now at 5:00, a bay area icon shut down. the golden gate bridge preparing for the biggest closure in history. >> >> a sea of blue marks another somber sendoff. >> a caring son, a loving husband and a little friend. >> >> the' emotion out tribute for the nypd officer shot and killed days before christmas >> after millions of dollars in damage, relief is on the way.

good evening heather and tim have the fight off. >> >> this is a live look at traffic flowing smoothly, but this time next week, it will be clear of cars. the shut down for constructionion at 12:01 saturday morning and it will be closed until monday morning. next weekend will be the longest closure for the iconic bridge. with more on how the closure will affect visitors and traffic, kara -- >> the 52 hour planned closure is unprecedented. the golden gate bridge district is hoping to get the word out to as many as possible hoping bay area people and businesses

will plan around it. this woman brought relatives to see the iconic britain. >> i feel like we have entered a new dimension or area. it's beautiful. >> reporter: her timing was great. she didn't realize it was closing to vehicle traffic next weekend. >> i was lucky i was able to bring my family here. we are lucky we made it here. >> i timed the trip because i know next weekend, it is closed. >> reporter: the golden gate bridge will shut down next weekend so crews can install a moveable barrier. right now, there are pile johns separating traffic. 3300 of these concrete barrier units will be placed on the highway 101 approach north of the bridge. >> they are 1,500 pounds each and they will be pinned

together. so they will form a semi-rigid barrier. a pair of yellow zipper trucks will move the barrier units over one lane at a time. the bridge district has issued a no travel advisory next weekend, asking people to avoid travel between san francisco and the north bay. golden gate transit buses will be allowed to cross the bridge and additional ferry service will be added. heavier than usual traffic is expected on the bay bridge and the richmond bridge. >> it is going to be busy, and we asked if we should spread it out, but it was going to be such a trick el, we decided to rip off the band-aid and do it at one. >> reporter: the parking lots out both ends of the bridge willing closed, including the one here at vista point. >> thank you, kara.

>> >> in new york city, today, police officers from across the country, including the bay area attended the funeral of the second nypd officer shot and killed days before christmas. >> his spirit will continue to look up to us. he was my hero. >> reporter: his widow spoke at his funeral, tearfully talking about the man she knew and loved. police officers and citizens lined the streets of brooklyn during funeral services. liu and his partner, ramos were shot an killed in an ambush. last week, he was laid to rest. just like at ramos' funeral, there was a showing of disapproval from police

officers. >> even so -- >> reporter: thousands of mourners crowded a brooklyn funeral home sunday, saying a final good-bye to officer liu. he and his partner, raphael a most were gunned down. liiu was a husband, married only for two months. his wife remembers his kindness. >> a caring son, a loving husband and a loyal friend. >> reporter: william braton said liu believed in making the world safer. >> it's why we do what we do. it's why we run towards danger when others run away. >> he walked a path of courage, a path of sacrifice and a path of kindness >> reporter: deblasio's presence was not without controversy. in recent weeks, he has faced

criticism. outside as they did this at ramos' funeral, some police officers turned their backs when the began to speak. earlier, the chief issued a memo asking them not to repeat the gesture. as the ceremony ended, one final tearful good-bye. >> reporter: several bay area officers traveled to new york for the funeral of officer liu. this is a photo of two officers standing next to a painting of him. here is a shot of a dozen concorde officers that flu back east for the service. >> >> at least four more bodies were recovered from the crash of air asia 8501. u.s. sailors are among those at the java sea battling powerful waves as they try to reach the

submerged planes. it is believed many of the victims are still strapped to seats on the ocean floor. >> >> meanwhile, a prayer service held in indonesia, the final destination of the plane that went down one week ago with 162 passengers and crew members onboard. >> >> the only remaining suspect in the boston marathon bombing heads to court tomorrow after a federal appeals court refused to grant a delay. attorneys for him asked for a change of venue, but the appeals court said it did not meet what was necessary to delay. he has pleaded "not guilty" to 30 charges. >> >> vallejo police opened fire on a man after they said he tried to run a police officer over with a stolen car. the incident started after report of a fight at the motel

