i'm mike shaw. mr. shaw, we thought we were just going to see your painting. we didn't realize you were coming. oh, it was a last-minute thing. uh, call me mike. mike. hello. i'm gertrude. i'm bill tallarino and this is my wife, sharon kwiatkowski-tallarino. may i just say that you are our greatest living american artist, bar none. bar none. ( cell phone rings ) excuse me. is there anything worse than making phony conversation with phony art lovers? yes. living with one. my son-in-law is the host. and if you didn't want your bum kissed, you shouldn't have come. that's all they do here. i wasn't going to come, but my gallery insisted. oh, well, i am going to go upstairs watching a boxing match should you feel the need to get away. well, i probably shouldn't, but maybe just the first rlund. all right, then. just liquor. so, it actually took georgegeernard shaw longer to rectify his billing error than it did for him to write man and superman. that's great. are those the drinks? yes. ( doorbell rinin ) oh, excuse me. bibi and sharon. thad and jeremy, welcome. niles

mike shaw did not just return to the mountain. he skied. he brought someone very special with him too, his orthopedic surgeon whom he credits with helping him recover. dr. thomas pushek thought shaw would live the rest of his life as a quadriplegic, well, saw thought the same thing after the crash. >> i didn't lose consciousness or anything like that and i had no movement from the neck down. it wasn't until after the surgery that i could open and close my elbows a little bit and then i had a bit of hope to think that i might get better. >> that is a miracle. shaw was able to regain the again after a lot of rehab. on instagram shaw actually posted a photo of him and his surgeon with a caption that says, in part, he is sincerely grateful for the opportunity to ski again and to conquer his that is awesome. that's just great. >>> as we wait for the two remaining winners of last week's record setting powerball jackpot to come forward, today we take a look into the life and how it's changed for a tennessee couple who hit it big. this is john and

you can get used to hearing names like jim mora, junior, sean peyton, mike holmgren, david shaw. can hear names like that thrown out until that position is filled. when it will be? one man has the answer and that's jed york. see you later. >> you can toss in chip kelly as his name is reportedly out there. he's reached out to the niners to express interest in the job. the eagles giving us the play of the day. eli manning, arm hit by conner bar win here on an attempted pass. kind of a lame duck. there it goes. that's thurmond who hijacked it for 83 yards for the touchdown. it was ruled a fumble. not a pick. it doesn't matter. still a touchdown. 35-30 on the play of the day. >>> 6:26 right now. expect some changes the next time you drive across the golden gate bridge. the adjustments that will hopefully reduce backups during the commute. >> reporter: as el nino shows signs of being in the bay area, the people in mill valley are getting ready for a wet few months. announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices! save even more on floor

. >> i'm going to mention mike holmgren and david shaw.hat would mean that -- david shaw, could he be coaxed from a very successful stanford program? >> why do you got to do that to me at 6:00 in the morning? >> i know. >> i'll tell you the same thing i've been telling everybody. i certainly don't know for sure. i don't have a crystal ball. david shaw is not confiding in me. and i would be surprised if he leaves stanford any time soon. he's an alum and loves where he is. and everybody loves the program. and i just don't think he's going anywhere for the foreseeable future. i could be wrong. >> and certainly not for what you call a dysfunctional organization. we'll be hearing a lot from you and the entire sports department about this and we'll have more also on ktvu. we'll have continuing coverage on mornings on 2. and we'll have a crew at the press conference today. obviously, big news around the bay area. >>> time is 6:35. and in other news, a father and son who is court case set off an armed standoff at an oregon wildlife refuge are expe

our bilile jean shaw joins us from the newsroom with more on when residents will see the new gear in action. the public safety department is getting 80 body cameras. chief mike adams says officers will begin using the cameras in the next couple of weeks. the department still needs to create a usage policy that follows the law enforcement training council's criteria. the gear can be worn on an officer's glasses, lapel, or chest and will record video and sound anytime an officer approaches a suspect. at the end of each officer's will be downloaded into a cloud, where officials will have access to at all times. mayor michael butler believes the cameras will help lower the crime rate. "everybody will be conscious of their action, conscious of their behavior knowing that it will have a factual result hopefully as to what ahs happened." the cameras cost more than 103 thousand dollars. adams says every two and half years the company will upgrade the cameras with the newest technology. after 5 years, officers will receive new cameras. in the newsroom, bjs, wis news 10.. a longtime state senator has passed away. lawmakers held a moment of silence for senator william