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a lot of confusion some of the warmest temperatures coming our way coming up. mike and claudine, back to you. i'm looking forward to that report. looking forward to the other reports. i have been on the ship. never spent the night. it sounds awesome. >> i bet you lay in the crew beds and you just think umm, if you can imagine a shark. it was probably cold. >> yes, you probably had to plan for really cold weather. we are talking long johns and that is what we have this morning as well. giving you a live look here at san jose. good morning to you.

hazy sunshine, yes, indeed another spare the air coming our way for today. which means unless you are exempt no lighting that wood in the fireplace this morning. we got air equal issues for some of us. moderate air equal for parts of the bay area and slightly above the air quality moderate going into unhealthy for the north bay and the central bay. you can see the reason above one hundred and you get above that one hundred level mark and we get the shade of orange. for the east bay and the santa clara valley moderate and something to consider if you are out and about exercising if you have lung issues to deal with. as we get through the morning, it is a cold one and if you are just joining us, i spoke about it at the top of the hour, we have a freeze warning for our valleys and a frost advisory for the bay area until 9:00 this morning and a warming trend that will begin. temperatures today, similar to yesterday and as we get into

the sunday, monday time frame, temperatures will climb and it looks like wednesday, may be the warmest day as the ridge of high pressure continues to build over the bay area. so what we have outside our door this morning, again, you will need to bundle up if you are going out, below freezing in areas like fairfield and napa and santa rosa. 36 in san rafael and temperatures in the low 30s for the east bay and 43 san francisco and redwood city you are checking in at 37. san jose, 33. as we get out the door this morning, a cold one but by the afternoon not so bad, take a look at this. 54 for nevada and 54 for berkeley and san francisco low 50s and mid-50s for oakland and it will shift in the south bay and take a look. 55 for free month and 56 san jose and mostly sunny skies and perhaps planning a last minute get away and santa cruz not a bad spot and lake tahoe not a

bad spot. if you haven't hit the slopes do so, cold and sunny and the wind will be light earlier in the week. they had wind issues like we did and some of the ski resorts weren't able to open up on new year's eve and the extended forecast with the bay area weekend in view, there is the warmup, we will be slightly warmer tomorrow and even warmer on monday, tuesday actually looks to be the warmest day, mid 60s in the forecast. >> i have seen pictures posted on facebook from friends in tahoe ain't looks all sunny and pretty. >> it is so cold. >> you haven't been there yet? >> no. >> shocking. >> i am shocked. i know. stop talking about it. >> okay. all right. >> you are bothering me. time now is 7:20. and now back in the '80s. marty goes back to the future, do you remember that movie and the sequel, the sequel was set in 2015 and we look at the movie world and how it stacked up to the real thing. >> and taking a chance by love and dating online while many

sites are expected to be

extremely busy tomorrow. >> remember the back to the future movies. nonmcfly, dock biff. the first film filmed in 1958 when marty traveled to the past to save his parents' movie. >> and they went to the year 2015. >> unbelievable. >> makes me feel old. >> reporter andy found out how much hollywood got right. >> erie, you got to come back with me. >> where? >> back to the future. >> no conversation about back to the future two can start without discussing flying cars. in the film flying cars are everywhere but today, not so

much. there have been a few flirtations like here in a youtube post hoping the flying car will be there some day but not so fast as arizona state physicist lawrence crouse. >> i think people forget is not om how difficult but dangerous much of the technology that they envision is. >> as you probably know now with drones, there's already this big uproar about sending drones in the air and what the faa could do. >> so for the flying car prediction, a clean miss. >> in the movie, the 2015 marty mcfly runs from evil toadies but they can only be ridden on this hendo hover board. as for replacing skateboards like these, not likely.

>> i don't see hover boards at arizona state university, i have to avoid skateboards a lot and i am happy that i only look at the ground to avoid that. if i have to worry about the air i am not sure i would leave my office. >> the movie is 0 for 2 but comes closer on predictions like the thumb print lock. you can unlock your i your iphone. nike is selling power laced high tops this year but probably the most controversial prediction is time travel itself. >> 2015. anywhere in the future. >> the good news is that we can't given the law of physics say time travel is impossible. >> and powered by mr. fusion may be a a little bit of a stretch. >> probably is impossible given the possibility of traveling back in time so there is still

hope one day that we can repeat the interview and do it better. andrew hasman, fox news. umm, what do you thunk? >> capacitier. and the delorean. i saw a delorean on the street and that's what i thought on. >> whenever you see the door that comes out. >> you think marty mcfly. >> two was good but the first is the best. >> it is 7:26 and a warning from police about people that can potentially enter your home. >> that's right. why a safety feature on your garage door may give thieves some pretty easy access. >> and there are new developments in the search for the missing air asia jet. we will tell you the latest discovery by rescue crews and why that plane was not supposed to be in the sky that day to begin with. >> we have a minor warmup coming our way. this morning another freezing start. i will have a look at your current conditions, the

advisories in place and your afternoon highs coming up.

>> it is an icon. the bridge with san francisco. >> one of the most popular tourists spots will be off limits to vehicles next weekend. what you need to know about the

longest closure in the golden gate bridge's history. >> good morning. i'm claudine wong. that will be interesting. >> it has closed a few times. weather, the 50th celebration. >> i walked across it for the 50th. >> but never for construction. >> because it doesn't make life easier but apparently it is is a necessaryity to get this barrier in. >> a beautiful shot of the golden bridge. rosemary, i heard the sound this morning that concerned me when i turned on my windshield wipers. >> your alarm clock. >> but that shshould have. >> when you don't have a scraper credit cards work in a pinch. giving you a live look outside the doors and into oakland where we have a haze there. you can see and today is a spare the air day with the air quality, moderate to slightly

unhealthy, we don't want it to get unworse and let's obey that spare the air day. for the morning, though, it will be tough not to throw a log in the fireplace. it is cold and because of it, we have advisories in place once again so the darker shade of blue or purple depending on your screen, a freeze warning. so for our interior areas, valleys as well as hills, we have that freeze warning until 9:00 meaning it is cold, below freezingen your area and the frost advisory and upper 20s to low 30s or low to mid-30s is what i'm tracking this morning. temperatures are up slightly over yesterday. but it is so slight that you are really not going to notice. one to two degrees. freezing outside and fairfield, we have 30 outside your door and 32 in liver moore and 28 in nappinga and around the bay. low to mid-30s in oakland, hayward and 44 san francisco

and 41 degrees. half-moon bay, 39 degrees and 38 in belmont as well as the hills and 34 in sunnyvale and 32 saratoga but now the sun is up the temperatures will turn around in the next hour. for the afternoon, widespread i -- 50s. temperatures will climb for the days ahead and a look at the extended forecast and the possibility of maybe a few scattered showers coming our way coming up. a major milestone next week for what many residents say is the most famous landmark. the golden gate bridge for the installation of a moveable barrier. we examine the changes that are in store for this nearly 80- year-old bridge. >> reporter: plastic tubes and a lot of luck is all that separates cars coming opposite directions on the golden gate bridge. of the 36 people killed in

crashes since the 70s, half were in head-on crashes. >> it will be inconvenience for two or three days, not a big deal but if it saves lives it is a good thing. >> the barrier can be lifted and concrete and steel sections shift to allow lanes to adapt to traffic flows. hundreds of sections are ready for installations, the zipper tracks are due any day. warnings of the shut down have been here for weeks so travelers can travel. >> take the golden gate transit or ride my bike. >> the richmond, san rafael bridge carries 60,000 vehicles both directions and the golden gate about 80,000 so the northerly bridge could be twice as crowded. >> coming up at the bottom down here. >> tourists are most likely to

be blind-sided and guides are reassuring them, they can walk across and buy diverting traffic they can still get their phoenix shots. >> we let them know that bridge is closing but we will be able to fix the way you can get get pictures. >> tour drivers note that movable barrier on doyle drive already seems to work without a hitch. >> they understand that they have to put the barriers on the bridge and that's something that is really necessary and really needed. >> i am happy that we got to see it right now because otherwise a huge disappointment. it is an icon, everywhere in the world people identify it with san francisco. it is a must see. and deborah reports that visitors will still be able to walk across the bridge by taking the walkway while the span is closed to regular traffic and next week in golden gate district, buses will be

allowed on that bridge and coming up tomorrow morning at 8:15, we will talk to the bridge district live about the shut down and the importance of this for years to come. there is a new development about the investigation into the air asia flight that crashed into the java sea. the indonesia government says that plane was not allowed to fly. it took off on the 28th. air asia is not permitted to fly there on sunday. that license to fly that route is temporarily suspended and could be permanently revoked. divers are still not able to locate the bodies. >> i would like to tell the loved once that we are doing our best and and apologize if it is taking longer than hoped. 30 bodies have been recovered and 132 others remain missing. a ship's radar has detected two large objects on the ocean's

floor which researchers believe it came from the plane. >> and a 7 year-old girl a lone survivor of a plane crash. a small prop plane went down in eastern kentucky. four people were killed. a couple, their 9-year-old daughter and the girl's teenage cousin. the 7-year-old survived and walked through the woods and knocked on someone's door. she was covered in blood with scrapes on her face and her legs. she only had one sock on and no shoes. the good samaritan says the girl was shaken up and couldn't what she said but he knew something terrible happened. >> i got an 8-year-old child myself that just turned 8 years old, a little girl and when i saw this -- appeared to be 7- year-old child that had walked through this dense forest and through some really tough terrain and awfully poor weather conditions and survived this. it is just really a miracle. >> the girl told the good samaritan that her mom and dad

