>> reporter: the golden gate bridge is back in business after being shut down over the weekend for safety improvements. we'll show you what's new -- next. the latest on the investigation into the terrorist attacks in france and how police are responding this morning. >> reporter: there are picket lines outside of kaiser hospitals all across california this morning, including this one in san francisco as mental health professionals stage a week-lodge strike. the issue they are trying to highlight that they say is putting patients at risk. "mornings on 2" starts right now. 7:00. good morning. closed over the weekend but you are looking live at the reopened golden gate bridge covered in a bit of fog this morning, which, of course, is not new. but what is new is how drivers

get on the bridge now that a new moveable median barrier was installed over the weekend. tara moriarty is there and coming up in minutes, she will tell us how things are going. welcome to "mornings on 2." >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. did you run into any fog? >> i did. a little bit of fog around the walnut creek. >> same here. >> steve, how is it looking? >> for some it's very foggy. for others, hardly any at all. if you don't have the fog, it may not take long to warm up. a lot of high clouds streaming overhead. a weak system brushing extreme northern california with light rain up near the oregon border and crest the city. a few 30s on the temperatures but it's the fog advisory out to the valleys and also in the bay, oakland airport, san francisco, not all of but parts of san francisco and sfo have some fog. it's really foggy for some especially up to the north. winter spare the air, 11th day in a row. the beat goes on.

it looks like there will be a lot more this week as well as we don't see much of a change until the weekend. 30s for a couple of. low 40s and then cold and foggy pattern. 40s including san mateo, foster city and la honda. there's light rain up to the north. it won't do much for us. fog, sun, mild. temperatures, though, 50s to the north. low to mid-60s to the south. here is sal with an update on your traffic. i haven't heard too much. >> there are a couple of things going on but one of the major stories is the golden gate bridge is open again, steve, avbeing -- after being shut down. tara moriarty is live with more. >> reporter: you will not notice too much of a change as

you make the drive across the bridge. there is a different story when you are merging as you are coming into san francisco out of the waldo tunnel. no longer left to right but right to left as you approach the span. now, construction crews put a $30 million barrier more than 11,000 feet long designed to prevent head-on collisions. zippers trucks will be used to help manage traffic flows. >> one of the workers said we're getting close to opening it. so i waited and then he came and said, well, it will be about an hour. but being the crazy person, i am, i waited an hour and was the first person going across. >> reporter: so far, so good. you are starting to get a little bit better look at it, now that the sun is coming up. the fog doesn't seem to be lifting too much. but we'll be sure to stay here

throughout the morning and let you know if there are major hiccups. reporting live from the golden gate bridge, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. back to you sal. to check the rest of the commute, let's begin on interstate 80 westbound. you can see a lot more traffic. we're expecting this week to be busier than last week as some violations have finally run up for some of the lucky people who had extended vacations. this week everyone seems to be going going out to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's more crowded than it was last week. it's backed up for 25, 30 minutes getting in san francisco. we've had a couple of major commutes around the bay. 580 is sold out from the altamont pass. most of it is stop-and-go traffic. 68 is slow as you drive through. traffic will be slow in the south bay. as we take a look at highway 4, it's very. and 680 is getting into the act. it's backed up from 242 to highway 24. i also want to mention highway

29 at oakville cross road in napa county. police are dealing with a fatal accident there. 7:04. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you, sal. paris and many part of france remain on high alert today following last week's deadly attacks. this is new video of security forces at a jewish school in paris. france has ordered 10,000 troops into the streets to protect tense siv sites, 17 people died in the attacks which began last wednesday with a massacre at the charlie hebdo newspaper. the new york city police department is on high alert after a repeated threat from isis. investigators say someone has re-released a september 2014 message that tells followers to rise up and kill intelligence officers, police officers, soldiers and civilians. the threat specifically named the united states, france,

australia, and canada as targets. in an internal memo, nypd employees were told to remain alert and consider tactics at all times while on patrol, especially in light of the attacks in france. the white house is planning to address the recent attacks at a conference next month. the meeting will highlight toque and international efforts to prevent extremists and their supporters from radicalizing recruiting and inspiring others in the united states and elsewhere to carry out violent attacks. 7:06. new this morning, dozens of political prisoners have been freed from cuban jails. a top u.s. official said their weekend release of the 53 political prisoners was part of last month's historic deal between the united states and cuba. the unidentified prisoners were held by the castro government because they backed political and social reforms in cuba. happening right now here in the bay area, thousands of

kaiser permanente mental health workers are on strike across california. ktvu's alex savidge is live in san francisco where workers are walking picket lines right now. you can see on your screen and they say they are sending a wakeup call to the top management of kaiser. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. mental health professionals are calling on keyser to hire more help to deal with what they are calling a severe staffing shortage. they put patients at risk. starting today, you will see picket lines like this one outside of kaiser all across california. you are looking at the scene here outside of the facility in san francisco on geary boulevard where you can see dozens of people taking part in this action. a toteal of 2600 -- total of 2600 mental health professionals will be taking part of this strike. psychologists, therapists and social workers will be walking off the jobs. they are calling on the provider to offer patients what they say should be timely and

quality mental healthcare. kaiser management denies there is a shortage. but union members are saying that some patients often wait as long as two months for followup appointments and they believe that can prolong recovery. >> a lot of times when they come in, they are understandably angry because they had to wait so long for an appointment and then when i tell them i can't see them for another three weeks, they are even more upset. we want to change that. >> we've increased a number of therapists in california by 25%. in contrast, our membership has grown 8% during that same time. we're hiring therapists at three times the rate that our membership is growing. >> reporter: last year, california fined kaiser $4 million over accusations of long wait times to see mental health professionals and workers say the situation has been made even worse with the affordable care act because it's met a huge influx of more than 300,000 mental health

patients. kaiser's menth health professionals are represented by the union that union has spent the past four years trying to negotiate a contract. that's why we've come to this point here. mental health professionals and other workers have taken to picket lines across the bay area. you will find picket lines outside of facilities in san francisco, santa rosa and san jose today and various other hospitals, dave, as we move throughout the week. >> all right. alex savidge, we'll talk to you later. 7:09. a somber event planned for later today in san francisco's hayes valley at the site of a quadruple homicide friday night. four young men were shot and killed. they were sitting in a stolen car that was double parked near la bu na and page -- laguna and page street. a march and vigil is set to start at 6:00 a.m. at the african-american culture

complex in fulton. family members and residents plan to join in. no suspects have been identified or arrested as of yet in the case. the san francisco man accused of running the black market website silk road, he's due to go on trial this week in new york. new york city prosecutors say that ross william ail brick ran the site where cocaine, heroin and other drugs were sold to more than 100,000 customers. he's also accused of trying to protect his operation by asking others to kill those who were a threat to his business. jury selection is set for tomorrow. albrich has pled not guilty. later this morning, president obama is scheduled to unveil proposals to protect consumer data. the white house says the president will propose a law to require companies to notify consumers about data breaches within 30 days. he will also ask congress to

pass new protections for data gathered about students on the website. the speech at the federal trade commission is set for 9:00 a.m. our time. it's a preview of the state of the union address which is a week from tomorrow. some las vegas casinos may be upping the ante on california's high-speed rail. nevada is considering a proposal to link its planned desert express with the california high speed rail line in los angeles county. the extension across 60 miles of desert to palmdale has been backing casinos. nevada officials say the link could help the $6 million project to get more federal funding. backers also say it could also help attract private investors to the high-speed rail line between san francisco and l.a. a lot of people off the road and maybe do this instead. a weekend concert in the south bay. it featured chris brown, it

ended abruptly. ♪ [ sound of gunfire ] >> there was gunfire. janine de la vega is following the search for the shooters. billions of dollars were raised to help haiti following the huge earthquake but five weeks later, where did it all go. up next, a look at what happened to the generous donations. and pretty crowded out there for this monday. more crowded than last week. you will see traffic on 24 moderate as you head to the tunnel. fog has been working its way around. if you don't have the fog, a beautiful sunrise with higher clouds. we'll talk about your monday forecast and see what's in store for the rest of the week.