6 at 7:30 last night. when officers arrived, they found a man on a second story balcony holding a gun.s suspect ran to a nearby kia dealership and car-jacked someone and used that car to drive at the officer that's when the opened fire. the suspect drove away and it's unfair at this point whether or not the suspect was hit by the fire. >> >> a symposium on ways to prevent police brutality. organizers say the event was pushed forward by the event in the police killings of michael brown and eric garner. >> we are building a movement, not only against police brutality and the killings of young black and brown men, but a movement that will deal with the disparities of the black community around health, education, wealth, job, employment. >> those taking part said they

hope to inspire young people to pressure elected officials in dealing with the problems in the community. >> >> mare sworn in, scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at the paramount theater. the ceremony is open to the public with doors opening at 2:30. she will be oakland's 50th mayor and governor gerry brown will officially start his final term tomorrow. this is video of his swearing in ceremony in 2011. tomorrow's ceremony is set for 10:00 in the morning. afterwards, he will deliver his inauguration address. brown first served california as governor from 1975 to 1983. he was elected again in 2010 and due to term limits, this is his fourth and final term as governor. >> >> and governor gerry brown will be among those at a

groundbreaking ceremony for tuesday for california's long- awaited high speed rail system. according to the fresno bee, 1200 dignitaries and guests will be attending. the first stretch of the track will be built and that will be 29-miles between fresno and madera. >> >> a four-year-old and elderly couple had to be cut out of their car after they ended up on top of another vehicle following an accident in san francisco. it happened on pine and franklin street at 1:45 and all three cars were involved. police say it's not clear exactly what happened at this point, but the initial investigation indicates the elderly couple's toyota hit the back end of a car waiting at a light. the toyota careened out of control and ended up on top of an audi. people were taken to the shot

with nonthreat life-threatening injuries. >> >> we are seeing some of the lowest gas prices in the bay area in years. analysts say the drop is due to an increase in crude oil prices combined with production. bay area prices have dipped a few cents over the last week. in oakland, a gallon costs about $2.63 and it's a few pennies in san jose at $2.67. >> >> remember be a sports broadcasting icon, tonight, how bay area athletes are paying their respects to espn's stewart scott. >> >> in weather, a lot of high clouds, but big changes coming up. the one direction temperatures will be trending over the next few days and when shower chances return. >> >> after a two week break, president obama is back in

action. the changes he will faces a a new congress prepares for another session.

>> long sometime ainge chore of espn sports center stewart scott has passed away. he has been fighting cancer since 2007, but remained dedicated to his craft. scott worked at three tv stations in the south before joining espn in 1993, helping to launch the espn2 network. he was known for his strong relationship with athletes and journalists, something he developed through his story telling. stewart scott was 49. >> >> sharing condolences, from hair son barns tweeting --

coming up in sports wrap, a look at his inspirational espy speech. >> >> president obama is set to get back to business after his two week vacation in hawaii has come to an end. the press corps reported one of the last stops on the obama vacation was a trip to pearl jam singer eddie vetter's house. president obama is slated to hit the road this week with

trips planned to michigan, arizona and tennessee. the white house said is he planning to outline both new executive actions and legislative proposals. >> the commander in chief there face challenges ahead of him in the new year. dan springer was traveling with the president and has more on what is waiting for him in washington. >> reporter: he will be greeted by a new congress. house and senate controlled by republicans. one of first items is a new vote on the keystone pipeline. an issue the president has been critical of. experts say a keystone vote may be a wasted effort. >> they have control of congress, but they don't have the 67 votes needed for a majority to get past the veto. >> reporter: one day after congress is sworn in, the president is heading back out on the road. he is planning stops in michigan, arizona and tennessee to highlight his economic policies ahead of the state of

the union address. >> it has been a costly experience where americans now know government plays a role in every aspect of our lives. i think they are a little afraid that president obama will not work with the republicans in congress. >> he is at least trying to do something about the problems we face in our every day lives. that's what the government needs to do to get the public's trust. >> reporter: the president spending his last day at the beach with his daughter, ma leah, the first family fry u flies back to washington on sunday. dan springer, "fox news." >> >> pope francis told the followers in saint peters square that slickions were made carefully to reflect the church's growth in asia and

