and some big lows here in the bay area. we had controversy, tragedies as well as remarkable stories of survival and celebration. claudine wong and our editor steven haggard give us a look at the past year in local news. >> reporter: there are images from 2014 that are hard to forget, from raging fires like the one that destroyed this san francisco construction project. hands up! don't shoot! >> reporter: to police shooting protests that overtook our streets and freeways. there were the scandals. in silicon valley all eyes were on the woman described as a high-end prostitute and the tech expect who died after she allegedly injected him with heroin. we saw politicians become defendants, lee land lee and, this man, ryan chamberlain who the fed say had bombmaking materials in his apartment.

cautions over ebola, immigration reform. mother nature took headlines with the 6.0 earthquake that caused were damage in napa and solano counties and the drought still has us still reeling and conserving. there was tragedy. thomas smith was mistakenly shot and killed by a fellow officer during of search of an apartment. >> it's difficult to express how much sorrow you are feeling right now and how much pain. >> reporter: and there are stories we still don't understand, including the isla vista rampage that took the lives of three students from the bay area. >> it's personally affected every student in a different way. >> reporter: there are stories of survivals. who can forget the stowaway who made it all the way from san jose to maui in the wheel well of a plane. >> we have a guy is claiming to have stayed away in the landing gear from san jose to hawaii. >> reporter: sports gave us a lot to talk about. the 9ers began the year with the crushing nfc championship

and bid fairwell to the stick, said hello to levi and goodbye to harbaugh. raiders' fans have been tested. the warriors have done their part and we had the giants' world series championship. [ cheers ] >> reporter: things we said goodbye to also came back. the blue angels returned for fleet week. we found new ways to get to the same place, via the connector. this year we connected through social media. we dumped ice buckets on your head and searched for treasures thanks to the no longer mysterious hidden cash tweeter. >> you want us to assassinate the leader of north korea? >> yes. >> reporter: even hollywood made headlines as "the interview" had president obama and north korea at odds. >> good morning, vietnam! >> and 2014 broke our hearts with the loss of robin wles -- williams. he lived and died in tiburon.

the life of lost of a man who made us all laugh so hard is too hard to put into words. >> one of those moments. there are no words. robin williams. 7:57. coming up for you on "mornings on 2," we're getting breaking news right now. it's coming from the peninsula. we're out there live. these are live pictures. a huge police presence right now in south san francisco. an officer-involved shooting that led to this response. plus -- a new year also means some new laws take effect. up next, what you need to know to stay on the right side of the law in 2015 and how your dog might even be affected. might be a three-dog night where you are. a lot of 20s from the north bay all the way to the santa cruz mountains. it's crystal clear. we'll have your updated forecast.

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good morning. do we give you new year's fireworks? this is incredible. the fireworks lit up the sky at the stroke of midnight in san francisco. our cameras were right there along with tens of thousands of people packing the embarcadero, ringing in the new year 2015. coming up in a couple of minutes, we'll have more about a distraction that happened during the celebration and how

the police dealt with it. stay tuned for that. as for right now, we say good morning. happy new year to you. i'm dave clark. happy new year, i'm tori campbell. sal is off today. not surprisingly. but let's get a quick look at the weather with steve. a lot of people might be heading out, taking a hike. >> take a hike. [laughter] >> dress warm. there are many reports of 20s now starting to come in, especially from the north bay to the santa cruz mountains. take a look at some of those. santa rosa has checked in at 28 degrees. i know occidental 26. fairfield was 29. now they are 31 degrees. 49 sfo because they have a northeast breeze and 46 half moon bay. blossom hill came in at 28 as well. there are many reports. antioch, 29. brentwood hit 29. frost advisory, freeze warn something out. frost advisory bayshore line. menlo park, palo alto, portolo valley have checked in from 26 to 29.

