good morning. a deadly police shooting. it happened right outside of a san francisco police station. the series of events that led up to it and how the police chief is responding. many people on the peninsula are still picking up the pieces after last month's damaging storm. the help they made available to those victims starting today. plus, more fallout from a plan to implode candlestick park. >> the concern some of the neighbors have and the effort underway to stop it. "mornings on 2" begins right now. good morning. 7:00. look at that, dave. beautiful sunrise and a little bit of traffic you can see

below. a lot of folks heading back to work. >> heading back. >> for the first time during the holidays. we'll be checking in on traffic as well. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. that's a beautiful weather shot, steve. you did a good job with that. >> well, thank you, dave. [laughter] >> thank you. we do have mostly clear skies. a few high clouds. decent breeze up in the higher elevations. not much fog but i will mention a little bit. concord, buchanan and sonoma county airport. the windchill in wisconsin, 35, 40 below. it's cold for us, i guess. hazy sun and a little bit warmer. we get an offshore breeze. everything out in the pacific wants to head in our direction then says, i can't do that. it goes up and over the ridge of high pressure, 30. there's plenty but not the 20s we had last week and also 40s. an offshore breeze for some on

the san mateo coast will equal a warmer day. there's warm air aloft. foster city 37, san mateo, 38. there's that offshore breeze for half moon bay. most locations, at least at the surface are calm. i saw gusts at 32. plenty here, it just doesn't have much of a chance except for a few high clouds and hazy skies. we will have slightly warmer temperatures. jet stream to the north. it's cold, cold, cold. it will be warmer for us today, 60 to near 70 in santa cruz. mr. sal castanedo. good morning. recall goo -- good morning. we're looking at a commute that seems to be back to normal. a twitter follower reminds me some of the tech guys and gals may not be going to their job here because they are in las vegas. we'll see if that has an effect on the commute. this looks normal. backed up for 26, 27 -- 27

minutes as you you head to the macarthur maze. it looks like something around ashby avenue. i sue a couple of wars with flashing lights. bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for 20 minutes. that looks normal as you drive through. livermore valley, though, livermore valley, though, my goodsness. witness 508. slow and 68ing on the backed up at the 580 ininterchanging into fremont. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you, sal. san francisco police are investigating after officers shot and killed a man who they had contact with earlier in the day. yesterday afternoon, the 32- year-old man approached officers at 16th and mission and asked what type of guns they carried. police say he also asked about ammunition and if they had ever shot and killed someone. then yesterday evening, police say the same man was in the parking lot of the mission

police station. officers told him it was a restricted area and he walked away. but as they were leaving they saw him again, standing in the driveway. >> went to approach him to tell him again, you can't be here. he went to his waistband where there was the butt of a gun and drew. >> the officers opened fire, shooting the man three times. he died at the hospital. police chief greg suhr says the man's gun turned out to be a replica but didn't have the orange tip to show it's fake. he admits officers' safety is heightened around the country in recent months. >> we are as aware of it as anybody. officers are looking out for one another all of the time. we have a job to do and we're gonna get it done. chief suhr says within a few days, he will hold a town hall meeting to review what happened as he does after any officer- involved shooting. last year, four people died in nine police shooting incidents

in san francisco. happening today, the trial is now underway for the surviving brother accused carrying out the boston marathon bombing. 21-year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev is in a boston courtroom under tight security. prosecutors say dzhokhar tsarnaev and his older brother planted two bombs near the finish line of the marathon in april of 2013. three people were killed. 264 others were hurt. about 1200 potential jurors have been summoned. jury selection could take several weeks. a number of victims are expected to testify. several people that i am now very close with will be testifying. i want to be there to support them. it's been chaining me -- changing me since it happened. i expect it will continue to do that. >> there are reports that talks on a possible plea deal hit a snag after federal prosecutors refused to take the death penalty off the table. the entire trial could last up to four months.

7:05. in a couple of hours, a storm assistance center will open in san mateo county. that center will lep the hundreds of people -- help the hundreds of people affected by last month's storm. this trailer park in redwood city was really hit hard. people are still cleaning up weeks later. some homeowners say the damage cost estimated in the thousands of dollars. >> it doesn't get any better. >> it's really horrible what happened to us. it is what if is. >> the flooding was caused when a canal overflowed behind the park. the city is trying to figure out how to fix that problem. the assistant center is at the parking garage at 329 miller avenue in south san francisco. meantime, some students at newark memorial high school will be in different classrooms. the school is repairing flood damage that happened over the holidays. a water main broke last month flooding some parts of the school up to two feet of water.

