around the congestion. more on mornings on 2. this is ktvu's mornings on 2. >> it is tuesday, november 15th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm dave clark. let's talk about our weather. steve paulson has been out and looking at everything. >> it will be cool, guys. we had a long stretch of dry weather, above normal temperatures. that is good to change. unless you're up north. i wouldn't expect much out of this. light rain tonight and early tomorrow south of the golden gate. this system is getting caught up. it will rain in mendocino county. this is more late they are afternoon and tonight. the system is still there. it is beginning to move in. a lot of cool air behind that. that will move in tomorrow. you will notice that more than anything else. the low clouds have been really ramped up here. a cooler pattern. some of that cool deck will give way to the breeze. that is the strongest on shore

breeze in a long time. that stirs up the fog so it is not pronounced as yesterday. mostly cloudy skies. cooler conditions. breezy. some light rain developing later tonight and then moving south. light rain. mainly cooler and cloudy by tonight. temperatures on their way down over the next few days. in fact, low 60s by tomorrow. sal, what do you have for us at 7:01. >> we have crowded conditions all over the place. we will start with the bay bridge. it get off to a shaky start. traffic is pretty slow. a lot of people have arrived and you will see traffic slow in every lane except for the carpool lane getting on to the bridge itself. we're looking at a commute where traffic will be busy on the san mateo bridge westbound getting off to the highrise. the difference from yesterday, we don't have heavy fog. that makes it easier to see. 880 is slow out of concord to walnut creek. we're looking at the middle part of the east bay.

traffic here will be busy. 238, southbound -- i'm sorry, northbound 238 to southbound 880, an earlier accident and a lot of slow traffic in that area. it is 7:02. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >> the president-elect and his team are rushing to fill thousands of west wing positions as president obama is offering some advice to his successor. doug luzader reports from washington. >> reporter: we have just seen just two official hires so far. but the trump team is set to make announcements later this week. what will the white house look like next year? it is taking shape where president-elect donald trump and mike pence and others will meet today to put together their team. steve bannon will be chief street gist and reince priebus

will be the chief of staff. rudy giuliani reflected a bit last night. >> john would be a very good choice. >> is there anybody better? maybe me. .net know. >> reporter: jeff sessions could become secretary of defense. he was a trump supporter almost from the get-go. perhaps it could go to new hampshire senator kelly who just lost her re-election bid. who will stand behind this podium as press secretary? that could be the campaign manager, kellyanne conway or laura ingram. >> reporter: president obama wouldn't bite when asked about recent trump appointments. >> it will be important for him to -- to have the room, to staff up, to figure out what his priorities are, to be able to distinguish again what he was campaigning on and what is practical, what he can actually

achieve. >> reporter: the trump team is certainly in a rush to start filling some of these positions. and some of these posts, especially cabinet secretaries, require senate confirmation. that takes time to prepare for. doug luzader fox news. >> thank you, doug. in one treat, president- elect donald trump says if the election were based on total popular vote, i would have campaigned in california, new york and won bigger and more easily. while donald trump won the electoral vote, hillary clinton won the popular vote. the lek oral college is actually genius in that it brings all states, including the smaller ones into play, says trump. back in 2012, when president obama was reelected, donald trump called the electoral college a disaster.

>> we have been and always have been a city of refuge, a city of sanctuary, a city of love. that's what made us strong. >> mayor ed lee held a unity rally at city hall. he reached out to immigrants and muslims and those in the lgbt community, those who feel threatened under a donald trump administration. president-elect trump has threatened to hold federal funding from sanctuary regardless what happens in washington, mayor lee says there will be no walls in san francisco. to the south bay where the mayor issued a statement to the people in the city saying, quote, we've got your back. about 40% of the residents were born in a foreign country and many are in fear. he writes we will not tolerate hate crimes in san jose. we will not allow our police to be used for federal immigration

enforcement. we will protect rights of san jose rights and the community through our office of immigrant affairs. hundreds of students marched in oakland protesting against donald trump. the students walked out more than a dozen oakland schools including oakland tech. they marched from the bart station to oakland city hall. >> i believe i'm out here because we don't have the right to vote but it is really affecting us. so we want our voices heard by like protesting, showing that we don't want trump and we don't agree with what he believes in. >> we didn't get the chance to vote. this is our way of speaking out. and like we really wanted everybody to hear our side of the story. >> the students' list of demands included preserving sanctuary cities. it's been a week now since last tuesday's election.

san francisco still has nearly 100,000 ballots yet to be counted. the elections department reports that tabulations are taking time because of the long ballot in san francisco this year. there are approximately 93,000 ballots that still need to be processed, most of them are mail-in votes. officials think it will take another week to finalize the votes. there is some question about the state senate battle between scott weiner and jane kim. weiner leads kim 53.2% to 47.7%. even though he is in the lead, he has not claimed victory. uc berkeley students are protesting today and thursday against an internationally renowned professor accused of sexual ahasment. architecture professor and middle east scholar put his hand on a student's thigh in 2013 what and was grooming her

to become a sexual partner. the professor denies the allegations saying he feels victimized. students are demanding his immediate suspension. the rally today is a meeting of campus officials to address students' concerns. erns. what you're seeing here are live pictures from what was a sunrise protest and march at city hall. at least a few hundred people appear to be gathered here. this is one of more than 200 rallies happening across the united states today. the protesters say they oppose the dakota access pipeline, a 1200 mile pipeline that could transport half a million barrels of crude oil every day from north dakota to an existing line in illinois. the obama administration is withholding the final permit as it examines concern that's it will damage sacred tribal sites. the time is 7:08. happening now, a traffic alert

if you drive in san francisco. expect big changes tonight to one of the most congested roads in san francisco. ktvu's allie rasmus is on van ness avenue. a traffic nightmare is developing. what is it like out there right now? >> reporter: it is perfectly type right now. traffic is moving smoothly on both directions. right now you can tell there are three lanes of traffic in each direction on van ness. that will change starting tonight. there will be just two lanes of traffic so the city can create its rapid bus project. here is an animation of what it will look like when it is finished. the center lanes will be for muni buses. the idea is to speed up the flow of buses on the thoroughfare so they arrive every four to five minutes. when we told drivers about the changes going into effect tonight, the question was how do i get around it?

>> franklin, oak street. >> you're going to find ways to get around it. >> trying to of course. >> i don't know what people are going to do. how are they going to get -- i think franklin is going to be crazy. right? >> that's going to add another 15 minutes to my commute probably every day. >> reporter: now, some of the work on the project started last week actually when crews started shutting down all of the left turn names on van ness. no left turns allowed in either direction on this roadway going forward. as you heard the people say in the interview, franklin seems to be the major thoroughfare that people will take to get around van ness. 24 hours from now, expect congestion on the side streets as well. >> allie rasmus in san francisco, thank you. shell casings scattered after a gun battle in a fremont neighborhood. >> another one on the concrete and one up by the gate. why it revolves around one

home and what investigators found inside. if you're driving this thanksgiving holiday, you're not alone. why experts expect a rise in travel for an eighth straight year. still very slow in some areas. some commutes are not moving very well at all, including this one trying to get into san francisco. well, finally a pattern change. we have an on shore breeze. big low clouds and low fog and light rain under in mendocino county. we will see if it makes it this far south. can i keep the walnuts? yes. but i get to pick your movie. can i pick the genre? nope. with the blue cash everyday card you get cash back on purchases with no annual fee. backed by the service and security of american express.