foster city is 45. any braze holds it up -- breeze holds it up. without the breeze, it tails off. half moon bay, 16. sfo northeast at 14. hayward northeast at 67. it looks like a northeast breeze which can be a nice breeze for the coast this time of year. 60s the low giving us the cold air. the wind is moving far enough out of the picture that it will start to calm down the breeze. sunny, chilly, cold morning. then a lot of sunshine today. 50s and also 60s. are we doing traffic now? >> yeah, we are. most people are home today. >> sleeping in a little bit. in case you have anywhere to go on this new year's day, here is a look at the roads. that's a beautiful shot. kind of a shame berof commerce picture there. not a lot of cars. it's early. 8:00 a.m. for people to be hitting the road. but a few people out there. here is another look at the bay bridge toll plaza. kind of a rare sight. wide open there but dave made a good point. there could be a lot of chp officers out there. >> when up have the wide open

roads you are tempted to go fast. good idea just to still drive carefully. 8:0 3. breaking news from the peninsula. our news crew is on the scene of this morning's officer- involved shooting in san francisco. these are some live pictures of the scene right now. you can see a police officer patrol car there with the lights on. this happened shortly after 3:00 in the morning in the area of orange and railroad avenues, not far from orange memorial park. there is still a large police presence at the scene where this officer-involved shooting happened. stay tuned to "mornings on 2." we are expecting to get more information later this hour. 8:03. also new this morning, san jose police starting the new year investigating a double shooting. it happened outside of a nightclub on the east side. ktvu's janine de la vega live in san jose. tell us what know about the

victims and this case. >> reporter: the shooting happened right outside of rain lounge located here near capitol expressway and mclaughlin. it's unclear if the shots were fired in the parking lot or here near the sidewalk, though police sources tell me one of the victims was shot in the face. the other was shot in the shoulder. police received a 911 call just before 12:30 this morning that a person had been shot outside of the club. officers found two young men officering from gunshot wounds. they were rushed to the hospital and we're told they are in critical condition. police roped off the area to gather evidence and question club patrons. officers say it appears some disturbance or fight started inside where a new year's eve celebration was happening inside and it trickled outside. that's when the shots were fired. we saw several security guards and employees leave. but they would not give details on what happened. within man who works nearby says he wasn't surprised it happened. >> it used to be a restaurant. people used to hang out and drink there at nighttime.

it was a rowdy crowd. they closed down. it has not been a month it's been there. to hear about the shooting. >> it's crazy. nobody likes to hear stuff like, especially starting off the new year. >> reporter: police are working on trying to see if surveillance video exists to help in their investigation. they did recover a handgun at the scene. no word on who it belongs to. at this point, police say they don't have a motive and no one is under arrest. police tell me the victims are 20 and 22 years old. but it's unclear if they are from san jose. back to the studio. >> thank you. on this first day of the new year, a stack of new laws take effect. omhere in -- some here in california are stirring controversy. alex savidge has more. >> from driver's licenses for the undocumented to dogs dining

out at restaurants. there are a lot of new laws to get familiar with here. first off, let's get to one that's quite controversial dealing with illegal immigration. people living in this country illegally can legally get a california driver's license starting today. supporters say this controversial new law will improve highway safety by requiring they pass a driving test and get auto insurance. opponents argue the new law rewards illegal behavior. another state law taking effect today is designed to protect student athletes playing football. students who suffer a head injury will have to wait seven days and have a doctor's note before they can play again. this new law also limits high schools to just two full contact practices a week. the goal here is to minimize brain injuries and concussions. a new state law isn't so concerned about which came first, the chicken or the egg. the only thing that matters is whether the chicken was treated humanely before it laid the

egg. this law requires every egg sold in california must come from an hen that had enough space to stand up, turn around and stretch its wings inside its enclosure. there are still lingering questions about what farmers are required to do. good news for pet owners who like to dine out with their dogs. you can now legally bring dogs along with you to restaurant patios, although they must be on a leash and they must behave themselves and restaurant owners still have the right to object to the dogs being there. they can send your pooch packing if they like, i guess with a doggie bag. [laughter] >> couldn't help myself. >> thank you. it was cold and there were anti-police protesters out there but that did not spoil the new year's eve celebration in san francisco. [ cheers ] >> i like that. thousands of people packed

waterfront along the embarcadero watching the 15- minute fireworks show that filled the sky. about 1,000 feet in the air. organizers say every year they try to top the previous year. and judging by the crowd's reaction, the fireworks did not disappoint. >> it was great. we loved it. we've been waiting for a long time just to be able to see it. we loved it. >> now, although the temperatures fell in the 40s overnight, the audience says they still had a great time. many took public transportation to and from the event. muni and caltrain offered free rides but a lot of people still drove. after the fireworks show, well, they got caught. it took about about an hour to get on the bay bridge. the big fireworks show did prove to be a big distraction for people driving on the bay bridge. look at this video. this was shot by one of our viewers on the lower end of the bridge. several cars just pulled over in the left lane.

