that would be the northern california regional and intelligence center. member opposed the technology during this week's vote. he warned about san carlos heading down a slippery slope of surveillance and suggested that businesses worried about crime simply install security cameras. imparticular he was speaking about businesses in this area where they will be putting the fixed location license plate reader here. so what the city will be doing is doing a six-month test period and then they will reevaluate after the six months and see if the program is working the way they thought it would. >> okay al alex savidge thank you. >>> we know some things but we may not know why the chicken cross the road but you can agree crossing the road is not in the best interest of this chicken. especially on busy highway in los angeles. they protected the chicken as best hay could in their work truck. even the police were up here trying to catch the little chicken. it's still not clear if they were successful or how long traffic was effected but the chicken is like okay. >>

the northern california station where it's less than two bucks a gallon. we're going to tell ya. >> a live look at the bay bridge now. elizabeth was talking about this earlier. some backup at the toll plaza. she will be back to let you know more about the traffic and also roberta is for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. >>> good morning. welcome back to "kpix 5 morning news." this is your thursday looking out towards sfo on this 22nd day of the month. we have clear skies there. so far no reports of any local airport delays. we have your full forecast still straight ahead. >>> there is a state of emergency this morning in edgewater, new jersey across the hudson river from n

bay area events are set for walnut creek, fremont, and daly city teams with the northern california regional championships at the end of tech. winners there will lead on to higher level events. >> i always wanted to build a robot. >>> speedo is introducing a new spokesman. >> my name is jergin schmidt i'm 91 years old, i'm a master swimmer. >> he looks great for 91. speedo trying to draw a new audience. the company says it designs for more than just swimmers aiming for the olympics and the over 80 age group is the fastest growing in the country. as for the gentleman there, he plans to keep swimming and racing as he says quote here until the very end. >> that is phenomenal. >> that is great. >> it makes sense though. it's easy on the joints. >>> sal. >> you know speedos are not only the one model. apparently they have different models. >> you saw happen he was modeling the longer shorts. >> yes. >> i like those. >> we all do. >> yes. let's take a look at the commute. traffic is moving along pretty well as you drive through the golden gate bridge. it is open and southbound 101 traffic is movin

♪ >> the northern california coast is one of the most picturesque places in the united states, so itonder this is where the billionaire tom steyer ended up. there is an 18 acre ranch he and his wife bought in 2002. it is a world away. buying this ranch, was that your idea or your wife's idea? >> i think you can blame my wife. originally we bought it because of the land. you could dump stuff if you paid the fee. >> running this huge ranch, how is it different from running $20 billion hedge funds? >> i can tell you how it is the same and how it is incredibly different. [laughter] it's the same in that you think it looks like an asset, but it is actually dramatically changed by the people who run it. that's exactly like every organization i have been in, which is having great people at the top. it is unbelievably significant and powerful, and that's where the comparison is. >> how many have you put into this? >> i try never to ask this question. we have rebuilt every building. raising grass fed cattle or something that would be a good thing to do and a fun thing to do. >> tomkat ranch h

over $100,000 we have to come back and expend the difference most of the money awarded to the northern california regional for the security analysts they have and for the management and administrative cost no matching fund required from the fund i don't believe there's an budget analyst report and happen to answer questions. >> thank you, colleagues any questions supervisor mar. >> ms. alden can you explain a little bit about the northern regional where that is located and also for the regional grant how much roughly of a percentage comes to san francisco out of curiosity. >> absolutely so the northern intelligence center they're a federal agency located in the federal building on golden gate avenue and it's also known and a as a fusion center it is a way for law enforcement agencies to work in one room and share information so san francisco pd has representatives there and the sheriff's department and the fbi and the high density so it's a high combination of state and local agencies that can collaborate and the side of security is one of the priority this is a regional grant san francisco as th

