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cover. little bit cooler. no doubt. 40s on some. 50s for others. yesterday was all 50s. peninsula was all 50s. now it's 40s. san carlos. palo alto. wood side. san carlos warmer -- i haven't seen that very often. that's a rare thing. we have the cloud cover today. cloudy. mostly cloudy. the system for thursday. its going to sweep in with some really good rabe wind and rain. morning fog cloudy, mostly cloudy. ld highs, especially san jess to morgan hill a lot of low 10's. 's -- 60s. it was pretty good. by the way the rain -- those trees, those trees -- they need the rain. i'm so happy that it's coming. you know --. >> the trees -- it opportunities take much now. if you throw in some heavy rain. i think that could be an issue on thursday. hate to say that >> you mean they would come down. >> yeah. we could get strong gusts and heavy rain. u. we will work hard to keep you informed on what's happening. thank you. we are looking at a drive here where traffic will be okay. on the drive -- 17 minute drive. not a bad one right now as you go out to the maze. you can see traffic continues to look good. driving there on the east shore freeway. not a bad drive. bay bridge toll plaza looks good if you are driving to the pay gates. usually at about 5:30 is when we start to see a big pack up. on 580 westbound as you drive up to the 680 interchange. not a lot of slow traffic. across the bay looks good. from san mateo t south city. all the way to san francisco and the other way around. to paloal do. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. air france flight from san francisco to paris was diverted to montreal last night because of a threat. the flight left sfo about 3:00 yesterday afternoon. it was supposed to be a nonstop flight to paris. it landed in montreal just before midnight. several passengers were posting photographs like you see here showing people waiting on the plane until authorities decided what to do. eventually all the passengers and bags were remove from the plane. the plane was inspected. after a full security search air france said the threat was determined to be a false alarm. the passengers got back on that same plane and now once again they are on their way to paris. we will bring you a live report from sfo with more on this story coming up. members of the republican and democratic parties are criticizing trump's controversial call to ban all muslims from entering the united states. trump said that the united states cannot allow more muslims in to the country because of the dangerous threat some of them may pose. trump said there were warning sign that the couple accused in nah california attack were up to no good and that the government needs better control of the flow of immigrants. >> like this -- it's going to get worse and worse. you will have more world trade centers. it'll get worse and worse. >> is he mobilizing anti muslim sentiment. he is preying on the fears of the american people. >> the campaign manager for trump said the proposed ban would apply to muslims immigrants to the united states as well as those who are visiting the united states as tourists. now to the latest on the investigation into the california mass shooting as the february investigates we are learning new information about the shooters movements days before the attack. the fbi reports they took target practice at gun ranges just days before the attack. an instructor at one said surveillance video shows the husband shooting what appeared to be a new rifle just two days before last wednesday's rampage. >> it's hard to be able to judge people based on appearance. americans look different. they vary in size, shape, color, ethnicity and you can't tell what someone is planning or preparing to do prior to them doing it. >> he said that gun sales in the area have spiked since last week's shooting and several stores say they are sold out. federal agents are now tracking the movements of the couple before the attack this is a photograph of them passing through customs at chicago's ohare airport in july of last year. the husband brought his bride to be in to the country on a fiance visa. bomb experts have identified 19 popes recover from the couple's home that could have been turned into explosives. the fbi is partnering with international security agencies and is doing more than 400 interviews in its investigation of that mass shooting. most of the 21 injured in the attack are recovering at home at least six are in the hospital, two of them critical. last night there were more vigils to remember the 14 people killed in the rampage. one there included photographs of each victim and lit candles in their honors. after a controversial shooting by san francisco police city leaders now relooking at the police department's policy on the use of force and possible changes may include giving stun guns to police officers. alex savage joining us live. are you in san francisco with the up roar caused by this shooting and also very emotional community meeting last night. >> reporter: right. many in this community are outraged over the death of mario woods last week he was shot and -- killed by police officers as he was holding a knife in the bayview district. last night quite a few people packed a meeting here at this church in san francisco and made it clear that they want something to change. >> when the first