north bay hills. there is a fire weather watch or warning from areas from lake county out to the valley and around the bay area. 30s and 40s on the temperatures. 38 at the oakland airport. there will be some fog. there will be a a few high clouds. the system is approaching. it will not give us rain but it will clip this euro with a little snow. sun in the morning and partly cloudy this afternoon. as the system dives toward southern california, high pressure will build to the north. the little will be to the south -- hello will be to the south. mostly sunny and partly cloudy. 60s for the temperatures. they have been inching down a little bit. it is very early. i need to talk to my career guidance counselor about that. >> but we also get off early. good morning. let's talk about you being up early. you have to drive a long distance. if you're doing the tracy super commute i am happy to tell you that things are doing well on 205 and 580 and from livermore over to castro valley. if you're driving over to castro valley it looks good. major freeways are off to a good start. i think i have the wrong 880 in my life. let's go to the right. there we go. traffic is moving well past the coliseum. the bay bridge toll plaza is light into san francisco. let's go back to the desk. the city of san francisco's official tribute honoring the late mayor italy begins this morning with a public viewing at city hall. mayor lee's casket which will be closed will lie in state in the city hall rotunda from 8 am this morning until 7 pm . amber lee has more. >> reporter: starting at 8 am friday, the public will be invited inside city hall for mayor ed lee body will lie in state in the rotunda. among those in attendance will be the house minority leader nancy pelosi who flew back from washington after paying tribute to mayor lee in the house of representatives. >> many of my colleagues joined me in putting a statement in the congressional record about how proud we are to know him and the joy he was. he always was smiling. a beautiful and loving man. >> reporter: we caught up with pelosi and a former mayor willie brown eddie fundraiser for foster youth. both plan to be respects on friday and speak at the public memorial to be held at city hall on sunday at 3 pm. brown said the last time is san francisco mayor died in office was george moscone he was assassinated. this time the circumstances and tone are different. >> this is the first time the city has ever publicly engaged in grieving for somebody. literally it's almost universal. the town has stop. >> reporter: jon burton, former california democratic party chairman reminisced about his long history with lee.>> ed lee was a friend of mine. he rand precincts for me when i ran for office. a sweet man taken from us too soon. >> unusually sad. we lost a major leader. >> reporter: mel epley is with the lee family association. he said since the mayor's death there is a pall over chinatown. is now a void in leadership. he and other chinese community leaders will pay their respects friday when the mayor's body lies in state. >> people respect him because he was not in it for himself. he said how can i help others? amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. here's a list of this weekend's memorial day events. from 8 am this morning until 7 pm tonight, mayor lee's body will lie in state at the city hall rotunda. sunday afternoon at 3:00 there will be a celebration of life at city hall. both events are open to the public. expect large crowds. the two men charged in last year's ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland will stand trial on involuntary manslaughter charges. and alameda county judge ruled there is enough evidence to bring a criminal case against derrick almena and max harris. almena rented the warehouse that caught fire last december. the fire killed 36 attending a party in the building. thursday was the last day of the preliminary hearing. victims, and relatives credit card when prosecutors read the name of each person killed in the fire. >> i believe there was sufficient evidence. the guilt and responsibility of these defendants for creating the ghost ship and making it, as the judge stated in his final words, a deathtrap. >> this was not a deathtrap. it was orderly. it was clean and wholesome. and in many respects my client did everything humanly possible , within his financial means, to make it that way. >> the suspects will return to court in january but we are told their trial might be at least a year away. a man who was bit on the arm by ec lyon while swimming in san francisco bay is recovering this morning. this happened yesterday your aquatic park beyond the coast. fortunately he was rescued by a sailboat that was nearby returning to sausalito. they called for help. police put a tourniquet on the arm to stop the bleeding and remarkably the injured man stayed conscious and was calm. >> had that boat not seen him, this could've been a different story. >> he was talking the whole time. everything about him seemed pretty normal. we got the bleeding stopped as best we could. he was more worried about his clothing on the beach than anything else. that's a good sign. >> cey -- the light attacks are rare. swimmers and beachgoers are advised to stay away from seals and sea lions because they have very sharp teeth and a strong bite. two workers were rushed to the hospital in santa rosa after building under construction collapsed. one worker had a gash on his face and the other injured his leg. a third worker hurt his back but did not go to the hospital. workers were replacing roof trusses on the building with the exterior walls buckled and the trusses collapsed. the santa rosa building division and cal/osha will conduct an investigation. three contractors in oakland have been cited and fined almost $150,000 for construction accident in may that injured 13 workers. they fell 20 feet into freshly poured concrete as they worked on an elevated mold. a cal/osha investigation concluded the scaffolding system was not designed, installed or inspected properly. another plea for help this morning from the parents of a 20-year-old college student killed while playing pokimon go. calvin