to decide what to do next after the temporary permit for the teepee they had erected was revoked on monday. police moved in around 11:30. there had been several confrontations with police since this teepee was erected in late october. an officer was injured on friday during one confrontation. there was a fire set on tuesday. the teepee was to serve as a reminder of the month-long occupation last fall. but the teepee could only stand between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. and could not store any personal belongings. the protestors were also not allowed to distribute food. but they say that was part of the point of their occupation. here's what they had to say this morning. >> but i mean, we are anot going anywhere. this is the kun -- the country is not working right now. a lot of us voted for obama and it's a corrupt broken system. we are trying to fix it nonviolently. >> reporter: and these protestors say again they are planning on meeting at 2 p.m. they have a lawyer who says he is planning to file a lawsuit to protect the teepee in the future. he said you don't need a permit to exercise first amendment rights. >> did these folks go to bed at all? usually we're live at 5:00 in months gone by and everyone is asleep. it seems like everyone is up at this hour. >> reporter: yeah. it seems like there's maybe a dozen or two people standing around here that don't quite know where to go. san francisco police have decided to back off instead of going after the burglary suspect who ended up on a 200- foot cliff. an apartment building manager chased the suspect who hopped over a wall tuesday evening and hid out on telegraph hill. he has been there for almost 36 hours now. officers will still patrol the area just to keep some contact with him. facebook's plans to put thousands of new workers in a new headquarters could run into a legal roadblock. gil diaz now in menlo park to explain what's happening this morning. gil, good morning. >> reporter: hi, frank. good morning. well, city council members in east palo alto may consider suing facebook. this is facebook's new campus at the old sun microsystems campus. now, as you can see, their logo is a big thumbs up. but the city council members in east palo alto giving it a big thumbs down. now, they are worried about facebook's rapid expansion into their neighborhood. the networking site has about 2,000 workers at this location already. but it plans to have over 6,000 by the year 2015. so neighbors are upset about the possible traffic jams and housing shortages and are concerned that facebook won't share the wealth in this struggling community. >> already struggling in this area with housing. wow, it's going to be an impact, that's for sure. >> they should consider other people's, you know, situations and the traffic and what have you before they decide to make this change. >> it's very important to this community that we take those issues seriously. >> reporter: facebook has addressed some of those concerns. it's an offer to limit the number of cars allowed on its parking lots. they will encourage workers to carpool or take mass transit to work. facebook has also offered to help pay for any road or street improvements. the city council in east palo alto will be meeting this morning at 9:00. frank? >> okay, gil diaz live for us down in menlo park. thank you. a marin county man and suspect a third his age are recovering after a shootout yesterday morning. the intruder kicked in the door yesterday and held 90-year-old jay leone at gunpoint while he searched the apartment for valuables. leone grabbed his .38-caliber revolver and shot the suspect three times. leone was shot in the face once. neighbors say they are not surprised leone took action. >> he is a very agile, alert, intelligent 90-year-old. he just turned 90 on december 26 and i think he would be the type of person that would defend his property. >> leone was shot in the cheek. he is supposed to be okay. the suspect drove away shortly after the confrontation but he didn't get far before calling 911 to say he had accidentally shot himself. 5:05. more than two dozen people have been killed in a series of explosions in baghdad. explosions struck two shiite neighborhoods today in baghdad killing 27. today's blast began with a bomb attached to a motorcycle near a bus stop. more than 60 are treated for injuries. this violence is further increasing fears that insurgents are stepping up their attacks after the u.s. completed its troop withdrawal last month. traffic and weather, gianna take it away. >> thank you very much. let's head straight to the bay bridge where we're seeing nice conditions so far this morning. live look at the toll plaza. metering lights remain off and looking good on the upper and lower decks. lower deck there is construction starting at 7 a.m. until at least 1:45 p.m. alternating between the left and right lanes mostly from the skyway on the bridge towards treasure island. so that may cause a backup after 7:00 this morning. so do plan for that. again, that's just affecting the lower deck of the bay bridge. over in napa county we have reports of a problem involving a jackknife big rig blocking airpark road and airport boulevard. no injuries, they are just trying to get a tow to clear it. but lanes are blocked until they wrap that up. that's a look at traffic. here's lawrence with the forecast. >> what a day yesterday. lots of sunshine and temperatures running well above average. you will notice some changes today as high pressure is starting to slide eastward. we'll see more clouds and a sea breeze cooling down temperatures for today. outside now chilly out the door. 40 in concord, 39 in livermore, and chilly 36 with some fog showing up in santa rosa right now. this afternoon, these temperatures still running well above average but cooler than yesterday about 64 degrees in san jose and 65 in santa rosa and 62 in oakland. these next couple of days the temperature will come down a few degrees but by the weekend offshore winds blow again as high pressure builds in and our temperatures are going to warm up through sunday. that's the latest forecast, guys. back to you. >> thank you. 5:07. changes are coming to the u.s. military. how it is expected to save a half a trillion dollars. >> an round 2 of the gop presidential race. the game plan candidates are now mapping out. >> and more growing pains for iphone users. the recurring problem that's keeping them silent. grace and i will be right back. laces? 