shot was fired why did five other officers have to shoot? >> reporter: voicing anger and frustration critics call this a senseless killing those on hand for the meeting believe that san francisco police in this case were to quick to use deadly force on woods. five officers opened fire on him last wednesday as he staggered down the street with a knife. the officers opened fire after pepper spray and bean bag rounds failed. after this deadly shooting the mayor is ordering the department to add options so that lethel force would be a last resort. wood's death has renewed calls to arm san francisco officers with tasers. now keep in mind in the past the city's police commission has not given the go ahead for stun guns but it appears that the tide could be turning. >> could be part of the conversation but also could be locked out. we need to see how it fits in to redoing our use of force. >> you try to use the knife i'm moving the shield. >> reporter: and another option for san francisco officers available now is shields, the plastic shields that can be used to disarm someone in the situation like what the officers were facing last week. yesterday 70 shields normally used for crowd control were spread around to the various stations in the city. officers say they can be effect -- an effective way to overpower someone, especially someone with a blade. on the taser issue the commission will meet next wednesday and they obviously will continue to consider this issue of tasers and as you can imagine given the out cry over this shooting from last week they -- seems as though they will be taking a real hard look at the possibility of putting tasers in the hands of police officers here in the city. >> all right. we will talk more with you later. thank you. we have new developments in last month's knife attack at uc merced that left four hurt the bee reports the da said yesterday that the officer who shot and killed the suspect acted appropriately. that officer opened fire on an 18-year-old after he stabbed two students, a staffer and a construction worker. investigators have said that he was angry about being kicked out of a study group after making advances to a girl whose boyfriend was also in that group. a wet winter is being forecast and will are concern that people on the street will be in more danger from the elements than usual. san jose's housing department wants the council to declare a shelter crisis. the first step toward getting help for people in need is shelter. >> reporter: we are here at one of the temporary emergency cold weather shelters and we are told its been near capacity the last several days president once they don't have anymore beds and have to start furnishing people away that will be a problem. some in the city say they want to find a place to house the homeless. let's go to video that we have from earlier. there are three temporary cold weather shelters in santa clara that provide beds for 250 people and it's just not enough. there is thousands spending the night on the streets and by declaring a shelter crisis it lets the city use city owned buildings to house the homeless. in this case the housing department wants to use two public libraries and two community centers as temporary warming centers. last week a homeless man died of exposure after sleeping out in the cold. cold. >> we don't want people to be denied access wal-mart he. we are considering options like storage sites so people can bring things with them. we want to mechanic sure people can get in. >> reporter: it'll get a lot colder. there may be flooding later the homeless near the creeks at great risk. the housing department will ask the council to approve the shelter crisis and funding to staff it. now something important to note the libraries and community centers wouldn't be used every night to house the homeless, only if there is severe weather. that is considered an overnight low of 38 degrees. they would then also open up these temporary warming centers. the community centers and the libraries. >> such a struggle, so many cities are dealing right now on how to handle this thank you. possible new hope for raider fans. what the nfl is towing to help the raiders stay in oakland. >> first, the officials from the white house in oakland. the reason that a team from the obama administration is working with local police officers. the oakland police department is hosting officials the white house and as the team from the obama administration tour aid crime lab yesterday officers showed the team how they collect, process and use police data. that includes recording and analyzing use of force, vehicle pursuit and internal affairs complaints. >> what we are doing is -- we are leasing -- unleashing this data for the community to look at it, study it, really ask deep rich questions of it. >> the oakland police department is own of 21 police agency around the country working with the white house on this data sharing project. the death last friday of the student from oakland technical high school at lake merit its raising new questions about the health of tree around that lake. the 16-year-old jake le website is was killed when a tree branch on the tree he was climbing snapped, fell on him and crushed him. he is described as being an out going young man who was a boy scout and part of a crew team. >> to get basically killed by a tree in front of fairy land is just -- total act of god and just -- robbed. >> we checked the oakland public works department to see if other tree around the lake have been checked. officials say that the crews investigate tree that are hazards with in 24 hours but it's not clear if those hazards can be found in time. they also said that the tree that killed him could have been cut earlier but the city's a rborists have to many trees to monitor >> that's so crazy. my kids have climbed the tree around there. i don't know if you did that as a kid. going over to fairy land and --. >> yeah. i always -- think of the trees -- i have this thing since very been here very seen this story happen to many times and -- i'm aware of the trees. especially in winter. >> especially when it's windy. we have talked about that >> hopefully that won't happen again. it's just a tragic story. let's go out and take a look at the drive. traffic will be busy but not stop and go. we have a look at highway 24 between walnut creek and oakland the traffic will be okay if you are driving on 24. it's not stop and go just yet you can straff sick move agriculture long -- along okay. we start seeing a crowd here at 5:30. about 50 minutes to make that trip. want to show you some of the thing was relooking at in the bay area. you can see the maps still looking good for this early drive in to the silicon valley. 17, they are all doing well. as we move up to the north bay we don't want to forget san rafael and nevado. it looks good heading south. let's go to steve in the weather center. there is some thick fog around the area. just --. >> i see it starting to move in. yesterday there was a lot more on the east bay. the golden gate, we will watch that a lot of low clouds in place. looking out over oakland and the tr ib une building a lot of clouds, cooler though this morning. cloud cover continues to stream over us. another mostly cloudy day. light rain on the north coast. cloud cover in advance of a system that will be here thursday. still plenty of 50s. upper 40s for brentwood. palo alto. napa and fairfield. southward to morgan hill and gilroy. 45, little cooler now. boulder creek and scott valley. 49 degrees yesterday, starring to a. san jose state 51 degrees. 28 up in truckee. 60 warm degrees in arcadia. monterey 48. cloud cover will be bus. just even though the ridge of high pressure is there. it's still going to be a mostly cloudy day. it's pretty good. it'll be here late wednesday to the north. for tuesday will be here on thursday. this will start a rainy off and on pattern, probably into maybe monday or tuesday. the biggest system will be on thursday. today morning fog a lot of high clouds, cool to mild and then on wednesday night that system starts to drop soup. light rain to the north and then moderate to heavy rain moves in late wednesday, more likely thursday morning and next five-days, especially on the north coast, i saw one projection of 12-inches of rain near crescent rain. half inch to an inch. maybe more santa cruz mountains. things look good there and they look very good snow wise in the sierra but if you have to travel. thursday, winter storm watch. that will be a winter storm warning. snow will start off high. 7,000 and then come down to 5,000. one to three feet at the pass levels. maybe gusts to 91 miles. that's all on thursday. get out of dodge. go wednesday. morning fog and then high clouds, cloudy to the north. cool low. 60s. everybody is close. 61, 62, even half moon bay at 63 which is same as livermore. 63, 65, 66 morgan hill to gilroy. cloudy wednesday, late. rain and wind and a colder air starts to move in, off and on in to the weekend. sunday, monday looks like a good system. >> and lake levels about 6,000 feet? >> yeah. >> pretty dangerous driving. >> getting up may not be bad. once you hit it. >> yeah. the passes. >> wind will be strong. >> we will watch that. thank you. >> all right. the pollution in china is still terrible. membership of china's capitol city is shut down again today because of what may be the most unhealthy level of air pollution in that city's history. for the first time of the government declared a red alert for air pollution. that is the highest possible smog warning. schools are closed, factories have stopped operates, traffic is restricted. much of the air pollution is blamed on coal fired power plants and factories and on top of that car ownership has exploded. the next couple of days there is a system in place banning half of the city's cars from being on the roads. we have talked about it a lot. that new arena for the warriors. coming up in 15 the critical vote today and what a new poll says about public opinion. >> first getting back on stage for the first time since those steadily attacks in paris up next the special welcome by a huge crowd for a band from california. the california band that was preforming in paris during last month's attacks took the stage for the first time. eagles of death metal was greeted with cheers as they took the stage with u2 at an arene adjust a few miles the concert hall where 89 people died. the band's manager was also killed in that shooting. we are now hearing that today the band members visited the hall and added flowers to what has become a shrine in front of the theater. oscar pistorius has been ordered to stay under house arrest while he awaits sentencing for murder a judge in south africa granted bail for him