africa. thick haze covered much of the bay area. this is what it looked like from our camera in the east bay. all of the haze is why there was a spare the air alert and another one is in effect tomorrow. that means burning of wood in a fireplace is illegal. those who are caught doing so can be fined as much as $500. >> >> it has been pretty chilly, hopefully a warmup is coming. let's go to mark tomeo. >> >> last week, we were talking about 20s. this week, a few neighborhoods will be approaching the 70- degree mark. right now, all of the clouds

streaming into northern california. main storm track is up to our north toward the pacific northwest and we do not have much in the way of rain in our forecast. one day, there is a slight chance. but our hopes with that event, slowly starting to slide away. >> you can see the calm conditions out there. not much in the way of winds, winds may be 5-10-miles an hour. 50s right now, yesterday at this time, woe were talking about upper 40s. right now, upper 50s. alot of 50s in oakland, santa rosa. 53. spare the air alert tomorrow. this was the scene looking toward san jose at 4:30 this after none. air quality will be in this range once again. yellow, orange, a closer look at the air quality levels for

today in comparison for tomorrow. most neighborhoods not changing too much except for the east bay you see the numbers going up for the east bay. there is a chance we could have another spare the air alert issued for tuesday and possibly into wednesday because the weather pattern is not changing too much except for a warming trend we'll see that coming up on the five-day forecast. overnight lows, starting out the day, we are not talking about the upper 20s, still pretty chilly, 30s. we could have some patchy fog in the north bay, east bay. temperatures to start your day in the 30s and 40s, here we are at 7:00 tomorrow morning and in the afternoon. temperatures back up into the upper 50s to low 60s, rainfall to our north, hazy sunshine for a good portion of the week, high pressure will be building in off shore. after the fog. at least for the morning hours, toward the central valley. look at the high pushing the storm track to our north.

tomorrow, we'll be warmer than today. tuesday, one of the warmest day of the weeks. temperatures will be approaching the low mid-70s. that will be on tuesday and it will shave off a few degrees later in the week. here's our forecast model. not much in the way of overcast, patchy fog out there. you get the idea. high cloud cover. high cloud ban is way up to our north in your monday forecast. temperatures for tomorrow, a warming trend, more 60s in the forecast, san jose, 63. san mate o, 62. santa cruz, 69. the look ahead. temperatures pretty cool overnight. temperatures warming back up into tuesday. 67, overall temperature across the bay area. i think a few spots will be around 70 degrees.

there is a slight chance of showers on thursday. coming up, we'll look at the shower chance and the next few days, possibly more changes. >> >> a cold snap that was ushered in with the new year. temperatures have been dropping below 32 degrees overnight in many locations. some more delicate crops such as avocados are showing minor damage. but california farmers say citrus crops are in good shape. temperatures have not dropped low enough or remained there for long enough to do much damage. >> >> relief on the way, strong storms in december left people cleaning up millions of dollars in damage. now, the state is stepping in to help. the details on the storm center coming. >>

>> first, many of the air -- bay area couples starting the new year with big plans. >> the most popular time to propose or pop the question is new year's eve and christmas. >> we'll tell you the top trends you will see at weddings this year. pwhrapb

holiday season is a time for tradition and family gatherings. it make as prime time for marriage proposals.

we go inside of a wedding fair where vendors are preparing for their busiest time of the year. >> reporter: there is no shortage of bridal blipping at the four seasons this morning for the san francisco wedding fair. >> the most popular time to propose or pop the question is new year's eve and christmas. right now, we have the brides newly engaged with their beautiful diamond rings, they are excited and ready to start it prepare their wedding. >> reporter: most people start with things like the dress. this bridal designer says classic dresses are popular. >> modesty, coming back, higher neck line, sleeves. a little more modesty. >> reporter: when it comes it the cake, a customized creative design is trendy. >> it's sugar, but it's designed to look like that,

looking like the aged wood of a barn or something like that. >> >> reporter: behind the scenes of the four seasons kitchen, director of catering said his clients are asking for food that reflect a couple of styles and their travel history. >> one family that is from here in the united states, but they love mediterranean food. >> wedding vendors says its a good idea for brides and grooms to book them at least once before booking their services. >> you are going to be with them for most of the day, so you really want to get to know them. >> reporter: connie is, a wedding planner for 20 years said no matter who you choose, start planning early. >> january and february are the months our calendars start to fill. by march, april, we are done for the year. >> reporter: the planning process, just like the wedding