floors and walls and books and other parts of six classrooms were damaged. engineers are trying to fifth out what caughted -- are trying to figure out what caused the rupture. $4million has been set aside to pay for repairing that 15-year- old building. a chp dispatcher used social media to locate a man who fell off a cliff. the highway patrol says the man and his 11-year-old son were hiking near lake berryessa when the father fell off the cliff yesterday. the son called 911. but the gps and the phone couldn't pinpoint exactly where they were. well, the dispatcher went on facebook and he found a post there where the father identified the trailerrer where the two -- the trail where the two would be hiker. the chp rescued the two. the father is in the hospital with serious injuries. an informational meeting is being held tonight regarding the possible implosion of

candlestick park. the proposer of a shopping center says implosion would be a fast and inengs sphynxive way -- inexpensive way to demolish the ballpark. there is now a petition with more than 120's signatures. tonight's meeting is being held at st. paul of the shipwrecked church in san francisco. expanded bus service begins today between san jose and cupertino. vta is increasing weekday and saturday service online 323 between de anza college and downtown san jose. other changes include a brand- new sunday service and two new stops along the line. 7:08. in case you missed it, some big changes are about to take place on the golden gate bridge. coming up in 20 minutes, what's happening and why it's gonna shut down the landmark bridge

this coming weekend. and libby schaaf is going to be sworn in as oakland's new mayor today. right now she's sitting down with brian flores to talk with us about the future and hot issues facing oakland. we'll hear what she has to say -- next. speaking of oakland, we have slow traffic trying to get out of oakland to the city. we have slow traffic in the east bay and in the south bay. we'll run owl of that down for you straight ahead. remember last january when we had 18 days of record highs? well, i don't want to say we'll have record highs today but it's going to be warmer. we'll talk about how much -- coming up.

7:11. governor jerry brown will be sworn in for an unprecedented fourth term today. four years ago, his inauguration was held at sacramento's memorial auditorium. today, governor brown is combining duties. he will take the oath of office

and deliver his annual state of the state address in the assembly chamber. the governor a expected to call on lawmakers to exercise restraint and spending, despite california's new-found $2 billion surplus. >> when the governor took office we had a $26 billion deficit. unemployment was over 12%. worst credit rating in the nation. since then, we're added 1.34 million jobs. our enemployment rate has dropped to 7.2%. >> other distinction for governor brown, at 76, he's the old estd est governor from the country. cam ma'am law hair race will be -- kamala harris will be sworn in. she's creating a bure three will focus on crimes against children. the bureau will focus on issues such as deterring school truancy and tackling what she calls the flawed foster care

and adoption system. soon to be mayor of oakland, libby schaaf is joining us. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. >> thanks so much for having meal. >> the first thing you are gonna do when you become mayor of oakland. when you sit down at the desk inside the office, what is the first thing you are going to tackle? >> the most important thing on my list of things to do, it's a long one, is to hire a great city administrator. you are only as good as your team. and oakland has lacked consistent leadership in these key roles. that's a really important thing, not just for the city but for the organization of the city. >> a lot has been talked -- with the protests going on, we've seen a lot of vandalism going on to local businesses. some businesses have even just seen vandalism continue with oakland police officers being right there and letting it happen. how do you address -- this with one of the more disturbing

ones, how do you address -- draw the distinction with regard to free speech as well as handling vandalism? >> i made a post on my facebook page about how disgusted i was about vandalizing the city's christmas tree. i got more likes and positive comments on than just about anything. there's a very clear line between free speech and peaceful protesting and the type of vandalism we've seen. those are not protesters. we've got to do a better job of proactively preventing that type vandalism. i'm really proud of the oakland police department for their professionalism and for their strategic approach to dealing with these protesters because we've not seen the type of kind of agitation that happened, for example, in berkeley. i want people to know that we're very serious about keeping those vandals accountable. we have been bringing charges. we've arrested more people in

oakland than any other city. we'll continue to do that. i'm gonna continue to hold our police feet to the fire to improve their tactics so that we can prevent that type of vandalism. the other thing i'm doing is reaching out to business es and making sure that i really value the business community in oakland. >> oakland has a lot of potential when it comes to that. you talked about the dialogue with the businesses but also if we can go back quickly to what's been going on recently, are you planning on any dialogue with the protesters out there as well as police to kind of address this issue as a hole? it's kind of interkerkted in my -- interconnected in my eyes. do you start a dialogue? how do you go about doing that? >> absolutely. this nation is engaged in a critical conversation about racism and i embrace and i will be an active not just participant in the conversation but really looking for concrete actions to take so that oakland

is not just reacting to the problems that have been raised but that we are seeing a leader. as you probably know, we're one of the first cities to have all of aur officers wear chess cameras. that's been valuable. but oakland is full of many stakeholder groups and i intend to reach out and be connected and really be a great listeners to all of them. >> the other big issue is our sports team, whether the as are gonna be moving onto another city, if the raiders are gonna stick around. what is the latest in terms of the situation. what are you planning on doing to keeping both of those teams here if that's your plan? >> absolutely. i've been very clear. i'm an oakland girl. born and raised here. i grew up with the teams. i'm very committed to keeping the tales. we have a deadline coming up at the end of january, we're working with a new development and investor team that's very promising. i've been very clear.