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mccain for mitt romney the gop nominee in 2008. romney heavily favored in the granite state which of course borders his home state of massachusetts. he owns a home in the granite state, as well. santorum's campaign got another million dollars in donations after his close second place finish in iowa. >> we can move up and show momentum here, too. >> rick perry decided to stay in the race expected to do well in south carolina later this month. he is not campaigning in new hampshire. michele bachmann though who finished sixth in iowa got out of the race yesterday. members of the san jose city council will consider downsizing their own pension plans. this is an ongoing effort to reduce the overall budget deficit. mayor chuck reed and councilman pete constant are behind the proposal which will be considered january 24. pension plans for the mayor and councilmembers are separate from the ones covering most city workers. the plan to reduce those retirement benefits could end up going to a 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oakland police had another showdown with occupiers over in the headlines, oakland police had another showdown with "occupiers" overnight at frank ogawa plaza. several "occupiers" have been arrested. police say they were in violation of their permits. one utah officer is dead and another five injured after an armed man shot them. ogden police say someone opened fire when members of a narcotics strike force were serving a search warrant at a house. and today the east palo alto city council will talk about suing facebook. at issue is the impact on their city from facebook's new headquarters. that's next door in menlo park. we are going to head to the south bay now. we have a photographer standing by along 101 in the san jose area near mckee. starting to see a few more cars on the road but still accident- free as you head through san jose. no major accidents or problems to report. over to our maps. we'll get a live look at conditions on northbound 280 and things are cruising right along through there. no delays in that area. now, later on, though, you might see some delays heading to the tank. the sharks have a game tonight looks like around 7:30 today. that's right sharks versus the blue jackets at 7:30. you might see delays later toward hp pavilion. the rest of the bay area not too bad. we have roadwork on the eastbound side of highway 4 between loveridge and somersville. that should be wrapped up by 5:30 but right now all lanes are blocked there for that roadwork. there are detours in place and you are able to use the on- and off-ramps there to get through the freeway if you are trying to get off at the exit. elsewhere on the westbound side of highway 4, no delays just yet, still clear, hillcrest and loveridge towards itsburg, no snags there and clear towards the eastshore freeway. altamont pass nice ride, 14 minutes westbound 580 as you work your way from 205 to 680. slightly slower speeds as you approach the dublin interchange. and checking our bridges this morning, the golden gate bridge still a nice ride no delays out of marin county heading southbound, northbound clear, as well. 11 minutes from 580 to the golden gate bridge toll plaza and clear in san francisco. same for the bay bridge, everything looking good in both directions. later on, though, on the lower deck we have roadwork scheduled at 7 a.m. around the skyway to treasure island and again that will extend at least until about 1:45 this afternoon. they are alternating between the right and left lanes. peninsula looking good as well and the rest of the bridges no problems. san mateo bridge, benicia bridge and richmond/san rafael bridge. no word of any fog causing any problems either this morning. here's a live look at 880 in both directions. northbound still looks good to the maze and southbound clear heading towards hayward. that's traffic. lawrence, take it away. >> all right, gianna. we have lots of sunshine coming our way again today. we'll notice some changes though as high pressure is headed eastward so we'll see more of a sea breeze today compared to yesterday when we had 60s and 70s showing up around the bay area and northern california. that ridge making its way east. more clouds on the way. we're going to see cooler temperatures to come along with that, as well. out the door today we have a couple of patches of fog, some of that a little thick especially in the north bay valley toward napa and santa rosa. so cooler around the bay area today. still running above the average for this time of year. but it looks like high pressure builds back in and more sunshine toward the weekend. numbers outside right now, we have 40 degrees in concord, 39 in livermore, 44 in san francisco, and 42 degrees in san jose. i think we're looking pretty good around