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five years ago today we first saw the devastating images of the earthquake in haiti. today, 80,000 people are still living in camps that were meant to the temporary. there are questions about what's happened to billions of dollars donated to help haiti rebuild. u.s. agency for international development budgeted $97 million for housing but only 900 homes have been built so far. a bill by oakland congresswoman barbara lee signed last month will require better reporting of how that aid is spent. 7:15. divers have now located both black box recorders from the airasia flight that crashed last month into the java sea. they retrieved one of the recorders. the other cook voice recorder is still under water. it's wedged under heavy pieces of the wrecksage. the two devices are expected to play a big role in determining why the plane went down. in another development, some

investigators believe the plane may have exploded before it crashed into the water. others are disputing that. so far, the bodies of 48 of the 162 people on board the plane have been recovered. the u.s. attorney general is not saying if they will pursueful any charges against david petraeus. there are accusations that he gave his assistant and former mistress, paula broadwell, access to classified investigation. when the affair between petraeus and broadwell was exposed in 2012, petraeus was forced to resign. now, he desees giving broad -- denies giving broadwell access to his cia e-mail. eric holder downplayed a report that a federal investigation is complete and says no decision has been made about charges. >> at the appropriate time, the proper people within the justice department will make determinations as to what, if

any, action should occur. >> now, eric holder is due to step down from his post as soon as the senate confirms a new attorney general. 7:16. a new report says the use of banned choke holds by new york city police is alarming. a report by the new police inspector general has found gaps in discipline and raises questions about officer training. the report is being released today. it is the first report issued by the inspector general's office which was created in the wake of public outcry over the july death. eric garner. the office studied ten random cases of suspected chokeholds. an investigation is underway in elba, new york. after three-fourth grade girls plotted to kill a teacher because she killed too much. their planned weapon, hand sanitizer. the girls were planning to sanitizer on different items

the teacher would touch and the problem is the 250e67er is highly allergic to -- teacher is highly allergic to hand sanitizer. and that is north of rochester and new york. >> i was wondering where that was. >> yes. how is it looking, sal? >> looking pretty good. in case you haven't heard, the golden gate bridge has reopened. no traffic troubles on the span. but we're going to some other commutes now. gonna show you highway 24, westbound, and you can see westbound 24 traffic is not that bad. it's a little bit slow as you come up to orinda, but we've noticed by the way that this week is a little bit more crowded than it was last week. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will find it sold out, sort of. i like to use that word. but you can see there is not a lot of room at the toll plaza. it's going to be very slow. this is interstate 880 in oakland. and that traffic is moving along very nicely. and we've also been looking at

the south bay. the biggest freeway there in the south bay is 880. now, you take a look at the golden gate bridge and yeah, it's foggy there. but there's that now moveable median barrier. gonna have to take a while to get used to it. at 7:18, this is the south bay, i'm telling you. 85 is just not good. we've seen a lot of miner fender-benders. most are not causing extra slow traffic. but be careful. wouldn't it be terrible to get into an accident on the way to work on a monday. that would be terrible. any time would be terrible. >> yes. >> you are right. >> very thick fog around, around john daly and skyline could be tough. >> thank you. good info. >> that's from our observer antonio who will be doing weather some day on tv. he's 13. sharp as a tack. i spent all morning walking on this one. [ applause ] >> there you go. had to get the bright orange in there. i think that was number 72.

good morning. we have low clouds below that. north bay valley -- although the fog has decided to visit livermore, the livermore airport, when i say that, somebody from livermore said there's no fog here. i know. it's a big area. a lot can happen. we to have advisories out. some of that fog, though, working its way over the strait. you get in the fog, it's cold. the temperatures are hard to -- tough to get out of the 50s if if you are stuck in the fog. there are signs maybe this saturday or sunday we could get a system in here. although, i wish all of the forecast models were in sync on that. they are not. they are already starting to back off on the intensity. we'll mention it for now and saturday and sunday. it does not look like a lot. the problem is, the 10 and 15- day outlooks keep saying wet, wet, wet. but two, three days late, the outlooks keep saying wet, wet,

wet. they keep pushing it. a lot of high clouds. walnut creek is in there. santa rosa, san jose 42. 40s for everyone. redwood city, 41. 48 los gatos. that's above los gatos. gilroy 40s along with morgan hill. they were 39. almost everybody checking in in the 40s. a little bit of rain. really? yeah, a little bit. not much. crescent city says light rain. water temps getting cold. still mild for others. san francisco, buoy, 54. that's the coldest i've seen. after the system clears the area today, you can see high pressure is. 18 below up in bismarck. 3 below in minneapolis. 19 chicago but the active weather has brought warmer temperatures down to parts of the deep south. but it turns to snow on the back side of that from cincinnati. then there's the mix of rain and snow. north to boston and it's turned to snow again. 28 in tahoe.

yet, low 60s down towards san diego. ukiah and sacramento at the 40s. mostly cloudy in the morning. partly sunny, partly cloudy. we'll get rid of the clouds. but the fog is not going anywhere. we'll have hazy skies again. so very dry pattern this week. maybe changes by saturday. fog, sun, mild for some but in that fog, it's cool. it will stay in the 50s for many of these temps. napa in there. fairfield, santa rosa, novato, san rafael. berkeley, but then farther south. you kind more in the way of clear skies or mostly clear. it will be in the 60s to upper 60s and santa cruz. quiet week until the end of the week. temperatures in the 60s unless you are in the 50s. maybe rain saturday. maybe. >> that's the long weekend, too. >> going into monday. a lot of people have monday off. 7:22. tribute to act victim, a little -- acty victim, a little -- acvy

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commutes but so is slow traffic. a lot of colleges are pack in session and now we have slow traffic on 237. well, the fog was favoring areas to the forth. now it's working its way around east and south. we'll talk about a foggy forecast for some, but not for all. more on that -- coming up.