people actually got out of their cars, watching the fireworks show. doesn't happen all of the time. the chp tells us people did go on their way once the fireworks were over and luckily, there were no accidents reported because people had stopped there on the bridge. it didn't take long for san francisco to clean up after the big new year's celebration. now, this is video we shot earlier this morning. the suite streeters out there near the ferry building, busy, cleaning up everything taking out the confetti and paper streams left over on the sidewalk in the streets from the celebration. this first day of 2015 marks the sixth anniversary of the fatal shooting of oscar grant. later today, family members and friends will hold a vigil in honor of grant at oakland's fruitvale b.a.r.t. station where the shooting took place on new year's day 2009. former b.a.r.t. police officer johannes mehserle was later convicted of involuntary manslaughter for

grant's death. johannes mehserle claim heed shot grant by mistake and meant to use his taser instead of his gun on the b.a.r.t. platform. san francisco police report no troubles from a demonstration along the embarcadero during the new year's celebrations. >> hands up, don't shoot! >> about 50 protesters walked to the ferry building holding anti-police banners. one large sign read, no new year under this old system. we can't breathe. dozens of police officers walked with the marchers but never intervened. the demonstrations stayed peaceful but a similar protest in oakland ended with at least 29 arrests. the ktvu's signment editor took this picture of a row of chp vehicles on 980 as more than 100 people took part in an anti- police march. police say the protest was peaceful up until a few demonstrators started to throw bricks and bottles at them. police say the protesters

scrawled graffiti and set off illegal fireworks near broadway and telegraph. protesters arrested were arrested for vandalism, resisting arrest and assault with a deadly weapon. be careful driving this morning. dui checkpoints are set up making sure people out celebrating the new year don't drink and drive. here's some video from oakland. the police stopping drivers here at this checkpoint. now, while the ktvu photographer was out there no one was detained for dui. several drivers were pulled over because they didn't have a driver's license. the chp's mack mumm enforcement period continues until sunday. a dui arrest can cost you thousands of dollars. it may even land you in jail. for the second time in just the past couple of weeks, a teenaged girl forced into prostitution has been found in san rafael. police say the 17-year-old victim from the central valley was located tuesday night by

officers at the transit hub at 4th and heatherton. a loit said the girl was able to -- lieutenant said the girl was able to text her family asking for help and said she was too scared to run away. the parents called law enforcement, then the fbi notified san rafael police. >> we were contacted by an fbi agent who told us that they had information that there was a juvenile who was texting their parents saying she was being forced into prostitution and she was currently in san rafael. >> now, 19-year-old samantha johns was arrested. she's expected in court friday. a second male suspect has not been found. last week, san rafael police found a 16-year-old girl from seattle who they say was being -- they say she was being forced into prostitution. 8:12. sam liccardo will be sworn in at san jose's new mayor later today. she's already announced some key members of the staff as he replaces outgoing mayor chuck reed. his new chief of staff is jim reed, who has been the vice

president of san jose silicon valley chamber of commerce. pete constant is a former city councilman and will serve as a part-time senior adviser for fiscal form and pension issues. and roo is holed over from chuck reed's administration. he will serve as a senior policy adviser for land use and economic development. >> wish him well. >> yes. i know one of your resolutions is to see more of the bay area that you haven't seen. >> yeah. >> that's a good one. new year means resolutions. what you viewers are telling us about your goals. high winds, caused scary moments. up next, the video of an incident that left four people hurt. well, our wind advisories have been dropped. we'll take a look at 20s, talk about some and see what's in store for the next couple of days. the holiday season is here, which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature,