♪ >> the northern california coast is one of the most picturesque places in the united states, so it wonder this is where billionaire tom steyer spends his time. a few miles inland from the pacific is the 1,800 acre ranch steyer and his wife kathryn taylor bought in 2002. only an hour outside of san francisco, it's a world away. buying this ranch, was it your idea or your wife's idea? >> i think you can only blame my wife for that one. [laughter] originally we bought it because the land had been so misused, you could dump stuff here if you paid them a fee. there had been a d.e.a. raid. they had people -- >> why? >> i think they were growing dope. >> oh. [laughter] running this huge ranch, how is it different than running a hedge fund, a $20 billion hedge fund? [laughter] >> i'll tell you how it's the same and how it's incredibly different. it's the same in the sense that you think this looks like an asset, but it's actually dramatically changed by the people who run it. and that's exactly like every organization i've been in, which is, having great people, particularly at the top, is

. >> reporter: a warning from the northern california regional intelligence center says oakland officers are not the only ones facing threats. gilroy place says a green light was given to take out police officers on christmas eve meaning all the gang members were given permission to act without question. just in case, oakland police are not taking any chances tonight. >> we will be riding two-person cars and that is really due to we have so many events in the city tonight. >> reporter: so again, there are additional police officers out on the street tonight, but they are stressing to me they are not specifically here for the protests. they are hoping to handle all of the new years eve activities rocket. christin ayers, kpix5. >>> in san francisco, two men bailed out of a moving car in the bay view. that car crashed into two other vehicles and a couple of pedestrians near jell and tuland. the two men had just fired hots in the area. nobody was hit. the crash was not serious. the suspects eventually ran off. police later arrested one of them and recovered a gun. they are still looking for

the case is. thing >> reporter: if you can be said for eating driving right here in california the answer is yes. >> pam: ahead tonight at 8 special honor for the winner of all northern california deputy tomorrow night. >> gary: and broadcast lawyers to miss at and then also little knowledge rain tipping off with the soviets a court matter how much is jim thomas toolmaking how much as tonsil making a letter in this broadcast. >> pam: prison obama gives the annual state of the union address tomorrow with lots of hot topics the biggest the president's new tax proposal. the second to raise taxes for the rich to fund programs for the middle class. >> pam: 40 and zero be a vote among those of the window a sacramento sheriff's deputy. his kill a line of duty and she'll be in attendance to our night in hopes that the president take a moment to remember fall officer like her husband. >> reporter: he knows what the people to make them feel like your decided not hyde hundred trips. >> reporter: about two months since oliver lost her husband sacramento daniel officer and now to parents among her daughter's. some days with a bill to moving on and then need >> : a bit because. al

. >>> in union square tonight, the northern california muslim community held a vigil for peace . at the last minute, but they light -- lint hundreds of candles in solidarity. the message, the ask -- acts of a few do not mirror the muslim religion. >>> tonight, the us state department has issued a travel alert saying attacks against americans are becoming more prevalent. >>> san jose police need your help finding a bank robber. the man walks into a bank inside safeway and showed a gun and demanded money. after getting a bag of cash, he took off. he is described 5 foot seven with a flattop. it. also in san jose, police are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. here are the suspects. they are 18 and 19 years old, both considered armed and dangerous. on new year's day, just after mid-night, police found victims with wounds outside this nightclub on east capitol expressway. one of those victims died. >>> you may have noticed them driving around alameda county new billboards. christin ayers shows you why. >> reporter: more than 100 size are going up during national human

martin luther king's birthday is on monday and we will celebrate with a week long festival in the northern california dr. martin luther king jr. foundation for march to freedom and film festival and parade. for more information, go to abc7news.com. >> it is that time of year to order your thin minutes, coconut or carmel stripes office samoas. you can now >> we told you about oscar nominations but what about those who did not get the call? at 4:00 the snubs that have hollywood buzzing today and the director giving himself his own versions of oscar calls. and changing your mood for the simple flitch, we look at which light bulbs do more than lighten your room. >> are you sticking to your new year's resolution of dieting this is a new way to injury your favorite girl court counties without the guilt and the candle is out with the new girl scout cookie candles coming in four different cookies coconut, thin minutes and foil and chocolate peanut put better and snowias and they smell like the cookies. the best part is you do not have to wait if cookie season and the bet part is no calories. >> and you can g