[ sound of gunfire ] >> frightening moment at a chris brown concert in san jose over the weekend. that was gunshots you heard. a shooting injured five people. the mayhem, as you can see, all caught on tape. now we want to show you live -- some of the litter left scattered outside of the nightclub from the people who ran away in such a hurry, that shoes, purses, even keys were left behind. janine de la vega will tell us about the search underway for the gunman. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. steve paulson has the latest on the weather. i just ducked outside. >> yes, sir. >> chilly, overcast outside our door. >> it's cold for some. >> for others, it's a beautiful sunrise. santa rosa well represented on the sunrise photos this morning.

thank you courtney and katie. beautiful sunrises. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> is that scott on audio? scott? i think so. oh, ken. ken. he got his feet off the desk. [laughter] >> he's a buddy. i can say that. we have fog advisories out. for good reason. vallejo, maybe quarter mile visibility. maybe he said. i know it can be thick and that fog is slow to push off for others. this is just a weak system. some rain on the north coast, maybe in the sierra nevada or reno. not a lot. 31, a bunch of those and then warmer near sfo, hayward. upper 40s. caylee so ga, angwin -- calistoga, ainge wing. windsor, healdsburg and lakeport. there's the light rain, very light rain. water temps are still kind of cold for some but still holding upper 40s for monterey.

after today's system, we'll have more sunshine. that fog is not going anywhere. it will be back. the haze looks like it will set up for the week. that means 50s. the low and mid-60s. here's sal with an update on your traffic. back to normal, right? yeah. we have more colleges back in session. last week we had a lighter commute. today we're not seeing that. this is a look at the san mateo bridge. it's pretty crowded. it's foggy and by the way, the fog will affect flights at san francisco airport. when it's foggy the acceptance rate on the parallel runway just changes and we're going to see some delays. we'll try to get those for you very soon. can let's take a look at the -- let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic will be backed up for 25, 30 minutes. i just double checked on the faa system. one hour and 27 minute delays expected at sfo later today.

those ground delay programs start in about a half an hour. let's move along to the peninsula, 101 traffic is slow as you drive through. i want to mention the south bay commute is not good. 85, 280, 101, almost everywhere you look it will be slow. give yourself extra time. it's 7:33. back to the desk. >> sal, thank you. the golden gate bridge is back open. it's ready for rush hour after crews installed the median barrier on the bridge. traffic is flowing nicely. you can see the new moveable barrier is in place designed to prevent head-on collisions. it replaces the pylons that used to divide traffic. we talked with a woman last night when said she was the first driver to cross the bridge when it reopened. >> one of the workers said, you know, we're getting close to opening it. so i waited and then he came and said, well, it will be about an hour. but being the crazy person, i

am, i waited an hour and was able to be the first person to go across. >> good for her. another difference, the approach to the bridge from the marin side, drivers you will merge right to left instead of left to right. 7:34. this morning, the chp says it's working to identify and arrest people who were involved in an illegal sideshow that shut down interstate 880 in oakland. police say yesterday afternoon, a group of cars completely stopped traffic and were spinning doughnuts on the northbound stretch of the highway near the hegenberger expressway. officers showed up and were pelted with rocks and bottles. the chp arrested a 19-year-old from hayward and impounded his ford mustang. investigators are reviewing video to identify more people. five people are recovering after being shot at a san jose nightclub over the weekend. >> get town! get down! >> the violence happened during

an event featuring chris brown. janine de la vega joins us from san jose to tell us what clubgoers and place are now saying. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. police detained several people, the night of the shooting for questioning. as far as we know, no arrests have been made in this case. you know, people left the nightclub here. the fiesta nightclub so fast that some people even left behind their shoe, their keys. there is a lot of garbage on monterey highway. they all came to see chris brown perform. witnesses say they waited hours for him to come onto stage and two minutes into the song, shots were fired. [bleep] fts. [ sound of gunfire ] >> reporter: video of the shooting has been posted. clubgoers say they saw chairs being thrown and they heard

gunshots. they started ducking for cover and then a second round was fired. [ sound of gunfire ] >> brown was whisked off stage by a security team. when officers arrived, they found four people shot. they were rushed to the hospital. a fifth shooting victim walked into the hospital a short time later. their identities have not been released. a bartender described the scene inside. >> no. i thought it was something related to the music. all of a sudden -- i think it was two gunshots. after there was more. >> reporter: clubgoers question why weren't metal detectors and more security for a celebrity like chris brown. brown is scheduled to be back in san jose in march this time performing the s.a.p.

center. >> tori? >> thank you, janine. we have new information for you this morning about even tighter security in paris after last week's deadly terrorist attacks. brian flores in the newsroom to tell us more about where they are sending french troops. good morning. >> good morning to you. millions of people marchled the streets of paris calling for unity. security remains a top priority for french officials. police and french troops are deployed at several locations in the hope of preventing another attack. >> want to go new video. a military spokesperson tells the a.p. that 900 troops are spread out in paris alone. earlier, france had ordered 10,000 troops to patrol all over france. we also understand up to 4700 of those troops were tent to protect 717 jewish schools throughout the country. in the meantime, vig yiles and marches continue in paris. thisian outside of the kosher market attacked last week.

more than a million people attended a unity rally in the city. thousands of troop remain on guard. >> everybody, it's a sign for all of the terrorists and to say that we're not afraid of terrorists. >> united states secretary of state, john kerry, will go to paris. the u.s. is receiving sharp criticism for not sending a top leader to the country. in a sign of schoolly dairy, world leaders locked arms with french leader francois

hollande. also today, french president hollande attended a synagogue to show support. all right. thank you. 7:39. here in the bay area, thousands gathered at civic center plaza in san francisco to pay their respects to the victims of the deadly attacks. there was a moment of silence followed by the crowd singing france's national anthem. the names of the 17 victims were read out loud. friends and family say the rallies are bringing a sense of comfort. >> it's very comforting in these very difficult days for french citizens to be here and to know we have so many friends. see the french flag at city hall. this is so moving to me.

>> another woman we spoke to face timed her brother from the rally and said her brother used to work at the magazine charlie hebdo. she said it's nice to know people are showing support from around the world. one of the brothers who carried out the massacre lived across the hall from the so-called underwear bomber while the two attended arabic school in 2009. former neighbors said the two men would often visit the mosque together. a massive march in planned in berlin. but germany's justice minister is urging the group to cancel it. it comes after arsonists firebombed a german newspaper that reprinted the cartoons from the targeted french magazine. offices were seriously damaged. no one was hurt. several other german newspapers reprinted cartoons but were not

attacked. the pope is making headlines again. coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2", what he told brothers what was okay to do during a service at the sistine chapel. up next, the winners from last night's golden globe award. pam cook will show us highlights and tell us how a movie that started to film more than 12 years ago won big. we're still looking at a pretty busy monday morning commute. a lot of people are back, it -- it seems. moderate traffic on the way up to sunnyvale. super duper foggy in novato. we do have a lot of fog. we'll have your monday forecast update. for over 60,000 california foster