the state, starting out with patchy dense fog in the valleys early on but by the afternoon, hazy sunshine and 64 degrees in sacramento. about 52 lot of clouds toward eureka and high pressure is sliding east, the front moving toward the bay area looks like most of the energy over the top of the ridge so we'll stay dry. no system behind it will -- another system behind it will churn up the waves but no rain. 61 today in san mateo and 57 in half moon bay. east bay 60s in most spots. mid-60s into brentwood and also antioch. inside the bay, though, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. next couple of days a lot of sunshine after patchy fog. temperatures will be cooler but toward the weekend that offshore wind going to blow and looks breezy in the hills and looks like it will crank up the temperatures through sunday, then cool off on monday and tuesday. but you guys wanted an extended range forecast. about the 20th of the month, i think the whole pattern may begin to shift again but that's way, way down the road. >> what day is today? >> i hear february 3rd through the 16th will be nasty, too. my model. >> if it works out. >> what is the normal temperature right now? like the 40s and 50s? >> usually 50s and low 60s so we're well above the averages temperatures 10 to 12 degrees above average for this time offer. >> walking around yesterday everyone was shedding sweaters and jackets because it's so warm. >> i had the sunroof open. >> what are you laughing at? [ laughter ] >> nothing. >> i don't understand. >> it's all visualization. >> all right. >> it's all good. >> thank you. 5:19 now. all right. our tech partners at cnet report there is a new problem with the iphone 4s. it happens when you make a call. the caller's audio drops out sometimes. the person being called can hear the caller often complaining about the dropout. cnet says no one is sure what's wrong and that apple doesn't appear to have it as a top priority. there's an arizona boy had spent part of the holiday break wandering around a strange city. >> he was asleepy boy. he dosed off on a flight to tulsa and woke up in st. louis. there he is. 15-year-old eric settled in on a southwest flight from phoenix, apparently to oklahoma to visit grandma. well, maybe he got a little too comfortable i guess. >> just put my headphones in and fell asleep. >> the child wakes up in st. louis with no family, no money, no cell phone and no help. >> i saw one of the security guys, i talked to him and told him my situation and he said he couldn't do anything. >> note to parents. buy him a cell phone. after nearly 24 hours in st. louis, a good samaritan finally helped him call home. and now his grandmother is calling southwest. they promise to check their policies about children traveling alone. >> the kid is 15? take a little responsibility? he must have been watching a good movie and really slept. >> good headphones. you guys have heard of no parking zone, right? >> one driver taking the cake here. how he ended on top of a roof. how did he get down and what was he wearing? you won't believe what he was wearing when he got out of that car. sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i suppose. now go make your dad and me proud. try something funny. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. get high speed internet for $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one year term. at&t. fresno. a car landed on a car landed on a house! the speeding driver lost typical night of parking for lawrence karnow. [ laughter ] >> a car in fresno landed on a house. the driver lost control, hit the rock, tree stump and then caught some air on the voila, ended up on the roof of a house. the driver ran away. by the way, he was only wearing boxer shorts so there is a story here. a crane got it off the house. we haven't heard from the owner of the house. but i'm sure they weren't thrilled. [ laughter ] wind surfing in winter is common on the california coast. we know that. but you might not expect it though in normally snowy montana. but look at. this some adventurers braving wind surfing on ice on a lake. >> how fast have you got this thing going? >> about 30 miles an hour. >> is that pretty scary. >> yeah. >> man, that looks cold. so one of these guys plans to ride his motorcycle on the ice in the near future. >> not a lot to do in montana? >> go to southern california and try it on the water. >> "the early show" is getting a big makeover and it all starts here next week. >> so even has a new name it's going to be called cbs this morning and we got to speak with some of the new anchors, charlie rose, gayle king and erica hill about their big debut. >> not only is it a great challenge but it's also an opportunity to do things in a unique way because of the coming together of all of us. none of us have done this program as we're going to be doing it because none of us have come together at this moment in what's going to be one exciting year. >> tomorrow hear about their favorite things about the bay area. they say they love the bay area. new show debuts on monday at 7 a.m. right here on cbs 5. >> two ladies, erica actually met her husband here, and gayle king actually grew up here a little bit. i did not know that. went to high school down on the peninsula. so we'll talk about that coming up tomorrow. >> erica couldn't stop talking about liam mayclem. >> she loves liam. >> we all do. 5:26. on to new hampshire. who has the momentum as a gop field starts to shrink. >> a 90-year-old world war ii veteran held at gunpoint in his own home. well, he turned the tables on the robber. we are going to talk about that coming up. and another confrontation