i want to keep both teams. i don't want to pit one team against the other and i want to work proactively with the county because we're co-owners of that property. any successful development project depends upon us coming to the. you will see a new three-way partnership coming up soon. >> and we have a few seconds left. i want to bring in a view who typed into our facebook page and he's concerned about the road conditions in oakland. i mean, they are not the greatest, right? he's concerned about whether there's gonna be any cut in public funding for public works. what will be done to address that? >> one of the things i'm gonna be looking at is reorganizing how we deal with transportation in oakland. we've got some raggedly roads in the city. it's not just ruinth quality of life. it's costing us money in the long-term. you will see me make a very aggressive capital plan that have will a really solid plan for addressing those potholes. >> all right. libby schaaf certainly has a

lot to address in the coming weeks. let's check in with sal. how does the east shore look? >> pretty good. if you are driving in to oakland from richmond, it will take you a bit. this is a look at the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. taking 30 minutes. definitely back to pre-holiday levels. starting off the year with the first -- the first little traffic day definite year as you come by ashby, there's something on the shoulder that's slowing traffic. that's not doing that well. you can see it's on the shoulder but people are slowing down past it. bay bridge toll plaza, as you come up to the toll plaza, it's about a 15, 20-minute delay. someone reminded me that a lot of the tech people are in las vegas for the convention. as a matter of fact, we can move the commute here to 101

and 280 and 85. that that -- looks as crowds as they normally do. 7:18. let's go back to steve in the weather center. sal, i just came in the newsroom and said high to you. haven't seen new two weeks. >> i know, right? >> i know, right? [laughter] >> glad you are back, man. >> you, too. good morning. just posted on facebook golden gate weather services talks about midwinter dry spells which we in right now. it's vet -- very common, folks. it happens all of the time. the average is about 19 days. if you want to read about that, sometimes they can be seven days. sometimes they can go on for 30. last year it went on forever and day. this is not uncommon. we used to see that tule fog set up. we would have extended periods of dry weather. let's hope this is only one of

a couple of weeks long. we'll see. i don't seep any rain. i do see cloud cover. no rain. a couple of people have been right writing me -- have been writing me. 30s and 40s on the temps. some are mild temps. be glad you are not up in wisconsin and minnesota, windchills are 35 to 40 below. it's 40 even at san jose state's meteorology department. outstanding meteorology department. 44 above los gatos. house of yen sent me a nice picture. house of yen on twitter showing the full moon setting. a little easterly breeze for some. very good breeze in the higher elevations. a lot out here. it's going up, up, up and the high pressure says, you shall not pass and that's what's happening. everything dives down that cold air. it's amazingly cold. as far as active weather, new

york, washington down to the deep south and the inner mountain region. 34 ukiah. 25 two bits up in tahoe. 26 reno. 40s and 50s in southern california. but san diego looking for a high of 74 today and 70 in santa cruz today. we had the weak little system. the cold air still in place. it's getting modified a little bit. warmer weather starts today and it will continue tuesday probably into wednesday. santa clara valley, i think san mateo coast and santa cruz coast will be the warnest near 70 for them. i'm going mid-60s to upper 60s for others. about 20, 30 miles an hour for some. a couple of 60s farther east. coast and bay start to warm up. santa cruz, 70 degrees. it will be even warmer on tuesday, wednesday and then we'll see a lot of high clouds and cooler temperatures but i don't them we'll see any rain. people are already getting worried. >> i can't believe you are

quoting monty python, none shall pass. [laughter] >> and that full moon was spectacular. republicans are about to take control of congress. but there is division within the party. in 20 minute, derailing john boehner's term. he was a beebe loved sports -- beloved sportscaster. many are mourning the death of stuart scott.

7:24. there's a new sign, the st. louis rams could be moving back to southern california. team owner stan cronk plans to build an 80,000 seat nfl stadium in englewood, not far from -- inglewood, not far from l.a.x. it would be part of a development that includes the forum, office, retail and

residential space. raiders and chargers have expressed interest in moving to the los angeles area. any move would need approve from three quarters of all nfl owners. 7:24. people all over the country mourning the loss of this man, beloved espn sports anchor stuart scott. he died yesterday at the age of 49 after a long battle with cancer. it was devastating to hear even though you knew it was coming. he was well known for his colorful personality and the way he said booya! last year he was honerred for his -- honored for his fight at the espy award. >> when you die, it doesn't mean you lose. you beat cancer with how you live and why you live and the manner in which you live.

[ applause ] >> that was one of the -- i will never forget seeing him there. chemotherapy and radiation treatment kept him off the air off and on as he battled cancer. he leaves behind his parent, three siblings and two beautiful daughters. there were moments of silence held at sports events including at the nfl wild card games, the mavericks in cleveland and several college basketball games. maniantmanathletes -- manathletes have gone on -- many athlete have gone on twitter. a call on the cowboys in the 4th would have given the lions the play. moments before the call was announced, the ref said there was no penalty. another ref at another angle didn't think the call warranted

a pass interference call. cowboys got a touchdown and they win and play the packers this sunday. the continues are move -- the colts are moving on. the colts beat the bengals, 26- 10. they will face the denver broncos and peyton manning this sunday. cincinnati has not won a playoff game since 1991 when they beat the houston oilers. way back when. new information about the search for a man who vallejo police say is armed and dangerous. what police say happened right before he tried to run over an officer with his stolen car. what's one person's trash is another person's treasure, especially when it comes to christmas trees. it may surprise you. we're back to full strength on this commute. you can see slow traffic everywhere you look, including on the eastshore freeway. we'll tell you a little more

about what's causing traffic to be slow. a lot of haze in the sky. some patchy fog is going to be warmer, though, especially coast and bay. in fact, could be warm the first couple of days here coming up.