today. the last week an appeals court overturned a ruling on the lesser charge of manslaughter. all of this for the murder of his girlfriend two years ago a sentencing hearing set for april. until then he will be monitored electronically. his lawyer is planning to appeal. back here at home police want the public's help in identitying two women suspected of robbing a couple of outlet stores. here is a surrender is vailance photograph of the people released by police. this is at the village premium outlets complex. take a look. these two women stole thousands of dollars of items on sunday from the coach and sun glass hut factory outlet the stores. if you recognize them call the police. the united states postal service can let you know what will be in your mailbox when you get there. the post office can e-mail you photographs of the front of your mail. the free program is called informed delivery. if you sign up can get up to ten black and white photographs of the front side of envelopes and box that will be brought to your mailbox that day. if you get more -- anyone gets more you can check your mail online the same way you check packages and track packages. the post office has been taking photographs and tracking every letter package sent in the united states for at least the past three years. new information out now about the couple responsible for that attack in california. up next how they may have been preparing for that attack for months. >> a scare on a flight from sfo to paris. what forced the pilots to make an emergency landing the reaction from passengers on board who documented their experience. >> good morning. we are looking at a drive here where traffic is doing okay on highway 24. driving up to the tunnel we will look at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> some fog out there and that's there is thick. especially out to the valley and the north bayw. rewaiting on the rain. update on that coming up. then boom. what happened? stress, fun, bad habits, kids. now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. enter the sleep number bed with sleepiq® technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how 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it's a jerry garcia. >> steve knows his ties. >> thank you. dave does too. very sharp ties. we have cloudy skies. some fog out there. sfo, napa airport. it's super thick from sacramento valley to san joaquin. it's not something we have seen in the last three to five- years. the rain, the cold, that combination this time of year will do it. kind of a mixed bag here. still to the north bay. it's in the 40s. in the 50s. mid50s. a lot of cloud cover. mostly cloudy. there is the rain for thursday. it looks age pressive. morning fog and cloudy to mostly -- cloudy to the north bay. misters out there. nothing compared to what we had yesterday. low to mid60s. gilroy, san martin. south -- we are still all right. >> we are. as a matter of fact we are better than we were yesterday with that dense fog we had today. the drive in to the valley. we will start in downtown san jose and you can see where -- knob 28 -- northbound 280. there is no problem this is morning on 85. 280, 237, so far trying to get in to the west valley. the morning drive looks good on the bridges. san mateo. on each side of the bay you see the green there on 880 and on the bayshore freeway. we are doing well. bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights have been turned on it's a 20 minute delay. less at the toll plaza . it's about a half hour with your car -- unless you use the carpool lane. an air france flight was diverted to montreal because of a threat. allie is at sfo this morning what happened once that plane landed. >> reporter: once the plane landed in montreal everybody on board had to get off. they had to be screened. so did their lug age. what you will see the passengers seem to be pretty okay with it. recognizing this is -- security thing they had to go through in light of that threat. the plane is supposed -- was supposed to be a direct flight from sfo to paris and it left sfo at three yesterday afternoon. it was diverted to montreal around midnight because of a threat. passenger has to exit the plane, wait in the bus on the tarmac while they and their bags were screened. according to several who posted pictures everybody seemed to take it in stride with some even commenting on how calm everybody was during the whole process. after a security search air france determine that the threat was a false alarm and now passengers are on their way to paris according to a tweet from the air france press office that -- that flight left is san francisco yesterday and will arrive in paris just before nine our time. sounds like they are on their way. back to you. >> thank you. time now 5:33. the investigation into the california shooting is expanding around the world. the fbi said that the husband and wife accused of the attack was radicalized for some time. they also have practiced at local gun ranges with high powered weapons. investigators want to know if they had been in contact with an isis recruiter. yesterday the united states state department announce that recruiter gave newspaper som -- gave up in somalia. security forces raided a home in pakistan belonging to a relative of the couple. in san jose a diverse group of people held this vigil last night for the victims. the