>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 7:13. police in fremont searching for the people involved in a gun battle yesterday where one man was hurt over an illegal marijuana operation. shots were fired at this home on fremont boulevard near interstate 680. two people wearing masks tried to break in and started shooting.

the people inside the home fired back. a car window was shattered by a bull set and a trail of blood on the sidewalk. an hour later a man with a bullet wound showed up at san leandro hospital. >> it's almost akin to having gold at your house. if you have gold at your house and you tell people you have gold at your house and that gets into the ears of the wrong people, they may come and try to take your gold. >> fremont police say a sophisticated marijuana grow operation was found in the home. the man that was shot was renting the home. he was growing the marijuana. the two people who tried to break into the home and the other people who lived at the home escaped. the time is 7:14. after a long debate, the oakland city council agreed to consider changes to how it permits the sale of marijuana. businesses would no longer have to turn over 25% of the profits

to city but they would be required to pay back taxes and fines of $10,000 for operating without a license. the city council also agreed to set aside half of the permits to people convicted of marijuana crimes or live in an area with a high number of marijuana arrests. supporters say the new rules would create new opportunities for those whose lives have been impacted by drugs. >> helping people who are victims of the war on drugs get clearance to get job. helping hard hit neighborhoods with issues like jobs. a vote on the changes is not expected until january. it would only apply to medical marijuana but may serve as a template for the recreational sale of marijuana that becomes legal in 2018. if you're traveling during the thanksgiving holiday, you will have plenty of company.

a million more people expected to travel than last year. the eighth straight year that thanksgiving travel has gone up. researchers say it is because of a boost in consumer confidence. the heavy travel period starts next wednesday and continues through sunday. 80% of people will be driving for thanksgiving. others will fly, take the bus or head off on a cruise. the time is 7:16. the early morning commute was problematic but it looks like it has smoothed out a bit. >> yeah. not a lot of major lane closures. we will start with the east bay and highway 4. a lot of slow traffic through bay point and getting into -- pittsburgh and bay front and getting into concord. from 680 on 680 from about 242, down to walnut creek and stretching a little bit into alamo, we have a lot of slow traffic there as well. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is backed up. it is recovering a little bit. earlier we had a stalled

vehicle, much earlier on the bridge. those tend to linger, those backups tend to linger throughout the whole morning. the silicon valley commute, 280, 101 all slow this morning. if you're starting off in the west valley, in sunnyvale and cupertino, it doesn't look bad. remember everybody is heading your way. slow traffic from earlier problems in the santa cruz mountains. at 7:17 let's go to steve. >> sal, big changes today in the form of a big fog bank that is getting pushed along by a weak front that is producing rain up to ukiah. it is reaching closer. good morning, steve. and morning. a good 50 degrees and overcast in sonoma. now, yesterday a lot of it was right down -- it was right down here. today it lifted a little bit. better visibility. some airports report half a mile of visibility.

our system is holding together. let's give it credit. it is slowing down a little by. it will drape across the north bay. end result for most will be cooler under cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions. santa rosa down to 64 after yesterday's 73. same for san francisco. 64. 68 yesterday. and san jose from 70 to 64 as well. san francisco's 64 is close to average. that 59 low this morning is way above. it should be 50. '80, 2010 the record highs and lows. the system is holding together. very weak. it will make it to the sonoma county and lake county as well. getting light rain up in mendocino county. it is a sign of things to come later aafternoon and into tonight -- later this afternoon and into tonight. this is the strongest delta breeze that we have seen in weeks. it has been light out of the east or north since the beginning of the month just

about. that's a huge change. an on shore breeze. here is your front direction. southeast, south, southeast. these are all different patterns that we have seen from the east and north for the last two weeks. upper 50s, hayward. san jose, oakland. some locations are running 2 to 10 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. a couple of 40s holding on. not much. a lot more 50s than we have seen. hillsberg 52. 55 in tahoe because of the south breeze in advance of that. very mild. the cool air is up here though. that spills in tomorrow. you will notice it. but tonight it will be cloudy skies and light rain will make it. even by the evening commute. some of that could be in the form of drizzle over by the coast. overall, mostly cloudy and cooler pattern as temperatures slide into the 60s for most locations. an isolated 70 or so. but i think everybody in the

low to mid-60s. even cooler yesterday after the system slides by in the morning. low 60 ands chilly thursday morning. there will be 30s in wind protected areas. then rain begins in the north on saturday and i think everybody on sunday. >> remember how warm it was over the weekend? i discovered that the ac in my car was broken. but i'm not going to need it. >> you can wait until probably may. >> thank you, steve. let's keep sharing gorgeous pictures. if you do not like to wake up early or stay out late, take a look at your television. stunning photos from our viewers of the super moon last night. >> i like that. that's where the windmills are. beautiful juxtaposition there. >> now, this one with the plane flying through the center of this picture. pam likened this to the et shot where he is on the handlebars of the bike. we so appreciate your sharing

your pictures with us. keep sharing them on facebook, instagram and twitter. the hashtag to use is #ktvu. the next super moon will happen in 2034, 18 years from now. that has inspired the question of the day which is this: what changes do you hope to see in the world by then. >> wow, gasia. >> that is four presidential elections away if follow ticks is your thing. talk to me about your family, life, world. post a comment on to our facebook page or tweet us. again the hashtag is #ktvu. >> that's a good question. the time is 7:21. healing together after a tragic loss. up next, how a sheriffs deputy is bringing people together after he was killed in the line of duty. one of our founding father's graves is badly damaged. addition to tourists that may be partly to blame.

>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the weekend murder of a sheriffs deputy is really hitting a community hard. deputy dennis wallace was shot and killed in fox grove park after responding to a call of a suspicious vehicle. now, he was very active in the community in houston and with the schools. several homes in the area now have blue lights on. honoring his life. one woman says she has had dozens of volunteers at her

homemaking 2200 blue bows by hand for the schools, trees and lamp posts in houston. >> it's not just a guy wearing a badge who is a jerk writing you a ticket. but it's a guy that people actually really love. and we really loved dennis. and our hearts are going to break for a really, really long time. >> the volunteers say they have cleaned out most of the stores in the county, buying up blue ribbon. plus blue ribbon donations have come in from san joaquin county and the bay area. san francisco supervisors will debate new limits for short term rentals. this comes one day after airbnb decided to crack down on illegal hosts. it is willing to give the city information about its clients as part of a mandatory registration system and promises to obey san francisco rules, limiting the number of days that a landlord on airbnb

can rent out a home. they are consider shortening the term to 60 days each year. people magazine has named its sexiest man alive. this year the honor goes to duane the rock johnson. the magazine says the actor is  sweet, smart and sculpted. in friday, forbes named him the highest paid actor bringing in $64.5 million between june of 2015 and 2016. past holders have included david beckham. chris hemsworth the year before that. this happened shortly after midnight. what that means for the holidays. plus -- tempted to move away of california because of the high cost of housing? many are pulling the trigger. we will tell you about a new report out and tell you where all of the people are going. good morning.

we look at a commute where traffic is going to be busy as you drive on highway 4 as it normally would be. we will tell what you 680 looks like when we come back. get ready for a cooler pattern. a mix of clouds and sun this morning. higher clouds are on the move. that will cool us down. more on that coming up. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose.

the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me.