>p 7:30. it's the sent of attention for many households during the holiday season. what happens to christmas trees after all of the decorations

come down? live pictures in san francisco. they are hard at work there dealing with all of those christmas trees. and tara moriarty is giving us behind the scenes look at the fate of those trees. actually, it's pretty interesting. they have a very positive use. they don't just end up in the trash. she says it smells great. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. steve, it won't feel like summertime, will it? >> have you stepped outside? >> yes. >> not that bad. >> a little bit of patchy fog. it will be mild and warm. above average on the temps. tomorrow, though, everyone might get in on it. up and over the ridge of high pressure. that's all of the cloud cover. some of those spill over giving us a few high clouds. the haze in place, 30s and 40s

on your temps. 30, 40s for some. i know we had a lot of 20s last week. morgan hill and gilroy, gilroy, 34. we're out of the 20s. temps are coming up. there's not much of a breeze. higher elevations is not bad. a lot out here. unfortunately, it's running into a big old dome of high pressure and everything is in the middle of the country. brutally cold windchills. we'll be hazy, sunny, mild, warm today. 60s for many to near 70 by santa cruz, sal. well, this morning's commute is back to full strength just like we left it a couple of weeks back. people had a good time off. now they are back to work. you can see downtown san jose there on the right. it will be slow and i thought it would be a little lighter because of the ces show in las vegas. but enough people are going back to work on this monday to crowd up the roads. let's put up a map. you can see the road sensors

are showing you slow traffic on 85 northbound and on 101 way back from almost but not quite to 85 near the montague expressway. you will see slow traffic. 580 and 680 are slow. 680 is very are pretty slow out of pleasanton heading south. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's been a 20, 25- minute delay getting into san francisco. no major problems on the bridge, though. 7:33. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. continuing coverage of a deadly police shooting in san francisco that happened in a police station parking lot. ktvu channel 2 reporter janine de la vega is live in the mission district to let us know what led up to the shooting and how the department is responding. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. this all unfolded in this police parking lot that you see here behind me in the mission district on valencia street. we've seen police officers coming into work this morning but the three who were involved

in the shooting. they won't be coming in today. they are on leave, which is standard in this situation. those three officers were leaving the mission station yesterday evening at 5:20 when they noticed a man standing in the parking lot restricted to the public. the police officers asked him to leave. he started to walk away but when they looked again, he was still in the driveway. he drew a gun from his waist band and the officers shot him, hitting him three times. he died at the hospital. this wasn't the first encounter that they had. >> this suspect apparently earlier today on 16th street approached other officers and inquired as to what kind of weapons we carry which the officers at the time found very curious. >> reporter: police say he also asked what kind of ammunition the officers carry and if they had ever been involved in a shooting. they say the weapon the man had was an air soft pellet gun that

used like a real gun. investigators plan to look for video evidence and witnesses and the chief plans to hold a customary town hall meeting to show what the replica gun looked like. er tofully. >> thank you, janine. we have more information about the police search for an assault suspect. the vallejo police are considering that suspect armed and dangerous. he's been identified as 21-year- old stacy hawthorne. police say on saturday, hawthorne was involved in a fight at a motel 6 in vallejo and ran into his room to get a gun. when police officers approached, police say hawthorne ran away with the gun, stole a car and tried to run over a police officer. he crashed the car, according to police through a locked gate, then ran away. if you have seen hawthorne or recognize him, call vallejo police. it is 7:35. two people died in a multi-car crash involving seven people in the east bay. it hatch -- happened just

after 7:15. three different cars collided but no word on what caused the crash. one person died at the scene. another died at a castro valley hospital. the other five were taken to the hospital with mine or to major injuries -- minor to major injuries. all lanes at the highway were closed for almost four hours. there are big changes coming to the golden gate bridge. and that will mean closing it to nearly everyone. it's scheduled to be shut down starting midnight saturday morning until 4:00 a.m. monday as crews install a moveable median barrier. right now, only small plastic pylons separate north and southbound traffic. they will be replaced by 3300 concrete unites that can be moved with what are being called yellow zipper trucks. the district said it tried to find the best way to limit and inconvenience. >> it's gonna be inconvenienced this week. we understand that.

we considered whether or not we should spread this work over the course of several weeks. it was gonna slow traffic to a trickle for so long. we decided to rip off the band- aid and do it. >> the bridge will be open to golden gate buses and the district is increasing ferry service. people walking or on bikes can use the east sidewalk to get from one end of the bridge to the other. but all parking lots, including the one at vista point will be closed. if you haven't already done it, it's time to take down your christmas tree. but have you ever wondered where they go after they left to the curb? tara moriarty joins us live from san francisco to show us what happened next. i thought they were just recycled. >> reporter: you might think they get composted. that's not the case. they get turned into biomass used to produce electricity. who knew? take a look at all of these guys. they are removing the plastic bags trying to get those off. those cannot be recycled.