service employs international union that represents the county employees organized it. it involved lawmakers, religious leader, the naacp and members of the muslim community. >> we love our faith. we love the moderation and including of islam that embraces all and we feel a deep hurt when violence is committed in the name of islam. >> these local activists worried that muslim also suffer a backlash from the attacks carried out by a small group group of extremists. trump is not backing down from a proposal to ban muslims entering the united states. the idea is in response to last week's attacks in california. we are live in washington with the latest on this investigation and trump's reaction. >> reporter: trump continues to be unpredictable on the campaign trail. was interesting to watch this he is get agriculture i lot of support from those who backed him but even republicans are putting distance between themselves and this idea. by the time that trump walked on stage last night in south carolina he knew they had started a fire storm his proposal in response to last week's attack in california temporarily shut down the nation's borders to muslims. >> we can't live like this. it'll get worse and worse. you will have more world trade centers. it'll get worse and worse folks. >> reporter: trump argued there were warning signs that the couple were up to no good and that we need a better handle on the flow of immigrants. that got a quick response from hillary clinton who said this is horrible, prejudiced and devisive. other republicans were largely unsparing as well. >> he is mobilizing anti muslim sentiment. is he preying on the fears of the american people. >> from a political standpoint listen to the applause that he received last night when he spoke about his plan. >> we have no choice. >> reporter: it resonates with many of his supporters. >> it's a good idea. with everything that's going on right now. it sounds hard but reality is reality. >> reporter: this also races a host of legal questions as to how it would be done. if we ever got to that point. trump is not backing down from this proposal this morning. back to you. >> thank you. back here at home the san francisco board of supervisorrers expected to vote today on an appeal aimed to block the proposed mission bayh renea for the warriors. it was filed by the group mission bayh liance -- alliance. it claim that the environmental impact report was rubber stamped. they said it's full of flaws. >> not enough parking, and it's a thousand feet from the emergency door of the hospital. we have propose aid site further down third street between 101 and 280. >> the mission buy said that the other site has plenty of parking, it could be a good solution for the city, for the warriors and the neighborhoods. the group said that despite today's supervisors vote it'll keep challenging that arena proposal. the nfl may be thinking about helping the raiders stay in oakland a represent sieve said that the nfl is open to helping slope a new stadium for the raiders. however the nfl and city officials say that the possibility of the nfl helping that stadium is nothing more than an idea at this point. the league owners expected to decide as early as next month when a proposed stadium for the raiders and the chargers near los angeles in carson. hundreds of students students will skip school because their parents want them too. this is the second day of a planned student walk out. parents held a sit out yesterday. they say that they are showing support with the teacher who are trying to negotiate a pay raise. the district said that the absences mean the district gets less money from the state and that means less money for all expenses >> it's a financial king and it is not going to put us in a better position to offer increased salary or benefits. >> we wouldn't encourage students to skip school but we appreciate the support and the sentiment. >> parents say they are worried that the teacher also go on strike but the earliest that could happen would be the end of february. the superintendent said that he is hopeful that a strike can be averted. there is anger in one bay area district over the handling of a civil lawsuit. joseph martin is serving prison time for molesting seven boys at woodside. he was convicted earlier this year but now the boy a parentses parents are suing. attorneys for the district are allege that the abuse didn't happen and that martin touched the boys chests to calm them down. >> i have practiced law for over 35 years. i have never heard of a defense firm approaching a case like this. >> the civil case is scheduled to go to trial next mobles a settlement is reached . a disturbing find. it was found in front of a place of worship. coming up, the investigation in philadelphia after the head of a pig was found outside of a mosque. >> and a controversial police shooting here in san francisco last week has led to some changes in the department's use of force policy. the new option officers have at their disposal and why tasers could be on the streets soon. >> good morning. we are looking at a drive where traffic is getting slower in some key areas. is this a live look at highway 24 between balance net creek and echeloned. oakland. >> a lot of low clouds, not as membership in the way of that thick fog -- much in the way of that. we are waiting on the rain. will get here. we will have the