the northern california stations that have dropped that low. and where's the bottom?'s killing bay area birds? the gooey substance found in their feathers is still a mystery. kpix 5's da lin is in hayward and says investigators are now bringing in the big guns. da. >> reporter: that's right, brian. the feds are sending in help. epa scientists took water samples from the bay and samples from the dead birds this afternoon. so far they have ruled out one prime suspect but the question remains, what is the substance? >> we're not going to speculate. there's no -- we're not doing it. it's -- we'll find out what it is when we do. >> reporter: for now, they only know what it isn't. some have suspected a fuel additive known as polyisobutaline. but scientists say nope. it's definitely not that. >> television, csi, you know, we can't wrap this up in 48 minutes. >> reporter: the deepening mystery is driving volunteers and animal lovers nuts. >> it's a very sad thing to see this happen when now it's a manmade cause. if we could find out what it is so we can address it. >> reporte

. >> he is a professor at uc berkeley and the chair of the northern california islamic council. he was just in paris last month for an easy llama phobia conference. >> we don't accept racism, discrimination and this is the moment for us to respond. >> not everyone here is muslim. there are the people who just happened upon it and joined in. the security guards helped light the candles. and then there are the french. a group of co-workers who happened to be in town this week on business. >> i don't think it is because of religion this happens. crazy people do crazy things. it is what i think. >> she cannot wait to get home to her family if paris, but for now she is comforted by the vigil. abc7 news. >> we will have continuing coverage of the terror attack in paris on air and on-line at abc7news.com. our reporting continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> coming up on abc7 news inching closer to history. the major accomplishment today for the two climbers in yosemite. >>> and overcoming obstacles. athletes with severe injuries facing the challenge thanks to bay area researche

attorney for the northern district of california and was nominated by president obama and confirmed byhe u.s. senate in august of 2010. you and i had the pleasure of working together on the bullying campaign in san francisco. >> i have. >> you had everybody at the drug summit from law enforcement to public health decisionmakers to survivors there. this is near and dear to your heart. >> it is. the cdc reports that prescription drug abuse is an epidemic in the country. that view is supported by what we see and hear in the northern district of california. i've heard from parents, educators, medical professionals, pharmacists, and we wanted to find a way to bring them together to talk about best practices, talk about data, information that will help us combat this issue together. and combating this incredible epidemic requires all of these people to come together. so we were happy we could invite everybody and that everybody came. it was a product tive meeting. your involvement was helpful. >> thank you. where do you go with all this information? something i saw, talking about pharmacies

. >> he is a professor at uc berkeley and the chair of the northern california islamic council. he was just in paris last month for an easy llama phobia conference. >> we don't accept racism, discrimination and this is the moment for us to respond. >> not everyone here is muslim. there are the people who just happened upon it and joined in. the security guards helped light the candles. and then there are the french. a group of co-workers who happened to be in town this week on business. >> i don't think it is because of religion this happens. crazy people do crazy things. it is what i think. >> she cannot wait to get home to her family if paris, but for now she is comforted by the vigil. abc7 news. >> we will have continuing coverage of the terror attack in paris on air and on-line at abc7news.com. our reporting continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> coming up on abc7 news inching closer to history. the major accomplishment today for the two climbers in yosemite. >>> and overcoming obstacles. athletes with severe injuries facing the challenge thanks to bay area researche

they're very professional how they go about f that this has which happens to be the biggest to folks in northern california i welcome the opportunity to present any constituency within the retirees or unions i've spent the better part of the last two weeks talking to our largest customers 2, 3, 4 northern california with only possibly one expectation they're all behind us one hundred percent wanting united states to fight this fight so i welcome the opportunity. >> i'm sure that the representative who will be contacting you to conclude that presentation are there other questions or comments public comment at this point? if not again, i'd like to thank you for coming today and we'll be in touch to get an update to our next meeting whether it be through you or through the executive director but again, thank you for coming on short notice to share your perspectives on this issue >> the next item is item 4 action item election of health commission commissioner scott. >> i wish to vacate the chair in favor of commissioner breslin. >> nominations are on for the health board i nominate randy phycology for preside