they are chopping off the tree stands getting everything ready to be recycled. san francisco recology estimates there will be nearly 540 tons of christmas trees that get resickled. the trees are eventually trucked to tracy where they will be turned into biomass to generate electricity because their pine pitch makes the trees resistant to compost. we talk to a recology official this morning who said san francisco is the leader in all of north america when it comes to recycling. but we can still do better. >> they are doing a really good job of composting. they are -- there's coffee grinds and vegetable peeling. we have to take the other things in the refrick rater that we didn't get around from eating, we have to separate those from the plastic and get those in the compost bin. >> reporter: recology said leave your tree out on trash

day. it will be picked up and brought here. make sure all of the tinsel and ornaments and stands are off. if your tree is more than 6 feet tall, you need to chop it in half. if you missed the deadline, you you you have to chop it up yourself. make sure you drag your tree out to the curb before it's too late. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. a lot of trees out there. for information on where to recycle your tree, go to ktvu.com. a kean generous diner who has been leaving big tips at restaurants across the country is back in the area. the mystery diner disturbed tips for jesus visited da tacolicious. a picture of the receipt was posted on instagram.

the tip will be split up among the staff. the mystery diner visited other san francisco restaurants about a year ago. still know word about who he or she may be. but there's speculation it's jack selby, the former vice president at paypal. oprah did it. now mark zuckerberg is issuing a challenge of his own. his resolution for 2015 and why he's inviting facebook followers to follow him. after the break, the efforts to create a 51st state named jeff son. we're looking at a commute where traffic is getting back to normal levels. you can see 101 in san jose, not that great right now heading up to sunnyvale. well, sunny and warm. they are on their way for some. not for all. but there is a little bit of an easterly breeze. that will equal upper 60s to near 70.

7:42. president obama is back in washington, d.c. following his two-week hawaiian holiday vacation. but he won't stay put for long. the president is scheduled to hit the road on wednesday for a trip to michigan, arizona, and tennessee. the white house released a statement saying president obama looks forward to working with the new republican- controlled congress. however, the statement also said the president will not let congress undo protechs in the areas of wall street, healthcare and the environment. congress gets back to work with 58 new lawmakers in the house and 13 new senators. the republicans now have majorities in both the house and the senate. senator mitch mcconnell becomes

the new senate majority leader. he has vowed to hold a vote on the keystone oil pipeline and wants to roll back president obama's healthcare law and environmental policies. and tomorrow, the house is expected to re-elect john boehner to a third term but not without opposition from within his own party. as many as nine conner is va think tea party republicans say they no longer -- conservative tea party republicans say they no longer support him. 7:44. well, a small but vocal group spent the first weekend of 2015 calling for the creation of the 51st american state. they want to carve out 20 of california eafl -- california's 58 counties and call it the state of jefferson, from blassert north of the oregon porder.

some supervisors have voted to start the process of withdrawing from california. >> cities are passing legislation. i don't think it's malicious but they are passing legislation that helps the cities. we're suffering the unintended to consequences of those decisions. any new state would have to be approved by both the state legislature and the united states congress. 7:44. want to check in with sal. you said it's pretty busy. a lot of people heading back to work, including you. welcome back. >> thank you, tori and dave. i watched you guys the other day. tori, tweeted, are you enjoying your vacation? very much. a lot of people are back. this morning we do have the traffic to show it. northbound 101 in san jose has been slow. we had a couple of earlier issues up near highway 87 near

the airport there in de la cruz. they are gone but traffic is still very slow. another slow area is the east bay, 580 livermore valley. it's getting bet other rnt the altamont pass but is slow on 680 as you drive through. i kind of want to move it through the left. the nimitz freeway between hayward and fremont is characteristicty low -- characteristically low. you will see a backup at the toll plaza of 20 minutes. but no problems on the bridge. steve, i thought about you yesterday when your bengals didn't -- >> sal, it's a painful, painful team -- >> but, hey, they were in the playoffs. >> i blame my father. i'm just kidding. we lived in cincinnati. just teasing. what can you do? everybody has one team, they just rip your heart out. we do have clear skies for the most part. there's a few high clouds out. but overall, hazy sunshine, there is a warm layer aloft.

go up about 1800, 2,000 feet. you will find temperatures warm up. that traps everything under that. a little breeze. higher elevations and also parts of san francisco still picking up a little bit of a breeze. hazy sun. it does look slightly warmer. partly cloudy skies to the north. but we'll be mostly sunny. 30s for some. we had the 20s. temperatures are coming up slightly. 40s for many to upper 40s and north bay, angwin at 49. you get up 1700 feet, almost 50 degrees and then below that, you kind a lot of 30s. that's what we call the cap. everything is capped off. it's just a sign of high pressure. it happen as lot in the winter time. we can get stretches a couple of weeks. we have dry weather. we just hope it doesn't extend past that. except for fairfield, north at 9, not much of a breeze. higher elevations some of the east bay hills. at the surface, not too bad. although in san francisco, still getting 10, 15 for some. so there is enough of a component of a breeze over towards the coast and that will mean some mild to warm

temperatures. more so tomorrow. but i mean, today is the transition day. the system looks good. unfortunately, it goes south to north. just really, really cold. 30, 40 below for some. i just posted on my facebook page, the outlook for the low temperatures this week in chicago. if you are traveling there on thursday, the low will be 14 below. just so you know. it's going to be a really cold week. not so much for us. everything goes up and over the ridge of high pressure. monterey down to 39 degrees. 25 in tahoe. reno at 26 degrees. 34 sacramento. fresno, partly cloudy for some to the north but patchy fog for us. a little bit warmer. there is your jet stream up visiting to the north. it goes way up and over. we don't expect much to happen here except slightly warmer temperatures. i think santa clara valley and also towards san mateo coast and santa cruz coast look to be the warmest here. but the dry pattern here continues. everything is come in. there could be light rain but i think the emphasis will be clouds and cooler more than