itself, will be over before you know it. >> >> las vegas is bracing for the start of the massive international consumer electronics show this coming week, last year, the week-long event drew more than 150,000 visitors. organizers hoping to wow even more people, among this year's trending will beware be smart homes, 3d printing and wearable gadgets, samsung will kick off the event with a keynote tomorrow. the show runs through friday. >> >> san francisco fra diggs wrapping up, still time for you to adopt. >> last-minute push to find these animals a new home. >> people living at this mobile park, new effort to help the families there. >> >> bay area ice cream maker adding a new ingredient to his ice creams, where you can get a

taste of his thc infused treat. >> >> you can download the ktvu atmospheres and get live time traffic and breaking news, any time, anywhere.

the series of rainstorms that barreled through the bay area caused severe flooding. now, help is on the way for those still recovering. a storm damage assistance center, set to open in san

materic kirschner o tomorrow. >> reporter: even though the storm happened weeks ago, there is no shortage of people around here that need help. a lot of people had to start over essentially after their homes and cars were flooded. mcaribelle garcia is quick to show us what happened in her home. she has had to replace all of the flooring. this sunday afternoon, she was painting the walls and her husband was install agnew door. most of their belongings were ruined. >> everything happened really quickly not much time to save jewels and beds and everything. >> reporter: she has received loans, she easily needs more assistance. >> i can't tell you what you i feel. i feel really bad. >> >> reporter: today, a pan alerted residents reis on the way, san mateo county office of

services is opening up an assisting office. the goal is to bring local and state agencies along with nonprofits to help the families. >> went to san matteo college. they gave us a couple of vouchers. where is everybody else? going to this trailer park, to this house, we need it, too. >> the home park, badly flooded with several feet of water behind this mobile home park, overflowed, now it's full of sandbags. >> this doesn't get any better. this is tiresome all of the times. >> >> reporter: for now, residents here, many overwhelmed welcome any help so their lives can get back to normal. >> it's really horrible >> reporter: besides the new center opening tomorrow, the

city will host a community meeting on tuesday at the fair oaks community center specifically for the families that live at these mobile home parks to further help them with repairs. >> thank you so much. >> >> well, the storm damage assistance center is located in a parking garage, set to be open tomorrow, tuesday and wednesday from 9:00 am to 6:00 p.m. emergency services officials say the site was chosen because they have had the most storm damage there >> state authorities stepping in over access to martins beach in half moon bay. venture capitalists bought beach front property and closed a access road. he has one year to negotiate a resolution and stated authorities told mercury news they are about to begin the negotiations. if nothing is resolved in one year, the state has the right to claim access through

imminent domain. >> >> an elderly pilot crashed yet walked away unharmed. the accident happened around 1:00 this afternoon. according to the napa county sheriff's department, the 82- year-old pilot was in a single prop beach craft when he hit the fence. >> >> south bay bus riders will enjoy expanded services starting tomorrow. buses will be starting earlier and running seven days a week. more buses will be running saturday. sunday, a new line every 20 minutes from 9:00 am to 6:00 p.m.

>> parking fees at several bart stations will be going up. cording to bart policy if a station's parking lot is the filled to capacity, the parking fee can go up by 50-cents. today is the last day to see animals up for adoption at macy's at san francisco's union square. for the past month, macy's window featured adoptable animals from the aspca. 240 animals were adopted. there are still a lot that need homes. >> >> pets are great.

>> ice cream maker making a name for himself because of a special ingredient he uses in his frozen concoction, cannabis. >> the younger juan branched off from his family business to open cannabis creamery. >> the ice cream is available from san francisco to san diego. >> >> in belgium an underground pipeline approved just for beer. it's all in an effort to reduce traffic caused by beer delivery

trucks. a local brewery will use the pipeline to transport products from the brewery almost two miles across town to the bottling plants. the bruery owner said the pipes are made from a special type of plastic. >> this is stronger than steel. we are confident of no leaks. >> construction on the pipeline is set to start next year. coming up, a bay area teen is recovering tonight after a scare on the court. >> when he collapsed on the basketball court, fans sprang into action, quick thinking that helped to save his life. >> >> it has been a chilly weekend, but we are in for a warmup. mark tomeo will let us know what to expect for the workweek.

