these numbers a little bit in the next 12 hours or so. here's a look at the camera at that time sfo, we have solid cloud coverage on the roadways. keep that in mind in the short term. the bulk of the rainfall this morning is going to be focused up in the north bay and solano county and rain showers out towards the santa cruz mountains, sonoma to napa approaching fairfield and winter this wednesday morning. as we back out to view, the circulation in the pacific, this will keep the clouds in the forecast for today and the possibility still of some scattered showers, current numbers in the upper 40s to the 50s, here's the plan for today. this morning, 7:00, you'll notice it's not a washout, but cloud cover and a chance and fo the afternoon and the mid- to upper 50s. sal, we will look at the commute, we have wet roadways, good morning to you. >> we do. good morning, we have wet roadways and it might slow you down a little bit. lets look at the morning commute. traffic will be busy on 205 even though it's not stop and go just yet. there are people out there, traffic is moving well in both direction he is in oakland on interstate 880 as you drive in both directions, as mark mentioned it's wet, you may want to give yourself extra time. right now if the freeways are light. at 4:02, let's go back to you at the desk. police are investigating a deadly shooting beings it happened last week before 11:30 on causer drive between newton and tanner ton courts -- tarrington courts. the victim was behind the wheel of a car when he was shot inside out there right now, they'll bring you a live report coming up. new this morning, shortly after midnight, the city council approved a sale of a parcel of land to google but it came after a lot of outbursts. >> the council had to stop proceedings and even had the police clear the council changes as people shouted down the speakers and city business leaders say it will provide more for all citizens, but most of the speakers said it will make the housing crisis even worse. >> the city lost a lot of leverage when they don't how it will address affordable housing. >> the real idea of having 25,000 jobs and having workers here and having them go fit ste the next step will be to reach a development agreement, it could take years before construction could even begin, and going will hopes to have are the project completed by the year 2035. our time is 4:04, an update on the 7.2 earthquake in the southern pacific ocean, a tsunami warning was issued for new caledonia, but the warning has been lifted. the quake was felt 400 miles away. several after shocks were felt from a 5.6 to a 6.6 magnitude. today is the funeral for the former president, george h. w. bush. the markets are closed for the day of mourning, the stock patients are closed and the dow nasdaq fell 4% and the s&p 500 dropped 90 points, all three are up slightly with the start of this year with these huge fluctuations, some investors are uneasy now that short term interest rates are higher than the interest rates, they call it an inversion of the yield curve. >> the stock market is saying, we know that the yield curve inverted in 2006 it was a precursor to the great recession, when it inverted in 2007, that was a warning sign billion the.com bubble. >> the -- the do tdot come bubble. >> and the banks are stronger and it's different, now, compared to 2008, and failures of banks couldn't happen now. and doug luzader joins us from washington, d.c. with a look at what to expect today. good morning, doug. >> reporter: good morning, people are waiting upwards of 4 hours for a final opportunity to say farewell to president bush. hour after hour the capitol rotunda has been open to the public and the response was overwhelming. >> it was an honor to come and see president bush. >> the bush family returned to the rotunda thanking those who shared in their grief. former senator bob dole came to his feet to salute his old friend. >> there was the service dog sully and some of the youngest citizens, people traveling across the country from as far away as hawaii. >> president trump and the first lady met privately with the bush family. the meeting lasted 20 minutes and this morning, the casket will make its way from the capitol to the national cathedral for the state funeral service, all living former presidents will be there as well as president trump who will not be speaking. >> we have a unique circumstance here, my brother was president, you know. we will continue to check in with doug throughout the morning in washington, d.c. the federal government closed today as well to observe a national day of mourning for the president. all federal offices are closed except for some essential personnel, the u.s. postal service has suspended mail deliveries today, and the courts will be closed and the stock exchange and nasdaq is shutting down for the national day of mourning. we'll provide coverage of the funeral beginning at 7:45 and news on 2. and those at san francisco, they've been on strike, they are headed back to court. a new contract -- back to work. marriott had a lot of pressure to settle after cancellations of several large meetings scheduled at the seven marriott properties in san francisco. environmental and housing groups are operationing the san francisco board of supervisors for eliminating parking regulations