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good evening. good evening. you spoiled brats. yes. [ cheers ] >> we are so happy to be here hosting the 72nd and final golden globe awards. [laughter] >> tina fey and amy poulter taking no prisoners as they hosted the globes. the globes brought humor along with tributes to the paris terrorist attacks. pam cook has the highlights from the show. >> i feel a little bit behind. i have movie watching to do. three of the biggest awards went to a coming of age drama filmed over the course of 12 years. >> and the golden globe goes to "boyhood." [ cheers ] >> "boyhood" was named best

drama. patricia arquette and richard linklater won the globe. "the affair" won for the best drama and best actress for ruth wilson. transparent is produced by amazon. it won't for best musical or comedy. transparent star, jeffrey tambor was named best actor. fargo won for the best miniseries. this is the third and final time that fay and poulter say they will co-host the show. >> tonight we celebrate all of the great television shows we know and love as well as all of the movies that north korea was okay with. [ applause ] >> bill cosby has spoken out about the allegations against him. cosby admitted to a reporter, i

put the pills in. >> george clooney paid tribute to the victims of the pave wrist terrorist attacks. clooney reflected on the rallies around the world as he received a life-time achievement award. >> they didn't march in protest. they marched in support of the idea that we will not walk in fear. we won't do it. thank you. [ cheers ] >> a number of celebrities carried signs and wore lapel buttons. kevin spacey won for "house of cards. " "the affair" surprised some by winning. other than "boyhood" no big

breakout winner. up next on thursday, the oscar nominations come out. >> i haven't seen many who won either. look forward to seeing them. let's get you out the door. how are we looking out there, sal? >> we're looking okay. right now we have a lot of slow traffic out there. i need to go to highway 24. we'll go to that in a moment. this is highway 24 in la fayette. there it is. you can see it's backed up. this is about a 10, 15-minute delay. no major problems coming through. i'm trying to see if there is a problem reported but i don't see anything. chp is not reporting. just a lot of slow traffic in the area. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic is backed up for a 20, 25-minute delay. this morning, it doesn't look like it's going to get lighter in the 8:00 hour as it did last week. we're talking about 680. southbound 680 from concord all the way down into danville, stop-and-go traffic. then we're also mentioning the south bay commute. look at all of the slow traffic

on 101, 280 and 85. one clear pattern we're seeing is more people are on road. someone tweeted saying most college breaks are over and those people are joining us for a wonderful time for the morning commute. let's take a look at today's weather with steve paulson. sal, i came this close to watching "boyhood." >> you did? >> but i watched "free destination." that's a mind blower. >> i have a lot of movies to watch before oscars come. >> yes. we do have a beautiful sunrise thanks to those of you who can see it. san bruno, so foggy, chris richardson cannot see el camino. other areas reporting thick fog but there's also a beautiful sunrise if you are up above it. that fog down below and then the higher clouds. we have the fog advisory out. now, it's around the bay and then north bay. some of that has worked its way into the east bay.

livermore, concord. pleasant hill. it's a nice sunrise there. some of that fog working its way towards sfo, san bruno, daly city. the last rain was back on december 24th. we've gone a long time without any. there's a possibility maybe late saturday into sunday although i'm not really sold on it. i think it's going to weaken considerably. it's not an issue until after friday. let's deal with it then. the higher clouds coming in. it's just really not going to do much unless you are up north and the sierra. light stuff. another spare the air. the 11th consecutive one in a row and 17th so far. the air quality does not look like it will look that great. maybe tuesday/wednesday but i doubt it. i think fog will be in the picture. 40s for many. a couple of upert 30s. one 50 at sfo. that fog around the bay, it will burn off. low 40s for almost everybody. blackhawk is in there. danville, alma low.

but not much -- alamo. but not much. there's the weak system. it's not doing much for us. 18 below in bismarck. 3 below in minneapolis. warmer for some. there's a system mosquing -- moving through. 28 in tahoe. not that big of a deal. more includes than anything else. the system will dig in and give us a lot of dry weather. maybe some upper 60s to near 70 by wednesday, thursday. fog, sun, mild to cold if you are in the fog. if you can't break through the fog, it's' pea soup for some. big difference on some of these temps today with the fog verses no fog. maybe a system on saturday. i'm not completely sold on it. >> you are gonna keep a closer

eye on it. >> there's no consensus on it. >> flight delays. >> sfo, oakland. i know there's fog there. >> thank you. >> thank you. nine minutes before 8:00. the new york city police department is on high alert. in the next hour, the repeated threat from an islamic extremist group that's plo.ing serious concerns. a loud protest inside a bay area grocery store. the accusations being made against whole foods.

welcome back. secretary of state, john kerry arrived unannounced in pakistan this morning. he's getting there on the same day that the military school in pakistan, where 150 people were killed last month in a taliban attack reopened. security is very tight. the walls of the school have been fortified now. a metal detector has been added. there are now security checkpoints at both ends of the road in front of the school. many parents bringing their

kids back to school today say they want to show the taliban that they will not give in to fear. back here at home, a 71- year-old woman in sacramento is facing very serious charges after a violent fight with her neighbor. police say two women started fighting at the st. francis manor senior living facility in sacramento friday night. investigators say a 70-year-old woman pulled out a knife and stabbed her 75-year-old neighbor before running from the scene. police say the two women had an ongoing dispute but wouldn't say what if is about. >> it doesn't look good for her. i'm sure she didn't plan this. i wouldn't think we would. >> the woman who pull out the knife was later arrested. she's booked into jail. the other woman is still in the hospital recovering but is expected to be okay. 7:55. animal rights activists are

protests against whole foods for what they say is violence against ans males. they protested at the stores across the country. they accuse whole foods of marketing themselves as humane when they say there's no humane way to slaughter animals. >> we're demanding that whole foods take animals off of their menu. if they really care about animals, the minimum thing that they can do is to stop using them and stop hurting them. >> the protests follow a recent photo that shows sick animals in a farm. whole food said -- two lucky people here in the bay area may be holding a

winning superlotto plus ticket worth 3.5 million. one of the winning tickets was purchased at an arco a.m. p.m. market. the other was sold in milpitas. the two will split a $7 million jackpot. here is a look at the winning numbers -- 7:57. kaiser permanente workers out walking picket lines. coming up in the next hour, we're live at this demonstration in san francisco where the issue caused thousands of employees statewide to walk off their jobs. >> reporter: the golden gate bridge is back open after being shut down for the weekend. we'll tell you why officials say it's now safer. good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic is moving along relatively well approaching the richmond bridge but you can

tell there are more people here that were last week. we'll tell you the drive times for some of the bay area's key commutes. there is a lot more fog as well. many reports coming in. this was late to the party for a few. it's here now.