between "occupy oakland" protestors and police overnight. we'll tell you what their next step is going to be here in frank ogawa plaza coming up. facebook has a new home but one of its neighbors not too happy about the move. the east palo alto city council meeting today in a closed session. coming up, we'll tell you more about drastic action. your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. friend request rejected. why facebook's new neighbor may be taking the company to court. traffic looking good so far. a complete look at the south bay in a few minutes. >> spring-like temperatures the last couple of days and still dark outside but when the sun comes up it will be looking good. [ laughter ] >> we'll have more coming up. >> think that is a reflection of lawrence? >> that's why we call him mr. segue! good morning, thursday, january 5, and it is still dark outside. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grand jury. it is very early, 5:29. i'm grace lee. we start with tensions at "occupy oakland." >> we have seen it before. "occupiers" regrouping after police in riot gear made several arrests overnight. anne makovec live with how it all started over a teepee. she joins us with more. >> reporter: that teepee had been here at the plaza for several weeks but after a confrontation with police overnight, police confiscated that teepee. see several people were arrested. oakland police won't say how many and there are about a dozen people standing around here trying to figure out what their next move is. they say they are meeting at 2:00 after the temporary permit for the teepee was revoked. police moved into the plaza at 11:30 p.m. last night. there have been some confrontations since the teepee was erected in late october. an officer was injured on friday, hit in the head. the teepee was to serve as a reminder of the month-long occupation at the plaza this past autumn but police say the protestors were not following the conditions of the permit that they issued for the teepee. police said the teepee could only stand between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. and that it could not store personal belongings. the protestors were also not allowed to distribute food from the area. but this morning, the protestors say they didn't break any rules and they are not going anywhere. >> what rules? what rules can properly govern the maintenance of a teepee? it's because we can't have our village anymore. we can't be in snow park. we basically can't be anywhere. >> reporter: lawyers for the protestors say that they don't need a permit to exercise their first amendment rights. the lawyer is planning on filing a lawsuit to protect the teepee here in the plaza. again, the teepee is now in police custody. they are planning on meeting here at 2 p.m. to figure out what's next. frank and grace. >> thank you, anne makovec live for us in oakland. a 90-year-old world war ii vet in marin county fought back when an armed suspect broke into his house. the intruder kicked if the door yesterday morning and held jay leone at gunpoint. but leone, a former fighter pilot, grabbed his .38-caliber revolver and shot the suspect three times. leone himself was shot in the face. he's a very agile, intelligent, alert 90-year-old. he just turned 90 on december 26. i think he would be the type of person that would defense his property. >> -- that would defend his property. >> the suspect drove away but didn't get far before he had to call 911. he said that he had accidentally shot himself. both are recovering in the hospital. we continue follow developments of a real-life cliffhanger. a man suspected of stealing jewelry ended up on a cliff on telegraph hill where he has been for nearly 36 hours. the man has been defiant and police are concerned their presence could cause him to go over the edge, perhaps fall and hurt himself. so they have backed off now. facebook faces the threat of a lawsuit this morning. gil diaz over in menlo park where the social network's new neighbors are not happy about the company's growing expansion. he joins us with more. good morning, gil. >> reporter: hi, frank. good morning. you know, it's always good news when a company expands and facebook has recently moved to the old sun microsystems campus. but that move considered by east palo alto city council not -- bad news. now, they are worried that the move will cause problems like traffic jams and housing wars. 2,000 workers already are at the new campus but facebook plans to hire 1,000 more each year for the next six years. facebook has a gigantic thumbs up symbol at its main entrance. but east palo alto giving the hand gesture for stop. >> facebook is expanding into a campus that's right up against east palo alto's borders so east palo alto is likely to feel the effects of that on traffic and housing and other issues that can impact the community. >> since it's in menlo park, the tax base won't help east palo alto that much. >> reporter: facebook has responded to these concerns and to that possible lawsuit saying it hopes that east palo alto will see the enormous benefits to having a good responsible neighbor like facebook. as for that meeting that the east palo alto city council will be having, it's a closed session at 9:00. back to you, frank. >> all right, gil. thank you very much. gil diaz live for us in menlo park. 5:34. elizabeth on vacation. >> she is hibernating over in the east bay. and gianna is doing yeoman's duty with a little bit of traffic. >> i'm going to hibernate next week when she gets back tomorrow. >> good idea. >> south bay now, along 101, northbound 280, everything is in the green. that means speeds about 40 miles