had died in a plane crash and that aircraft was hanging upside down. she was obviously in emotional distress and taken to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. an 80-pound male mountain lion struck and killed by a vehicle on interstate 280 in san bruno. >> i first thought it was a person. >> this off duty city firefighter pull over yesterday when he saw the lion's body along the interstate. a spokeswoman for the called fish and wildlife says the adult male had bites to his face and appears he was forced out of nearby space by other mountain lions. mountain lions sightings in san bruno are not common. well the flu is so widespread across much of the u.s. that it is now considered an epidemic by the centers for disease control. it is set to release the figures on how widespread it has become and one of the strains making people sick has

mutated causing this year's vaccination to be less effective. >> the most common virus is this h3n2 virus. when we have seen h3n2 predominate in previous seasons, we have seen relatively severe season so it is possible we could have a severe season this year again. in the meantime officials are still recommending getting a flu shot. >> more than 7500 kizer permanente workers are preparing to go on strike. on the 12th, the workers are planning to walk off of the job and others are expected to join. organizers are protestors are protesting inadequate staffing. the california highway patrol is standing by its officer standing policies after questions were raised about officer conduct during recent

protests. the alameda it were is researching one incident where a cop pointed a gun at a person last month. the officers learn how to deal with hostile crowds through realistic role playing. >> it is a difficult situation when rocks and bottles and things that you are getting hit by that but the idea of the training is to be able to distinguish between that so that we don't violate somebody's first amendment rights. the chp says that its officers receive training annually. 45 new officers have now joined the san francisco police department. last night's graduation ceremony was held at the scottish rite group. the chief was impressed with the group and looks forward to strengthening its ranks. >> on the first day asked why you wanted to be a san francisco police officer and you said you wanted to help

people and that's the only reason to become a police officer. well the graduating class is diverse and well educated. six of the officers served in the military and 12 of them have college or advanced degrees. their language skills include spanish, cantonese, vietnamese. >> and teaching these from getting in the garages. >> the burglars can wedge a wire through a garage door window that allows the garage door to be opened manually and without power. all right. it shows you how it's done but this video that is post on the livermore police department facebook page also shows the homeowners how to run, thru see it, a entry tie through the bracket to secure that emergency release cord. once that zip tie is fastened it will keep the emergency

release. so that will prevents the thieves getting in if you need to get in ai an owner can remove the zip tie. this has been culture off by vandals, this eucalyptus tree had a sprain growth and decorated to resemble the face of a moose. over the years it has been decorated and has its own facebook page and on thursday all of that was left of the moose was a smiley face and some sawdust. people that live in the area say they hope the vandals return the moose so it can be preserved in a display case downtown. happening today, boy scouts in napa will be picking up christmas trees and collecting them to raise money for activities during the summer. anyone that lives in napa and wants the trees recycled must have it by the curb by 9:00 p.m. and stripped of any ornaments

and tinsel and a donation of eight dollars is suggested and they will be picked up next week. goats unsan francisco are hoping to chomp down on those unwanted trees. city grazing is collecting those trees to recycle and feed to the goats. but it is very important that gene all of the trees are free of ornaments and lights. it will happen between 10:00 a.m. and noon the goat way is located on cargo and jennings. very interesting. all right. 7:42 and long lines to get a california driver's license. coming up at 8:00, we will tell you about the controversial new state law that allows immigrants to apply for a license and what the bmv is doing to accommodate the crowd. and a minor warmup in store for your bay area week. afternoons, i will have a look for what you can expect for the

weekend and beyond.

if you are looking for love you may get lucky if you go online tomorrow night by chance according to match.com. tomorrow night will be the busiest night of the year for online dating. >> you got more than 2 million users expected to log into that site alone. so recent data showing people that date online in january are 15% more likely to meet someone in comparison to the other months. >> on average it takes a man ten weeks to meet a partner online and eight weeks for women. i don't know. ten weeks. >> in january, maybe you are just -- there you go. >> you can go out and meet someone in ten seconds, right,

probably. it does work for people. >> you got to look and you got to sort through -- >> maybe it is a resolution thing. >> maybe. and if it works out then you become a bride. >> and it has worked out for most online. most brides wear something blue but a bride at the rosebowl went with something yellow and green. >> you can now seal it with a kiss. >> all right, that's hard core. that is lisa deflurry and steve chrone. you can see they are die hard oregon duck fans. >> and they decided to get hitched at a tailgate party instead. >> it just felt right. it does. we are not traditional. we love football and the ducks there is no better way we could have done it. >> that's awesome. you got to be on the same page

from the very beginning. those newlyweds had more to celebrate than just their wedding, if you are going to do it at the game, you better get a win and the ducks beat the seminals, 59-20. >> i wonder for the national championship if they will go to the national championship or for their honey moon. >> they are good luck charms. >> this week marks the official start of the wedding fair season right here in the bay area. and we know there are a lot of great proposals out there and the stories. they all make me tear up. i know there has got to be some great ones, we want to hear them, your stories and video, share them on our ktvu facebook page. >> 8 years ago for me. memorable. fantastic. let's check in with rosemary, another chilly morning, rosemary. >> yes and a hazy one.

we are talking about it this morning. spare the air day for your saturday. giving you a look in walnut creek where we have the sun shining and as mike mentioned it is another cold one. we will check in on the current conditions here and let's look at the satellite, a few high clouds in the pacific and that's really about all we will see for today. this future cast model will serve two purposes, first to show you the high pressure and how long it will stick around and bring us the slight chance of showers is what i will point to in a moment. mostly clear skies and by backup just a little bit, you will see sunday, monday and tuesday and that stays way to the north and as we get to wednesday night, things start to change and notice the storm here and the front off of the coast. wednesday night into thursday, we have a transition day and it looks like by thursday afternoon, we should have scattered showers and we are several days out and this could

change as we get closer and that is the next chance at getting wet weather and let's hope it happens. 34 degrees right now and antioch, and 38 in napa and 30 in santa rosa and temperatures holding steady and the sun is up and has been up for a half hour and a little bit less than that and temperatures turning around for the next hour. 41 in san francisco. 35 in red wood city. livermore you are freezing this afternoon and temperatures in the 50s is this afternoon and today a tad warmer than yesterday. tomorrow will be a tad warmer than today. here we go as we get into 10:00 or so. still cool but not freezing. 47 degrees with mostly sunny skies and for the second half of the day, widespread forecast for you and we settle into another chilly night with 46 degrees by 7:00. if you do have evening plans, maybe thinking about dinner, you will need a jacket. 53 degrees for vallejo and 50 in fairfield and antioch 53 and for the bay, we got temperatures in the low to mid-

50s and 55 in free month as well as redwood city and san jose 56 for the afternoon and 58 degrees for santa cruz and the extended forecast here. with your bay area week in view, temperatures again continuing to climb as we get into the second half of your bay area week end and from there, we are in the 60s. low to mid 60s for monday and tuesday. and wednesday, temperatures start to drop off a little bit and again the next chance for rain will be on thursday. i know it is a long way out but another wet trend are we thinking? >> no. >> all right. okay. we are all a little soggy still. >> in high school i wanted to a fighter pilot. >> you did? >> yes. >> why did you give up your dream. >> i applied to the naval academy and just didn't quite get the grades.

could have went to prep school but i didn't. >> i am trying to get to alley. that's what i'm trying to do, right? >> you could have spent some time where alley is on this old aircraft carrier, the u.s. s hornet because we are getting a cooler tour. >> alley, what is going on out there? >> mike coming up, lie have to show you the planes. you are talking about your experience, an f10 jet just like the one in the movie top gun. the group that got to spend the night, they are downstairs below having breakfast, we would love to take you there live and this is a steel frame ship and once we head down the stairs we realize we get no reception but we took a tour of the sleeping quarters where people spent the night. take a look. >> this is the second deck of the ship. this used to be one of the sleeping quarters but now it is

a display area with the artifacts and there are more to see. if you come through here this is a sleeping quarters and one of those 60 people that spent the night spent the night, head to toe and this is the couples room so people that were married got to stay in this particular room and about 14 people that stayed here and back when the ship was in service this was one of the actual sleeper quarters and located next to this room called the torpedo room, torpedo construction room and storage room. >> body shop. >> body shop and it is exactly what it is. what was done in this room? >> area torpedoes were put together and engines were manufactured and put together and they were stored below us, right now we are on the second deck but right below us there's hatches to drop the torpedo below us for storage so they

could be load on the planes and this guys to the hangar deck. >> and why were the sleeping quarters located so close to this room, was there a reason. >> everybody that lived in that compartment worked on torpedo. >> and can you show us what is on the other side of the wall there? >> certainly. this is a pretty steep drop. what are we looking at here. >> this is a storage area for putting the torpedoes in. they can move them around like a little plastic puzzle like you buy at the dimestore, you move up the a for the c and that's what they do here, they store the torpedoes and there's a method of putting them there and bringing them back up. and mike, you are looking at an f14, i misspoke. it is an actual f14 tomcat like what was used in top gun. a close-up look at some of the planes and artifacts that they

have on the u.s. s. hornet. they do these tours every weekend and if you do that you can spend a night in the sleeping quarters and get a close look at the history. right now the people that spent the night last night are having breakfast and we will join them and check back with you later in the show. claudine, back to you. thanks, alley. we will see you soon. >> cool. >> i looked online it is one hundred bucks a person but it looks like it gets pretty crowded. pretty cool and gets booked up quickly. >> the ship is great and played a huge role in world war ii and the apollo mission. >> and looking there to see the torpedoes. pretty cool. >> time to set the new year's resolution. >> start i would come down for swimsuit season. >> don't talk about swimsuit season, that's rude. coming up at 8:15. a fitness expert to show you simple work that you can do at