it's foggy. that's the golden gate bridge. we are live. tara moriarty is out there now. she will be here in two minutes to tell you the differences you will need to know about now that the bridge has reopened on a foggy monday morning. thank you for joining us. welcome to "mornings on 2." monday, january 12th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. quick look at weather and traffic. we saw the pictures of the fog around the golden gate. is there a lot of fog. >> there is a lot of fog. it's kind of been working its way around. it wasn't that bad at 4:30. it's thickened up here. it will be with us for many. especially north bay, parts of the bay making it down towards san bruno and then oakland. even concord, livermore, have had reports. fog advisories are out. maybe a better pattern as we head into tuesday and wednesday as a low digs in towards

nevada. that might give us an offshore breeze tomorrow to chew it up. today we start off mostly cloudy. 40s on the temps, low and a couple of upper 30s. i mean, if it's foggy and 39, that's a cold morning. 51, sfo. a lot of reports of fog near there as well. gilroy checked in at 39. now 40. very light rain. not much up here. some of that may impact extreme northern california and also into rico, the sierra nevada. for us, fog, some sun, but there is a lot of high clouds mixed in as well. we'll gel a few breaks -- get a few breaks. hazy sunshine. when we first started sal, there wasn't that much fog but it's thickened up. >> one of the things we've noticed traffic is slow all over the place. let's take a look at the commute on the eastshore freeway. you can see 50-minute drive time here as you drive from the carquinez bridge to the maze.

last week we didn't that. we do have traffic very slow in that area. we also take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic is moving along okay if you are driving westbound but there is a big delay reported and traffic is going to be slow. there's a report of a new overturned vehicle in marin county, northbound 101 at tiburon boulevard. a couple of cars got into it. there is an injury crash. the paramedics are on the way. northbound 101 near the tiburon boulevard exit. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we are now well into the first morning commute on the new improved golden gate bridge. that's after crews installed the moveable median barrier over the weekend. ktvu's tara moriarty joins us live from the span which opened hours ahead of schedule. how is the commute going. >> reporter: in the southbound direction, it's nine. in the northbound, it's a different story. it's bumper to bumper. these folks are completely stalled. it looks like up ahead, it's pretty foggy. can't tell exactly what's going

on. but we do see some emergency lights. if you are headed into marin county, know that you will be experiencing some delays this morning. now, the new barrier has a sleek design. we saw it on our way in. it's obviously a mott more sturdy than the yellow plastic barriers we've grown accustomed to. construction crews put in the $30 million barrier designed to prevent head-on collisions. zipper trucks will shift the barrier to manage the traffic flows. ktvu spoke to a woman who was the first driver to cross. >> it was kind of eerie to go across. it's like, okay, where is all of the people? where are all. cars? are they gonna pull me hoeferrer for peaking -- pull me over for being on? >> reporter: instead of going left to right, now it will go right to left. the speed limit in that section has been lowered from 55 miles an hour to 45 miles an hour. now, as it is standard, you will see the four-lane,

southbound, two-lane northbound configuration. but again, traffic in the northbound direction looking a little bit slow. not sure exactly why. we'll go investigate and let you know. live from the golden gate bridge, back to you. >> very foggy golden gate behind knew many parts of france remain on high alert following last week's deadly attacks. want to show you some video of security forces. this is at a jewish school in paris. france has ordered 10,000 troops in the streets. 17 people died in the attacks which began last wednesday with a massacre at the sa satirical newspaper, charlie hebdo. more coming up at 8:30. two sacramento firefighters are in the hospital after getting trapped inside a burning home. the fire started shortly after 6:00 this morning, about two hours ago at a home in south sacramento. investigators say the

firefighters fell through the floor and became trapped in the basement. they were rushed to the hospital with serious injuries just. just a short time ago, the contra costa county fire department tweeted, our thoughts and prayers are with aur brothers and sisters with sacramento fire after an early- morning fire. victims of a quadruple homicide will be remembered later today at a somber event in san francisco's hayes valley neighborhood. four young men were shot and killed friday night as they sat on a stolen car double packed at the corner of laguna. a march is set to start at the african-american art and culture complex on fulton street. family members of the victims plan to join community leaders and residents and march to the shooting scene. no suspects have been identified or arrested in this case. 8:05. happening now, picture lines are up at several kaiser

permanente facilities around california, including right here in the bay area. alex savidge live in san francisco to tell us why mental health workers say they will be off the job all week. good morning, alex. >> good morning. union workers call this a crisis. they say a severe staffing shortage with kaiser is putting mental health patients at risk. that's why many of them have taken to the picket lines. this is the kaiser on geary boulevard. there will be similar picket lines all across california through utout the week -- throughout the week. a total of 2600 mental health professionals will be taking part in these strikes. they are calling for the health care provider to offer patients timely, quality mental healthcare. kaiser said there's no staffing shortage. union members say some members have to wait up to two months for followup appointments and

those suffering from depression can take longer. >> it's gotten to the point where it's just immoral. >> a lot of times when they come in, they are understandably ainge bri because they've had to -- angry because they have had to wait so long for an appointment. and when i tell them, i can't see them for another three weeks, they are upset. >> we've increased the number of therapists in california, for example, by 25%. in contrast, our membership has grown 8% during that same time. so we're hiring therapists at three times the rate that are membership is growing. >> reporter: last year, the state of california did fine kaiser $4 million over accusations of long wait times to see mental health professionals. workers say as well the staffing situation has been made worse by the intro tux of the affordable care act which -- introduction of the affordable care act which has

led to more patients. kaiser workers are represented by the union. that union has spent the last four years trying to work out a new contract with kaiser management. one of the main sticking points has been staffing levels. they've not reached an agreement. that's why you see the seen here in san francisco. workers, mental health prefixals and others walking picket lines. you will find them outside of a facility here in san francisco, santa rosa and san jose and they will be outside of various other kaiser facilities across california throughout the week. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. we'll talk to you later. 8:08. the san francisco man who is accused of running the black market website silk road, he's due to go on trial this week. new york city prosecutors say ross william albrich ran the site where cocaine, heroin and other drugs were sold to more than 100,000 customers. he's also accused of trying to protect his operation by asking others to kill those who were a

threat to his business. jury selection is set for tomorrow. albrich has already entered a plea of not guilty. president obama is scheduled to unveil proposals to protect consumer data. about an hour from now. the white house says the president will propose a law to require companies to notify consumers about data breaches within 30 days. he will ask congress to pass new protections for data gathered about students on educational websites. this will happen at a speech at the federal trade commission. it's a preview of president obama's state of the union address which takes place a week from tomorrow. some las vegas casinos may be upping the ante. on california's high speed rail system. nevada is considering a proposal too link its planned desert express with the high speed rail line in los angeles county. the extension across 60 miles of desert to palm dame has the backing of the -- palmdale has

thebacking of the casinos. the link could help the project get more federal funding and backers also say it could help attract private investors to the high-speed rail line between san francisco and l.a. they are talking about china and investors. >> wow. okay. a south bay concert that featured a hip-hop superstar ended with several people being shot. ♪ [bleep] [ sound of gunfire ] >> coming up in 26 minutes, this dramatic video and the search is underway for the shooter. but first, 4th grade students plotting to kill their teacher. after the break what made them so upset and how they planned to carry out the murder with hand sanitizer. good morning. we're looking at a commute where traffic is affected by the slow traffic and the fog. the fog is very thick in some areas. look at the san mateo bridge

it's at a standstill. and the fog reports keep rolling in. excelsior district and also el cerrito foggy. you can see the blanket of fog.