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running down the court, playing in a basketball game and then he collapsed. >> as kristin reports, a couple of fans in the stands knew exactly what to do when the teenager went down. >> basketball is a quick game. quick thinking that saved the life of a 14-year-old boy saturday. >> coaching the boy's team, one of the players stopped running, staggered backward and collapsed on the court. >> his eyes started to roll back in his head a little bit, then he started to have a hard time briefs breathing, a nurse and retired firefighter quickly determined the boy was in cardiac arrest. they started cpr and asked for a life line. >> i ran out here, we opened it

up, but the aed on and that was a saver. >> brought it up, pushed the button >> reporter: the automatic external defibrillator late tor shocked the teen's heart back in into a regular rhythm. he was taken to the medical center where at last report, he was under observation. >> you see the nice kid that has the bright future, luckily, the aed was there. >> you would go through the step by step process. >> reporter: he sid over the years, he has made it his mission to get as many of these devices as possible to do exactly what it did, today. >> i think you would be hard pressed to find facilities that don't have them, now. but if you don't have them, by all means make sure you get them. >> reporter: this is the same

time the exact advice has been used to rescue someone. last time, it was a 55-year-old man, this time, a 14-year-old boy. >> >> let's go over to mark tome o, for the end of vacations and holidays. it looks like a change in the weather, too. >> that's a good point, kind of back to normal. last week, we have been talking about the 20s, we have all been shivering, get ready. as we head into tuesday and wednesday of this week, more rainfall. we had a very active december, so we are okay, but not much in the immediate forecast. santa rosa, 126% of average. san francisco, just over 15 inches and san jose 10.31 inches. san jose, 190%. a few weeks ago, it was near 250%. you get the idea. the dry weather pattern has an impact and cannot last for too long. right now, rainfall is up to

our north, toward portland and seattle. right now, partly cloudy skies, a bit of haze out there across the bay area. some of the high clouds are shown moving into the region, but no rainfall expected. current temperatures, 40s, but a few spots -- a few spots into the upper 40s in hayward, of 45 degrees. here is our live camera looking out toward the bay bridge in san francisco. forecast headlines for tonight, partly cloudy skies, warmer, monday and tuesday and then more clouds by thursday as a weak system falls apart over northern california. this should say monday morning., cooling temperatures matching dew point temperatures. that was the case this morning. i think it will be the case for tomorrow morning as well, especially in the north bay valley. rainfall up to our north, but hazy sunshine all week long,

nothing out there to mix things up in the atmosphere. patchy fog tomorrow morning as we talked about, high pressure rebuilds, pushing the storm track to our fort. tomorrow will be warmer than today. warmest locations will be in the upper 60s to the lower 70s, lower 7 s showing up in the tuesday forecast, out toward santa cruz. our forecast models showing you this. except on thursday, there is a slight chance, but even the forecast models pulling back with the shower coverage and potential, looks like the best bet will be in the north bay on thursday. tomorrow morning. 7:00, still on the cool side. partly cloudy skies and then into the afternoon hours, hazy sunshine, not a big change from today, except a little warmer. by 4:00 in the upper 50s to mid- 60s. here's a look at your highs for monday. san francisco, 61, santa rosa, 62. a lot of 60s on the board for

tomorrow. santa cruz flirting with the 70- degree mark. a look ahead. five-day forecast, monday morning, pretty cold. we'll have a lot of mid-to upper 60s, but a few parts of the bay area maybe in the 70s. thursday, a chance of a shower, but i would not bet on that at all the latest model is backing off on the shower coverage. tuesday, could feel strange. walking around the beach. thanks, mark. >> thank you. >> >> all right, well, coming up, more on the passing of sports anchor stewart scott. nfl wild card weekend is in the books, highlights of the game between cowboys and the lions, "sports wrap" is next.