. >> he is a professor at uc berkeley and the chair of the northern california islamic council. he was just in paris last month for an easy llama phobia conference. >> we don't accept racism, discrimination and this is the moment for us to respond. >> not everyone here is muslim. there are the people who just happened upon it and joined in. the security guards helped light the candles. and then there are the french. a group of co-workers who happened to be in town this week on business. >> i don't think it is because of religion this happens. crazy people do crazy things. it is what i think. >> she cannot wait to get home to her family if paris, but for now she is comforted by the vigil. abc7 news. >> we will have continuing coverage of the terror attack in paris on air and on-line at abc7news.com. our reporting continues on twitter at abc7 news bay area. >>> coming up on abc7 news inching closer to history. the major accomplishment today for the two climbers in yosemite. >>> and overcoming obstacles. athletes with severe injuries facing the challenge thanks to bay area researche

my name is ben, the northern california regional director formality california high-speed rail authority. before i begin in response to supervisor wiener's comment about why now? how did we come to the discussion about level-boarding now? as you are well aware, all mega projects are evolutionary in nature and at the core of our discussion is the requirement, really, not to proclude future high-speed rail service in the peninsula corridor to, ensure that all of the improvements that we're patterning with caltrain to complete w the electrification and all of those components don't preclude future high-speed rail in the corridor. as we get into the analysis of the electrification process and development for follow on blended service, we saw potential elements for precluding future service as a result of not having common level-boarding. that is really what drove us to look at it far more vigorously as we are now, and that is why we're confident that we'll land on a solution that resolves the issue and allows us to land on a common, level-boarding platform and maximize the level of integrate

. >> a high-surf advisory remains in effect for the northern california coast until 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. ktvu's allie rasmus shows us how san francisco firefighter used conditionses a training opportunity. >> reporter: sunny, breezy conditions paired with daunting waves. beach-goers noticed the high surf at ocean beach. >> a lot of times we come here it's calm and flat and can you walk out a lot further and today it's much high. >> reporter: waves reached 10-12' thanks to a pacific storm offshore. it created dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves that caught us offguard as we wrapped up an interview. >> it got me good. it got me real good. >> reporter: soaked to their ankles, they admitted the waves were enticing. >> they look very dangerous, which is why we came down, because when we came over the little on our bikes we saw the waves wain don't see waves like this in texas. >> people from the neighborhood and in the city realize how dangerous ocean beach is. >> reporter: san francisco firefighter catherine swanson says it's usually the out-of-towners who get into trouble at the beach

the northern california regional and intelligence center and can be used for legit law enforcement. just a few months ago the council voted against purchasing the readers but now they approve them. the one council member who opposes the technology this time around he warned about san carlos heading down a slippery slope of surveillance and he suggested that businesses in the area simply install security cameras to deter criminals. these new license plate readers will be used here in this area from highway 101 and on the patrol car for during a six month test period and that is at that time the city council will reevaluate and look at how effective they have been. >> should be interesting. alex savidge, thank you. >>> the san jose fire department is issuing a warning to fire crews after a firefighter stumbled into a hidden booby trap. here is a look at the photo. there is the fire department. there is the crude trap. an abandoned homeless camp. you can see four sharp sticks were planted in a hole and covered with a cloth. this was found on the east side of communications hill in an ar

the system is moving toward northern california. ld be on saturday if that dips farther enough south but i will tell you, i'm not hang my hat on that. the fog, you can hang your hat on that. 50s for a few but a lot of 60s on these highs, especially coast and bay looks to be in the mid-60s. here's sal with an update on traffic. you are on the phone, i caught you. >>> yes, i am. unfortunately, bad news. i just got off the phone with bart dispatcher there is reportedly a person under a train at the b.a.r.t. platform at powell street in the eastbound direction. this person is under a train. firefighters are trying to rescue that person now and trains are stopped at powell street station. this is causing major delays at b.a.r.t. we're just getting this information. i got -- i'm listening to more of this on my radios here. san francisco fire department effecting a rescue at powell street station for a person under a train. just about to do this traffic report. our newsroom is working on more information. major delays on b.a.r.t. >>> let's

the northern half of the state of california tomorrow. it's rain-free but it will produce some clouds that will also increase winds with better air quality. dry through tuesday. make it a great day. frank? >>> another blast of arctic air is chilling the midwest and heading to the east coast. in minneapolis, minnesota the high is expected to be minus 1. 125 public schools in chicago are closed. just too cold to open. many students would be waiting for the bus in 6 degrees below zero weather. not good. >>> new this morning, san francisco's police chief sheds more light on a deadly police shooting. sunday night, three officers found a man in an off limits area outside the mission police station. when they told him to leave, they say he pulled a gun out of his waistband. officers shot and killed the man and it turned out the weapon was an airsoft pistol that shoots pellets. police say the pellet gun did not have an orange tip to indicate it was not real. chief suhr says police in connecticut had worried about the man's stability after he aske