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happening now, the tournament of roses parade is underwayne. float builders and performers were preparing up to the very last minute. this year is one of the coldest in the rose parade's 126-year history. that's pardon for me to imagine. it's always in the 80s. overnight the temperatures were close to 32 in pasadena. a record low for the parade.

they were using propane heaters to stay warm. this is a demonstration of how windy it was in pasadena. this is incredible. right outside of the rosebowl, tents were picked up by the winds and just swirled around and, again, there are pieces of metal on them. and so this is a wild, dangerous scene. it's a weather phenomenon called a duffel devil. it's like a whirlwind over land. four people were injured slightly bay this flying debris. you can watch the rose parade on channel 36. the parade started at 8:00. the preshow was at 7:00. if you missed any part of it, don't worry. we'll rerun the parade coverage all day long until 5:30 this

evening. with the new year comes new year's resolutions we've been asking you to share with us what resolutions are. here's some of what you told us. this is yvonne, i love her hat. furry hat. she wants to go to church more certainly very commendable. and here is one from ernest saying my resolution is speaking up more, saying how i feel. dollar sign dollar sign dollar sign. not sure if there's money involved there. allen, i'm a big fan of this, he -- i'm not sure what that figure is next to him. he wants to eat more fruits and vegetables and to extremely cut down on meat. allen, i eat a lot of fruits and vegetables and i feel great. that's a good one. jody, i like this one, waste less. less trash, less gar badge. maybe recycle more. a good resolution to have. and jessica, i love this, lose

my keys less. that would be a tough one. good luck with that. we want you to join the conversation, go to our facebook page and share your new year's resolutions. we'll share some more of the resolutions and you can check on them throughout the day. dave? >> there's good stuff. 8:19. i vow -- i promise i will listen to every word of steve paulson's weather forecast every single time you have one. cold out for many. a lot of 20s coming in especially from the north bay and mendocino county, lake county down to the santa cruz mountains. lakeport finally joining the party at 29. sebastopol is 29. petaluma was 29. now 31. enough of a breeze in angwin to keep them up there.

brentwood, antioch, 29. now 30. morgan hill, gilroy had 20s this morning. they still have 20s. a lot of 30s around and then menlo park, palo alto, portolo valley, woodside, 27, 29. foster city is 46 degrees. there's also upper 20s. east at 12 at napa. look at oakland airport. 14 gusting to 23. we're not done with the breeze. 14 sfo which is why they are 49 degrees. the low which gave us the cold and the wind is now moving far enough east it's out of the picture. it will be a weathermaker as it moves across. rather brisk for most. 4 for tahoe. zero in truckee. 11 in reno. ukiah reports also in lake county. there goes the system. it's out of the picture. southern california storm is

out. pictures coming in. saw snow from sedona. it's a dry pattern. sunny and chilly. you remember them, sunny and chilly, dave. [ applause ] >> very good friends. 50s on the temps. very low 60s. this kind of a pattern can be nice for the coast and the bay i know it doesn't last long. >> we'll do our best. for those of us here this morning -- i nope i didn't have anything to drink. i get up too early to do that. in case you overindulged, coming up in 20 minutes, the specific foods doctors say may help you get back on your feet after having too much to drink. plus, from not being released to now, you can't avoid it. how sony will make "the interview" available every

tomorrow.

boy, that's a dazzling display in dubai. that is the world's tallest building. this was the star attraction as the united arab emirates welcomed in 2015.

dubai set out to break the record in this spectacular light show. the people from guinness were on hand to oversee it. north korea joined in the new year's celebration with its own fireworks show. this was the third national new year's eve event in the history of modern north korea. leader kim jung un started the tradition when he took power following his father's death. and in paris, fireworks set off signaled the first moments of the new year. for the french, the new year holiday lasses for the next month. they know how to celebrate, with food, drinks and well wishes for 2015. we know of at least one baby who is wrong the first to be born in 2015. hospital staff at st. luke's hospital in san francisco say a baby girl was delivered right at midnight. she weighs eight pounds and is 21 inches long. doctors say both the baby and mother are doing well. no word on the baby's name. but we're told the parents are