for new buildings. they require a longstanding requirements that they provide one new parking space for each house they build. fewer parking spots, they say it will encourage people to walk, bike or take public transit. mayor london breed will have two weeks to support or veto that legislation. and changes are coming to the way trash is sorted in san francisco, according to the san francisco examiner, the board of supervisors has approved a deal that would require hundreds of san francisco businesses to sort their trash properly or hire someone else to do it. the proposal comes after the city said earlier they failed to send 0 to the land fill in 2020. they'll go through an audit, if they fail, they'll have to hire trash sorters and they could get fined. a new inductees are folk singer joan peas and arlene blood pressure, and bay area journalist, davis, and thomas keller and ed lee, the san francisco mayor, and nancy milk fad departure and robert redford and the inductees joined governor brown for the ceremonies, they were honored for their contributions in the arts, sports and politics, and the late mayor ed lee was talked about, rked for affordable housing. >> he was a friend of san francisco and was a champion in the city's neediest neighborhoods. >> ed he's daughter accepted the award for him. california's former first lady, maria shriver created the hall of fame in 2006, honoring people who embodied california's innovative spirit. coming up in minutes, brands affected in dogfood and a vitamin that should not be ignored. if you're tired of bart and traffic. if you're driving on 80 westbound heading on to the maze, a nice commute. and we'll update the radar for you and we'll let you know if there are any rain chances in the five-day forecast. (music throughout) welcome back to "mornings on 2", a nationwide dogfood is being recalled. it has too much vitamin d, it can cause serious health problems. some dogfood has 70 times the amount of vitamin d, it affects dogfood from natural life pet products, sunshine mills, kroger and several other companies. we have a complete list of the specific products that have been recalled on our website, ktvu.com. you will find information about what the f.d.a. is doing it address the situation. click on the web link section on the to of the page. a new study finds americans drink more alcohol over the holidays. 2,000 people were asked about their social habits between thanksgiving and new year's, they found alcohol consumption doubled during the holidays. it's due to an increase of social activities including the holiday party. this month we're highlighting great stories about bay area people who go above and beyond to give back to their communities. hunter pence was honored with the way he helps children. he and his wife were honored last night. last night. >> a live band inside at&t park lifted the spirits of the families who attended the 9th holiday heroes party found by the foundation of children. >> it's an honor to be here. >> free agent hunter pence and his wife lexi received an award for their inspiration, for the work towards no kid hungry. their goal is 1 million for children. >> we don't have kids, we're childlike. >> it he loves san francisco and it's home he wants to do what he can to help. >> you hear from thit improves behavior, focus and performance, that's plenty ofrd >> the foundation has raised $2 million with this annual event during the past 9 years. >> i tried to bring sports heroes and underserved children together. >> brianna is a 9-year-old who was invited, the nine-year-old suffers brittle bone direction. >> what do you think of this? >> it's cool, it's all christmas. >> balloons gifts and activities made this a night to remember for these children. one single mom who is serving in the u.s. army says it's tough making ends meet. >> it's nice to see a smile on her face and seeing her have fun. >> they transform at&twonderlan this is a holiday presence in and of itself. >> you gather with friends and family and you get to spend time with them. >> they hoe to trace $250,000 with this event alone. the proceeds will benefit 10 nonprofits that serves families. families. such a great event. >> yeah. >> and that hunter pence. >> he's a good guy, sal? >> he is. >> we have amazing athletes in the bay area who really give back to the community. >> yeah, they do. >> i would agree with you there. steph curry, kd, the list goes on and on. good morning, everyone. lets look at the commute. it's wet, you can see that northbound 101 from gilroy to san jose looks good, on the gilrserious problems reported, this is why a get up on most days, unless there's a serious accident. the earlier problem we had at 580, 24 and 80, it's been cleared up, traffic is moving well. we have had a couple of things happen when it's raining like this or when the roads are wet, some people drive too fast and when they have to stop suddenly they can't do it, and they end up sliding or hitting something, be careful and give yourself extra time this morning. as we go to mark, mark, did you see that christmas tree i showed you? >> it's beautiful, union square. >> union square christmas tree. >> have you been to the ine skating rink this year. >> i haven't this year, i'll try it later on. >> maybe we'll all go out there and converge out there and have a skating