babb. divers dna dna welcome back. drivers have found both black boxes from that airasia flight that crashed into the java sea. they retrieved the data

recorder. the voice recorder is under quarter. the two devices are expected to play a major role in determining why the plane went down. some investigators believe the plane may have exploded before it crashed into the water. others are disputing that. so far the bodies of 48 of the 162 people on board that plane have been recovered. also new this morning, dozens of political prisoners have been freed from cuban jails. a top u.s. official says the weekend release of the 53 political prisoners, it was part of last month's historic deal between the u.s. an cuba. the unidentified prisoners were keld by the castro government because they were backing political and social reforms in cuba. the new york city police department is on high alert after repeat threats from isis. someone has re-released a september 2014 message that

tells followers to rise up and kill intelligence officers, police officers, soldiers and civilians. the threat specifically named the ununited states -- the united states, france, australia and canada. police officers are told to remain alert and consider tactics all all times while hon patrol, especially in light of the attacks in france. a saudi oil billionaire is talking now about the effects of that big oil price drop. he says he doesn't think prices will go back to $100 a barrel. the prince said that while consumers are enjoying cheaper gasoline the 50% decline in prices is hitting oil producers really hard including those in texas. he says some oil producers are canceling contracts because it's just not worth the expense to will for cheap oil. according to aaa the average price of gasoline dropped almost 50 cents in the last four weeks. right now, the national average

is just about $2.13 a gallon. here in california, it's about 2.60 a gallon. 8:15. pope francis is expecting his support for public breast- feeding. it's not the first time he's expressed support. but due to the setting, it's getting a lot of attention this morning. he even broke from prepared remarks to tell mothers that they could feed their babies during the baptism in the sistine chapel if they needed to. an investigation is underway in elba, new york after three 4th grade girls plotted to kill a teacher because she yelled too much. their planned weapon, hand sanitizer. police say the girls were planning to put the sanitizer on different items the teacher would touch. that's because the teacher is highly aallergyic to -- allergic to hand sanitizer. the plan was spokessed before

they were able to carry it out -- was exposed before they were able to carry it out. no charges are expected. sal, can you handle the fog with the commute? >> it's very foggy. as a matter of fact, we have fog on the golden gate bridge. there is also a crash on the golden gate bridge. i'm not sure if the fog had anything to do with it. but the very first commute morning of the new divider, we already have a crash reported there. northbound, you can see the traffic is slowing down coming out of san francisco and getting into marin county. it's reported northbound along the span and we're not sure of any other details. but you can see that if you are leaving san francisco for marin, it's slow. good thing the divider was there. before that when there was a crash, we were worried about a head-on. southbound 101 traffic looks okay. been is moderately heavy getting into san francisco with no major problems. i want to go back to marin.

northbound 101 near tiburon boulevard, there is an overturned vehicle there and traffic is slow coming out of the mill valley, strawberry area, getting up to the tiburon exit. southbound 101 may be slow because of rubberneckers and the richmond/san rafael bridge. very slow into marin county. 8:17. let's go to steve. thank you, sifer -- sir. a lot of fog being reported. it's thickened up and filled in. redwood shores, very foggy there. around san bruno as well. oakland airport has fog. parts of the city. other areas are clear -- into the clear, but they don't have the fog. we do have dense fog advisories. might get a little bit of a break as we get and easterly breeze. the dry stretch continues. i mean it's going on and on. last rain was christmas eve. we might see rain.

how far south it gets is the question. plenty of cloud over us this morning. spare the air 11th in a row. that stable warmer layer of air is not as warm as a week ago but that's trapping pollutants. even with the fog, if it burns off early enough, you can get in the mid-60s. if it sticks around you are probably stuck in the 30s. this system won't do much for us except give us clouds and a few light showers. emphasis on mist. one below in minneapolis. 1 below in bismarck. 19 chicago. the key to the south there's rain but then there is a fine line through pennsylvania and then to the south of that, it's rain but now moving into the mixed precipitation.

freezing rain or even possibility of freezing -- get some ice and snow northward of that. fast-moving systems. all of the energy is east of us. 29 in tahoe. 60 down in san diego. 57 palm springs. cloudy to mostly cloudy in the morning and then partly cloudy in the afternoon. hold on. i will get back over here. morning fog, a lot of high clouds. hazy skies. cold if you are in the fog. 50s and 60s. napa only 57 degrees. upper 50s. santa rosa, there's pockets of it where you get the high clouds. you don't have to go far to find it. mid- to upper 60s. except for the fog, nights and morning, i think it could get mostly sunny, quiet until maybe the weekend. the question is will it bring rain far this south. >> we'll keep an eye on it. no pants on the subway? the reason folks across the country even here took a ride

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don't is the first ever college national championship game. oregon ducks face the ohio buckeyes.

the game is at at&t stadium in dallas. this is the first year with the new playoff with the new format. they last played each other in the rosebowl which the buckeyes won. and the packers will play the seahawks to see who will represent the nfc in the super bowl. you can catch what game right here on ktvu. former cal star aaron rodgers led the charge. packers took a 26-23 lead in the had 4th -- in the 4th quarter. watch this couch -- tony romo threw the pass to dez bryant who appeared to come down with the patch. the packers challenged the call, it was ruled an incomplete pass. he can't believe it. giving green bay the ball pack and kind of like the call last

week where the cowboys bon. colts beat the broncos. andrew luck through for 362 yards. the colts were the only road team to win this weekend. >> and everyone is wonder whether peyton manning will come back next year or not. junior high and high school students gearing up for the state robotics championship. the sacramento county championships were held over the weekend. these students have been working on their projects for months. this competition gave them a chance to show off their robot building skills. they are pretty good. they are judged on their computer science knowledge, their design and construction. >> it's a lot of problem solving. it's about all of the things they are learning in the proses -- process. >> bare events are set for walnut creek, fremont and daly

city. the teams come later this month with the northern california regional championships at the end of february. winners there, they will go onto the higher level events which lead to the world championships in april. 8:25. a swimsuit -- the swimsuitmaker speedo introducing their new spokesman. >> iname is jergen schmidt. i'm 91 years old. i'm a matter swimmer. >> he's trying to appeal to swimmers in the over 80 group. as for mr. schmidt, he says he plans to keep swimming, keep racing to the very end. he's good, too. 8:26. from parking for some travelers at oakland international airport. coming up after the break, the deal starting this week and we'll tell you who is eligible. but first -- >> reporter: police are investigating a shooting that left five people wounded at a

san jose nightclub. we will show you the video and have the latest on the investigation. good morning. right now, we're looking at some problems on the going bridge. also heavy fog in some areas and highway 24 is slow as well as you head to oakland and the caldecott tunnel. fog is the big story. it's thickened up over the last hour. we'll have your monday forecast see if there's anything besides fog in the extended outlook.