mr. and mrs. leang. she's their second child. congratulations to them. >> congratulations. 8:26. well, today, sony pictures is expanding the release of the movie "the interview." >> hello, north korea! ♪ >> now, today the movie will be released to more u.s. theaters along with cable, satellite and telecom services. if you want, you can order the film on demand through comcast or at and t u verse. the movie is about plotting to assassinate north korea's leader. sony pulled the film off after a very embarrassing hacking scandal and there were threats made to movie theaters that planned to show it. on a related note, a south korean activist said later this month he will launch balloons dropping the movie and dvds into north korea. back here at home, the

antioch police department has lost a former member of the police force. it's thor. he was part of the k-9 unit before he retired two years ago. thor died tuesday at the age of 14. that's old age for a dog. four years ago, thor was shot and wounded during a shootout with a burglary suspect. he was working with officer mathew harker. on the antioch police department facebook page, the officer is quoted as saying, even though thor was hurt, he immediately engaged the suspect and held onto him during a continued fight. that night without a caught, tho saved our lives. there is no other story that can top that. 8:27. still ahead, from licenses for illegal immigrants to limits on youth football practices. coming up next, we'll tell you about the new laws taking effect because it's a new year. and the window for the maverick surfing competition is now officially open but why

watching the contest, that may be especially hard this year. well, temperatures this morning, 20, 30s and 40s. a little bit of a fog bank has started to form for a few. we'll talk about that, maybe 20s tomorrow. more so, i will explain why.

♪ do we know how to make you up on a new year's morning? we're looking at san rafael. we've got the piano playing behind you. this beautiful picture.

a production of ken lawrence, just to make you happy on a thursday morning. we're glad you are joining us as we say happy new year. january 1st. a brand new day, a brand-new year. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather an traffic. a little nippy outside. steve paulson has your forecast. you say tomorrow will be a little bit. >> was ken lawrence there? >> ken lawrence. >> yeah. >> nice job, ken. i didn't know you could do that. 30s for some. 20s for others. a lot of 30s and 20s all the way to the santa cruz mountains from the north at well. 28 santa rosa. yet 49 sfo. 20s for morgan hill, gilroy, we'll take a trip around here in just a second here. frost advisory out. there's enough of a breeze holding some of these temperatures up. freeze warning will take us. tomorrow morning looks to be colder. sebastopol was in the upper 20s. petaluma as well. occidental. healdsburg, 29. 29 at lakeport. alamo, 35. la fayette, 35.

san ramon, 37. there has to be a little bit of a breeze there. brentwood and antioch checked in at 29 degrees. morgan hill and gilroy were there. gilroy still was. i think they made it to 26. we're starting to bounce off the morning lows. menlo park, palo alto, portolo valley and woodside, upper 20s. east at 12 at napa gusting to 23 at oakland. that's enough to stir things up inspect atmosphere. half moon bay east. that will keep the temperature from getting down to critical min mulls. the low is moving off to the east. that's ayou willing high pressure to build -- allowing high pressure to build in. that will give us a sunny day. 50s with a lot of sunshine to near 60 for some. dave, you are gonna handle the traffic? yeah. i'm standing in for sal. most people are home. in case you plan to go out this new year's day, here is a look

at the roads. 88 in oakland, a breeze. if you are gonna hit 880, it's the right time to go. we are watching the area around the toll plaza, again, wide open. it's wide open at the toll plaza. 833. there is a lot going on. we're getting a lot of information. these are live pictures of breaking news from south san francisco. a lot of police out here. this is the police command post near tennis drive and orange avenue. police say officers were involved in an exchange of gunfire with a suspect still on the loose. no one was hit. they say this happened shortly after 3:00 this morning in the area of orange and railroad avenues. this is not far from orange memorial park. several streets in the area are locked down. there is a s.w.a.t. team out there in south san francisco searching for the suspect still on the loose. again, you can see in the pictures, a lot of police are