anything else. hazy and mild. windy, east bay hills. maybe a little bit toward the coast. a little tough for other airsias. and then -- tough for other areas. and then tomorrow, warm it up. santa cruz, capitola, tomorrow looks warmer. we'll take that into wednesday and then see the system kind of come in and give us a lot of cloud cover and cooler temperatures. >> nice and crisp outside the door right now. >> i'm gonna step outside. i believe you. >> sounds good. >> thank you. 7:49. the international consumer electronics show, it starts tomorrow in las vegas. we get a look at some of the products on display. ces is the biggest trade show? the western hemisphere and covers 2 million square feet. that's more than 35-football fields. >> having the carmakers here, drones, robots, wireless, 3-d

printing, new categories are being created as we speak. >> the show officially starts tomorrow but a lot of companies are announcing their new products today. for the first time, there will be a show area dedicated to drones and driverless cars. >> interesting. is contracting cancer just a coincidence? coming up in the hex hour of -- in the next hour of "mornings on 2," why researchers say a diagnosis may just be bad luck. also, fox's new hit show "gotham" returns right here. up next, ktvu's pam cook will talk with a man who plays the penguin. >> what did i do? >> do you know? >> soarry -- solvery. i thought that was a rhetorical

question. yes, i do

penguin, good to see you. >> thank goodness you are here. there's been -- >> after the winter break, "gotham" is back on the air tonight. the show tells the story of the fictional city . it's very intense. some of the most intense moments come with the penguin. joining me live via satellite is the penguin, robin lord taylor. good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm great. i have to say it's fabulous. i really enjoy you in this role. batman villains, of course, a well-known bunch. were you nervous about living

up to people's expectations on it? >> yeah. [laughter] >> you know, i think, you know, you wouldn't be a human being if you weren't a little nervous. such a big, giant show and to be part of the batman world, it's a come true but no one can ever prepare you for that, you know. it's just -- yeah, but yeah, it's been nothing but incredible fun and anmaizing roller coaster ride. it's really awesome. >> speaking of preparing, your interactions with the characters are really intense. how to you get geared up for those kind of scenes? >> i just -- you know, like -- we shoot in these amazing -- on these amazing sets in -- also on these amazing locations and, you know, and then working with such incredible actors like ben and jada, you -- everyone is

bringing their a-game and the writing is so good. everything comes together in that moment. it -- you just want to bring it. like you just want to -- you want to honor the work -- honor, you know, the batman world and just -- and we're all doing it. we're all bringing our a-game. it's intense. but it's so, so much fun. >> you said it perfectly because i watched show. it all comes together. it's just incredible. now, you also -- people might not know you with have a pretty extensive comedy background. how does that play into your role? >> i've had -- you know, i've had great experiences working, you know, in comedy with my friend billy eichner. r all of it is -- like you learn -- you learn things when you are doing comedy that you use, you know, in any kind of

acting. you know what i mean? with comedy everything has to be very precise and everything has to, you know, sort of like -- you have to say things a very specific way to get the most bang for your buck in terms of, like, laughter. and that's helpful when you are doing, you know, these incredibly, incredibly intense scenes with jada and ben. a tull helps, you know -- it all helps create -- >> timing. time something everything. >> timing is everything. >> really quick. noip we have -- inknow we have to let you go but tell us about tonight anticipate episode. >> i would say -- well, for me personally, the highlight of the episode, there's one moment, it's near the beginning. penguin is having an interaction with the fishermen and theman says so what, penguin? and penguin takes a moment and he stops and he says no, it's

the penguin. i like that incapsulates his -- like he's taking the thing about him that used to upset him the most and he's embracing it and you will see so much more of that in the episode. >> all right. robin lord taylor, thank you for joining us live. you are the penguin. >> thank you. >> fabulous. and you can watch "gotham" right here. new episode begins tonight at 8:00. in the meantime, the newest haunted movie is still number one at the weekend box office, it learned almost $22 million in its third weekend but it had some close competition. very intense. into the woods and unbroken were a close second and third. the woman in black, 2, angel of death and night at the museum wounded out the top five that. was a pretty good start to 2015

after last year saw movie attendance fall to the lowest level in 20 years. well, the palace, talking about buckingham palace, issues a flurry of denials. coming up the abuse claim that has the palace taking this rare step. >> reporter: a violent encounter between a man and police turns deadly in the parking lot of the police department in san francisco. we'll tell you what prompted officers to shoot and how the community is reacting. looks like all of that light traffic is over on the roads. you can see traffic is going to be slow at the bay bridge toll plaza. although it's lightening up for the 8:00 hour. well, if you are ready for warmer temperature, especially by the coast, it will be beautiful. we'll talk about how much warmer and how long it lasted and if there's any rain on the