♪[bleep] [ sound of gunfire ] pretty scary moments at a chris brown concert in san jose over the weekend. gunfire injures five people and

the chaos you see here caught on camera. coming up, janine de la vega will tell us about the continuing police search for the gunman. stay tuned. monday morning, january 12th. let's talk about your weather and traffic on a pretty foggy monday morning. steve, it's expanded. >> that's correct. when we first came in, it was confined north bay and around the bay. now it's moving south and maybe east. if you are up above it -- just had a report from stinson beach, it's sunny here. enjoy it. most locations have the fog or high and midlevel clouds. the most may not be bad. not a rip soaring offshore breeze. under mostly cloudy skies. light showers up in the sierra. not a big deal but if you are heading up there, there could be light cloud. 40s for many. the fog has made it to parts of the peninsula. it's been in the north bay. 40s there.

petaluma in at 40. even omof the higher elevations in the 40s. the system will give us a lot of cloud cover and not much else. by tomorrow we might get enough of an offshore breeze. morning fog, a lot of clouds. hazy skies. 50s for some. low to mid-60s for others. i think everybody is back. sal is right -- that's what you see? that's exactly what i see. thatter was a minor crash northbound 101 near vista point in marin county. i want to show you the golden gate bridge. and traffic is recovering because they got the accident out of the way. tara actually took a picture of it and tweeted it out in case you want to see it. it's not a major accident. i will try to get the picture up for you very soon. but the traffic on southbound 101, that's the main part, it wasn't affected. it was just a minor accident. now, tara, being the reporter she is, is asking the bridge people, do you think this could be created to people getting used to the barrier. it's a fair question. we'll find out. been toll plaza, as you come up to the toll plaza, you can see traffic is moderate getting

into san francisco. 280 is pretty light. no problems getting into the west valley. 8:31. back to the desk. we have new information for you this morning about the tighter security in paris after last week's deadly terror attack. thousands of french army troops have been told to guard certain places in that country. brian flores is here to tell us more about where the troops are being sent. >> millions of people mar offed the streets of paris calling for unity. so far it's been very peaceful. but the main concern is security and police and even french troops are deployed in full force to several locations the want to go to new video in the newsroom of a french army troop guarding a jewish school in paris. a military spokesperson tells the a.p. 900 troops are spread out in paris alone. earlier, they ordered 10,000 troops to patrol all over france. 4700 of the troops and police

were sent to protect 717 jewish schools throughout the country. in the meantime, john kerry will be going to france on thursday. the announcement comes as the obama administration faces sharp criticism for not sending a senior official for yesterday's unity. it was attended by 40 world leaders and more than a million people. word leaders locked arms with francois hollande to remember those who lost their lives. kertry at a press conference in indian defends u.s. actions following the attack. >> we've offered from the first moment our law enforcement, all of our efforts and i really think, you know, this is sort of quibbling a little bit in the sense that our assistant secretary of state was there and marched. our ambassador was there and marched. many people from the embassy were there and marched. >> pea are also getting -- we are also getting a first-hand look from a victim's standpoint during the attack at the kosher

market last week. these are still photos showingth customers hiding in the freezer. some on their cell phones. others huddled together as the attack was taking place. a young muslim man who worked at the market is crediting for hiding the people in the freezer to keep them safe. as for today, france remains on high alert. a recently released isis video names the u.s., france, australia and canada as potential targets. back to you. >> all right, thank you. >> yep. here in the bay area, thousands gathered at san francisco's civic center plaza paying their respects to the victims of the attacks. >> there was a moment of silence following by the national an then of france. the names of the 17 victims were read. people with family and friends say these rallies are bringing comfort.

>> it's very comforting in the very difficult days for french citizens to be here and to me we have so many friend here and you see the french flag at city hall, this is so moving to me. >> another woman we talked to face-timed her brother from that rally. she said her brother used to work at the magazine and was close friends to people who still work there. she said it's nice to know people are showing support from all over the world. one of the brothers who carried out the attacks at the offices of heb lived down the hall from the underwear bomber went to the same mosque. a massive move is planned in germany today. but the justice minister in germany is urging the group to cancel it. it comes after arsonists

firebombed a german newspaper that reprinted thear cartoons done by the charlie hebdo. no one was hurt. several other german newspapers also reprinted charlie hebdo cartoons but were not attacked. it's a story a lot of people are talking about this morning. shots were fired over the weekend at an event featuring chris brown. janine de la vega has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: police have not released a suspect description of the shooter, they are actively investigating. the shooting happened right here on monterey highway, the club, the fiesta nightclub was packed saturday night and clubgoers waited overnight for chris brown to show up. he finally appeared at about 1:15 a.m. on stage and shortly after the shooting happened. [ sound of gunfire ] >> this is video of the shooting posted on social media soing brown's reaction to the

gunshots. security whisked him away off gauge. witness says he was only on stage when the shooting happened. chaos erupted and a second round of shots were fired. club growers started to duck for --goers started ducking. police are not released the identity of the victims but say they are all expected to survive. we spoke to a witness who was inside the club and saw people throwing metal chairs and also heard the gunshots. >> get down! get down! >> surreal. it was like i can't believe this is happening. worried about, like, losing my friends that i was with and i just -- my first thought was just get out. just hope i don't get hit. >> reporter: clubgoers were patted down by security that night but woman sonder why weren't there metal detectors or more secure. this is the second time in five

months an event happened featuring him. the other event happened in west hollywood last august. brown is expected to be back in march here at the snkths a.p. center. the chp says it's working to identify and arrest people involved in an illegal sideshow that shut down 880 in oakland. police say yesterday afternoon, a group of cars completely stopped traffic and were spinning doughnuts in the northbound stretch of the freeway near the heggenberger expressway. officers say when they showed up, they were pelted with rocks and bottles. the chp arrested a 19-year-old man from hayward and impounded his ford mustang. investigators are reviewing video shot during the sideshow to identify more people. starting this thursday, the oakland international airport will reginn to offer -- begin to offer free parking to some of it passengers. people going to hawaii or europe can get up to five days of free parking in the daily

lot. it's a $110 saving. airport officials say it's their way of saying thank you for flying out of oakland. to take advantage of the deal, you can print a coupon from the airport website and bring that with you to the parking lot cashier. the deal continues until april 15th. >> looks like a pretty good deal. >> yeah. five free days. an elephant attack -- and this one was caught on camera. coming up in 15 minute, a rampage that badly damaged a car. and you may have seen him on bravo's top chef, faviano is here with us. after the break, a delicious idea you can create for your loved on within valentine's day. vad -- the -- the traffic is very slow. southbound traffic. you can see it's slower than we normally see it on the golden