. >> reporter: director of the northern california regional intelligence center and department has beenggressive in using al pchl rpr data and can tract crime. >> what this does is potentially allows us in the future to geo fence and areas where folks are not supposed to be at and you can imagine the person who is a registered sex offender whose vehicle is parked at your child's elementary school, now previously the officer would drive right by but now you have the ability once that alert goes off let me go and make contact with the person. >> reporter: but in the wrong hands a tool to fight crime can reveal intimate secrets, even about the police themselves. >> people can access it for different reasons. they can be accessing it against activists or people they don't like politically. >> reporter: a blogger and privacy activist in minneapolis, she wanted to give the police a taste of their own medicine. >> as you can see it's an ice vehicle from homeland security and they would park in these areas, i made sure that the vehicles that i was running their data on had some sort of police s

picture it said we do have above average rainfall chances and that -- that extends all of the way,northern californiageneral we should get above average rainfall. stay tuned. we will see. traveling through the forecast, we will be in the middle 60s for fresno and monterey. in the low 70s, 59 degrees in sacramento. little bit of fog out this and not much. overnight lows tonight, santa rose a40 degrees, livermore, 40 degrees, well above where we were five nights ago. gently warming during the nighttime. same thing for tomorrow. sanfrancisco, 61 degrees, 64 in oakland and 65 in san jose and 63 for san ramoan in the north bay, 63 for santa rosa. over in napa county, 61 can degree, 60 for fairfield and concord. if in the extended forecast we will look for things to warm up in the next couple of days in the middle 60s and, again, that is near record territory. before getting a chance of a few sprinkles on tuesday and then on friday we will cool it down a little bit, same thing for saturday and sunday. get your weather on the go for the weather app. get realtime radar, check the conditions in our area and s

organizers with the northern california islamic council said they wanted to send a message against violence and hatred. we spoke to a bay area cartoonist who had ties to some of the artists at charlie hebdo and considered them his mentors. an algerian muslim who lived in paris. he said that the newspaper profited by pushing the boundaries, drawing the prophet muhammad's private parts and depicting him as a pedophile. >> the only newspaper in france and europe and all of europe to regularly publish these inflammatory cartoons. >> while the cartoons insulted many muslims there's still no excuse for the killings. >> reporter: just a few hours after today's deadly shoot outs /vc in france, an advisory went out for u.s. travelers. the state department says terror groups including the islamic state and al-qaida continue to plan attacks in europe, the middle east and north africa. it also mentioned the continued risk from terrorists in south, central and east asian as well as the pacific. >>> california governor jerry brown presented his new budget proposal at the state capital today. it's a $113

that is the subject of your column this morning in the san francisco chronicle and how it looks like northern california is the one with a bargaining chip when it comes to whom i take the seat. >> that's one of the reasons we see two from northern california as sort of the early favorites. affected californians vote but northern california votes in much larger numbers than the brothers and sisters in the southland. our percentage of turnout especially in democratic primary is much higher than los angeles. as a result, that gives people appear a front edge. not only here but governor jerry brown, lieutenant governor the state comptroller, they're all northern californians. >> how do we get these people to get off their romps and vote? >> we don't. there are few of us than them, so if we want more stuff, keep voting because it doesn't really matter. >> and we've also heard of the possibility of -- maybe that we get more people interested. >> we want to keep our edge. governor jerry brown is also making history with its unprecedented fourth term. >> and got a look at what the governor has planned for the n