still in that area but our crew at the scene says the search appears to be winding down. not sure what that means. still not clear what led up to the gunfire. but we'll keep an eye on what's happening in south san francisco in the area of around orange avenue. so stay tuned. in the meantime, the chp trying to determine what led up to a deadly crash here on 580 near the mcarthur boulevard offramp in oakland. it happened around 3:30. investigators say one person was killed. it was a single cash crash. another person was hurt. but that crash shut down the offramp for more than two hours. it is open again now. 8:34. it happens every year. on january 1st there is a stack of new laws that take effect. here in california, some of them are quite controversial. kight's alex savidge is live -- ktvu's alex savidge is live in the newsroom. you are taking a look at some

of these new laws including one involving illegal immigrants. >> state lawmakers have been quite busy addressing issues ranging from illegal immigration to keeping hollywood productions here at home. a new law that's stirring controversy, people in this country, illegally can now legally get a california driver's license. supporters say this law is improve highway safety by reqiferring they pass a driving test and get insurance. opponents say this law simply rewards illegal behavior. another law taking effect is designed to protect student athletes playing football and other contact sports in california. students who suffer a head injury now have to wait seven days and also have a doctor's note before they can play again. this new law also limits high schools to just two full contact practices a week and the goal here, of course, is to minimize brain injuries and concussions. as we head into 2015, hollywood

is hoping to get a boost from a new state law designed to keep film productions here in california. it more than tripled the state's tax credit for film and television companies who choose to shoot here in the golden state. we've seen a lot of film productions here in the bay area as well recently. goods news for dog owners who like to dine out with their pooches. under a new state law, you can now legally bring your dogs along with you to restaurant patios only. but keep in mind here, the owners of the restaurant still do have the right to object to your dog being there and dave, this new law also requires pet owners to keep their dogs on a leash and under control. that means no hopping up on the chairs to eat alongside you. a lot of pet owners like to do that. >> i have feeling there will be more debate about that still to come. >> i think you are probably right and local municipalities has the right to enact the law that ban dogs on patios.

there could be controversy there. >> we'll talk to you later. thank you. 8:37. some folks in the bay area celebrated the new year with champagne and glamour at davey's hall in san francisco. ♪ >> the san francisco symphony hosted a gala featuring family guy creator seth mcfar lan. tickets for went from $85 to $195 a person. guests came in formal attire. one couple drove ten hours from oregon to celebrate 2015 in the bay area. >> it gives us a chance to dress up and have a great time. and dance. >> and dance, of course. dancing was definitely a big pull. [laughter] wine and i lick ear stores had big sales. top sellers include bottles of champagne for $300 each.

8:38. if you love surfing, well, the window opening today for the maverick surf contest. the big one, but this year there won't be a public festival at the big wave competition. organizers say unforeseen circumstances and challenges forced the change. they plan to announce sometime soon how you fans can watch the surf contest. in the past, there's been a live internet stream. the mavericks fest valley has been held in half moon bay for the past couple of years. that followed after people on the beach at pillar point were knocked down by a rogue wave back in 2010. happening right now, some brave swimmers are making a break from alcatraz. this is video of the swimmers for the annual swim. it's already cold out there. 130 swimmers from san francisco's dolphin club jumped into the waters and raced to the shore. now, we talked to one of the

swimmers who says she's not too worried about how cold it is in the water. >> it was too windy. we're not sure when the tide is gonna turn. it's not very windy right now. it should be 54, 55 degrees in the water, they say. it's not cold. that's the worst part. >> not cold. crossing that area is 1.25 miles. >> those guys are keeping one of the more popular resolutions going. one of the more popular resolutions is getting fit or staying in shape. if you are one of the millions of americans hoping to shed a few pounds that were gained during the holidays, our intrepid reporter tara moriarty is live at a gym in hayward with advice how to get in shape with 2015. very inspiring, tara. >> reporter: i just got off the treadmill. i did about 20 minutes.