>> 7:29. take a look at your screen.

live pictures of a protest happening now in san francisco in opposition of a controversial pipeline project that would pass through a native-americans reservation in north dakota. at least a few hundred people have gathered. this is one of some 200 rallies happening across the country. we are sending allie rasmus and we will bring her in more reporting o not what is happen -- reporting on what is happening in the san francisco. we will have the mayor- elect of berkeley in the study. the youngest mayor and first latino mayor of berkeley. >> you will talk to him. >> i'm excited to talk to him. >> my mic is on. let's get to it. a lot of low clouds in place. some sun breaks in there. but morning sun. and then turning mostly cloudy. there will be a mix of sun and clouds here. the breeze has picked up and you will notice cooler temperatures out of the 70s

back into the 60s. the front is still holding together. it has produced rain on the north coast. temperatures down from the upper 60 and mid to low 70s. tomorrow will be even cooler than that. san francisco, 64. 59 on the low. way above. 50 is where they should be. light rain in mendocino county. not a lot here. what is more important is what is back here. that has to slide by. it won't be until this evening. i would think light rain might make it down overnight into tomorrow morning. just beginning to move towards lake county. the breeze is the bigger factor. picked up big time. that stirs up a lot of the low cloud deck and fog. look for temperatures in the 50s to start off. 60s on the high side. 7:31. sal, what do you have, sir? >> a lot of slow traffic. a lot not caused by accidents. just a lot of people trying to get to the same place at the

same time. bay bridge, traffic will be busy as you drive in the area here trying to get on to san francisco. and it's going to continue to be slow all the way throughout. you see slow traffic as you drive on to the san mateo bridge as well. we promised you a look at 680 through concord. concord to walnut creek and down into the san ramon area. if we switch to the maps, 680 is slow from concord to walnut creek and down to alamo. 24 is also slow. and 80 slow from hercules to the macarthur maze. it seems slightly better today, just slightly, than yesterday getting into the south bay. 7:32. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. more and more people are moving out of california. ktvu's janine de la vega you're in san jose. this new report says the high cost of housing has a lot to do with that. good morning. >> doug: good morning, day. a lot of people we have been speaking to have not surprised by the findings of the new

report. to give you an example of the high price of housing, in the cambria neighborhood, i looked on realtor.com. a 3-bedroom house, 1500 square feet is selling for about a million dollars. the real estate data firm core logic found that for every person who is moving into california, there are three californians who are moving out of the state. and the sellers are moving completely out of california. beacon economics found that between 2007 to 2014, 625,000 people left california. many of them moved to texas, or o nevada and arizona. they're fed up with the high housing costs and turns to states where it's more affordable. >> it doesn't surprise me. it really hurts my heart. and i don't know what the solution is. >> i have a roommate. we are a family of four with a fifth person living in our house so we can remain in the area that we love because i

have seen people move out of the area. and then become unhappy because of the weather or maybe they're moving somewhere where there is real snow. i'm from california. you know, it's hard. >> reporter: the economic boom and job market here in california is still attracting people here but pushing others out. recent data from core logics shows that housing has cooled but there is still a high demand. more and more cities building vertical in the highrises in urban areas, just to fit everybody in. >> thank you, janine de la vega, in san jose. president obama is in athens, greece. president obama had a meeting with the prime minister of greece earlier this morning. the two held a news conference as well. during the news conference he was asked by a reporter if he underestimated the anger of the american people that resulted in the election of donald

trump. >> when you see a donald trump and a bernie sanders very unconventional candidates have considerable success, then obviously there is something there that is being tapped into. a suspicion of globalization. a desire to reign in its accesses. >> president obama is working to reassure foreign leaders that the u.s. will not abandon its partnership and alliance obligations despite donald trump's rhetoric in the campaign. a new fbi report shows a big spike in hate crimes against muslims in the country. the crimes jumped 67% last year from the levels in 2014. the biggest spikes since 2001, after the september 11th attacks. the law center blames donald trump's ban on muslims coming

into the u.s. on the increase. it went up 7% last year. in san francisco, a wall of empathy expressing thoughts about the election will stay up through today. organizers set up a message board near the bart station yesterday morning at 16th street. people passing by wrote messages on post-it notes and sent up memory walls near the bart stations. >> if you read them, they are so beautiful. and they're so heart warming. >> we haven't had to take any posts down here because people are kind in person. when you look somebody in the eye, it is hard to say hateful things. >> there are more than a thousand messages on the board. some people wrote poems and drew pictures, expressing empathy. they are looking for an organization that will take the messages and put them on a permanent display. now there's a reward being offered for information leading to the man who fire shots at two san jose police officers

sunday night. the police officers association offering $10,000 to anyone who helps them find and arrest that shooter. the two officers say they were walking the streets of that neighborhood when they saw several men. and as they approached, the men left. but one man turned around and fired several shots at the officers. no one was hit. the police did not fire back. the gunman could face two charges of attempted murder. people hoping to have cab on the thanksgiving table this year might be in luck. we will share video from fisherman's wharf taken this morning. many of the crab boats left at midnight and many are excited for their return. the crab season didn't start until march last year because of warm ocean waters that created an algae bloom. thank goodness it is a different story this year. >> after last year's hardships, it is so wonderful that these gals and guys can get out on time. the crab are clean and beautiful. i can't wait to see our boat

this afternoon. >> there is still some acid showing up in crab samples taken along the northern coast. waters from point reyes north are off limits. a fundraising page is set up to save the grave stone of benjamin franklin. his grave is in philadelphia. it recently developed a big crack partly because with of tourists tossing pennies on it. the tradition came about because of his saving a penny saved is a penny earned. a preservation trust was given money to mix the marble but it is $10,000 short so a gofundme has been set up for the repairs. the san francisco choir is changing up the tour. in 20 minutes, why it has to do with the election of donald trump. less, he will be the young left and latino than in his position. up next, gasia will talk live

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>> next month the city of berkeley will be under new leadership. the youngest and first latino mayor. joining us this morning in the studio we welcome berkeley's mayor-elect. thank you for being here this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> you grew up in san francisco partly. now you're in berkeley. everyone is amazed at the fact that you are 32 years old.

but you actually involved in politics much earlier than this. >> yes. nine years old. >> tell me about that. >> at a young age i was concerned about what is happening in the world and developed a social consciousness. at the age of nine years old i was involved in the effort to name a street after my hero, cesar chavez. it has been a life-long effort ever since. >> there have been big changes proposed. you are against highrise buildings. we had a report that said for every one person who comes to california, three people are moving out and the high cost of housing is a reason for that. what about the people who want to live in berkeley but can't afford to. >> it's what i heard from voters. we want to increase density and add more housing but we want to make sure we're get being housing for people who live in berkeley and grew up in berkeley and we have how'sing

that is afford -- housing that is affordable. our teachers, libr. >> dan: rians should be able to live in the city. >> some people say walking out doesn't do anything. you moo need to do something like when you were nine. >> i support that. not only the high school students but college students who are marching in streets in oakland that, we channel that energy, that anger that, concern into something that will change the direction of this country. and i know there's a lot of disenchantment, a lot of concern. and we need to take action so that four years from now we're not in this situation again. >> you got the endorsement of bernie sanders during your campaign. what do you say to people in berkeley who come up to you on the street and say i'm worried. >> i say we need to have hope. after the election, i've had a lot of people who have come up

to me and said your election and the changes in berkeley give us hope that berkeley will continue to lead the way and that we can -- berkeley can provide leadership in changing the direction of the country. berkeley is an international leader. we're not going to get that leadership out of washington. >> your city is several in the bay area without a police chief. how is that search and what do you hope the next police chief will have. >> we have an active chief. we're in search of a new chief. he needs to have the trust of the community. we need to make sure that we have good moral in the department. our police are facing a lot of pressure. we need to make sure that we respect our police and at the same time that we make sure that policing is done with our community's values. >> inside or outside the department? >> right now our acting chief has rose up through the ranks. he is actually a berkeley native.