per hour. this is a live look at northbound 280. traffic cruising along so no major snags in the south bay. later on the puck drops at 7:30 as the sharks take on the blue jackets at the tank. so plan for that through the area this evening. milpitas 880/237 connector so far, so good an easy seven minutes through there. airpark road at airport boulevard up in napa county, we are dealing with a broken-down big rig in lanes. a tow truck is trying to get the jackknifed truck out of lanes. hopefully not too much of a problem and they will clear it soon. here's lawrence. high pressure sliding eastward, spring-like temperatures the last couple of days, it will cool down as that ridge continues to move east and clouds move off the ocean to cool us down. so we're going to see some patchy fog at the coast. we're seeing some of that right now. temperatures cool in spots, chilly towards santa rosa, some ground fog there as well at 36 degrees. 44 in san francisco. 40 in concord. and 39 degrees in livermore. by this afternoon, plenty of sunshine coming our way. temperatures again well above the average in the 50s and 60s although cooler than yesterday. looks like cooler temperatures over the next couple of days here in the bay area but over the weekend here's the good news. that ridge builds in. offshore winds likely to bring breezes over the mountaintops. warmer temperatures through sunday, cooling in the beginning of next week. that's a look at weather, guys. back to you. 5:36 now. rick santorum's campaign may be picking up steam but mitt romney is clearly the republican to beat with the new hampshire presidential primary five days away. romney's fresh off a narrow victory in iowa. yesterday in new hampshire, he got the endorsement from arizona senator john mccain, the gop nominee in 2008. romney is heavily favored in the granite state which borders his own home state of massachusetts. santorum's campaign got another million dollars in donations this after his very close second place finish in iowa. >> we can move up and show momentum here too. >> rick perry decided to stay in the race expecting to do well in south carolina later this month. michele bachmann though, who finished sixth in iowa, bowed out yesterday. back to mccain now. he talked about the 2012 race for the white house on today's "cbs early show." >> well, i think that it's very much time to select our nominee and to move forward into the general election mode. this is going to be a very tough fight. i feel very strongly that mitt romney is the candidate that can defeat president obama. and i also think he has conducted an excellent campaign and i agree with him on almost every issue. and so i'm proud to endorse him and support him. >> "the early show" can be seen here at 7 a.m. right after this newscast. >> mr. mccain and mr. romney not too close about to years ago. 30 people are dead after attacks in iraq. an official says the attacks targeted shiite pilgrims. more than 60 people are being treated for injuries and the violence now further increasing fears that insurgents are stepping up attacks after the u.s. withdrawal. president obama will make a rare appearance at the pentagon today joining defense officials in outlining a new strategy for a leaner u.s. military. the new plan will scale background forces and shift more resources into air and sea campaigns. it's expected to save half a trillion dollars in defense spending over the next decade. 5:38 now. we all know there is fierce competition for jobs right now. >> yeah. in your moneywatch report the best way to make yourself unfirable. also ahead. >> i made a terrible regrettable mistake. >> a state assemblyman busted at the airport. why he is apologizing for a luggage mistake. crisis driving the market down. wall street gained ground tomakers report u.s. stock futures with the european debt crisis driving the market down. automakers reported strong sales in december but markets in london, germany and france have dropped today amid renewed concerns about the state of europe's banks. well, tomorrow we're going to get the december job reports. it's expected to show 150,000 jobs were created the first net increase since the start of the recession. but still, 6.5 million positions have vanished since then. so how can you protect your job? how do you not get fired? well, we bring in jill schlesinger, editor at large for cbsmoneywatch.com to talk about such a happy topic. >> a loaded question. >> how can we not get fired, jill? >> reporter: well, let's just say that we have some steps to help you out. sometimes you can't avoid it. but look, today more than ever, you have to be visible. show that you're indispensable to your company so that your name moves to the short list of people to keep if there is a tough choice to be made by management. next, network with renewed vigor. we all know that networking is important but it's really good to be back in touch with people before you need something like a new job. also, i love this one. an employment expert told me this. he says everyone should maintain an interview wish list. who would you want to interview with and why if you lost your job today by fleshing out the list and the reasons why certain companies are on it, you will be ready to send out those letters to recruiters and the companies themselves if the need arises. >> there have been a lot of cutbacks in our industry as you well know. if you know some cutbacks are coming and there's some rumbling, how do you prepare? >> everybody needs a plan b. that could include part time, freelance or telecommuting opportunities that match your interests. now, the good news is that a lot of these jobs can be done