i'm already ahead of the game. now we're doing body pump at the 24-hour fitness in hayward off whipple road. and christian is joining us. he's a personal trainer. are these people crazy? >> oh, yeah. they love this stuff. >> reporter: they get into it. >> all the way across the gym you can hear the whoop, whoop. >> reporter: thnk is about aerobics. >> this is kind of like strength and aerobics combined. >> reporter: we were talking about new year's resolutions because they are difficult to keep. after a couple of months it starts to wane. how are you able to keep it up. i know as a personal trainer, your job is to keep people motivate. >> as a trainer, we do a lot of research and get you progressively from point a to point b. a lot of people try doing this, they go crazy and hurt themselves and stop cold

turkey. we do all of the work for you. we go step by step and plan everything out and we're ready for everything you throw at us. >> reporter: it's good to say that you want to get skinny but you have to set realistic goals and you don't want to overdo it because you do injure yourself. >> over train something always a possibility that people always overlook. >> reporter: what's your new year's resolution? >> to get to 140 pounds at 8% body fat. >> reporter: i wish that was my goal. i think i'll have to rethink the goal. i was gonna just cut out sweets. you this i think i better up my game. >> everything is a goal. >> reporter: what are they doing? this looks very tough. i'm gonna let you hold this. >> you are gonna do a slow squat in different intervals of

levels. try to take it slower. there we go. >> reporter: i can feel the pain. i think i'm gonna be slightly sore tomorrow. >> and that can be a good feeling. >> reporter: what advice do you offer to folks? >> other advice i would offer you is make fitness a part of your life. you know, it's much easier when you start loving things and this class does a great deal of that. it helps you keen -- keep in touch with people and have fun while you are working out. >> reporter: these people look like they are having a lot of fun. >> right, dave raw. >> -- right, tara. >> reporter: i'm gonna send it back to you guys. you feel good when you leave. >> proud of you, tara. >> reporter: didn't put any weights on this. it's really light. >> you still look good. >> reporter: i should say it has a lot of weight on it. makes me look a little tough. >> looking good. thank you. >> nice job. and i mean, i actually put my

workouts on my calendar so they are already in there. so if somebody says want to do something this afternoon in got my workout to do. what police are doing to protect the public and protect them selves because of threats posted on social media.

3, 2, 1! [ cheers ] >> it is 8:45. and an estimated 1 million people gathered at times square in new york to watch the famous ball drop. the 12,000-pound waterford crystal ball came down at midnight eastern time. despite really chilly temperatures some visitors started to line up at noontime or earlier to get a prime vantage point. new york police reported no major problems. in fact, they said times square was probably the safest place in the city despite threats of an attack against the nypd for the controversial death of airic garner -- eric garner. police protesters in missouri are vowing to continue their movement through the new year. demonstrators were arrested for blocking traffic and

vandalizing a car. several dozen protesters broke away and stormed police headquarters. they posted eviction notices on the building saying they were going to recomplain the police department. officers eventually used pepper spray. five people were arrested on trespassing and assault charges. san jose police tookextra precautions overnight because of those threats online. every police patrol had two officers giving an immediate backup. it's a step that's never been taken in the history. while there were fewer patrol cars. there was the same amount of officers. sam liccardo said he supported the police chief's plan. it's unfortunate that major city chiefs like our own are put in the position where they have to double up in order to keep officers safe out there. it's already a dangerous enough job. >> the extra precautions are just being taken for new year's day. san jose police say they can't

do this on a regular basis because of their police staffing levels. there is a new group calling itself no on 2024. they are fighting san francisco's plan to host the summer olympic games. now, the group says the billions of dollars of public money needed to host the 2024 olympics, it could be better spent on schools, public healthcare and transportation. the group wants to put this matter before the voters. u.s. olympic committee may announce the selection to host the games as early as next week. san francisco boston, los angeles, and washington, d.c. are the u.s. cities in the running for that. >> this is just for the one u.s. city that will go to the international olympic committee and then they will be part that selection process. and steve is selecting the best way to tell us about the weather. still chilly this morning, steve. >> it is. 20s, 30s and 40s. there's enough of a breeze sfo, 49. half moon bay, 48. cassie jean in el granada said

it's 48 here. i feel better it's not 28. no kidding. santa rosa is 28. a lot of 20s north bay. also down to the santa cruz mountains. there were numerous more than we can count. the breeze, once it tails off, we'll see even colder lows inland. frost advisory ends in 11 minutes. look at the breeze. 12 at napa. that will do it. 24 -- or 14 gusting to 23 at oakland and due north out of half moon bay gusting to 18. sfo 14. some areas have calmed down. you have 20s. others did not. the low that was responsible for that is now moving into new mexico and also into utah. it will be a major player. 4 up in tahoe. zero in truckee. redding with a north wind of 46. 26 ukiah. 20s and 30s. this low, as it advances out they are talking about ice storms in northern texas and oklahoma. we'll keep an eye on that. that could be a big