he has been doing a good job. i think it is preferable that we have a chief inside the department who knows the department, who has worked in the community. i think that provides an important perspective. >> what do you say to the people out there who are unsatisfied with the result of the election that we just had, but i don't know what i can do? i can talk about it, talk to my friends, write on these empathy walls. in terms of concrete action, young people who are not in office can take, what should they do. >> get involved. get politically active. the way that we change government is through political action. i think there are ways that young people can get involved in local government. there are ways that young people can influence elections. i think this is our future. i think it is important that young people get involved and take action. >> and i know there were a number of voter registrations on the berkeley campus. >> there were. i was stunned which the number of young people who voted in the election. it is inspiring. i think that was definitely a

factor in my election to the mayor-ship. >> berkeley an active city and will continue to be. thanks for joining us and congratulations. >> thank you, gasia. >> thank you, mayor. the time is 7:46. let's go to sal. i know you love all things berkeley as well because you went to school there. but you're watching our commute this morning. >> i'm watching berkeley. part of the commute is getting through berkeley, getting to the macarthur maze. here we are more than an hour to drive through. this is because of a bigger than usual bay bridge backup that started with a stalled vehicle a long time ago. it was there for a while. you can see this backup is stretching around the corner. that's why we always show you the bay bridge. do you ever wonder, why are we always showing the bay bridge? if the bay bridge is slow, every other commute in the east bay is affected by this. just a chain reaction. i've been here for too long not to know that anything that happens on the bridge will

affect the entire east bay commute. sometimes as far away as marin county. let's take a look at the east bay commute for people trying to get around it by using the san mateo bridge. it will be slow right from 238. and some people will make the turn here. but if you're driving the other way, heading south, down to fremont, you will see slow traffic there as well. and as we move over to the east shore, i wanted to show you on the road map here how slow it is. it is also very slow on the richmond bridge trying to get over to that area. again, we have a lot of people on the road. not particularly a lot of crashes. but definitely a lot of slow traffic. today's weather is not as foggy though. let's bring steve in. >> thank goodness, sal. >> yes. >> yesterday was tough. we have a little low clouds and fog but there is enough of a breeze stirring things up. a few breaks in the clouds.

it looks out towards concord and pleasant hill and where you are as well that. is a big increase in the low cloud deck. chloe, 53 and cloudy up in clearlake. cooler today. 58 to 60. i have a good authority from doug that there is drizzle in kelseyville. you have done well with that picture. we like that one. our system is hanging on here. it is slowing down a little bit but it has brought light rain drizzle mendocino county and lake county. i think it will make it to sonoma county and marin county and napa later. but it is more overnight and into tomorrow. the key with the system, it will start a pronounced cooling trend. all week long, for the beginning of the month it has been east and east. now it is southeast. more of an on shore breeze. the delta breeze that i usually don't show this time of year because it is nonexistent has ramped up to 22 miles per hour.

even vacaville. so the delta breeze is in full force. that will usher in a different pattern here. upper 50s for some. sfo is in there, fremont. 56 fairfield. everybody is pretty close here. menlo park 52. stanford is in there. usually there's a difference but not in this pattern. pacifica at 56 degrees. more of an on shore breeze. mild system for tomorrow. then snow levels will drop. there might be some up towards shasta. light rain in redding and ukiah. the rainfall is not much. the focus then goes on the weekend. there are many signs that a very wet pattern could establish itself. look what happens by sunday. this is the one forecast model that we have been banking on. it is called the gfs. it is very wet.

we will see if it continues to hold. the other forecast models that are drier are now leaning that direction. rain to the north. it will eventually make it later this afternoon and tonight. it's a weak system but give us a cooler pattern. 60s on the temperatures and it cools down in the santa clara valley as the 70sand 80s are gone. cooler and breezy on wednesday. thursday morning will be quite cold. sunny and nice friday. and then it looks like rain north on saturday and everybody on sunday. >> here it comes. thank you, steve. >> you're welcome. paying more to go to college. the new rate hike that may be coming to the uc and cal state campuses. plus, if you want extra cash for the holidays, you're in luck. the long list of retailers who want to hire people for the holidays.

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>> welcome back to mornings on 2. who is hiring and which local company is in trouble over postings during the elections? pam cook back in the studio with me with this morning's money business. >> we have been talking about facebook during the election process and the postings there. we will talk about that in a second. first i want to check in on the numbers. ringing the opening bell this morning, lamb weston holdings. lamb weston one of the largest frozen potato companies. checking in on the numbers

really quickly. a mixed picture. the dow is actually down a little bit. the nasdaq posting gains after losing some over the past week. it is now up three quarters of a percent. the seasonal hiring season is in full swing. analysts say if you need a job, you can find one just about everywhere. amazon is hiring 120,000 temps. many of those jobs are in warehouse operations but also customer relations. in retail, macy's, wal-mart, target, kohl's and jc penney are hiring. 150,000 jobs up for grabs. ups and the postal service have to get the packages everywhere. according to zip rerecruit -- ziprecruder.com it is as easy as going online. >> it doesn't matter if it's a

large enterprise or a small or medium business. those jobs get the same visibility online. >> now, the projection is that many employers will keep seasonal workers on for permanent jobs. it is in response to several phony stories about this year's presidential race in particular. just three days ago, google's search engine post aid boeing -- posted a bogus story about donald trump winning the popular vote. hillary clinton won the popular vote. some stories may have likely swayed the race for the white house. back to the potato business, the company ringing the opening bell today. dr. oz has a show about how diet plays a role in your skinny elasticity. potatoes are a good carb but you have to keep the skin on.

good news for those who like potatoes. >> i'm glad to hear that. gwenifill died of cancer yesterday. she died surrounded by family and twins. she worked at the "washington post," the new york times, nbc news and pbs. she also moderated one of this year's democratic primary debates. she was diagnosed with uterine cancer late last year. a wonderful lady. she was 61 years old. now time to check in with mike and gasia. >> thank you, dave. president obama in athens, greece this morning and world leaders are listening closely. what the president is saying about president-elect donald trump at the first stop of his six-day overseas trip. the trump transition marchs on. more possible names for the

trump cabinet. i'm doug luzader in washington. we will have some of those names coming up. it is slow. the bay bridge started it this morning and now the east bay has a bunch of slow traffic on 80, leading up to the macarthur maze. a lot of low clouds too. it will be a cooler pattern for sure. rain up north. we will see if it makes it this far south. but get ready for the 60s instead of the 70 degree temperatures.