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thousands of firefighters battling firefighters in australia. six homes have been destroyed and change in the weather could slow the fire's progress. officials say it will take days to get the fire under control. and the u.s. is imposing sanctions on north korea because of the cyber attack on sony pictures. president obama signed an executive order authorizing the sanctions these are the first sanctions punishing sung un. the tahoe queen nearly sold off the tours but there is strict orders that the boat is not allowed to sail. out of commission because of mechanical problems. on new year's eve two hundred people were stuck on the boat two hours in the cold and it is unclear if it was stalled by

strong winds. so far no estimate as to when the tahoe queen will be back up and running. long lines to get a california driver's license, the controversial new state law and what the bmv is doing to accommodate big crowds. >> and new area code is coming to the bay area, the new dialing procedure and why it is

necessary. we estimate a until-and-a- half new estimates under the age of 60. >> the bmv preparing for big crowds as undocumented immigrants apply for driver's license. >> and frosty start for the week. >> gas prices headed back up and why that trend is only happening in california. mornings on 2 continues. >> welcome. it is saturday, january 3rd. welcome to mornings on 2. it has been a busy year already i feel like. >> two days into it. >> cold out there and these

clear and cold days making for beautiful sun rises. >> yes, sunrise 7:25 and looking from one of the cameras towards bay point. you can notice, rosemary a little haze in the sky out there. we haven't had the strong gusty winds since earlier in the week and no precipitation. >> you are right. >> i know the spare the air is today. >> yes. we get the winds and they calm down and without that stirring of the atmosphere. we can't get rid of the pollutants and that ridge of high pressure in place for today. let's take a look at what is happening this morning. we have another freeze warning for some and another frost advisory for others. and all having to do with the same weather pattern. that ridge of high pressure really begins to take hold and hit does the atmosphere becomes stable and the cold air sinks in so the lighter shade is a frost advisory and the darker shade a freeze warning and goes until 9:00 this morning. for our northeast and bay area.

north and east bay area hills as well as the inland areas and the santa cruz mountains for the froze advisory it will be for the bay side community to see san francisco is not included as well as coastline. but areas along the peninsula and the east bay shoreline and san jose and morgan hill and gilroy. temperatures in the 30s for some and below freezing for others and let's check in, 29 for fairfield and coldest number for fairfield this morning. 28 and napa 31 and freezing in nevada and along the peninsula not so bad. san francisco at 44 and cold one at half-moon bay and low 30s in red wood city and the east bay, temperatures in the mid-30s in oakland and upper 20s to low 30s for the east bay shoreline and one last look in areas like lafayette, 31 for you and 30 san ramon and you will need to bundle up and spare the air day in place. i will have a look at the air quality as well at afternoon

highs coming up. thanks, rosemary. >> 60bmv offices will be open to accept driver's licenses applications for undocumented immigrants. there are ten bay area offices open today by appointment aen they include concord and the oakland coliseum and santa clara and two offices in san jose. yesterday was the first day that undocumented immigrants could legally obtain a california driver's license. some applicants lined up as early as 3 in the morning. >> julio perez calls this a an honor. he he passed the written driver's license exam. >> i feel that he has reached a goal that it looks like unbelievable. but now you can feel it and touch it. >> this will be very important for our family. >> we were waiting for a long time for this. >> the licenses can only be used for driving in california and aren't valid for other purposes like boarding a plane

but others say it will dramatically change their lives. >> you always worry every single day by being stopped by the police. >> the bmv had four processing centers and added 900 employees to deal with the high volume. >> we are estimating a million- and-a-half applicants. >> and others have been doing outreach trying to help people get ready. >> some folks have never been in a bmv office and they don't know what to expect and we are spending time to encourage folks to gather their documents and when they are ready to come in and apply ... >> the add traffic meant long lines and not everyone supports the new measures. >> it is not fair. you should follow the laws of an american citizen. >> the new california law means the world to the perez family, a chance to drive to work or the park without fear. >> i am really proud and i know that he can go anywhere and feel free. >> the licenses do look

slightly different from other california licenses. written on them are the words federal limits apply. and in san jose, ann reuben, knvu, channel 2 news. the bmv expects to process one million licenses like this over the next two years. there were worships to teach people how to apply. the standard window was doubled to allow applicants to do this up to ninety days in offense. a deadly shooting of a security guard by san francisco police. the department has now released the names of four officers involved in the shooting. sergeant jason sawyer, officer roger morris and officer richard shift and officer nathan chew. those officers shot and killed 28-year-old alley handro neandro after he pointed a stun gun at them. the judge required the officers' names to be released

filed by a lawsuit against the city. a wake is being held for the second of new york city police officers killed in that daylight ambush. 32-year-old officer wenjian liu and his partner officer ramos were gunned down on december 20th. there's a viewing and visitation for liu in brooklyn and the funeral being held tomorrow. vice president joe biden attended last weekend. f.b.i. director james comby will attend the funeral and represent the white house. we will have part of the service living on tomorrow morning 2. jet blue will pay for the flights of 1100 police officers attending liu's funeral coming from 50 cities. and jet blue did this last week as well. the small business administration is offering low interest loans to small business owners and as well as al ma meda and santa cruz

counties. starting monday. sba representatives will be on hand to answer questions and to help people fill out applications. that will happen at 329 miller avenue in south san francisco. we have the address there our screen. if you need some more information you can check out the web site and look under web links. you might have notices that gas prices are down but in san francisco they are going up and that's because a new cap and trade fee kicked in at the start of the year. it is an emissions based fee for gasoline producers and expansion on the state's cap and trade program that started back in 2012. gas prices are expected to go up at least ten cents a gallon. according to triple a, 281 in san francisco is the prices and 267 in san jose and in okay land look to pay 266. >> veterans and college students will be able to get free bus rides on buses in sonoma county. supervisors approved the one

year program in september. the $300,000 program wept into effect on january 1st and participants will need to show a valid id to qualify. they hope it will increase access to nearby college campuses and with the president on vacation in hawaii vice president biden delivered an address talking about health insurance. >> most importantly i have heard that we have finally ended the debate in this country on whether or not health insurance is a right or privilege. we think everyone in america has a right to have adequate health insurance insurance. and the affordable health care ... >> biden says nearly 700 million americans signed up for the affordable health care act and the deadline is february 15th this year and biden says if folks miss out they must wait until next year to get insurance under the affordable health care. many americans could see a

decrease in their refund and those that received subsidies under obama care could owe the irs because credits they received were too large because enrollees had to estimate their income for 2014 and many didn't know what they would earn. it was up to enrollees to report major changes that would affect their income including new jobs and a marriage. people that did not have health insurance in 2014 are facing a fine. a new area code is coming to the bay area and it could be confusing for san francisco residents. ken has more on the new dialing procedure and why it is necessary. >> in china town we found something truly ancient and rare, not the musician but his roughed up and scantly used sidewalk companion. the only pay phone in chinatown. times have changed for this technology and now times are

changing for the city's area code, 415. >> it is pretty iconic number. >> area codes be gain in 1947. it was once of three california area codes and stretched all the way from bakersfield to sacramento. soon 415 will be joined by 628. >> i heard 408 is splitting up. have you heard of the new dialing procedure for the 415 and 628 area code? >> no. >> the california public utility is running ads. >> what if i have this number? >> you will still need to dial this plus the area code and the phone number. >> san francisco native cy lee

gets it. >> no extra digit. >> there is no tow charges and i think it is fine. >> but concern that the change will not come without problems. >> for the older folks like my father it will be a lot of the confusion for them. >> now for people with those 415 area codes their numbers won't change however new customers will get the new 628 area code. the new dialing procedures starts february 21st and the new numbers with 628 area codes will be assigned numbers in march. off limits to cars next weekend. coming up at 8:30, what you need to know about the golden gate bridge's closure. >> are you wanting to shed pounds. we have a personal trainer and what you can do in your own home. a minor warmup for your bay area week and this morning it is still code and we will check

in on the current conditions and talk about the rain coming

up. thought i could get ready for swimsuit season. >> how do i make this start? >> you push start. >> that time of the year when gyms are busy with people trying to accomplish new year's resolution about losing weight but it doesn't have to be so complicated and so intimidating, there are simple workouts you can do at home. we brought in an expert to help

us through this. this right here is kyle g, how he looks now but this is remarkable transformation so we brought kyle in. he is the head football coach at a high school and i want to get out of the way to you can see the pictures because what of we are looking at is your own transformation, can you take us through, who is this and this is you now. >> this is me after football ended. i know a lot of people struggle after they have that program that they loved and they were used to. going in and having that in your life and having no sort of accountability. >> two-a-days. >> exactly. not having that in your life and i'm sure a lot of people that were athletes and on a workout program know what is like when you get out of the swing of things. >> and we have transformation photos and i love these and tell us about that because people need to understand that losing weight is tough and defeating. >> it is about having something fun for you and something that you enjoy. if it is not fun and if you treat it like it is a punishment or a chore, you won't want to do it but if it

is something you enjoy and something that's fun and it challenges you, it will be easier to go ahead and make it a part of your daily routine. >> how much weight did you lose. >> i lost almost 100 pounds and it took me a year-and-a-half or two years. >> we are looking at your hands and you have ways to help us and your point is that you don't have to pay for the expensive gym if you can't. and you don't have to buy all of the expensive equipment and have to have your own stuff you can do it with the dumbbells that are what? >> unten bucks. >> what can people do at home. >> we are going to do a romanin dead lift and bicep curl and i will do it and let you try it out p. so we will have the chest out and shoulders back and a slight bend in our knee and coming down with the dumbbells and making sure that we don't bend our knees, you should feel it in the hamstrings and from here, chest out and shoulders back and come back out to a bicep curl and up

to an overhead press over shoulders. >> and a lot of people think you run for 20 minutes. why do this stuff? >> well, weight training is important for a multitude of reasons. >> important for people to avoid injuries and you want to do it this as part of your weekly routine. >> and these are like ... >> five pounds. >> and you want to keep them light, right? >> yes. at least at first and you can progress as you start to get the movements down. chest out and shoulders back and we will come from this position here and down and making sure we keep the chest out. perfect. back up to that starting position to a bicep curl and to an overhead press. that was great. >> i just got stronger.