riley of stockton was shot and killed in august of last year at aquatic park in san francisco. he was shot in the back as he was looking at his phone. police released a sketch of a possible suspect but his family pleaded again for witnesses to come forward. >> they took the most precious person in our lives. he was an amazing person. you stolen from us. >> calvin riley played baseball at san joaquin delta college. a $110,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. the state of california has issued the first licenses that will allow retailers to sell recreational marijuana. california's bureau of cannabis control issue 20 licenses yesterday including some two san jose businesses. the licenses allow the businesses to begin selling marijuana on january 1. businesses can apply for the licenses online. more than 200 applications have been submitted. a state agency will now investigate how residents were notified about the wildfires in october. the complaint from sonoma county supervisors that trigger the investigation. net neutrality is dead. next, how it could affect your favorite red light -- website, apps, internet speed and how much you will pay for. so far, so good on the roads. a live look at interstate 880 in front of oracle where the warriors won last night. traffic is moving along well in both directions. if you are watching us streaming, this weather forecast is free. it will not cost you anything. it will be dry and windy today. there it is. more on that coming up. california senate president is wrapping up pressure against a fellow democrat. he wants state senator tony mendoza to take a leave of absence until an investigation into alleged sexual misconduct ends. mendoza has not agreed. documents obtained by in sacramento tv station show payouts to state workers who filed claims against lawmakers in the state senate for sexual harassment and other wrongdoings. >> $89,000. we are pushing almost $100,000 here. >> the claims add up to more than $600,000 over a 10 year span. the senate payments do not include the $100,000 settlement kathleen finnegan received from the state assembly following allegations of sexual misconduct against her boss, former assemblyman steve fox. celebrity chef mario vitali has been fired from his daytime talk show comment that you, because of sexual harassment elevations. several coworkers including a female chef accused him of grabbing and groping them. he took a leave of absence after these charges came out and he apologized. the network broadcasting the two said a review the allegations against vitale -- vitale and is dedicated to a safe work and violent -- work environment and his conduct violates the company standards of conduct. more women are accusing dustin hoffman of sexual misconduct. a playwright told variety magazine that he exposed himself to her in a new york hotel room in 1980. she was 16 at the time. an actress said hoffman sexually assaulted her during the production of, ishtar, in 1987. a third woman said that same year, dustin hoffman assaulted her in the back of the station wagon. variety said he received a letter from dustin hoffman's lawyer calling the accusations defamatory. several states are threatening to sue the fcc over its decision to end net neutrality. yesterday the fcc voted to overturn the obama era regulation. it means providers such as verizon and at&t will be able to slow down apps or websites run by their rivals. the companies could also block sites or charge certain websites more for faster speeds. under net neutrality, service providers had to treat and -- all online content equally. congressional democrats say they plan to propose a revolution to propose that. scott wiener also plans to introduce a bill that would require net neutrality in california. he said states should have the right to protect internet access. he said he would introduce the legislation next month when the state legislature is back in session. santa clara county also plans to sue the fcc over net neutrality. >> the reversal of net neutrality is arbitrary and unjustified and it is therefore unlawful. santa clara county is not going to let the fcc's actions stand. we will file a lawsuit to challenge the repeal of net neutrality to protect fair and open access to the internet and preserve the county's ability to provide crucial health and safety services. >> county leaders say libraries, law enforcement and the health department depend on the internet for communication and to release information to the public. they say the lawsuit will move forward after the fcc officially repeals the regulations. florida senator marco rubio threatens to vote against the republican tax reform bill. senator rubio said he will not vote for the measure unless negotiators increase the child tax credit for low income families. a fellow republican, michael lee of utah, also says he is undecided for the same reason. senator bob corker of tennessee is concerned about the $1.5 trillion the bill will add to the deficit. president trump says he thinks senator rubio will come around. >> he's very supportive. i think that senator rubio will be there. we are doing very well on the tax front. we have tremendous support. >> the republicans can only lose 2 votes in the senate and still pass the tax reform bill with a tie-breaking vote by vice president mike pence. the final text of the bill is expected to be released today. republicans hope to schedule a vote in both houses of congress early next week. the white house plans a major campaign next year to influence public opinion on legal immigration reform. this issue will likely play a role in president trump's state of the union address next month. the white house wants to move the nation largely family-based immigration system to a merit- based system. the trump administration says the current system is ill- conceived, dangerous and damaging to american workers. 