>> more than a thousand people gathered in front of san francisco city hall protesting the final phase of construction of an oil pipeline in north dakota. how long the demonstrators plan to be here and where they plan

to head next after gathering at city hall. the trump administration, what will it look like on january 20th. the names for the possible cabinet. mornings on 2 continues now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> and good morning, welcome back to mornings on 2. it is tuesday, november 15th. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian. today might be the day to bring a jacket. steve, for sure we will need the jacket as the week goes on. >> tomorrow for sure. you will notice that. no doubt about it, mike and gasia. there will be sun breaks. but the fog down on the deck from yesterday has been stirred up a little bit. it will be cooler today. the breeze has also kicked in. that's a far cry from anything that we've had on lately. it is more out of the west and south. plenty more low clouds from this front giving light rain up to mendocino county and lake

county. it is marching to the north bay. napa will get in on light rain. it is not a strong system. it has turned more of a breeze on shore than off shore. the delta breeze has not been this strong for a long time. 50s and 60s, a mild pattern. look for cooling to continue here. low clouds, cool and breezy. light rain to the north. dropping into parts of the north bay later tonight and tomorrow. near average temps now. we have been above for a long time. this are about right. 63 to 67 degrees. 8:01. things better right now, sal? >> we have a lot of slow traffic, steve. this morning we had a little incident on the bay bridge. it was minor in my opinion. a stalled car. it was there for a while. the metering lights came on early and we have not looked back since. on the east shore freeway, it is taking more than an hour. almost up to 90 minutes what it

takes to drive the carquinez bridge to the macarthur bridge. without a lot of traffic, it takes 20 minutes to do this drive. right now it is taking an hour and a half. when you get to the bay bridge, you have to wait another 25 minutes to do that. the drive from vallejo, if you were to get in your car and drive from vallejo to san francisco, it could take you almost two hours to get there. that's just ridiculous really. i cannot fathom. but that's what a lot of people have to do. here is a look at 880 from hayward to fremont. slow traffic. and slow traffic on the san mateo and dunbarton bridge. the traffic will be busy. 280 is a desent alternate to one -- decent alternate to the 101 this morning. 8:02. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. happening right now, a protest underway in san

francisco against a pipeline project in the midwest. >> the demonstration began 90 minutes ago. still going strong. allie rasmus is live with the complaint from the demonstrators this morning. allie. >> reporter: gasia and mike, this is one of two hundred demonstrations across the country. you can see behind me there is quite a turnout. there are about a thousand if not more folks gathered in front of san francisco city hall. a lot of them have their signs out in the distance and carrying their signs with them. they are preparing to march from here about half an hour from now over to the army corps of engineers office on market street. the protesters are standing in solidarity with the tribe in north dakota. they are opposed to the construction of a 1200 mile pipeline that is going to be transporting half a million barrels of crude oil from north dakota to illinois. let's show you the video from inside the crowd here.

right now people are hearing from several speakers, addressing the demonstrators before they will start walking a short distance away, a couple blocks away from where at civic center plaza. i have one of the demonstrators from oakland. your name is phoenix. why did you feel it was important to be here this morning. this is a pipeline many miles from here. why is it pertinent to us in the bay area. >> the water is life. we need the rivers and the lakes and the oceans to provide the water to nourish us so we can drink it. our children need the water. our families need the water. our communities need the water. >> that is part of the issue here with the tribe that is protesting the construction of this pipeline. they are concerned, the native- americans tribe, is concerned that the final phase of construction is supposed to happen on tribal lands that

cross the river into the a reservoir there. they are afraid that could contaminate the water supply for the tribes out there. we are out in front of san francisco city hall. a lot of the signs make reference to the water issues and water safety. that's why they will be walking to the army corps of engineers. they are in charge of the final construction of the pipeline going through. demonstrators hope that by being out there, they can put pressure by that agency and the obama administration to not provide the permit to construct the pipeline over the water ways. >> thank you, allie rasmus. president obama is in athens, greece. the first stop of his last international trip as president. the president had a meeting with the prime minister of greece earlier this morning. the two men just wrapped up a news conference. president obama was asked by a reporter if he feels responsible for the election of donald trump as the next president of the united states?

>> pretty healthy majority of the american people agree with me on a whole bunch of things. i know that begs the question, well, how is it that somebody who appears to have a very different world view just got elected? as i said, sometimes people just feel as if we want to try something to see if we can shake things up. >> president obama is working to reassure foreign leaders the united states won't abandon its partnerships and alliance obligations despite trump's tough campaign rhetoric. we have information about some possible pending appointments to the incoming trump administration. the president-elect and his team are working to fill thousands of positions just as president obama is offering some advice to his successor. doug luzader has more from washington. >> reporter: we have seen just two official hires so far. but the trump team seems poised

to make a slew of announcements later this week. what will the white house look like next year? it's all taking shape inside trump tower in new york where president-elect donald trump, vice president-elect mike pence and others will meet to put together their team. steve bannon will be chief strategist and reince priebus will be the chief of staff. john bolton is on the list. or rudy giuliani who deflected a bit last night. >> john would be a very good choice. is there anybody better. >> maybe me. i don't know. >> alabama senator jeff sessions could become secretary of defense. he was a trump supporter almost from the get-go. or perhaps it could go to new hampshire senator kelly ayat who just lost her re-election bid. who will stand behind this podium as press secretary? that could be campaign manager callie an conway or laura

ingraham. >> i think people are getting far ahead of the narrative. >> reporter: maybe. but president obama wouldn't bite yesterday when asked about recent trump appointments. >> i think it will be important for him to -- for him to have the room, to staff up, to figure out what his priorities are, to be able to distinguish between what he was campaigning on and what is practical, what he can actually achieve. >> reporter: the trump team is certainly in a rush to start filling some of these positions. and some of these posts, especially cabinet secretaries, require senate confirmation. and that takes some time to prepare for. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. new this morning, speaker of the house paul ryan and several other leaders of the republican finished a news conference in washington d.c. he discussed the results of the election and how the republican party will operate going forward. >> we are on the same page with our president-elect. i talk with donald trump virtually every day. i spoke with mike pence this

morning. we are on the same page and working hand in glove and we will make sure that it is a successful administration. we will make sure that the invoices of the american people are acted upon. >> speaker ryan also said something that he shares with the president-elect is a need for more jobs and he is confident that, quote, we are going to have a unified government. the world famous san francisco gay men's chorus has announced a special tour in response to the presidential election. ♪[music] >> the chorus will visit southern states that overwhelming voted for donald trump. the aim is to change people's minds through music. the group is reaching out to lgbt communities there who feel more discriminated under a trump administration. the building bridges tour begins in the summer of 2018. packing up and moving out. in 20 minutes, the reason that so many people are deciding to

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healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >> the weekend murder of a sheriff's deputy is hitting the community hard. deputy dennis wallace was hot and killed in fox grove park after responding to a call of a suspicious vehicle. he was very active in the

community and with the schools. a number of homes in the area have blue lights on in honor of him. one woman has had dozens of volunteers at her homemaking more than 2200 blue bows by hand for schools, trees and lamp posts in the area. >> it is not just a guy wearing a badge being a jerk writing you a ticket. but it is a guy who people actually really love. and we really loved dennis. and our hearts are going to break for a really, really long time. >> the volunteers say they have bought up just about all of the blue ribbon in the county. now blue ribbon donations have come in from the bay area. $50,000 reward is being offered to solve the killing of a prominent bay area attorney. an anonymous donor has put up award. he was killed last month on the front porch of his el cerrito house. police say they don't know a

motive in the crime but are checking surveillance video. he was a partner in a san francisco law firm. fremont police say a gun battle injured one man involved in a gun shooting. it happened near 680. officers say at least two people wearing masks tried to break in and started shooting. people inside returned fire. a stray bullet hearted a car window. police were not aware what happened until a man showed up at san leandro hospital with a bullet wound. >> this is one of my biggest fears, that my neighbor would have a grow house and somebody would attempt to rob it and there's a shooting. >> police found a sophisticated marijuana operation with more than 460 plants inside of that home. investigators say the man who was shot was renting the home and was growing the marijuana. both the robbers and the other people at the house got away.