nice there, claudine. >> any last terms for the fortitude. >> make sure your goals are smart and that stands for specific, measurable and timely. >> we know people give out. >> they get out of bed and the alarm goes out and they say never mind. >> and how much better do you feel? >> great. >> i totally got stronger. >> all right. rosemary and mike, you go stand over there and be lazy. >> we were going through the motions. >> you were doing it. >> you were not. >> not as big as kyle, my god, i won't pick a fight with him. >> but, no, it is important to exercise and i go to the gym and do weightlifting and biking. stay active. >> five minutes. , right? >> today, as he said, a little bit tough to get from under the covers for many of us. >> because of the cold. >> because of the cold. let's take a look at what is

happening out there. this morning we have the sunshining. it is a spare the air day so be confine to the environment. i know it would be cozy to throw fire in the fireplace but unless you are exempt it is illegal. let's talk about this pattern in place. the cold air remaining locked in and we have the advisory either freeze warning for your area if you live inland or around the bay, along the shoreline, we have a frost advisory and they run until 9:00 and ridge of high pressure in control of the weather pattern and storm track to the north and we won't see rain for the next few days and the temperatures will come up and with the afternoon highs climbing, the overnight lows will creep as well. and with this very stable airmass in place the winds are light and we have that stable layer and air quality issues and here is a look at the numbers. moderate air equal for the east bay as well at santa clear valley and the north bay and around the coast and around the

central bay, we have nudged up above that 100 point level and once we get above that, we now enter into air quality, that is slightly poor especially if you suffer from asthma or if you deal with lung issues. to be aware today if you are going to exercise earlier than later, the better choice, 33 degrees in antioch and a tad bit, i mean a tad about it above freezing and 33 in concord where we are very, very cold. napa 28 and fairfield 29. and still freezing in livermore and san jose, you have been at 33 most of the morning as we get in the second half of the day, mostly sunny skies and 50s by 11:00 and warm in the mid- 50s and temperatures about 52 degrees at sunset and a cool night under way once again with mostly clear skies. afternoon highs for today. 54 for berkeley and 53 in san francisco and these numbers are similar to what we had yesterday and with sun shining and light winds and 56 for san

jose and 55 for morgan hill and thinking about tahoe, it will be sunny and cold. afternoon highs in the 50s. that's not bad and in fact if you are out there you may get warm in the slopes and your forecast here, temperatures continue to climb as we get into the second half of the weeks and we don't stop there, mid 60s by tuesday and that will feel good. maybe balmy to what we have had lately and partly sunny on wednesday and next chance of rain on thursday and i have a future cast model and i will show you that in the next half hour. >> if it does rain that will be a col rain, right? >> we will see what the airmass brings but at this point we want the rain so we will see. >> we want the snow because they had that snow survey, it was good but not great. >> it could be better. >> absolutely. all right. forget something blue, coming

up. why a pair of oregon duck fans supported suggest yellow and green at their tailgate wedding. a flop, people talk about the apple watch and we should be seeing it soon but one industry expert is not convinced that it will be apple's next big thing.

>> a two month-old puppy left for dead is now giving back to the shelter that saved her.

about a year ago. a worker at the station in san francisco noticed a bag moving around when he opened it. he found a gem. she was taken to san francisco's animal care and control shelter where they took care of the wounds and infection on their eyes and now the owner take part in benefits for the shelter. >> in total she has raised 3500. >> gem and i can do something good and give back to the community. >> two days ago, a 4-year-old shih tzu mix was found at the reckology recycling center. this is what gwen navar looked like and now recovering where other gems are wait took adopted. this weekend is the final two days of the spca macy's holiday windows in the square. and the spc a will join us in the studio to talk about the

adoptions and the animals still looking for homes. and the consumers c something to look forward to including the apple watch and one expert says he thinks the am watch will be a flop in 2015. venture capitalist argues that not everyone wants to wear a computer on their wrist but joanna stern disagrees. >> apple will make a push that this is a piece of jewelry. >> we didn't think we wanted a computer in our pocket. well, shares of apple were a big winner rising 34%. microsoft and google. you want a watch like that? >> i don't think so. i don't wear a watch in general. i feel like i am always tied down. you got the clock on your phone. >> i don't know if it is for the clock but if someone is calling you and i'm bugging you

to look on your watch. >> it is not me. >> i don't know. >> i think it could be one of those things that you get used to and you can't figure out. >> and people thought the iphone i won't carriry a computer. >> it didn't take long. >> warning from police about how people can get in your homes. a safety feature our garage door that could provide thieves with easy access. >> last night about 50 people spent the night on board the u.s. s. hornet and we will catch up with them next. a hazy start to the day and for some of us dealing with fog. i will have a look at what is happening outside the door and lining up your temperatures

coming up just a beautiful shot on this saturday morning on a classic golden gate bridge and tell you what, this time next week the deck of the bridge will look a lot different. >> in the 77 year history it is going to be closed down for construction. >> cummings up in a minute. we will have more on what you can expect for the closure and the changes in effect. >> good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2. >> you take a look at that shot outside and you could almost forget how freezing cold it is. >> it looks crystal clear but in other pictures it gets that hazy look. i believe we have a shot from the emeryville span looking to

the bay bridge. let's bring in rosemary and there it is. right over your shoulder. >> i will turn that off. >> one of the coldest days of the season but we can't burn wood in the fireplace. >> and people get bummed about that but when you look at the shot, you think okay, let's spare the air and be good to the environment and ourselves because the pattern in place varies and stable and the pollutants linger. giving you a live look at the bay bridge and tough to see in san francisco. >> a few things going on and a froze advisory that continues until 9:00. 30 minutes or so to go and frost advisory including oakland and bay area and notice san francisco not included and the coast not included and a freeze warning, once again for the north bay, east bay hill as well as the valleys. and some areas in the upper 20s and we have seen that so far

this morning and continue to see it in areas like fairfield and napa and 21 santa rosa and they are dealing with fog. 34 in nevada and san francisco, 44. that's a 10 degrees difference and we have low 30s in red wood city and mid-30s in livermore and let's look at santa rosa. very thick fog and visibility down to a quarter of a mile and less than that for some and as we get into the second half of the morning, santa rosa will pull out. but if you are commuting early, something to be aware of along that stretch of highway 101. afternoon highs, widespread 50s and low to mid-50s around the region and santa cruz to 58 and one of the warmer spots and on a trend. a warmup in the coming days and i will have a lookout for that coming up. this time next week the golden gate bridge will be

completely shut down to traffic for 52 hours. this will be the first time in its 77 year history will be closed for construction. it has been closed before because of weather and strong winds as well as 50th birthday celebrations but it shuts down midnight next friday and scheduled to reopen monday morning. >> why are they doing that? we want to show you why. they will be installing this movable barrier. we got video here to show you so you can see how it work where the machine can move that barrier. right now they basically have pylons that go in front of it or actually inbetween the traffic that doesn't do much in case of collisions and head-on collisions and that's what they are concerned about. the movable barriers providing a safer system of crossing the bridge and it will be installed on that entire 1.7-mile stretch

and on the approach of highway 101 on alexander avenue and those transfer machines will be moved several times to accommodate the traffic and yesterday we talked to people that regularly used the bridge and they say the barriers will be a welcome addition. a great idea. you can't argue against it. inconvenience for two or three days, if it saves lives it is good. >> the barrier trucks will arrive sometime this morning and we want to get more on this week's closure and how it will affect everyone so let's go back to the desk and mike. the bridge will be closed to traffic, the east walkway will remain open to pedestrian and bicyclists and parking lots at the bridge will be closed. golden gate transit bus service will be allowed to cross the bridge and there will be expanded service by the golden gates ferry and people are being advised to use the richmond and bay bridges to travel between san francisco and the north bay but you should be prepared for double the amount of traffic usually

found on the bridges. now when the installation is complete and the barriers in place, there will be some changes that drivers do need to be aware of. >> that's right. for morin county the speed limit on the bridge will be 45, not 55 like it is today. and the lanes will actually merge right to left instead of right to left like it is now. >> and drivers should be prepared for narrow lanes because when you put that barrier in place it shortens the distance and six inches narrower. >> a lot of difference. and our coverage on this major milestone is just beginning inweek and on mornings at 8:00 15, the spokesperson and we will discuss the closure and the importance of the median for years to come. all right. so we will have to keep on that because that will be a big story. exactly.