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>> perfect you spend some time in italy. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you for being here. you are in town for -- well, before you start, the fancy foods show. >> fancy foods show. >> any kind of trend we should be looking for? >> i'm a classic trended guy. i feel back to basic. the recipes i do very simple. it has to be do-able. otherwise people lose passion about cooking if it gets too complicated. >> that's me. >> that's why everything we do has to stick with a few simple ingredients. >> you are gonna make tier -- tiramisu. >> i have whipped some egg yolk with plain sugar and a pinch of

salt. now i'm using mascarpone. you can buy it already done. you got egg yolk and sugar. on the right side of the table, we have an italian traditional cake. it's perfect. besides eating by itself -- if you want to a nibble a piece -- >> i might. >> it's also great to combine with ingredients and combine recipes with it. this is something that you -- you buy it. you yourself buy it? >> i buy is. i grew up with this stuff. this is as italian as it gets. if you don't like it like this recipe, you will like it your milk. >> we have classic coffee or regular coffee. >> we drink a lot of coffee around here. >> yeah. the dessert, on the bottom layer of the pan we have a

glass pan right here, we're gonna cut some of this and display it to the bottom. just like that on the bottom. >> okay. >> then what's gonna happen, we're gonna lift this, the cream got really nice and smooth. >> okay. again -- that's mascarpone, egg yolk. >> whipped egg yolk with a little bit of mascarpone and then we have sugar inside for sweetness. although you don't need a lot of sweetness. this is a sweet treat. sugar is good in moderation. >> right. >> right. >> unless you are the cookie monster and in that case, it's perfect. now we're gonna display a little bit of the cream on it. >> okay. >> a little bit of the cream. >> sal will be heading in here. >> we are gonna get chocolate on top. >> any particular chocolate? >> i would say dark shaved chocolate and then we repeat.

so we're gonna go like this and the best part is to come. >> what is that dark stuff over there? >> that's the coffee that i'm gonna soak the last layer with it. >> oh. >> now we're gonna get soaked coffee. depend on how much kof give you like, you can soak every layer or just the top layer. >> any kind of coffee? >> i would suggest kind of a fairly strong espresso is the best way to go about it. i like my tiramisu a little bit smoother. so i kind of just dip the top layer because it will go on the bottom. >> show us the finished product. you put it on top. we do have the recipe on our website, ktvu.com. i put it on my facebook page. i want to know if any of you try it out there, let me know how it goes. this does look pretty easy, i must say. i was skeptical.

>> dave is gonna come taste it. >> oh, yeah. >> look at this. >> there we go. >> you can refrigerate this for a half an hour and then it's perfect. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> looks good. we'll taste it. i'm not gonna try this on camera but i'm gonna taste it andlet you know how it is. >> all right. thank you. nice valentine's day idea. >> okay. let's focus on traffic. sal, you have to wait. you have to do traffic first before you sample. >> save me a little bit. don't eat it all. >> no promises. >> let's take a look at highway 24. moderately heavy traffic. it's been superheavy on 680. this monday morning we can tell a lot more schools are in session. westbound bay bridge, remember last week at about 8:00, we had light commutes? not that morning. westbound traffic is still very slow getting into san francisco. we had an earlier collision

near vista point, northbound 101 on the golden gate bridge. this picture was taken by tara who is nearby. the crash was minor but they had to clean up a fuel spill in the area and look at that fog. i wanted to show you this on the eastshore freeway. we can barely see it because of that thick fog moving in. speaking of fog, let's go to steve. a lot of fog. that's been the biggest issue. it may not be the neck couple of days. if we can get enough of an easterly breeze. we'll have to see if it's strong enough. that blanket has been moving. south bay so far not, but we did have higher and mid-level clouds associated with a weak system. whos on the temps. they've been stuck most of the morning and even 50 for sfo. a lot of around san bruno, daly city. 40s from moraga, la fayette, blackhawk, brentwood, antioch and pittsburg. everyone is close. this system doesn't have much to it. it's produced very light rain on the north coast and also could be a little bit near

reno. but i doubt up m. 41 up in reno. tahoe, 29. 41 ukiah. some area to the north. just heard from karen, she said sunny here. also reports sunny on parts of the coast but a lot of high clouds. this will be a week war very to wait for rain. thick fog to the north but kind of spreading south. once that lifts it may take a while. fog, haze. 50s for some. 60s to near 70 as we head towards wednesday and thursday. morning fog, clouds, cold. 50s and 60s. tough to break through the cloud layer. but if you can, and you don't have any, mid- to upper 60s. santa cruz and gilroy looking for upper 60s. maybe near 70. mostly sunny except for night and morning nothing. a possibility of rain moving in, you two. >> this fog snuck in. there's one day of the year where it's not unusual to see

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people in thailand are keepingage eye for a rampaging elephant. take a look at this. officials say one or more elephants damaged cars and buildings. you can see this one was kind of walking over a car. another wild elephant stomped a grocery store, shat herring windows with the trunks. nobody has been hurt. officials say the aggressive behaver is a result of mating system. the attacks are rare but they are washing locals to be careful. last night's golden globe award said a little bit about everything, hume mar, surprise, even -- humor, surprises. >> yes, our reporter has highlights from the ceremony and the two very funny cohosts.

>> you got the globes. >> the oscars may be hollywood's biggest night but the golden globes are the town's biggest party. tina fey and amy poulter. talked about bill cosby and bill clooney was there with his wife, amala. >> amal was an adviser to kofi annan regarding siriia and was selected for a three-person commission investigating rules of war violations in the gaza strip. so tonight, her husband is getting a lifetime achievement award. [laughter] >> the newly married honoree accepted the award acknowledging his bride. >> amal, whatever brought us together, i couldn't be more proud to be your husband. >> real world events taking stage. the golden globe saluted free

speech, led by the president of the hollywood foreign press association. >> together, we will stand united against any one who repress free speech, anywhere from north korea to paris. [ cheers and applause ] >> there were, of course, awards. becoming of age film "boyhood" won three trophies, best director, supporting actress and best drama. the grand budapest hotel won best picture while the transjegedzer theme to best tv series and best actor for jeffrey tambor who dedicated his award to the transgender community. >> thank you for your courage and inspiration. thank you for your patience and thank you for letting us be part of the change. from the civil rights drama

selma -- >> i'm the unarmed black did who maybe needed a hand but was given a bullet. i i am the two fallen police officers murdered in the line of duty. selma has awakened my humanity. >> all right. we're over here with faviano. we couldn't resist. >> we serve the lady first. >> that's for dave and that's for me. >> i'm gonna take -- >> please. >> i'm not waiting for sal. >> last time, i ate, i didn't -- >> that was at the world series. >> this is a high delicate desort -- dessert. >> the sauce, the coffee blaver, the texture -- flavor, the texture, it's -- >> it's traditional. it's a different way of serving it instead of using lady

fingers, we used the cake. a little less sugary, i like it. >> a little bit of coffee. you added -- >> sometime when you have a strong espresso, then you put the espresso in every layer. in this kate, i use a -- case, i use a lighter coffee and i top the top flavor and let it soak down. >> what to you think -- what do you think, sal? >> it's very sophisticated. >> you gotta get the ingredients in and get that all -- >> it tastes really sophisticated is what i meant. >> you can find somebody to grocery shop. >> you could sit here and eat all of this all day. >> that's about self-control. i can teach how to make portions but if you eat it all, you eat it all.

>> i enjoy really good food. >> and you are gonna be -- we'll be at the fancy food show tonight this afternoon with the folks at their booth doing some demonstrations, doing some little fun with every guest there. yeah. >> wonderful. >> can you hear everybody? thank you, everyone, for watching. thank you for making ktvu your news. we'll see you at noon. enjoy, guys.

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