uc berkeley events are protesting today against a professor accused of sexual harassment. an investigation found that the architecture professor placed his hand on a student's thigh in 2013 and was apparently grooming her to become a sense you'll partner. the 61-year-old professor denies the allegation and says he feels victimized. students are demanding his immediate suspension. and both the university of california and california state university are considering tuition hikes. if they go forward with the plans it would be the first increase in tuition in six years for either schools. uc schools could raise tuition by about $280 a year. that would be covered by financial aid for most students.

they're expected to do all of that with a smaller share of state tax dollars hand in the past. gasia, you know me. i like to be on time. >> yes. >> today i was not. >> why. >> sal, it's amazeingwhat a stall -- amazing what a stall can do on all of the traffics. >> people say it is all connected. everything is connected to the bay bridge. even if you're not -- i know you don't go to the bay bridge. >> right. the lower east shore. >> yeah that. is affecting the east shore freeway. i'll show you how long it will take you. and you -- you may want to look away. 73 minutes to go from the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze. a little better than a little while ago. that was at 86 minutes. that does not count the time that you will start waiting at the bay bridge. when you get to where 580 and 880 meet, we call that the macarthur maze. look at the bay bridge. we can look at it from the

camera. this will add 25 minutes. almost two hours to drive from, let's say, vallejo out to san francisco. that's why a lot of people use the ferry or take bart. they don't want to sit in it. bart trains are crowded too. it really is -- i guess it's a sign of a robust economy. i guess we shouldn't complain. but it is what it is. this is 101. slow traffic in san mateo due to earlier programs. heading from redwood down to the silicon valley, everything is jammed. 8:17 let's go to steve where it is not as foggy as yesterday. >> that is for sure, sal. that makes a difference. some low clouds around. some pockets of fog. higher elevations more so than yesterday. it was right down on the deck. tough for some. low cloud deck and sun breaking through. we get more of the westerly and

southerly breeze. that is a change from the northerly and easterly breeze we had earlier in the month. the cold air will arrive tomorrow morning. that will send our temperatures down even more so than today. 64 in santa rosa after the 73 yesterday. down from 78 for san francisco. 70 to 64 in san jose. in san francisco, where you should be for the high this time of year. but the low, 59. you should be at 50. 44 way back in 1880 the record low. again, this is a weak system. but it continues to slide southward. it will enhance the rainfall rates. not a lot but sonoma county getting into the mix here. also lake county. some up in mendocino county. not a lot. the breeze on shore is the big story as we see the temperatures slide from the upper 70s into the 60s now. yet because of the southerly

breeze and clouds, we have mild lows. 59 in san jose. 54 in concord. 53 santa rosa. we had a few 40s for a while. now it is all 50s in northwest nap a it makes sense. you get the breeze and the cloud cover. 55 up in windsor. 54 truckee. this is not a cold system. tomorrow it will sweep through. isolated snow showers up in the mountains tomorrow. not today. i will draw your attention to the coolest air in a while. that is object its way by -- that is on its way by wednesday. very light rain southward. the big key is this weekend. it looks like heavy rain totals are on the way for the weekend. uncertainty on that. but it looks like rain will make it. a mix of sun and clouds here.

rain to the north by this evening. tonight it will make it into parts of marin county and napa weather-- county. the cooler weather is here. it ends tomorrow. cooler and breezy. thursday morning, colder. then this weekend we will have more rain. >> thank you, steve. >> you're welcome. let's talk about the super moon. so many people are amazed by it. take a look at the pictures from our viewers taken last night. you see the super moon looking up from the horizon. get your good look now. the next super moon won't happen until the year 2034. >> that has inspired our question of the day. what changes do you hope to see in the world by then? we're already getting a lot of responses. one facebook user says i hope peace and no walls around the world. i see a cure for cancer, diabetes subpoena some of the horrible diseases. love, love, love. we are all one people.

a user on twitter says we are see the earth from the moon. lol. let us know what you think by posting on our facebook or tweet us using the #ktvu. up next, who people's magazine vote the as this year's sexiest man alive.

>> well, it's been a week since the election. san francisco still has nearly 100,000 ballots to be counted. the elections department report

that's tabulations are taking time because of the long ballot this year. there are approximately 93,000 ballot that's still need to be processed. most are mail-in votes. officials expect it will likely take another week to finish the count. the result of any city race or measure not expected to change. there is question about the state senate battle between weaner and kim. weiner leads 52.2% to 47.7%. he still has not claimed victory. if you're planning to travel during the upcoming thanksgiving holiday, you will have plenty of company. according to aaa, nearly 49 million people will take to the highways, skies and seas. that's one million more than last year. it also marks the eighth year in a row that thanksgiving travel has increased. researchers say it is likely due to a boost in consumer confidence. it starts next wednesday and lasts through sunday. 89% of people will be driving

to their destinations on thanksgiving. others will fly, take a bus or set off on a cruise. lyft is replacing its iconic logo of the mustache with the light-up beacons. they will be on the dashboard of a lyft car on january 31st. the beacons can communicate with cell phones using bluetooth technology. clay thompson's name has surfaced in trade rumors. but he is not likely to be leaving any time soon. the latest rumors spread yesterday when the former coach brought it up on a radio show. he heard that the warriors may be willing to farther with thompson. he later tweeted that none of his sources had told him anything. just something that he read on the internet. >> i think our guys know that

that stuff is, you know, almost always just bs. you know, so if that became a story, yeah, i would probably talk to clay. i didn't know it was a story until just now. >> the warriors are on a four- game winning streak. they start a four-game road trip in toronto tomorrow. people magazine just named the sexiest man alive. and the honor goes to dwyane "the rock" johnson. they say he is sweet, smart and sculpted. he was also named one of the highest paid actors bringing in $64 million between 2015 and 2016. crab season is here. the big change that crabbers are already noticing and where they still can't go. a new report out says an increasing number of californians are moving out of state. we will tell you where they are

going and what is behind the trend. still a lot of slow traffic out there. it is not improving a lot. hate to say it. westbound 92 is slow over to the peninsula. yesterday san mateo bridge was socked in with fog. the low cloud deck has lifted. a mix of sun and clouds but a cooler forecast for the next few days.