at 8:35, we want to go to another story. very interesting one that is centered on the belly of an old aircraft carrier. some history buffs even paid to spend the night for that experience. >> alley takes us on board the u.s. s. hornet and tells us more. alley. >> well right behind us, mike were some of the people that spent the night here and are wrapping up the overnight tour and watching the video but they leave and the ship opens up to the public starting at ten. and our last live shot we went below deck to show you the sleeping quarters where everyone slept and where the sailors use to sleep. this time we went down to the dining area. take a look. now we are on deck three of the ship so two floors below where i was standing. this is the chow line. so once people wake up and

leave the quarters they pick up breakfast and it is a full one. pancakes, eggs and bacon and over here is the mess deck or mess hall. this is where the sailors on board actually used to have their meals and you can see some of the people here are just finishing up the meal this morning. i wanted to talk to some of the people that spent the night here overnight. ma'am, tell me about your experience. >> it was fabulous. i got information that i never heard before. i am not a history buff, he is but i learned a lot. >> why would you recommend this to others? was it a rough night sleep in those sleeping quarters. >> i slept great. it was wonderful. i had a great sleeping bag and it was so different from anything else we would do. >> unique. >> thanks for talking to us. as you can see sixty people that spent the night and this morning they are waking up and

getting their breakfast and enjoying the last few hours of this unique overnight experience. and now the u.s. s. hornet is a floating museum so the people taking part in these tours get to come up close to see the artifacts that they have here on deck. they do the overnight tours every week and coming up in the next hour of mornings on 2, we will go up six decks above where we are to the pilot house and bridge where they actually used to steer the ship so we will check back with you in awhile. very cool. we will see you in the pilot house. >> looking forward to it. >> the california highway patrol is standing by its officer standing policies after questions were raised about officer conduct. there is investigations about where an undercover officer pointed its gun and the officers learn to deal with hostile crowds through the realistic world settings. >> the significance with rocks

and bottles and you can getting hit by that and that training is to be able to distinguish that so we don't violate somebody's first amendment rights. >> the chp says its officers received training every year. >> a new development regarding the investigation of the air asia flight that crashed in the java scene. the indonesia government says that plane was not allowed to fly that day. the aircraft crashed on sunday, december 28th and air asia is not permitted to fly between sarah buya, indonesia and singapore on sundays. that license to fly that route is temporarily suspended and could be permanently revoked. as for recovery efforts, strong waves keep divers from locating more bodies. >> we are doing our best to continue the search and we apologize if it is taking longer than hoped. >> 30 bodies recovered and 132

victims remain missing, a ship's radar has detected two large objects on the ocean's floor where researchers believed came from the plane. a mountain lion was struck and killed. >> i thought was a person. >> an off duty firefighter pulled over when he saw the lion's body on the interstate. a spokesperson for the fish and wildlife says it had bite marks and it appears that the lion was forced out of open space by other dominant male lions. wildlife officials say the mountain lions sightings are not common. and a new trick to keep thieves from getting inside the garages. the burglars are able to deactivate the latch open automatic garage door by wedging a wire through the garage door window that allows the door to be opened manually

without power. >> the livermore police department posted this video to show what is happening and shows them how to run a zip tie through that bracket and what it does, it secures the emergency release cord. once that zip tie is facenned, it keeps that emergency release in place so they can not get in and the homeowner can remove it from the inside if they need to eventually open the door manually. >> i know it appears that claudine and i get along but times when we get in bitter arguments or when it is colorado versus ucla, our alma maters going to head-to-head and who won the challenge this time around. we will have the highlights. plus the busiest night for online dating, how long you may have to wait before connecting with your e2 w&:7?jo+s(ñ

ies. this couple originally planned on getting married at beach but they decided to get hitched at a rose gate tail party instead. >> it felt right. we are not traditional. we love football and the ducks, there is no better way we could

have done it. >> well, those newlyweds celebrated more than just the wedding, they celebrated a victory. the ducks beat the seminals, 59- 20. >> and holidays are a time when lots of people get engaged and this weekend marks the official start of the wedding season in the bay area. we do want to hear your proposal stories and see your photos and your videos. share with us on our ktvu facebook page. >> the 49ers and raiders looking for head coaches, the playoffs begin. in the first day the arizona cardinals in the 3rd spring quarterback linly taking on the panthers, the night game is the baltimore panthers and their head coach john harbaugh facing the steelers and we will show the cowboys and lions game tomorrow. the sharks are hopeful that one of the iron men will be fit. joe thornton left the game after ducks after getting hit

in his shoulder in the first period. thornton had played in 319 straight games or has played. the third longest streak. the last time he missed a game was because of a two game suspension. he owns the sharks second longest streak and the first belongs to patty more low, 416 and counting. >> now to a story with particular interest for claude dean and myself. the mighty buffaloes of colorado took on ucla bruins last night in boulder colorado and a packed 12 men's basketball game. tight game but the buffs lead the bruins by a point at half and after half-time regained the lead but then colorado made its run and pulled it out winning 62-56. the buffaloes go to 1-0. >> and your gloating. >> and the bruins go to 0-1 in league play. >> they only shot 31% from the floor and hard to win like

that. >> i love the bruins, every time you come to boulder you wish you went there and you have to go back. it is okay. i am glad you made the trip. >> thanks. i am sure we were sort of glad to make the trip too. >> although the student body, a lot of it weren't able to see it in person. >> it hurts but we love them anyway. u c la basketball. >> an historic program. >> next year the loser brings breakfast for the entire newsroom. >> next year. >> we can do it this year and we can do that tomorrow, right? >> she is the boss. she is like i do not care about basketball. i want food. >> i am starting to get hungry. i'm with you. >> the crowd loves it. no one cares apparently. >> what is going on. we will get warmer. >> temperatures are beginning to rebound. what a cold start. s once again and we have advisories in place for the next 12 minutes, freeze and

frost. you may need the gloves and the scarfs and the warmer jacket and giving you a live look over san rapheal. the earth is closest to the sun in early january and it happens to be today so 10:37 it will be at its closest, about 3 million- miles closer than early july. interesting and giving you a look at the ridge of high pressure in place. it is tough to see with this. i'll show you, you can see such those high clouds that may spill in the bay area for today. now sort of drawing it out for you and here is the ridge of high pressure that will continue our dry weather as we get in the days ahead. the first chance for rain looks like on thursday and i will lay it out for you. the future cast model, it will show you the ridge and how it keeps the storm track well out of our area. but by wednesday it begins to change and it begins to be pushed along. here we are saturday. sunday, monday, tuesday and notice the rain continues and it moves up and over the ridge. by wednesday afternoon it

begins to break down. the ridge of high pressure being pushed to the east and we have the rain here off of the coastline. by thursday, it looks like we may get a little bit of rain and maybe not a huge deal but that will be the next shot of getting rain and it's on thursday and let's hope it is stronger than what the models are predicting. outside the door this morning, we have fog in santa rosa and visibility a tough one. be careful on the stretch. 28 in napa and still below freezing and 29 in fairfield and these numbers won't budge. but as we get in the next half hour we will see a nice rebound. 35 in oakland and right now 39 in red wood city and 42 for san francisco. afternoon highs for today, slightly warmer than yesterday. 54 in nevada and 54 san rafael and 53 for pacifica as well as antioch and in the south bay, 56 san jose. we will have haze in the area

again today and it is a spare the air day. the extended forecast here, with the bay area weekend in view, temperatures will continue to climb and this is what mike was talking about. take a look at the numbers for monday and tuesday. mid 60s in the forecast for the afternoon and with the afternoon highs, warming, our overnight lows will be more comfortable. so hopefully this will be the last frost and freeze advisory for at least the week and beyond but again thursday, let's hope for some rain coming our way. getting a little punch. it has been awhile. thanks, rosemary. >> well goats in san francisco are hoping to chomp down our unwanted christmas trees. a goat landscaping company called city grazing is collecting christmas trees to recycle and feed to the goat you but it is very important, you have to check the trees carefully and make sure there's no hidden ornaments tinsels.

they will accept the trees between ten and noon and on cargo way near jennings. >> can a goat eat a whole tree? >> i don't know. there are a lot of goats. >> just wondering. >> we will look it up. a puppy abandoned and left to die in a garage bag. coming up in 30 minutes, what that puppy is doing one year later and how she is helping to save other animals lives. and sarah palin is causing an uproar. the comments this photo is

generating. firefighters in southern australia fighting the fires. at least six homes have been destroyed. residents have been asked to evacuate. a change in the weather can slow the process but it will take days to get the fires under control. the u.s. is imposing sanctions on north korea because of a cyber attack on sony. president obama author iced the sanctions and they have and and shunned north korea over the program. jong-un. despite nasty injuries while exercising. left a hospital while he was

treated for several broken ribs and fractures. the 75-year-old senator was working out when an exercise machine broke and he fell. president obama called reed to wish him a speedy recovery. he will head back to washington d.c. this week. republicans will take control of the senate and reed will go from majority to minority. the tahoe nearly sold off this week but the coast guard has strict orders that boat is not allowed to sail. the tahoe queen is out of commission because of mechanical problems. on new year's eve, about 200 passengers were stuck on the boat for two hours and it is unclear if it ran aground or stalled because of the winds. no word on when it is going to be up and running. olive oil is about to be halted and there is an impact on prices. nate brantley owns a shop says

the olive oil is down 40% because of the drought. his family's main distribution business is seeing an olive oil shortage in countries which make up the majority of the world supply. bradley saysill's supply is estimated to be down 70% and spain is down 40 to 50% because of bad weather and insects. a fruit fly can wipe out your entire crop and if you press that it is affected by the fruit fly. just a few olives can mess up the chemistry and make it bad. >> a short supply could affect quality. bradley says some suppliers might bottle supplies left over from last year. olive oil typically has a shelf life of one year after harvest. sarah palin is making headlines and this time for a controversial photo she posted on facebook. here is the picture. trig is standing on top of the family dog. palin says may 2015, turning

into a stepping stone on the path four and says that her son is determined to help wash dishes and a lazy dog blocking his way. the post has 52,000 likes and more than 12,000 comments. some people accuse palin of animal abuse and others say critics are overreacting. >> we have enjoyed the drop in gas prices but prices are actually going to go back up and the reason behind the gas hike. only in california. and this weekend the second of two new york police officers killed in the line of duty will be laid to rest. the special honor being given to them by the mayor and the city of new york. the sun is shining and temperatures are slowly rising. we will check in on the current conditions and talk about another spare the air day and check in on the air quality for

your neighborhood coming up. the bmv is preparing for a big day of crowds as undocumented immigrants apply for driver's licenses for the first time. >> and last night, 50 people spent the night onboard the u.s. s. hornet and we are taking a look at that

experience. we are beginning to thaw out. i have the current conditions coming up. >> complete coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> welcome. it is saturday january 3rd, i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike neback and how are you doing? good. >> i thought you forgot my name. >> i know it well. >> you asked if a goat can eat a whole tree and according to information a goat can polish off two trees a day. yes, they can. >> there you go. >> it will take a lot of them. >> they like to snack on that. >> good day to snack on a tree. >> warming up. >> absolutely. outside a good day to bundle up. temperatures fell below freezing and some of our locations we are seeing

temperatures thaw. 32 in santa rosa where you have fog and we will check in on that. 32 in walnut creek and let's go to the places freezing. 34 in your neighborhood and 40s in areas like san francisco and half moon bay, you took a jump in the upper 30s and now 45. still below freezing and 36 foster city and palo alto 39. 39 sunnyvale and you have claim. 37 in saratoga and that's a nice rebound. as we get through the morning, we have visibility issues over parts of the north bay. napa reporting visibility at 8 miles and so no problem there and right in this area, even down to about a quarter mile, visibility is very low getting through santa rosa along highway 101 and north of 12 and it goes into areas right along cloverdale. the stretch of highway 101. take it easy.