up next, the challenge facing animal rescuers. >>> and bill cosby on stage in northern california. last night and his plans to perform soon in the air -- in the bay area. >>> we're looking at decent commute conditions. you can see southbound 680 traffic looks good on the sunol grade. >>> mtv is taking the color out of its programming to talk about what race means in their lives. they are airing all shows in black and white from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. it's a first in the channel's 34-year history. >>> well, despite all of the controversy, hundreds of people gathered in turlock last night to watch comedian bill cosby. he performed in front of a soldout crowd at the turlock community theater. it's the first show in northern california since more than 20 women have come forward accusing the 77 -- the 77-year- old of drugging and raping they. while many supported him, there was one person demonstrating outside of the show. >> i've watched the interviews on cnn i've listened to the women. i've done research. and i believe that they can't all be lying. >> i like the fact that he has a sen

the sidewalk on public property. cosby has 25 shows planned before this summer. two of them in northern california> more details now, protesters surrounding the comedy show in denver. los angeles attorney gloria alred was among the demonstrators outside the theater. she represents some of the women accusing cosby including a denver woman who said cosby sexually assaulted her. >>> and cosby's far from finished tour will appear in santa rosa. >>> the vice president and his wife were not home when shots were fired. a man was arrested after he tried to drive around officers surrounding the area. >>> today belgium asked greece to extradite one of the suspects arrested there yesterday to see if that individual may be linked to the suspected plot. europe remains on high alert after earlier attacks killed 17 people in paris. >> reporter: the investigation continues following the terror attacks in paris. french police released three women on sunday. but there's still questioning at least nine others after days of anti terror raids throughout europe. just north of paris, one of the gunmen who attacked the o

. >>> there's a moderate earthquake off the northern california coast this afternoon but so far no reports of any damage. the magnitude 5.7 quake was centered about 40 miles southwest of eureka, people reported feeling it as far as red bluff. 159 miles away. just last march a 6.8 magnitude skak struck -- quake struck in that area. there was no damage on land. >>> a report card today on california's recovery, the credit rating service standard and poor says state finances are balanced because sacramento is raining in the spejding. analysts are ek coing governor jerry's -- a rainy day fund and pay down debt rather than spend the current surplus. >>> an up a beat status update today from facebook, beaten profit and revenue forecasts again. the 7th quarter in a row the men low park company beat wall street expectations. people visiting to smartphones to look at the site might have something to do with it. facebook made big gains in mobile advertising. >> mobile devices are changing the way that companies works. a vast majority, we're talking about above 80% of the daily and monthly people who

the 70s. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> in an hour and a half bill cosby will take stage in northern california despite rape allegations against him. the comedian is performing. the show kicks off at 7:30 to a crowd of 1,000 people. the show is sold out. >> no more jokes! no more jokes? >> meanwhile, in denver colorado attorney gloria allred held a protest. more than a dozen women have accused him of sexual assault or abuse. some say he drugged them before sexually assaulting them. >>> millions turn out in the rain for mass. the equivalent of the entire population of the bay area come out in the philippines. >>> two teenagers named the kentucky bonnie and clyde have been caught. ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> millions of filipinos braved a tropical st

the measles outbreak is spreading rapidly in southern california. the "los angeles times" reports that the data comes from kaiser permanente's northern california systemunder immunization clusters among those who turn three from the east bay from richmond to solano row and sonoma and northern san francisco and southern marin and vallejo and an area near sacramento. identifying the hot spots early could identify emerging epidemics. >> a 16-year-old in antioch is giving up a traditional rite of passage. her world changed when she visited a village in ethiopia and was shocked by the poverty and she is giving up her sweet 16 birthday party and asking family and friends to donate money they would use for the gifts on her cause. >> living in america, i think we have the world and i think we should expand our minds and think about those who don't have anything literally they don't have anything. some kids don't even have shoes and they walk to school barefoot. >> she wants to help build a 5th grade classroom on a school and a page helped her raise $2,000 in just a no. she wants to raise as much as she we can to handler the individual averageers this summer.