>> 8:29. welcome back to mornings on 2 this tuesday morning, november 15th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good morning. i'm mike mibach. let's bring in steve paulson for a look at the forecast. >> a low cloud deck. light rain will make it. a little bit up in mendocino

county and lake county. a mix of sun and clouds. some of the cooler air has made it to the higher elevations. it has been very warm up there. that is all changing. that will translate into a cooler forecast. very light rain. the front is holding together. eventually by later this afternoon and evening, it will make it to areas in the north bay. south of the golden gate, there won't be much left. not as much in the way of any fog. it has lifted. upper 50s for some. mid-50s for others. mild conditions here in advance of this system. it is not that strong. but there is your cold air. it's been a long time since we had some sweep through. that will be here tomorrow. mix of sun and low clouds. rain to the north. not a lot. just a little bit. cooler for all as we see more 60s now on the temperatures. all right. at 8:30, we had an issue on the bay bridge earlier. anything now? >> no. there is nothing there now. >> okay. >> what happened was the bay

bridge metering lights came on at 5:30. then there was a bigger back up. now a bigger backup now. the backup from the maze is only 25 minutes. the 80 has taken a beating. 580 is slow out of the lake shore curve. and 880 is slow coming up to where you split off to the bay bridge. we have a big backup here. it is finally improving but it will be a while. let's go to san francisco where northbound 101 is okay. it is a little slow from 280 to cesar chavez. southbound 101 is also bunching up down to the southern part of san francisco. the silicon valley commute has been very slow. in fact i can tell you by looking at the deep red that the speeds are down to about 15 miles per hour. if you're driving your car to your job ein the valley -- job in the valley, allow for a little extra time today, more than normal. now back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. here is a check of the top stories this morning. live pictures coming out of san

francisco. there is a protest at city hall against a controversial oil pipeline that would pass through a native-americans reservation in north dakota. this is one of more than 200 protests across the country. it goes from north dakota to illinois. the obama administration is withholding a final permit as officials examine concerns that the pipeline will damage sacred tribal sites and water ways of the indian reservation. you can see the protesters in the city on the move through the city street. president obama is in athens, greece today. at a news conference this morning, he was asked to explain the election of donald trump. president obama said trump was able to tap into a troubling strain of rhetoric playing on american's fears of globization. president-elect donald trump is meeting with vice president- elect mike pence at his home in

new york city today discussing possible appointments to fill out the cabinet. rudy giuliani is the favorite to serve as secretary of state. and there is also a report this morning that former republican presidential candidate ben carson turned down an offer to certain on the cabinet as either secretary of education or secretary of health and human services. a woman from the east bay took part in a protest against donald trump last week in oakland is accusing police of not helping her when she was injured in the chaos. alexis was marching at broadway when police deployed tear gas around the crowd. while running, hornbeck says something on the ground kicked up and hit her in the face, actually knocked her to the ground. other protesters helped her to the end of the street. >> i started bleeding everywhere. i couldn't see because i bled over my eyelids. all of the blood was making it so i couldn't see anything.

the police saw me covered in blood and people trying to help me but they didn't do or say anything. >> oakland police say if officers saw her injured, the priority would be to offer her help and they add that medic stations were standing by around the protests. investigators want to talk to her to see where her story fits in with footage of the protest. the report says the crimes against muslim jumped 67%. donald trump's call for a ban on muslims in the united states played a role in the increase. the total number of hate crimes in the u.s. went up 7% last year. the san jose city council will discuss when the september eshould raise the minimum wage. both would increase the minimum wage to $15 by the year 2019.

now, one would have the pay raise in january of that year. the other in july. according to the mercury news, supporters of the january raise say that would match the timetable set by other cities in santa clara county. supporters of the july raise told the paper an earlier raise could hurt businesses dealing with tax hikes and city administrators want to delay it until 2020. the high cost of living in the bay area has people thinking about moving. janine de la vega joins us live from san jose. there is a new report showing more and more people are making the big move out of state. >> reporter: they are. people are cashing out, they're moving out of state. they're saying that the traffic here is getting worse and they can't sustain the high cost of living. core logic, which is a firm that does track some real estate data found that for every home buyer coming into california, there are three that are selling their homes. california had the largest

number of people migrate being out of the state in 2015. many who have moved are headed to washington, oregon, arizona, nevada and texas. research shows that californians are selling high and buying lower priced homes out of state that are roomier. we spoke to a local homeowner who has been looking to move to colorado or north carolina. >> the house in my neighborhood, you know my neighborhood that used to sell for $350,000, we had a house post for 1.8 million dollars two days ago. there is no reason. the jobs computer support the cost to live here. ere. >> reporter: the booming job market and economy in the golden state is still attracting people to california. in turn it is pushing out lower and middle income workers. and some are observing the market while home prices and rent have continued to rise. people are wondering just how

long this cooldown is going to last. mike. >> thank you, janine de la vega. happening today, san francisco supervisors will debate new limits for short term rentals. this comes after airbnb decided to end its fight with the city. airbnb will give the city information about the clients as part of a mandatory registration system and will limit the number of days that an airbnb landlord can rent out a home. san francisco supervisors will shorten it to no more than 60 days a year. i believe we have new video from fisherman's wharf showing the excitement for this crab cash this year. after a disastrous season last season that did not start until march. there was a huge algae bloom that contaminated the crabs

that was toxic and crab season started five months late. >> it is great that they can get out on time and get us our thanksgiving crabs. i can't wait to see our boats this morning. >> there is some acid showing up along the northern coast in the crabs. at last for now crab fishing is banned from the north coastline. traffic headaches for drivers in the heart of san francisco. up next, the changes happening on van ness avenue, creating confusion and delays. speaking of traffic headaches, i think we have a fair amount of those this morning. as you look at all of the east bay commutes, they're jam packed getting from point a to point b. we will tell you what the worst ones are straight ahead. finally a cooler pattern. above average for the temperatures for a long time. rain is trying to make it into the north bay.

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>> the time is 8:41. the san jose police officers associations are hoping to find a man who shot at two police officers sunday night. $10,000 for information about the gunman in the shooting that

happened. the officers say they were walking streets in east san jose. the men left and one turned around and fired several shots at the officers. no one was hit and police did not shoot back. >> we have had an absolute breakdown in society when a subject feels it is okay to point a firearm and ultimately try to kill a police officer. we are not going to stand for this anymore. we are drawing the line in the sand and this will stop now. >> san jose's police chief is promising to make the neighborhood safe. a gang unit was back in the area last night. the oakland city council agreed to consider changes to the way it permits the sale of medical marijuana. businesses would no longer have to hand over 25% of their profits to the city but they would be required to pay back taxes and fines of $10,000 a day for operating without a

license. the city council also agreed to set aside half of the permits to people who have been convicted of marijuana crimes or live in an area with a high number of marijuana arrests. supporters say the newer rules would help create new opportunities for whose lives have been impacted by drugs. >> helping people who were victims of the war on drugs get clearance to get jobs. helping hard hit neighborhoods with issues like job access programs and blight removal. >> critics say the program is too restrictive. a vote is not expected until january. the rules only apply to medical marijuana but may serve as a template for recreational marijuana. the city of berkeley will be under new leadership. the city's youngest and first latino mayor. i hope you were with us when he

joined us in studio. he is 32 years old. he encouraged young people who might be disappointed in the recent presidential election to do the same. >> there are ways that young people can get involved in local government and influence elections. and i think this is our future and it is month not that young people get involved and take action. >> he also told us that creating affordable housing is a top priority for his office. we asked him about the city's search for a new police chief. he hopes for a person who can improve community relations, bring up moral in the department and he would prefer to see a permanent chief named from within the department. a traffic alert for people driving through san francisco. tonight van ness will go from three lanes to two lanes in each direction. the project began last friday. it created delays and confusion