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the police station last night after officers say a man threatened them with what turned out to be a fake gun. ktvu's janine de la vega will join us in just about three minutes with more on an unusual confrontation the man had with officers earlier yesterday. good morning, welcome to "mornings on 2." monday, january 5th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. quick look at weather and traffic. and steve joins us now. so getting a little bit of break from the really cold weather that we had earlier. >> i wanted to mention the san jose sharks are in winnipeg, where it's 15 below. >> 15 below. >> that's without the windchill. much of the country, all the way down to texas, dealing with some really cold, brutal temps. we're looking for a little bit of a warmup. if somebody is that cold, somebody has to be warmer. we will be. i mean, not as cold as last week. ridge of high pressure says nope. you are -- can't get in through here. it's allowing everything to go up and over. some of the temps, 30s, 40s to

near 50 degrees. still plenty of 30s to go around. each day they seem to be the lows coming up a little bit. alamo, 31. brentwood checked in at 39. la fayette in at 35. pittsburg holding at 40. there is a component of a another there lir or easterly breeze. it's been about 10, 15 in san francisco. you can see east, northeast, there is a little west near pier 1. but it's mainly an offshore breeze. in san francisco, much of the bay and the coast, temperatures will be on the way up. overall, partly cloudy to the north. but mostly sunny and mild to warm here. 60s to near 70. san mateo, santa cruz coast, maybe santa clara valley. i think more likely tomorrow but today it will be close for santa cruz. hazy and mild. windy east bay hills maybe towards part of the coast with the offshore breeze. 50s for some. mid- to upper 60s for others. here's sal with an update on the traffic. did i miss anything or has it been okay so far? >> it's been okay. but we definitely have a lot of

people returning to the work. that's clear. let's take a look at 80 westbound between the bridge and the macarthur maze about a 35-minute drive. it's been much worse on some days. especially when it was raining. it was like three times this level. this is the first time we've had it like this. we're seeing slow traffic on the 880 approach. seeing slow traffic on the bridge here and there. it's not all that bad. we're seeing improvement on the altamont pass. it seems like the traffic has shifted into dublin and 680 is slow as you drive through. so is the nimitz freeway. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you, sal. the san francisco police department will be taking a closer look at how a shooting unfolded inside one of their own parking lots. officers shot and killed a man after they say he threatened them with what turned out to be a fake gun.

janine de la vega joins us live from san francisco to tell us what the department has to say and how people in the neighborhood are reacting. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. this shook up people who live and work in this neighborhood. they tell me it was very tense last night. it concerns them that a shooting happened in a police parking lot. the encounter happened just as three officers were leaving the mission station just past 5:00 yesterday evening. they spotted a man standing in the parking lot which is clearly marked or police only. the police chief said the officers told the man to leave. he walked away and so did the officers. when they got close to the gate, the man was still there. the man drew a gun from his waistband. two of the sergeants grabbed their weapon and opened fire hitting him three times. he later died at hospital. the investigation revealed the weapon the man had was an air soft pellet gun. police have not released the man's identity but described him as a 32-year-old white man. police don't know why the man was there. but says he approached officers

earlier in the day asking what kind of weapons they carry. the officers involved are on leave which is standard procedure. the chief plans to hold a customary town hall meeting to real view what happened and to to what the replica gun looked like. tori? >> all right. thank you for the update. that is janine de la vega joining us live in san francisco. thank you. 8:05. in a couple of hours from now, a storm assistance center will open in san mateo county. this center will help the hundreds of people still affected by last month's storm. this trailer park in redwood city, it was really hit hard. people are still out there cleaning up weeks later. some of the homeowners we talked to say the damage estimates are in the thousands of dollars. >> hard for some. all of the time t doesn't get better. >> it's hard what happened. it is what it is. >> the flood was caused when a canal overflowed behind the park. the city is looking into how to

fix the problem. the assistance center is at the parking garage at 329 miller avenue in south san francisco. some of the students at newark memorial high school, they are gonna be in different classrooms today. the schools are fiing flood damage that happened over the holidays. water main run chumped last month, flooding partses of the school without up to two feet of water. flows, walls, books and other parts of six classrooms were damaged. engineers are looking for the cause of that water line break. the school board set aside $4 million to pay for repairing that 15-year-old building. 8:06. a quick-thinking chp dispatcher turned to social media to track down a man who had fallen from a cliff. the highway patrol says the man and his 11-year-old son were hiking near lake berryessa when the father touch belled off a cliff yesterday -- turn bell -- tumbled off a cliff.

the gps could in the pinpoint their exact location. so the dispatcher bent on facebook and -- went on facebook and found a post where the father named a trill where the two would be hiking. they were able to find the boy and his father. the father is hospitalized with serious injuries. 8:06. an informational meeting planned for tonight at the possible implosion of candlestick park. the developer of a proposed shopping center on the site says implosion would be a fast an inexpensive way to demolish the ballpark. but people who live in the area are worried about possible health issues. there is now a change.org petition to refuse a permit to developers to demolish it. the petition has 120 signatures. meeting will be held at 6:00 p.m. at st. paul of the shipwrecked church in san francisco. facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg is inviting you to join his new virtual book club. he says his 2015 personal

challenge is to read a new book every two weeks with an emphasis on learning about different cultures, beliefs, histories and technologies. of course, he's created a facebook page for the club. it's called a year of books. but don't expect a lot of light reading. >> the first book he selected is called the enend -- the end of power. interesting choice for a ceo. zuckerberg invites his facebook friends to read the book and post discussions related to the book. >> have to check that out. is your christmas tree still up? >> out in the driveway as we speak. >> christmas trees going from being the center of the holiday to being pushed out to the curb. coming up in 29 minutes, we'll show you what happens to many christmas trees, probably yours, after the holidays. but first, libby schaaf stopped by ktvu this morning before being sworn in.