timing coming up. welcome back a deadly police shooting in san francisco could lead to changes with in the police department. >> san francisco mayor is ordering the department to come up with some nonlethel options to control suspects. >> we have been following story. alex is in san francisco with the public appearinger in a meeting last night about this shooting. >> reporter: good morning. even though he was holding a knife, critics say that mario woods didn't have to die last week. last night a number of people packed an naacp meet that was held here at this church in san francisco. they voiced their hanger frustration, city leader was here as well and they talked about what can be done differently. >> [inaudible]. >> reporter: and once again last night there were calls for police chief to resign as a result of this shooting. those on hand for this meeting at third baptist church last night believe that san francisco police in this case were to quick to use deadly force on woods a total of five officers opened fire on him last wednesday. he was staggering down the street with a knife. the officers opened fire after pepper spray and bean bag rounds failed. in response to this deadly shooting the mayor is now ordering the department to add options so that lethel force becomes the last resort. woods death has renewed calls to arm san francisco police officers with tasers. in the past the police commission has refused to give the go ahead for stun guns but after that shooting the commission may reconsider. >> there is a -- a big gap in the fact that once we exhausted everything that we don't have something short of a firearm. >> when you try to use the knife i'm moving the shield. >> reporter: and here you see another option now available for san francisco officers and that would be these plastic shields that can be used to disarm someone. yesterday 70 of these shields normally used for crowd control were spread around to the various police stations in the city. officers say they can be an effective way to overpower someone with a blade. in addition firearms training for some of officers will be redone to focus on deescalating a crisis situation and the police commission will take up that matter at its meeting next wednesday and you can well image there will be a heated discussion there on the taser issue which now appears to be back on the table at an option here in san francisco. >> its going to be emotional for sure. thank you. >> we will talk to you later. we will get you out the door. get you moving. sal is watching our drive. sal -- before you do that i don't know if you are aware that 35 years ago today john lennon was killed. i am. i'm on social media. they have been posting pictures. >> yeah. i do remember -- i know a lot of people are watching may be to young but i remember hearing about that and being devastated. >> i remember as well. yeah. good morning. let's move on and take a look at what it's like to get you to work today. today's drive not as affected by fog like yesterday. there is already a crowd at the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is moving along well as you get on to the bridge. it's about a 20 minute delay. no problems getting on to the bridge. the other day -- today -- looks good. also on the san mateo bridge and on the dunbarton. westbound 92, looks good. yesterday it was pretty foggy. you couldn't see as far as you could see now on that bridge. you can see the dunbarton the road sensors firing up green. i haven't been able to find a lot of slow traffic a little bit in castro valley. today on the nine, roger craig, three time super bowl champion. 49ers. discussing what --. >> he will be here. >> what? >> he will talk about the super bowl that -- at levi stadium wal-mart lethel all ask him act the glory days as a 49er. his high stepping. >> yeah. >> plenty to talk about. >> just a little excited. we have a lot of cloud cover. sal is spot on. there is not as much fog. there are some pockets of it where it's thick. it seems to be in areas to the north and the valley. more so yesterday. the east bay just took in the brunt of the fog. not so much yet. it could pop up here but it looks to be a different pattern enough of a breeze stirring things up. still a lot of cloud cover. cloudy to mostly cloudy. temperatures cooler. we don't have as much drizzle but over the next 36 hours before the main front there could be a couple of amounts. to the north some of that light rain will start wednesday night. the system is due on thursday. 40s and 50s. yesterday all 50s. now a few 40s. they seem so be -- to becoming up. book ends blackhawk and danville antioch and brentville. temperatures are bumping up a bit. you can see the cloud cover. not much sun there is the system. it's good. it'll sweep in here with rain, wind and mountain snow a rainy pattern starts late wednesday to the north and then for everybody thursday off and on all the way into sunday and monday. high clouds today. morning fog. cool on the low and then mild on the afternoon highs. light rain starts to the north on wednesday night and thursday morning, rain and wind. this could be a huge wind producer for the sierra nevada along with snow. some of the rainfall projection the next five-days, four to 12- inches. santa rose a. half inch to an inch and then monterey about a half inch. the sierra if you must travel go wednesday. thursday could