during monday's commute. this project includes bus lanes down the center of van ness and the replacement of aging sewer and water lines. >> it feels like what they're trying to do is force people out of their cars and take mass transit, sal. >> when the bus lanes are there, it will be easy for you to hop up on a bus, go up to the bus island and zoom down and bypass all of the cars. >> what about all of the people living on franklin. >> everybody is going to use flank lynn. mike, you grew up in the city. people don't use van ness. they use franklin and gulf. we will let you know of any developments including the slow traffic there. let's go to the freeways. we have a stalled bus 880 past the 66 exit. just out of our camera view. you can see how bad the traffic is. it is backed up even longer than usual going down to san

leandro. that is something that i would use 580 as an alternate because 580 is slow. yes, it is. but it is not affected by a stalled bus. let's move along to the bay bridge toll plaza. it has been a slow backup this morning. that has affected the entire east bay commute including 880 and 580. in the east bay, we have 580 at this point might be better than 880 because of that stalled bus. it is slow nevertheless from about the oakland zoo area up to the lake shore curve. 580 at 13 is also slow. a lot of slow traffic in the east bay. at 8:46 let's bring in steve with the weather. >> thank you, sal. a change in the pattern. it has been a long stretch of dry weather and above normal temperatures. a mix of sun and clouds this morning. the low clouds will work their way and in the temperatures are coming down. it is a little more southerly breeze now or west/southwest. mostly cloudy for a few.

a front on the way has produced very light rain. the key will be the bringing in of cool air later tonight and tomorrow. this system so far light rain, mendocino county and lake county getting in on the mix. there's not a lot here. by the time the system arrives for many south, it will fall apart. a little bit of a puff of a breeze. oakland and concord, they're all out of the east, northeast for the last couple of weeks. on the mild side. oakland is in there. san jose with a balmy 61 due to the southerly breeze. 1 to 7 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. livermore plus 7. mountain view plus 5. if it is warmer, it is. 54 warm degrees in truckee. the same as ukiah. the reason being, they're getting a strong southerly wind in advance of the system. tomorrow, that's a lot of cold air. we haven't seen that in a long time. the system will give us mostly

cloudy to cloudy skies in the north bay. a mix of sun and clouds for the bay. then the clouds increase later on. there will be rain to the north. 60s on the temperature there. not the upper 70s to 80s. those are disappearing. we will have nice weather this morning and cloud it up by tonight. light rain north bay. cooler and breezy on wednesday. brisk on thursday. nice on friday. we will fine-tune as we get closer to there. >> thank you, steve. >> you're welcome. trading is officially underway on wall street at 8:48. looking at the opening bell that happened at 6:30 this morning. trading has been underway for two hours now. markets appear to be mixed. while the dow jones is down by 57 points. the s&p is up by one quarter of a percent. nasdaq up by almost 40 points, gaining three quarters of 1%.

getting paid to capture news on your phone. up next, the changes you might notice to the fresco app.

>> getting paid to capture news on your phone. the fresco app has been growing in popularity across the bay area and the country? joining us now is the ceo john meyer to talk about how the app is doing and the changes that you might notice if you have it. welcome back. >> thank you. it's nice to be back. >> it has been a busy 2016 for you. tell us, we have seen it in the bay area we're users. we have people using it. we're buying their footage. what are you seeing across the country? >> well, first of all, it's a pretty crazy period now as you would expect with a lot of the protests going on. but up until, you know, now, since we launched our first station in march, we have gone

from literally zero to over 100,000 of these citizen journalists or users on the nap. >> this is just a map of the bay area. >> in the bay area, it has grown a lot. of this group, we have a smaller group that is extremely committed. that are using it pretty much every day. going out and finding stories or responding to your assignments. that has been one of the most exciting things. these committed groups start popping up. and the market that we're in, such as the bay area. >> a lot of people know they're at the scene of a huge fire across the street. that is given. you also want to make the point that community events can be popular. i know we bought several pictures and videos from viewers. of. i'm at a cool track and boat festival. this appears to be a crime scene. sometimes it doesn't have to be breaking news. >> right. again, the thing that we really push like crazy for is to make fresco a healthy extension of,

you know, your normal coverage. so allowing you to cover things that you normally might not be able to. such as these great positive community events. they may be really great to watch. we now see a pretty even split at this point between fresco being used for these great community events and also breaking news, like what you're seeing now. >> john, you mentioned the protests across the country. here down in san jose we saw a protest recently. we didn't even put out the assignment. but people were posting the still photos. we might as well purchase it. are you seeing that in other pockets of the country, people not even waiting for the assignments. >> yeah. it has only been since march that we had this going. but as time as gone by, that sort of idea of oh, okay, i'm now empowered to go out and, you know, be able to cover

something on my own knowing that it will be seen or used by you guys. that is the message that we have tried to push out there. we are starting to see it now where you guys in the morning can go see all of these great organic submission that's have come in over the last few hours. >> i have to mention that our viewers like getting paid. $20 for a still. $50 for a video. >> is there any talk about the pay structure. >> we try to keep it simple. not having any sort of variable pricing yet. for the most part, it is really what we found -- it is enough to get somebody to the scene if they're not there yet. and also enough to keep these people coming back to make sure that we're retaining all of them with you guys. >> congrats again. it is available again on android. >> yeah. it is on android and ios. we have great features in the app that let you know if you're shaking your device or panning

too quickly. we really try to -- as best as possible, we try to increase the quality. >> good. >> and, yeah, it's -- it's available in the app store. >> jeff meyer, fresco ceo. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. >> we will be right back.

>> people are being evacuated in a new zealand coastal town stranded by yesterday's deadly earthquake. helicopters from the military are arriving this morning. a war ship is being diverted to help with the evacuation efforts. the magnitude 7.8 earthquake hit yesterday morning. two people were killed and it triggered a small tsunami. police in san francisco are searching for a driver who deliberately hit a woman with a car after the argument. the woman suffered life- threatening injuries. it happened right after 4:30 a.m. on saturday.

the woman was in an argument with the suspect on mission. the woman made a u-turn and hit the woman after she stepped out on to the street. a man killed when a suv crashed into a san jose credit union has been identified. the suv crashed into the credit union on kirtner. he was painting inside. another construction was hurt. no one was cited or arrested. 21-year-old francis claude was booked into jail yesterday on suspicion of second degree murder. he was arrested in october during a traffic stop in union city and extradited to arizona. his father was shot multiple times. his body was found in brush

near where a witness saw him camping the night before he was killed. a fundraising page has been set up to save benjamin franklin's grave stone. it developed a large crack because of tourists tossing pennies on to it. his famous saying is a penny saved is a penny earned. a gofundme page has been set up to pay for repairs. the san jose city council is expected to approve a settlement between the city and a developer. the sharks sued in june to stop the retail tower that would remove more than 800 parking spots near the center. the company said that the city rushed approval of the project without fully studying the environmental impact. the developer paid 58 and a half million dollars for the site. according to the news group, the developer will pay the city $4 million. the sharks will drop the lawsuit and the money will be

used it acquire other properties for public parking to replace the spots that will be lost. giuliani, gingrich and christie a number of the names being thrown around in the trump administration. did you harass in woman? >> no, i did not. >> to your knowledge, did anyone else ma lass this woman. >> no. >> 2 investigates harassment claims within a san francisco fire department fire house. he is a veteran of two space shuttle flights and the first person to tweet from space. ♪[music] >> always a pleasure to say hello to san jose international on this overcast tuesday. hopefully all of the flights are on time as folks head in and out of the south bay. as for the roadways, it has been a very sluggish commute,