4:17 am. friday morning. sal is over here. how is the commute so far? >> it's friday? >> and we have traffic jams later. >> maybe? northbound 101 looks pretty good. those people going from gilroy to san jose, no major problems as you drive through. as you get into morgan hill, no problems for that stretch of road up into the main part of the valley. traffic is moving along okay as you drive into the valley. no major issues in san jose on northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. if you're going to the bay bridge toll plaza, the commute looks pretty good into san francisco. if you lanes are slow but it's really nothing to worry about. let's bring steve in with the forecast. today is friday? >> i know, right? i know it's going to be a great day because on my way into work on it this is for those who are lynyrd skynyrd fans -- i heard working for mca. you can't get more jacked up and that's on a friday. wind advisories are out. that's for the hills above 1000 feet, mainly the north and east bay hills. that starts at 10 pm tonight. and we also have a fire weather watch and fire weather warning going into the weekend. is it december? really? >> have we had the before? >> i would have to look it up. southern california, yes. i don't remember here. 30s and 40s on the temperatures. they are running warmer over the last couple of days. napa airport reporting some patchy fog. i think we will get some coming in from the valley. dew points are up and temperatures are not as cold as they were for the last couple days. i think wednesday was the coldest day. now we are seeing more 30s and 40s. a weak system is moving into the north but will not bring us rain. it will bring cloud cover. maybe a dusting of snow in northeast california in the sierra. the end result is it will form a low off of southern california or near the four corners. as that happens, guess what? high pressure will build to the north and we will see a strong north, northeast breezes. there is a possibility that there could be another on the 21st. the 22nd or the 23rd, we may look at record highs again going into christmas eve. patchy fog, hold. there will be clouds coming in later. sun thin clouds. windy on saturday. dry and breezy. and then drive. >> that's too bad. like you said, i don't know -- i'm sure we have at some point but not in recent memory have we had he fire danger. >> i don't remember it. not in december for us. >> in southern california they have the santa ana winds. they are drier than we are. thank you. 4:21 am. would you like to save cash this holiday shopping season? we will tell you what some retailers are offering today. welcome back to mornings on 2 . because of a surge in demand, the enrollment period for health insurance undercover california has been extended. the deadline was supposed to be yesterday but now you have until next friday to sign up for health care coverage. the state run market place set the number of people signing up as head of last year's pace by 17%. more than 100 82,000 new countries -- 182,000 customers have found plans. california's uninsured rate has dropped to a historic low of 6.8%. the states health department's warning once again about the dangers of using cell phones. the california department of public health says cell phones can increase exposure to radiation. some researchers say the radiation can cause health problems. hundreds of scientists have signed a petition calling on lawmakers to put stricter regulations in place. the health department suggest not carrying your cell phone in your pocket or close to your body and keeping it away from you while you sleep. happening today, this is just for pam cook. if the retail industry's last attempt to drive up holiday sales -- free shipping! this year marks the 10th anniversary of free shipping friday. participating retailers will offer free shipping, no minimum order and guaranteed delivery by christmas eve. more than 800 retailers are taking part this year including big names like amazon, target, macy's, best buy and toys "r" us. >> procrastinators -- do it now. american eagle outfitters will stop selling a controversial bracelet online and added stores. the bracelet comes in a brass color and has a screw cuff. some people on social media say the bracelets resemble slave shackles. american eagle outfitters is apologizing. the company says it understands the criticism and it is now pulling the product. apple released a new eye pro. the company's most expensive computer today. the desktop computer was unveiled in june and hit store shelves yesterday. this is the fastest and most powerful computer yet for the company. the starting price is just under $5000. this computer is capable of designing virtual-reality content, 3-d rendering and video editing. >> they are amazing. that's pretty pricey though. 4:26 am. coming up, concerns about cole at the port of oakland prompting calls for a boycott. a marijuana delivery driver in the east bay was robbed at gunpoint. we tell you what police say about a new crime pattern that seems to be emerging. if you are driving in san francisco northbound 101 approaching the 80 split looks pretty good as you drive toward the bridge. if you are driving in san francisco you do not need to worry about rain. maybe some fog inland. we will talk about that. all eyes are on the weekend when the wind and fire concerns are front and center. welcome back to mornings on 2. live pictures looking at jack london square from our rooftop here at ktvu. that is a beauty shot. it's cold this morning. was a cold? >> i had the heater on this morning. it looks like a few of the boats are decorated. >> that is steve paulson's boat down there. >> the dinghy. >> we are ready for friday morning and welcome you back to mornings on 2. friday, december 15. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. it's crazy in december to talk about a spare the air warning for more than a week and now fire danger. >> spare the air we get. that happens. >> and we're getting some of the bad air from the fires in southern california, right? >> yes. that is filtering and. it's not often i say we have a fire weather watch in december. and offshore wind will develop. this goes from 10:00 tonight through sunday at 10 am. some gusts could be over 50 in higher elevations. there's also a wind advisory and that goes through sunday at 10 am. everything spells drive. 30s, 40s. below is up. dew points are up and we are seeing cloud cover coming into the north.