chance, a chance of rainfall is on saturday we do have light precipitation around the northern portion of the state of california not making it quite into the eureka area. we are under the influence of this huge dome of high pressure just blanketing the northern half of the state of california and sitting there. we have no air flow at all. stagnant air, particulate matter getting trapped very close to the surface, there for the spare the air day. tomorrow i'm hoping for a breeze out of the northwest 10- 20 and if that happens our air quality will be moderate but not as bad as today. next chance of rain again we'll come by the weekend but latest computer models want to keep the precipitation north of our northern quadrant of the bay area. temperatures today 63 starting off with a deep fog there in the sacramento area, fresno through modesto into the low 60s partly cloudy into the monterey bay. our numbers about four degrees above average this time of the year. meanwhile take a look at the extended stagnant weather picture clouding back up on friday. >>> all right, thank you. 6:20, gm is unveiling a loin of afford

the loose. >> bill kzcosby. first time in northern california. since rape allegations started mounting. ing south of modesto. the show kicking off at 7:30. a crowd of 1,000 people. the show by the way is sold out. >> meanwhile, in denver colorado yesterday. attorney, gloria allred. led a protest of 100 people. more than a dozen women accused the veteran comedian of sixable assault or abuse. some say, cosby drugged them. cosby's attorney denied the allegations. >> this is a three day weekend for a lot of people. many of you, not going to work or school tomorrow. because of -- martin luther king jr. day. meteorologist, rob mayeda here to till you what you are going to have. >> expect if you want to see the golden gate bridge. disappointment. mid span of the bridge. disappearing into the misty skies. fog around san francisco. 57 degrees, now, east bay. dublin. 64. we saw a reversal of weather fortunes. where the trivalley broke out in the sunshine. our temperatures compared 24 hours age in the mid 60s. 13 degrees warmer. livermore than 24 hours ago. you can see the fog, fairly thick around

. >> yesterday's vigil was organized by the northern california islamic council. >>> take a good look at this picture. san jose police are looking for this man who robbed a bank yesterday morning at gun point. it happened at the u.s. bank inside safeway in oakland neighborhood. any tip could lead to a cash reward. >>> they are also looking for two men linked to the first homicide of the year. these two men are connected to a deadly shooting at an east san jose bar. it happened after new year's eve outside the reign lounge. the victims died at the hospital the next day. >>> two men are now facing serious charges after a violent street brawl in palo alto. police say neil rotroff punched the victim in the face outside a bar. this happened last month. the victim hit his head on the sidewalk and never regained consciousness and died yesterday morning. rotroff was charged yesterday with involuntary manslaughter. and mastakar is accused of driving his get away car. >>> january is national human trafficking awareness month. leaders want to alert the public in a very visual way. a new billboar

. >>> the widow of a northern california sheriff's deputy will hear president obama's upcoming state of the union speech in person. sacramento county deputy danny oliver was killed in october. the man suspected of shooting him was living in the united states illegally and had been deported to mexico twice for selling drugs. elk grove representative invited deputy oliver's wife to come to washington to hear the president talk about immigration reform. >>> man in a wheelchair died after being hit bay car in san jose. the crash happened just before 6:00 this morning. police found the man in the street with serious injuries and he died a short time later. the driver did stay at the scene. police say drugs and alcohol were not likely factors in the crash. >>> a mysterious and deadly substance has coated dozen0s of birds in the east bay, forcing a quick response from wildlife officials but 20 birds have died. here's more on the search for the source. >> the cause at of what sickened hundreds of wild birds has left officials stumped. >> all of these animals are from the event. >> hind these

. >>> the widow of a northern california sheriff's deputy will hear president obama's upcoming state of the union speech in person. sacramento county deputy danny oliver was killed in october. the man suspected of shooting him was living in the united states illegally and had been deported to mexico twice for selling drugs. elk grove representative invited deputy oliver's wife to come to washington to hear the president talk about immigration reform. >>> man in a wheelchair died after being hit bay car in san jose. the crash happened just before 6:00 this morning. police found the man in the street with serious injuries and he died a short time later. the driver did stay at the scene. police say drugs and alcohol were not likely factors in the crash. >>> a mysterious and deadly substance has coated dozen0s of birds in the east bay, forcing a quick response from wildlife officials but 20 birds have died. here's more on the search for the source. >> the cause at of what sickened hundreds of wild birds has left officials stumped. >> all of these animals are from the event. >> hind these