be really tough. already winter storm watch is out. high wind watch is out. snow levels start out high and then go down to 5,000. one to three heat. one to two at lake level. also the gusts could be 100 miles an hour over the higher peaks. morning fog, cloudy to mostly cloudy. that equals low 60s. 60 to 65, 66. that would be gilroy and morgan hill. other than that cloudy with rain moving in late wednesday, rain and wind and then the cold air moves in friday, off and on rain. stronger system sunday, monday. colder too. i have travel plans for thursday. >> the wind is going to make it tough and then watch out. >> fog, louis havible a lot. >> they close -- it'll be that windy on thursday. >> weekend. what about the weekend? >> sunday, monday. >> pay be as windy. >> thursday is the main day. there is a state deputy caught on cam camera. >> also we want to see your holiday photographs. >> yeah. here are some we have received so far. i like all of this >> yeah. me too. >> you can post yours on instagram. every day on mornings on 2. we will pick our favorite one to showcase on the ktvu page. ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ police in the east pay city of newark are investigating a suspicion death. officers were asked to do a welfare check on a woman just south of interstate 880. when they arrive at the home they found the woman inside the home but she appeared to be unconscious. paramedics were called but the woman died. police are not saying why they think her death is strange. her name isn't being released until relatives have been told. police in san mateo, are looking for a man who pretended to be a sheriff's deputy. this man walked in to a safeway store and said that he was there to investigate a theft. the man was asked to conduct an interview in the cash office but the clerk refused the man was later determined to not be in the sheriff's office. they are trying to determine if he was responsible for another robbery last month. the faa said the problem of drones flying where they shouldn't is getting worst. the faa said last year 238 reports were received from pilots about drones. the number of reports for the first eight months was three times as high. the pilots said most who buy them think of them as toys and not a kind of air craft. craft so most don't try to learn the rules of flying. even if they don't know people operating drones illegally can be fined as much as $1,100 and face time in prison. san francisco's bike yield law is now going to the full board of supervisors. the land use committee voted in favor of allowing bicyclists to roll through stopsigns this in reaction to police ticketing bicyclists for not coming to a full stop at stopsigns. supporters need eight to vote in favor of the law to override a promised veto by the mayor. the mayor christian mcaffrey will go to new york as a finalist for the heisman. he has huge stats all season while led leading to the pack 12 championship a berth in the rose bowl. is he one of three announced yesterday for the heisman along with henry, clemson quarterback deshawn watsonf. he wins he would be the second heisman winner joining jim plunkett. the winner will be announced in new york city on saturday. there are a lot of smiles at at&t park where hundreds of young fans got to meet bay area sports stars. it's called the holiday heroes. it races money for a number of local groups that seven children and about 300 youngsters received free tickets to that event. several members of the 49ers, giants and raider was there to interact with the kids. >> come and be a party to their lives and just try to put smiles on their faces. that's -- that's easy to get into say yes too. >> along with story time with the raiders, justin tuck, they helped make stuffed animals. him looked like fun. another air france flight diverted after a threat. this one had taken off from san francisco. we will tell you how passengers are reacting on social media. >> and extra concern for the homeless in san jose. the action the city wants to take to keep people out of the cold overnight. ♪ ♪ spend less time chasing sales and more time going the extra mile. find thoughtful gifts at amazing prices everyday at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. ♪ ♪ give something special, to those most special to you. find thoughtful gifts at amazing prices everyday at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. a threat on a flight from sfo to paris. what forced the pie loot lots to make a landing overnight and the reaction from people on board that flight. >> another controversy around trump after he called for a ban on allowing muslims in to the united states. how his opponents reacting to his latest comment. mornings on 2 continues. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve you ready to talk about weather? >> yes i am. >> okay. >> it's not as bad as yesterday. >> no. >> not as bad. thursday will be the main day. pretty good system coming in. by that i mean rain and wind coming in. patchy fog out there. nothing compared to yesterday and sal will repeat those same words, sentiments inif you would. before we get there this is from christian. madison the cat likes your morning weather report. madison if you are watching -- >> she would have to be so close >> that is so cute >> you will go blind sit that close. i should be on

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