we will have this for the next half hour and maybe hour before it begins to break up. winter spare the air alert. i will have a look at the air quality for your neighborhood and a look all right afternoon highs coming up. all right. thanks, rosemary. >> well, happening now, 60 selected bmv offices are open to select driver's licenses from undocumented immigrants. >> there is ten bay area offices that are open right now by appointment only. they include concord, daly city and the concord bmv and two offices in san jose. yesterday was the first day that undocumented immigrants could legally obtain a california driver's license. >> some applicants started to line up at 3:00 in the morning. >> well supporters of that law says the undocumented immigrant can feel they are part of the community and do not have to drive in fear but important to note that driver's licenses can only be used for driving in california so not valid for

boarding airplanes. >> there were added employees to handle the surge. >> i felt he had reached a goal that looked like unbelievable but you can feel it and touch it. >> immigrants rights organizations have conducted this for months to help immigrants apply for license and some folks we talked to oppose this law. >> now, keep in mind more applicants need longer lines and many undocumented immigrants can drive in california legally. it is just not fair. you should follow the laws of what an american citizen should have to do. >> the licenses will look slightly different from other california licenses. they have the phrase on them, federal limits apply. the bmv says longer lines than normal offices across the state are commonplace now that this has happened. one of the bmv offices in chula vista in san diego county. some applicants waited for most

of the day to submit their application and to take the test. bmv officials are urging prospective applicants to set up an appointment. the state has doubled the 45 day window to allow applicants to schedule appointments up to ninety days. the second of two new york police officers killed in that daylight am busch. 32-year-old officer wenjian liu and rafael ramos were gunned down in their patrol car on december 20th, there was a viewing and visitation for liu this afternoon with the funeral being held tomorrow. vice president joe biden attended ramos' funeral last saturday. f.b.i. director james comby will attend the funeral and represent the white house. we will carry part of that 16- year-old live tomorrow mornings on 2. jet blue will pay for the flights more than 1100 police officers attending liu's funeral coming from 50

different cities across the country. jet blue flew 670 police officers to ramos' funeral last week. new york is naming two brooklyn streets in honor of officer liu and ramos. new york mayor bill dee blazeo says this will ensure that officers will never be forgotten. the streets that are named after them are ones where they used to live. liberty introduced and voted on at a city council meeting this month. people that suffered damage last month during the storm may be eligible for federal disaster loans offering this to home owners and businesses, santa clear and santa cruz counties. representatives will be on hand to answer questions and help people fill out applications at 329 miller avenue in south san francisco. we have the address our screen but if you don't have a pen handy, we have more information at ktvu.com. venters and college

students will be able to get free buses in sonoma county. the $300 program went into effect on january 1st and participants will just need to show a valid id to qualify. county supervisors hope it will boost ridership an increase access to nearby campuses. gas prices in california are going up because of the new cap and trade fee kicked in at the start of the year. emissions based fee for california producers in the state and expansion on the state cap and trade program that started in 2012. gas prices going up ten cents a gallow, right now it is 281 in san francisco and 267 in san jose and 266 in oakland. behind the scenes look and overnight stay inside the belly of an old aircraft carrier.

kelly rasmus is unal ma meda to take us onboard. >> we have moved to the top floor level six of the u.s. s. hornet and sitting in the captain's chair and this is where they used to pilot the ship. >> from this seat you can see there was an advantage of the flight deck. he would be able to seat planes taking off and landing through this front window and through that rear-view mirror. i will hop off of the captain's chair. it is high up and i am kind of short and my cord just got caught. bear with me. this is the pilot house and bridge area. you can see there is a great 360 view of the bay. captain was able to see along the ship when it was in service and once it was docked. the captain was not allowed to leave. he back then had everything he needed to live on board in this tiny area for months. including live-in quarters with a little bed and a bathroom. and the back there and over

here, it was where the captain would spend a lot of the time at the helm, this is the actual helm that moves the 439 square foot rudder of the massive ship and bill, this is one of the areas that the people get to see when they do this overnight tour. >> correct. this is the pilot house and this is the integral part of the maneuvering of the ship out at sea. we would have a helmsman and navigator and you would have a watch. >> and this is one of the areas that people get a close-up look. >> during the tours we try to get everybody to at least 12 location on the hornet and get a concept of the different functions and different areas. >> and you have a personal connection. you were telling me you served in 1968. >> i think i was two years old but 1968 is when i was active and bosom mate on the bridge

and i had a deck over here that i did my paperwork and the most interesting and important area up here in the pilot house is over here there is a platform and right now we have battle helmets and we had a 50 cup coffee maker that had the best coffee in the navy. >> the navy runs on coffee. thanks very much. the u.s. s. hornet does these overnight tours and you have to pay for it and sign up in advance and you can take advantage of it and there's 60 people that spent the night here. last night there was another 176 spending the night and a group of five hundred next week. it is something that they offer quite frequently to get people an upclose look at the history of this floating museum. mike and claudine, back to you. we have enjoyed the tour all morning. next week the golden gate bridge will be closed. coming up at 9:30, we will take a look at the work being done and tell you what people should

expect when it is finished. and it is the last week for the san francisco spca macy's holiday window. up next, we are going to be joined by one of their adoptions coordinators, rosemary. how are you doing with the special wiggly guest. >> i found myself a weather helper. this is dakota. you can learn more coming up and after the break this morning, chilly start but temperatures are beginning to warm up. i will have a look at what you can expect for your bay area week in just a bit. hi cutie.

well if you are wondering how much the animals in the window are, this is your last weekend to find out. the san francisco spca holiday windows featurerring adoptable cats and dogs will end tomorrow. ain't has helped the spca raise more than $400,000 to find homes for 2300 animals and joining me is amber with the adoption unit of the spca and your friend dakota. tell me a little story about dakota, where did you find her. >> she is three-and-a-half months old and came from one of our rescue partners and found stray with siblings and brought there and came to us for adoption. she is available for adoption today. >> and where, at the mission? >> yes. >> and so the viewers know, you

and i, we hooked up on november 21st, you invited me at the old transit of macy's windows and which was awesome. how did it go? >> it went well. we are excited about it and we did 244 adoptions and that is was 38 dogs and 206 cats and we have two days left and you can still come out and we will be there from 7 today and 6 tomorrow. >> and what are the numbers compared to last year. >> usually we do 250 and 275 so happy with the numbers. we had challenges this year with the weather. we actually lost a day because of the storm. >> yes. >> but still people came out and adopted. it is great. >> speaking of weather it has been cold, at the start of 2015 or the start of any year do you see a drop in adoptions, people say it is over and they forget. >> we are lucky so we lose the event, right? so we lose one of our like

places to adopt. but a lot of folks, maybe people that work in retail or had to travel during the holidays, it gives them the craziness to settle down and gives them a chance to adopt. >> and what about, i am curious about the people that adopt during the holiday season, look at dakota, she is sweet. >> giving you kisses. >> that is sweet. >> and people that adopt for a gift or want to give a child a dog or cat and it doesn't work out, just in general, do you see that this time of year and what do you say, give it a second shot or do you say okay, if it didn't work out we would rather have the dog or cat to find the right home. >> we make a lifetime commitment to all of our animals so if it doesn't work out we encourage folks to bring them back and the good news is that we have done some studies in other national organizations that have done studies and they found that animals given as

gifts are just as valued as animals that people pick out themselves. so we measure our return rate all year so that the animals adopted out versus the animals coming back ain't seems steady. something that's cool in november and december it dropped a little bit which i was pleased to see and hopefully it will continue to go down where the animals stay in the homes. we have matchmakers that actually work with clients to make sure that animals they are picking are animals right for them. if you looking for a lap cat, this is probably not the best cat for you. >> i don't know what you are talking about. >> you want someone to be playful and energetic household. >> dakota and you can get dakota down at the mission. >> yes at 250 florida street and we will be open at ten today and closing at five. >> we love having you in here and sharing the stories with the animals and glad for all of the success at the holiday

windows. >> thank you so much. claudine, we miss you. >> i am allergic to cat. the entire time she has been wanting to visit. >> she has given you some love. >> so cute. >> all right. dakota, thank you. well, 9:18. a two month-old puppy left for dead a year ago is giving back to the shelter that saved her. about a year ago a worker at the center in san francisco noticed a bag moving around and he opened the bag up and then found gem. there she is. taken to san francisco animal control center where they took care of her wounds and she did have significant wounds in her neck and infection in her poor little eye and now her owner and her takes part in the fundraisers and benefits for the shelter. in total, she has raised over 3500. gem and i can do something good and give back to the community.