the zodiac terrorized northern california in the late 60's.and is reponsible for at least five murdersear - a man wrote a book claiming his biological father was the killer. today - publicist chris harris came forward saying.not only does he agree. but believes he 'met' and exchanged words with the killer at a napa diner. >>: 45 years ago man walked into a diner in napa when this man laughed he turned around and said to have any idea what it's like to wake up and know what it's like that have to kill? there is no doubt my mind and that the zodiac this morning >>pam moore:chris harris says if you compare best junior's fingerprints from an unrelated arrest -- to a fingerprint found in the cab of one of the murder victims -- they match. just ahead. details on the massive asteroid set to buzz earth next week.and how you may be able to see it. a school and community. scarred by racist graffiti. the latest on who police think is responsible. coming up later in this broadcast curry and the boldest or eris had cut steve kerr. sports up next >>pam moore:vandals spray- paint racist graffiti at a

it's the only one in northern california that takes walk-ins. through the waiting there were smiles. >> i'm very happy. >> reporter: the dmv expects to keep this processing center in san jose and the three others in san jose open to handle all of the demand. reporting from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a mountain lion was found dead on a peninsula freeway this morning. before we show you the video, a warning some team may find it disturbing. the big cat was found on southbound interstate 208 in san bruno. apparently hit by a car. the highway patrol has turned over the body for further an analysis. there have been a few sightings in san mateo county, including one that attacked a deer the day after christmas in hillsborough. >>> a sudden snowfall in new hampshire is being blamed for a massive pilein ashland. the sudden snowfall created low listibility for drivers. 35 cars were involved in the pileup. the wreck forced officials to shut down northbound lanes on interstate. there are multiple reports of injuries. but the exten

the cold front moving into northern california as you can see, this could produce a few snow showers . it will be cool to mild. the system moves out to the east and high pressure rebuilds. pushing the storm to the north for most of the week. hazy sunshine. upper 50s to upper 60s. a dry weather pattern but then by friday night and saturday, a few days out, talking about moderate rainfall making its way back into northern california into the bay area. clouds regrouping tomorrow morning. once again watch out for dense patches near the bay and in the inland valleys, north bay, east day. afternoon hours, partly sunny and a breeze, 10-20 miles per hour, the winds out of the northwest. highs for tomorrow, not a big change from today. lots of upper 50s to 60 degrees. san francisco go 58. brentwood 59. hayward 60 degrees. san jose lower 60s. santa cruz 64 degrees. here is your five-day forecast, a few minor changes. tuesday a breeze kicks in. wednesday, partly cloudy skies. thursday, partly cloudy skies. friday we thicken up the cloud cover, the storm moves to the south and that could translat

. >>> here in san francisco the northern california muslim community held a candlelight vigil to call for peace. kpix5's andrea borba was at last night's gathering. >> the vigil was organized at the last minute, but despite the turn around, the message was as clear as candlelight. >>reporter: hundreds of tea lights in solidarity for the city of life. amid the bustle of the square, a moment to reflect on the events in paris. >> another cycle of violence that we are seeing across many parts of the muslim world. >>reporter: and a hope from the muslim community, but the acts of a few do not represent the will of the many or the soul of a religion. >> every time you do this, you are tarnishing the standing of islam in people's consciousness, you're not defending the prophet, you're actually tarnishing his image in that way, so we're trying to say that this is unacceptable. >>reporter: it's a sentiment shared by parissian native in the bay area on business. he lives half a mile from the charlie hebdo offices. >> these are crazy people. they hurt the muslim community. >>reporter: with canles

right now live doppler 7hd showing the activity well up into northern california. here. a pacific flow is allowing for slight rain to the north and dense fog from the roof camera. you can make out the clouds. visibility has been in effect in san francisco. delays at sfo about 33 minutes. and it's 47 in san jose with 49 in morgan hill. and 54 on the coast. here's a look at the airport. low 50s santa rosa, napa, petaluma and upper 40s where fog is the worst out here by the delta and river more really reporting reduced visibility. so it's been a common theme day after day. the fog, and even into the south bay and the peninsula. mountain view, 2.5-mile visibility. the coast not doing too bad. it will take until about 10:00 until it lifts. and still the ceilings will be over oakland and san francisco. oakland, areas of dense fog with a chance of showers north with a very weak system that will all but wash out throughout the afternoon. that will leave us with more sunshine east bay and south bay. mild averages highs and record warmth is focused on the bay area. and much