session in san francisco or anywhere around the bay. as he mentioned have wet roadways, take it slowly out there this morning. you can see the main system moving through the bay area late last night and into early this morning, moving from the south to the north, so here's a look at the radar loop over the past, lets see, this is the past 12 hours, here's what's happening right now, a lot of the bay area drive, mostly cloudy skies, scattered rain showing up in the portions of santa cruz mountains, it could be wet, dry over 17 this morning and showing you this, santa rosa reporting light rain, we have rain covered up in the portions of the north behave. we'll hold on to a chance throughout the day. the best chance will be for this morning. santa rosa right now, 48 degrees, a bit of a chill in the air, san francisco 50, and san jose 49, livermore checking in, 48 degrees, here's our live camera, looking at sfo this wednesday morning, that's frog are in my throat trying to clear that out. here we go, we can't see out to sfo, we'll hold on to the clouds and a chance of a shower this morning. 53 degrees, and into the afternoon hours, cloud cover, we'll hold on to the chance throughout the day. probably more breaks from the cloud cover and we'll scale back in probability mid to late afternoon. there's a cool weather pattern, the sierra has been a productive week, and there's light snowfall. and southern california they have rainfall in the forecast. for us we have are the cloud cover and the charges of a shower. here we are 7:00 this morning, still some of the showers moving in from the south to the north and still a few popup isolated showers throughout the day, and probably 6:00, and partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies, and it's a drying trend thursday, friday and into the weekend. forecast highs this afternoon, mainly in the 50s, 55 to 58 degrees, and here's a look ahead, a chance of a shower today, morning fog for tomorrow, the next chance of rain, sunday night, we're picking up the cloud cover, that's slight chance of a north bay shower sunday evening, maybe more rain clouds by sunday night and into monday, guys. thank you, mark, a classic holiday song has been yanked off the air. >> i really can't say, it's cold outside. >> after 70 years, some people say this song is too offensive. why one local radio station decided to act now. and he hasn't played in two seasons, one team has expressed interest in calling colin kaepernick. welcome back to "mornings on 2", it's 4:24, officials are being warned about a new scam. it starts with a text, the county is to conduct and you'll inspections of all property. they'll need to enter your property. the text looks like the smc alert system which is what people can opt into so they can get information during emergencies. >> every time something good gets developed, there will be crooks hoisted to take advantage of it. >> county officials says if someone comes to your door and demands to be let in to make an inspection, the county does not do that. anyone who forces their way into a home will face felony charges. and warrior star kevin durant is lobbying his home team to sign colin kaepernick the former 49ers quarterback. he grew up in maryland and is a washington red skin fan. he has mark sanchez as a quarterback option. and two other quarterbacks suffered season ending injuries. and they tagged the instagram account. they talked about possibly signing kaepernick, but they probably will not. kyle nelson, the 49ers long snapper says tainted supplements led him to be suspended for ten games. he's been taking the same supplements for his entire time with the 49ers, never had an issue. nelson plans to have the supplements tested, he hopes to get to the cause of that positive test. in the meantime, miss the rest of the season and part of next season. be eligible to take part of all off season and preseason practices. it's 4:26, america is celebrating the life of former president, george h. w. bush. coming up, details on the state funeral and the closures that will affect all of us on this national day of mourning. >> also a vote on arrest new google campus went late into the night and morning, we'll tell you what happened in san jose and the city council, how they voted and what it means for downtown san jose. right now, it's wet out there, approaching the toll plaza, the traffic is not too bad, it's not a big crowd so far as you drive into san francisco. francisco. and in weather, we had the rainfall overnight, we're tracking scattered rain right now. we'll highlight the chances of showers, it's coming up in your wednesday forecast. esday fo welcome back to "mornings on 2", it's the middle of the week already. it's wednesday, december 5th, i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook, thank you for waking up with us, you probably want to know if it's a rainy wednesday. >> mark. >> we have an overall idea. >> the rainfall moved in overnight as you know. you may have heard the pitter patter on the roof, the total in a few spots are pretty impressive, with ben, oakland over an inch and petaluma at .19, that's chance of still more scattered rain as we head the midmorning hours into the afternoon. right now, we're coming closer on the radar, still a little green,

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