after the break, the plans for the city and what she feels are the biggest issues. >> we're looking at slow traffic in some of these areas. as we take a look at 237 weekend. i thought it was gonna be a little bit better because of the ces show. still slow on 101. but some commutes are getting better. we'll tell you more about those when we come back. ♪ food is more than just a meal. ♪

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inauguration was held at sacramento's memorial auditorium. today, governor brown is combining duties. when take the oath of office and -- he will take the office and deliver his state of the state address. the governor is expected to call on lawmakers to exercise restraint and spending despite california's newfound $2 billion surplus. >> when the governor took office, we had a $26 million deficit. unemployment was over 12%. worst credit rating in the nation. since then we've added jobs, unemployment rate has dropped to 7.2%. >> at 76 years old, he's the oldest governor in the country. attorney general kamala harris will be sworn in today. she will announce today that she's creating a bureau within the state department of justice that will focus on crimes against children. the bureau will focus on issues such as deterring school truancy and tackling what she

calls the tragically flawed foster care and adoption system. this is also inauguration day for oakland's 50th mayor. libby schaaf will be sworn in this move. before that, she was right here in the studios this morning talking to brian flores who is in our newsroom now and brian, you can tell us what the new mayor plans for the future. >> hi. libby schaaf stopped by during the last hour of "mornings on 2." she said she's excited, a little bit nervous about becoming oakland's mayor but understands there is a lot of work to do. one of the things things she said she wants to do, is hire a city administrator. she said that will help with some of the key issues the city is dealing with. she said she's also aware of the vandalism stemming from recent protests. he she said the christmas tree vandalism at jack london square she said affected her a lot. she said she wants businesses and residents to know she will work hard in keeping oakland

safe. >> i want people to know that we also are very serious about keeping those vandals accountable. we have been bringing charges. we've arrested more people in oakland than any other city. and we're gonna continue to do that. >> she plans on engaging more with oakland businesses. there was a lot of potential in the city. but also wants to sit down with oakland sports teams, in particular the as and raiders and keeping them in town. >> i've been very clear. i want to keep both teams. i don't want to pit one team against the other and work more proactively with the county because we are co-owners of that property. >> schaaf also says you could be seeing a three-way partnership with the city, county and a private developer and possibly making a new stadium site very soon. she also says that during her speech this afternoon, she will address a capital improvements plan that's meant to address

oakland's road conditions which many say is deteriorating but certainly a lot of hope for libby schaaf. but also a lot of work for her ahead also. back to. >> you thank you. buckingham palace raregy is on the record about pending legal matters. but it's taking the unusual step of denying allegations that prince andrew took part in a sex ring involving underaged girls. british media identifies the accuser as virginia robert. she made the allegations as part of a lawsuit against jeffrey epstein. the suit claims that epstein forced roberts to have sex with prince andrew on several occasions dating back to 1989 when she was only 17 years old. buckingham palace is refuting her claiming saying they deny this. a publisher apologizing for

omitting israel. harper comlins says the omission was made because of local customers. some would have found labeling israel unacceptable. harper collins is now apologizing. the company says it won't sell the atlas anymore and that all unsold companies are being destroyed. a santa clara company unveiling a way to log onto websites without using a password. the chipmaker intel is introducing what it calls true key t uses facial recognition technology to replace a password. you can download the app, register and take a photo and then true key uses that information to log you onto your favorite locations. they say it will be available to the public before the end of

the year. >> very interesting could be september. i can't remembering all of those passwords. >> i know. let's dmek with sal keepingage eye on the commute. things getting lighter in the 8:00 hour. >> you can see at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's lighter than it normally is for 8:00. that's good. the ramp is not completely filled and you will be in for a very nice drive into san francisco. i'm afraid this is not gonna last too much longer. we usually have one week of lingering to go. i remember when i went to catholic school, we had that week off too. let's take a look at interstate 880 northbound and southbound. the traffic is moving along pretty well in both directions. southbound looks good. 880 northbound slowing but only up to high street. after that it does get better as you drive into downtown

oakland. 580 is finally getting better but 66 -- 680 is slow. i do want to move the map over to the nimitz freeway. you can see the traffic as i'm moving it up to the center of the screen. the road sensors say it's very slow from 238 down to stevenson. 8:17. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> thank you, sir. kind of cold out there. dave, i just stepped outside, you weren't kidding. a bite to the morning air. even though it's mostly fair, a lot of high clouds coming over us. a lot of haze, warmer air aloft trapping everything underneath. that give us the haze effect. >> morning fog, breeze. cool to cold. hazy sun looks warmer. a decent breeze coming off some of the east bay hills. it will translate into a warmer pattern