>> check out this little guy. days ago a 4-year-old shitzu was found at the recycling center. gwen navar and she is now recovering in san francisco where many other gems are waiting to be adopted. look at those eyes rosemary. >> pulls at your heartstrings. not a bad day to find a gem for your home. >> absolutely. >> we have a ridge of high pressure and by the afternoon temperatures coming up after what we had a friday and a warming trend and we will be in the low to mid 60s and i will show you when coming up in a moment and with the clear skies and a stable air in place and the light winds and sinking air

with the high pressure and hazy skies and today is a pair the air day in the east bay the quality is moderate and the north baguetting above the one hundred mark and when we do that, we turn into that shade of orange if you have a lung disease or asthma, you may want to prolong activities outdoor. a cold start today but better thane we are earlier. napa bottomed out in the upper 20s. ten degree difference outside your door even though it is cold. san francisco in the low 40s and now still 44 degrees. 49 in mountain view and temperatures under mostly sunny skies may be okay. and you may feel more comfortable with temperatures

in the low 50s and livermore 53 and pretty much where we will top out as we settle to sunset after 5:00, temperatures will cool out and if you have dinner plans, 48 degrees expected by 6:00 and down to 44 as you get in the evening about nine clock. afternoon highs for today, 54 in berkeley and to the north bay, where we had 54 in nevada and 55 in santa rosa and shifting into areas like redwood city. 55 in free month and morgan hill in the 50s and 56 san jose and 58 for santa cruz. the extended forecast here, with your bay area weekend in view, here is the warming trend layed out for you. temperatures continuing to climb as we get into monday, tuesday mid 60s in the forecast and tuesday right now looks to be the warmest day with the

afternoon highs coming up. the overnight lows will becoming up and as we get into wednesday we begin a bit of a transition in the futurecast model and a little bit of rain on thursday thankfully and i will track that coming up. i can turn my heater up? >> not just yet. >> at my house we can turn it off. >> down a little. >> getting in the 60s in the daytime. >> all right. >> thanks, rosemary. a man stuck for more than an hour dangling 80 feet in the air. are you kidding me? >> up next, what the zip line company decided to do to make up for this little bit of inconvenience. all right as president obama ends the second term the decision about part of the his legacy in the air. up next the cities competing to be the location of his

presidential library.

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in las vegas looking a little excitement got stuck on a zipline for more than an hour. it happened at 3:00 in the afternoon. the footage was taken as the man dangled 80 feet both ground waiting for emergency crews. firefighters said something caused the trolly that runs along it to jam. the zip line company that runs that gave the man and his wife a full refund. do you want to do it again? >> just a refund? >> just a refund. >> i don't know about that because i bet you in vegas that was significant zip line. no. he is just hanging there. >> well, no zip lining and president obama played a lot of golf in hawaii vacation that ends today. the first family will depart from hawaii tonight and will arrive back at the white house tomorrow morning. the president has been briefed on world matters and has been a

relaxing time for him. he even went to that dessert shop that he visits on new year's and enjoys shaved ice with his daughters. three cities are competing for the presidential library. honolulu where he was born and new york's columbia university where he graduated college and chicago where he started his political career. it will house the two terms of his office and the university of hawaii has the land and the detailed plan and the proposals for the chicago locations face obstacles. >> with the university of chicago, the presumed front- runner in trouble because the three sites it proposed for the obama library and museum in chicago is on land that they don't own and didn't have a clear path to acquiring. that will make it tough. president obama will ultimately decide on the city and location. the city will be made at the end of march. with the president on vacation in hawaii. vice president joe biden delivered the weekly address this morning and wished

everyone a happy new year and said 2015 should be the year for quality affordable health insurance. >> most importantly what i hear is that we have finally ended the debate in this country of whether or not health insurance is a right or privilege. we think everyone in america has a right to have adequate health care insurance. >> neighbor 45 million americans signed up under the affordable health care act. many americans could see a dramatic increase in their refund this tax season. those that received subsides under the obama care act could owe the irs because credits they received to offset the insurance premiums were too large because enrollees had to estimate their income and many did not know what they would

earn. it was also up to enrollees to report major changes that would affect the income including new jobs or a marriage. people that did not have health insurance at all last year are also facing a fine. your time is 9:28 and there has been an increase in the number of flu cases nationwide. we will tell but reason for that spike and what we could learn on monday about the danger of the flu poses right here in the bay area. plugs a warning from police. why a safety feature on your garage door may actually give thieves quick access right into your home. a modest warming trend is on the way for your bay area forecast. i will have a look at what you can expect this morning and the cold coming up.

all right. check it out. this morning we are on board the u.s. s. hornet in alameda. >> 50 people had the opportunity to sleep on the ship and experience what life was like as a crew member. coming up. kelly rasmus will have more on their behind the scenes night there. we have that music from top gun in there. there's one that flew in top gun, i don't know fit flew in the morning but it is on the aircraft carrier there in alameda. >> been watching top gun a lot lately. >> you have been watching it?

>> it is on and every time it is on i watch it. i can't remember the response there or i would help you out. welcome back. we are just enjoying a little flashback to the '80s from the coziness of our couch and hopefully you are doing the same thing but to step outside now for the cup of coffee will put a chill in your bones. >> you matched the frost warning out there. see how well i am doing. >> i am telling you it is lovely. >> 34 in santa rosa which is improvement. these numbers all improvements we have come up. five to ten degrees and overnight lows and 44 in san francisco, you have come up a couple of degrees. 35 in walnut creek, right there about freezing earlier. some of the spots, napa again, they got down to 27, 28 degrees. so you are feeling a little better and we are dealing with a little bit of fog this morning and i will show you.

in the peninsula 30s and 39 in palo alto and sunnyvale at 40s and saratoga about 32 and you are beginning to feel a turn around. as we get through the second half of the morning, temperatures will feel a little more comfortable. we have fog over parts of santa rosa and visibility at its lowest and thickest on highway 116 and the transition to 12 and here and along highway one and it becomes thick. that will be around for the next hour. if you have a morning drive, be prepared. afternoon highs for today. mid-50s in oakland. and 55 in livermore and these numbers similar to yesterday and as we get in the days ahead. we have a more notable warmup coming our way in the mid-60s eventually and i will show you more and talk about air quality because it is another spare the

air day. i will check in on your neighborhood in a bit. sounds, great, rosemary. >> let's talk about the major milestone, we have been talking about it this morning. happening at what is arguably the most famous landmark. >> yes, the golden gate bridge. >> we examine the changes. >> plastic tubes and a lot of luck are all that separates cars coming from opposite directions. of the 36 people kill in crashes since the 70s, about half were in head on wrecks and in and out landmark is getting a rare structural change. >> i think it is a great idea. you can't argue against it. inconvenience for two or three days is not a big deal. >> if it saves lives it is good. >> the barrier can be lifted. concrete and steel sections

shift to allow lanes to adopt. >> hundreds of sections are ready for installation and the zipper trucks one at each end of the bridge are due any day and warnings have been visible for weeks so commuters can consider their options. >> over the richmond bridge that is problematic or take the golden gate transit or ride my bike. >> the richmond bridge carries 60,000 vehicles both directions on a saturday and sunday and the golden gate 80,000 and the more northly bridge could be twice as crowded. >> coming up to the right side at the bottom ... >> tourists may be inconvenience by the shut down but they can walk across and by diverts buses in the pra sido gets the shots. >> the ones coming in, we let them know the bridge is closing but we will be able to fix it to where you can get pictures. >> tour drivers note the movable barrier on doyle drive

working without a hitch. >> they understand that they have to put the barriers on the bridge and that's something that is really necessary and really needed. >> we are lucky and happy that we got to see it right now. otherwise it would be a how long disappointment. it is an icon. everyone identifies the golden gate bridge with san francisco. it is a must see. >> all right. the coverage of the upcoming golden gate bridge closure is just beginning on mornings on 2 tomorrow 8:15 the spokesperson will be here to discuss the closure and the importance of the movable median. imagine spending the night in the belly of an old aircraft carrier. just that the u.s. s. hornet in alameda. >> we are saying it sounds cool. >> you can have that same opportunity. kelly rasmus on board the ship with more on the unique experience. and you have been giving us a

great tour all morning. >> you better bring your sleeping bag if you come because there's no heater and it got chilly so people came prepared with heavy duty sleeping bags. we are on the top level of the ship and this is deck number six and this is the pilot house. this is where the captain used to pilot the ship. you can see from where we are standing that captain had a great view of the flight deck and all of the planes coming in and taking off there is tourists taking a look. this is a floating museum for people to come and check out. as you mentioned there are 60 people that took part in an overnight tour experience here on the u.s. s. hornet and this is one of the areas they get to see upclose and one thing i want to point out, we noticed this earlier, this is a battle window and what used to happen when the ship came under attack it was in commission until 1970

from world war ii, they would put this for protection. bill is with the u.s. s. hornet and you said they had to do this several times during world war ii. >> we were active in which for 18 months and 15 we were under the front lines and attacked 59 times and every time we were attacked, they would put the battle windows up and the officers would stand on the bulk head to be under protection while we were attacked. >> it got decent use. >> a lot of use. >> one of the things that people can see when they come here to the pilot house. i will take you here so you can see what the windows look like when they are up. you can get a sense of the kind of security and protection. i will con and the photographer will follow me around and this is the helm and this is where they would pilot the ship and this is one of the 12 different areas of the ship that people can get a tour of if they do

the oexperience. they do this every weekend at the u.s. hornet and 60 people last night and 100 tonight and with advanced planning you can be part of it and the people this morning said they enjoyed it and got a look at this american history. very cool. battle windows. alley looks comfortable. >> she knows where everything is on the ship. thanks, alley. the california highway patrol is standing by the officer standing policies after questions were raised by officer conduct during recent protests. there is a review of an incident where an undercover officer pointed his gun at a suspect. they are learning how to deal with hostile crowds through world events. >> it is difficult when rocks and bottles, you are getting hit and the idea of the training is to be able to