weathermaker. sunny, chilly for us. patchy fog popped up. a little bit around concord. even though the air mass is dry, it's not dry enough to give us fog. the coast will be pretty nice today. it will be sunny, mild. the mornings will be cold. the days will be slightly warmer as we go into the week. >> looking forward to the warmup. >> i know. the lives of a family in san jose turned upside down by a christmas fire. >> very next day, i reached out and i was like, i have to do something. >> well, next we'll tell you how the efforts to help them led to an unexpected reunion between some long-lost friends.

welcome back. las vegas rang in 2015 with a bang. this included performances by lanedy gaga, maroon 5, jennifer lopez. the space needle in washington lit up. the fireworks are triggered on the sides of the building and at the top of the space needle. the show started at midnight and lasted for about eight

minutes. 2015 means new beginnings for a popular restaurant badly damaged in a fire. the restaurant reopened last night for a special new year's eve dinner. they are gonna resume full service tomorrow. the owner and chef david has spent 12 years in his kitchen perfecting the dishes at the restaurant. he says he's happy to be back in action. >> this is what my passion is. this is what i've dedicated my life to. to be able too get back into it is something that i enjoy working and working with people i enjoy working with is a very pleasing moment for me. >> now, kent says new year's eve has always been a special tradition. he's opening in 2015, they will regain the momentum they had six months ago before the fire. the fire started in an outdoor trash can and spread to the building and caused $250,000 damage. the restaurant has earned 2

mish lynn cars. it's considered by many food critics to be one of the best restaurants in the world. a christmas day fire in san jose and an act of generosity brought together long-love friend. this man and his fiance lost everything when their apt caught fire on christmas day. rudy who owns a clothing company heard about the fire and decided to donate company to the couple. when he contacted them, he realized he was donating clothes to two old high school friends. >> he realized when i said, this is obry, you are donating clothes to me and jamie. >> i would have done it for anybody in that situation, christmas day. that's the worse. that's pretty bad. >> what a lot of damage. the long lost friends have not seen each other since 1984. >> wish them well. well, a popular east bay

sports bar planning to move to san francisco. talking about mccovey's in walnut creek. it's been a go-to spot for sports fans for years. there's video. this was shot during the world series. it shows the restaurant which was named after giant' hall of famer willie mccovey. the owners say they plan to move near at&t park in san francisco sometime in the future. last day scheduled for february 2nd, the day after the super bowl. certain foods may be able to help people -- you, maybe, if you drank too much on new year's eve and have a hangover. doctors say a glass -- i'm not an expert. a glass of coconut water, a sports drink or a banana is good for a hangover because the electrolytes help with dehydration. loaf levels of b-6 vitamins may intensity hangovers. they say try eating foods that are high in b-6 like salmon,

lean turkey, chicken or even pistachio nuts. if your stomach is queasy, some studies show that eating ginger or eggs help to reduce the nausea. now, to prevent a hang over in the first place, the experts say it's good to stay hydrated while you are drinking a lot of alcohol. and then just alternate a cocktail with a glass of water. >> yeah, that's always really helpful. >> and eat something, too. all right. so steve, people, you know, whether you have a hang over or not, you want to get out and enjoy the day? >> not too bad in the afternoon. but the boy drops fast. i think tomorrow morning will be colder. colder mornings but then sunny, mild, warm days. >> i'm looking at the pictures of the fog. there was patchy fog near concord. it will be back slowly the next couple of days. it will be cold. >> happy new year. >> happy new year. that's our report our new

year's day report for you. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. there's no ktvu channel 2 news at noon quad but we'll continue to bring you updates online at 5:00 and 6:00. as we leave you now with a look at the tournament of roses parade in rather chilly pasadena. you can watch it on our sister station, 36 where we will rerun our parade coverage all day long until 5:30 this evening. thanks for watching. happy new year.

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