good evening, everyone, welcome to this early sunday night edition of sports wrap. for the first time since the ice bowl in 1967, the dallas cowboys will be heading back to green bay to meet the packers. tate turned it into a 51- yard touchdown play. lions were not finished with their first quarter scoring. the move and then the block for reggie bush. he goes 18-yards for the end zone, cowboys down. they did something about that late in the second quarter, romo to williams.

he splits the detroit secondary at the 76-yard play. lions added a field goal before the half for a 17-7 lead. detroit field goal but the cowboys made it a one possession game when murray scored. this was a curious play in the fourth quarter, stafford's pass intended for pettigrew, but hit hitchens. cowboys win went on a long drive of their own. tony romo connects for 21-yards and drive is kept alive. romo had time to move alone in the pocket. cowboys have their first lead of the game at 24-20. there was time for the lions to mount one last drive, but on fourth and three at the dallas 42, stafford is sacked by lawrence, lawrence also recovers, but it doesn't

matter, cowboys have the win and the lions season is over. 24-20 is the final as history will be revisited with the cowboys headed to the frozen tundra. >> >> andrew luck is solidly establishing himself as one of the next generation's top quarterbacks. colts took the opening kickoff, marched to a 71-yard drive. herring strong up the middle for the final two. bengals defense already upset with each other. later in the quarter, they got even, close to the end zone, 7- 7 game after a quarter. here's evidence of what luck has become. he stands in against the rush and finds a -- 45-yard game, cincinnati 17, leading to a field goal and at 17.7, the

colts lead. 57-yard, -- mike nugent hits it. indy at the half -- luck made it comfortable for the fans midway through the third quarter. touchdown pass right on the money to america oncreif. freedman keeps cincinnati dalton from getting anything going. bengals eliminated in the round for the straight year, meaning the colts will face off next week against denver. >> >> sports world said a very premature good-bye to stuart scott who had become an iconic ainge chore at eric kirschner spn. >> when you die, it does not mean that you lose to cancer, you beat cancer, by how you

live while you live and in the manner in which you live. >> so live. live, fight like hell and when you get too tired to fight, then lay down and rest and let somebody else fight for you. >> that was scott in last year's espy awards just prior to turning 49. at that time, he was recovering from another round of cancer surgery receiving the jimmy v reward. he lost his battle with cancer today, our scott reese worked with scott for eight years at espn. >> the first time i met him, i was a newbie and he was big time sports center guy, but he was so warm and welcoming and he made me feel like an equal from day one. number two, his demeanor, he was this barks bastion of

positivity. when he walked into the room, the room was better off because of the infectious energy. the third thing, his on air persona. when he burst on to the national scene, he was different, different can be polarizing, some people liked him, some didn't. but he stayed true to his form, which was not always easy to do. catch phrases -- "cool at the other side of the pillow." that is the legacy of stuart scott that will live on forever. >> >> we'll be right back.

cal had a chance to get the pac 12 season off to a 2-0 start.

the bears beat washington earlier in the day when they hosted chicago state. bears battling from behind most of the game. cal trying to get into it late. cougars are back -- >> both teams 1-1 in conference play as the cougars win at berkeley for the first time in seven years. >> >> cleveland will be in the ferry on friday to finish a six- game warrior. rondo to chandler. mavericks controlled the game the entire way. chandler par sons, ellis for the jam. ellis lead the mav's with 20.

they dominate and that will do it for this early edition of "sports wrap." thanks, well, we have breaking news out of san francisco. we just received word of an officer involved shooting in the mission district, not far from the 16nd mission bart station. witnesses heard multiple gunshots fired and saw one person taken away in an ambulance. we do have a crew heading to the scene, much more coming up at 10:00. >> >> thank you so much for joining us, we'll keep you updated on the breaking news on our website, facebook and twitter and our ktvu atmospheres, we'll see you ton at 10:00.

hello everyone. i am frank somerville and welcome to a ktvu news special report. throughout 20142 investigates uncovered stories in bay area communities affecting you. our reports revealed trains carrying volatile oil being carried through neighborhoods, and a controversial police phone tracking system. we begin with an issue that's currently being debated in sacramento. playing fields that are made from recycled tires. and as ktvu's melanie woodrow tells us, some people are now concerned that