distinguish between that so we don't violate somebody's first amendment rights. >> the chp says they receive training every year. the flu, it is so widespread and across much of the u.s. and considered an epidemic. the centers for disease control is set to release the latest figures on how widespread the numbers are. one of the strains have mutated which is causing the vaccinations this year to be less effective. >> the most common virus causing the disease is this h3n2 virus when we have seen this dominate in previous seasons, we have seen relatively severe seasons so it is possible we could have a severe season again this year. all right. it is important to note officials are still recommending that you get that flu shot. more than 2500 kizer permanente mental health workers uncalifornia will go on

strike. psychologists and social workers represented by the union workers will walk off of the job for one week. more than 700 other kizer workers are expected to join. organizers are protesting what they are calling inadequate staffing problems. kizer says the meeting with the union next week to try to reach an agreement. police in the east bay are teaching homeowners a new trick to keep thieves from getting inside the garages. al burglars are able to deactivate the emergency release on an automatic garage door by nudging a wire through the garage door window which allows the garage door to be opened manually and without power. the livermore police department posted this video on its facebook page and it shows homeowners how to run a zip tie through a bracket to secure the emergency release cord. once the zip tie is fastened it will keep the emergency release in place and the homeowner can remove the zip tie from the inside should they need to open it manually. taking a chance at love

with online dating. up next, why many sites are expected to be extremely busy tomorrow. and forget something blue, why ?!a pair of college football fans sported something yellow and green at their rosebowl tailgate party. hazy sunshine in store and i will check in on the air quality for your area and tracking a warmup followed by the possibility of rain and i will have a look at the extended forecast coming up.

the indonesia government says the air asia flight was not allowed to fly. it took off on sunday december 28th. air asia is not permitted to

fly between indonesia and singapore on sundays. the license to fly that route is temporarily suspended and could be peoplely revoked. as for recovery efforts, high waves and strong currents continue to keep divers for locating more bodies. >> we are doing our best but we apologize if it is taking longer than hoped. >> 30 bodies have been recovered while 132 victims remain missing and officials did announce that search crews recovered four large parts of the plane today. well a 33% salary increase for con ta costa supervisors is going to be short lived. the supervisors will vote to rescind the raises this months and they may come up with a pay increase that won't anger as many constituents. union workers turned in nearly 40,000 signatures to the county clerk to put a referendum on the ballot to overturn that raise. the number was almost 26,000 more signatures than what was

required. we are barely coming out of that great recession and we got 4 persons and they stepped to the front of the line and received 30% raise. it is unfair. >> supervisors say they do deserve a raise but maybe not such a big bump at once. due to a resolution last year to align the salaries closer to other people in the bay area it went from $97,000 to 129 thousand a year. >> the 49ers and raiders looking for head coaches, the nfl playoffs begin today and the cardinals out of the west and their 3rd spring quarterback ryan linly and the night anyway the ravens lead by john harbaugh taking on the steelers and and we will show the cowboys tomorrow afternoon. according to match.com tomorrow evening will be the busiest night of the year for

online dating. more than 2 million users are expected to log in on that site alone. recent data show people that date online in january are 15 percent more likely to meet someone else and it takes men on average ten weeks to meet somebody online and 8 weeks for women. >> those guys need a couple more weeks. >> i don't get the ten week thing. if you go to a little venu you could meet someone. >> you might have to go to ten venus. >> whatever works. how are you doing, right? >> how are you doing? >> that's what i'm talking about. can we move on? >> most brides wear something blue but not at the rosebowl, you might want to go to yellow

and green. >> you can seal it with a kiss. >> and consider it done. this couple that are die hearts oregon duck fans. i don't know if you could tell. >> they had plans of getting married on the beach in santa cruz but through those plans out the window and got hitched at a rose bowl tailgate party instead. >> it felt right. we are not traditional. we love football and the ducks, there is no better way to have done it. >> reception meal follows with the barbeque and the newlyweds celebrated a victory as well, the ducks beat the seminals 59- 20. >> the holidays are a time when many people get engaged and this weekend is the start of the wedding season in the bay area. >> and we want to hear your proposals and your stories and photos and see your videos and

share them with us on our ktvu facebook page and people are starting to send them in and i love proposal stories. >> so sweet. >> so sweet. so exciting. >> it is fun. >> i don't know. rosemary, he doesn't look as impressed as i am. >> i like them. >> it is a monumental time. >> when i meet people i always say how did you meet and propose. it is a great story and if i don't ask my parents will say what, she didn't ask you yet. >> this morning, perhaps you are planning a a wedding. dry conditions in the forecast and warmth coming and a line look into san francisco. from future tower this morning where you can see the haze in the air. it is a spare the air day. stable airmass in place. ridge of high pressure strengthening over the area and where we have the air quality for today, moderate to slightly unhealthy. just about that one hundred mark for areas over the north bay and the coast and into the

central bay so that to consider for today. meanwhile for the east bay and the santa clara valley it is moderate. spare the air and keep that in mind and not okay to bush in the fireplace unless you are exempt. today temperatures in the mid to upper 50s and that ridge of high pressure beginning to move in and strengthen and it will be for the days ahead and that will drive the temperatures up. i want to show you the next few days, future cast model snows us when the rain or storm track begins to shift. you can see it well to the north of us and here we are into saturday. we go through sunday, monday and tuesday and it doesn't change a lot. by wednesday it breaks down and the ridge of high pressure breaks down is what i'm trying to say as the system begins to move closer to us. doesn't look like a huge rain maker but by thursday we will have a chance for scattered showers in the forecast. here we are now thursday afternoon. between now and then, we have a warmup coming our way and next chance to see the wet weather

on thursday. ts now, 36 degrees in concord and 34 in napa and 34 san francisco and along the peninsula temperatures have rebounded quite nicely in and around santa rosa taking longer. 34 for you because fog reported in this area. in addition to chilly weather, it is gray and foggy and it is tough this morning. 39 in antioch with mostly sunny skies outside your door. for the afternoon today. these numbers very similar to yesterday. a tad warmer for some. 53 for antioch and mid-50s in oakland and san francisco 53 and low to mid-50s over the north bay and mid to upper 50s over the south bay. 56 mountain view and san jose 58 degrees this afternoon in santa cruz with mostly sunny skies. are you thinking about heading to tahoe. we are dry and chilly for the morning hours and into the afternoon why have mid to upper 50s in the forecast there. similar to what we have here.

there is the warmup. temperatures getting back in the mid 60s as we get into tuesday afternoon. tuesday look to be the warmest day and wednesday a subtle dip in the temperatures and the only chance for the week ahead for warmer temperatures so i hope the models continue to draw it closer to us. >> if it rains, let me know because i haven't installed the rain gauge. >> you have not. >> i need to come over? it is not that hard. just put it outside and lean it up against something. >> okay. >> well i thought backyard, front yard. i couldn't decide. >> does the look nice here or match because i won't move it once it is in the ground. >> and you walk through the mud to see it. >> it will have to be easy. >> my rain gauge says. >> i am glad you enjoy it. >> i do. >> a unique opportunity for elvis presley fans. how you can buy two private planes, once owned by the king

of rock 'n' roll. and taking a new approach. very slightly. where you can watch some goats chomp down our unwanted christmas trees right here in the bay area.

bidding has begun for elvis presley's two private planes. the lisa marie and hounddog 2 went up for auction. the pair being sold together in a package deal by julian's auction. for display only. they can't be flown but here is pictures from the inside because they are not very ordinary as you can imagine. the lisa marie has a full bar, penthouse bedroom and 24 karat gold seat belts. umm. i don't know what you do with it. the auction will close february 2nd. very cool.

goats san 2ey&÷h:francisco hoping to chomp down on christmas trees. city grazing is recycling the trees to feed to the goats but it is important that the trees are free of tinsel and ornaments. accepting the trees today and tomorrow between 10:00 a.m. and noon the goat yard is on cargo way near the intersection of cargo and jennings. lucker winners will get tickets to the auto show from the 8th to the 11th. to enter all you do is go to the contest page on ktvu.com and fill out that entry form. you must also enter the secret word. there it is cruise. entries accepted from now until 11:59 and you must be 18 and legal resident of california and it has a retail value of $44 and provided by the silicon auto show and the winners will

be selected randomly on monday january 5th and you can see the official rules on ktvu.com. we got a lot coming up tomorrow right here on mornings on 2. at 8:15 we will talk to the golden gate bridge district about the historic bridge closure next weekend and it is regarding something like that. a moveable median barrier that will be install and we will talk about how it will impact drivers. that will be interesting. 8:45. please stay tuned we will talk to political analyst for a deeper look at some of the new laws in 2015. and the holidays are a season for proposals. we will share with you special stories and kelly will be live at a wedding fair. >> we were asking people to send in. >> and they are. >> and keep them coming. >> and the wedding fairs are jammed packed. a lot of people get proposed over the holidays.

mike, i gather you will reveal your big proposal. >> it was sweet. i will reveal it not right now but tomorrow. it was an awesome day. okay. and talk about the awesome weather if you like it cold. >> yes. if you like it chilly step out now. afternoon temperatures will be feeling better. keep in mind today is a spare the air day as we get into your extended forecast. notice temperatures becoming warmer and mid 60s in the forecast monday into tuesday and as the afternoon highs become warmer the overnight lows get better. that will do it for us. thanks for joining us this morning. have a great saturday and we will see you right back here tomorrow morning.

it's a new year, and we've got more great athletes for you this week on sports stars of tomorrow... we'll wrap up football season by naming our national player of the year... then we turn the page to basketball season with a pair of top ten prospects, including one from another country... that's all coming up next! (show open) happy new year everone, and welcome to the show... i'm charles davis... we have some