on the side just for a few hours each week in addition to your full-time job. it can also help you build a bridge between your current job and future opportunities. the other area that's really hot right now is called targeted social networking. it's a really smart step. you know, instead of popping up pictures from your family's reunion on facebook, how about sharing some relevant content that shows who you are professionally? this can really help as you end up searching for a new job but it can also advance your current career. now, as you ponder your next job or career, it's got a great article on moneywatch.com, the 10 jobs that could disappear in 2012. and i'm sorry to say that one of those jobs is a little too close to home for some of us in front of this tv cameras. >> we'll ask you the next question. what's your plan b? >> reporter: i have many -- i'll give you a good example. good question. someone in broadcast television who knows that this is an industry that's going through changes and consolidation, has to find a way to get on the web, whether that means writing or doing video or getting involved. but you have to understand your own industry and find a step to take you to where your industry is headed next. so this is actually a very good example of what you should be doing. >> i think we're just go look for jill. [ laughter ] >> jill we're coming to new york, watch out. >> reporter: all right. have you anytime. >> jill schlesinger, editor at large for cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. 5:44. we expect an announcement from the white house today about a program to help summer job prospects for kids speaking of jobs. the white house says it has gotten commitments for nearly 180,000 job opportunities for the summer thanks to help from the private sector. republicans though accuse the white house of taking credit for jobs that would have been created anyway. 5:44. get you out the door a little traffic and weather. gianna, take it away. >> all right. let's head straight to the bay bridge. i'm already planning the lottery for my next job. so bay bridge toll plaza not too bad approaching the pay gates. still no metering lights, light ride, easy 19 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze along the eastshore freeway. no delays through emeryville or berkeley. we have some lower deck issues later on this morning at 7:00. you will see roadwork so plan for that. that extends to 2:00 this afternoon. golden gate bridge also checking in problem-free. you can see no delays still about 11 minutes if you are heading southbound 101 from 580 to the golden gate bridge toll plaza and the rest of the bay area bridges, here's a look at the san mateo bridge, benicia benicia, richmond/san rafael bridge, no fog advisories, everything clear in both directions. now, we are starting to see some slightly stop and go conditions as you work your way through antioch, speeds 40 miles per hour westbound between hillcrest and loveridge. it improves once you hit pittsburg. roadwork on the eastbound side, that wrapped up about 15 minutes ago. so traffic should be moving along eastbound as well and check this out. westbound 580 starting to load up a bit both directions through the altamont pass. mostly as you head on and off of 205 there, looks like traffic getting busy, slows at 680. mass transit right on time. a great choice this morning. bart 41-plus trains on schedule. that's traffic. here's lawrence. >> we have a lot of sunshine coming our way but changes are in the works. high pressure now beginning to weaken and slide eastward. we are likely to see more of a sea breeze and cooler temperatures around the bay. still, some nice temperatures by the afternoon as high pressure will hold on strong enough to keep those temperatures above the average. but couple of patches of fog to start out this morning, mostly in the north bay. and a few patches of fog out toward the coastline. a little cooler though for today as that sea breeze will be kicking in but more sunshine as we look toward the weekend. temperatures right now chilly in spots, 34 degrees in fairfield, 39 in livermore. 42 in san jose. and 49 degrees in pacifica. i think as we head toward the afternoon not bad in the central valley. some dense fog early on this morning should begin to lift. 60s into the sacramento area, also into fresno. high country mainly up into the 50s and about 62 degrees in the monterey bay. but the whole axis of this ridge is moving east so we have this system encroaching on the bay area most of the energy again running over the top of that ridge. so we're going to stay dry, just a couple of clouds and cooler temperatures in the works. not bad at all though, still well into the 60s in the south bay. 66 degrees in morgan hill. about 64 in sunnyvale. 62 degrees the expected high in redwood city and 61 in hayward. east bay temperatures up into the 60s all around as we are going to see mostly sunny skies. hazy sunshine inside the bay, about 62 in oakland. 59 degrees in san francisco. and and about 63 degree petaluma. temperatures above average. this weekend breezes pick up over the mountaintops. offshore winds going to blow clearing out the skies. temperatures running well above average near 70 degrees again in the warmer spots as we get towards sunday. no rain in the next five to seven days. changes around the 20th of this month a change in the overall pattern. i think we may finally see those shifts. >> are the ski resorts waving the white flag? >> they are making snow but it's melting. it's been warm. >> 50 at tahoe during the day. that's tough. thank you. it is 5:48 now. one police officer is dead, five other officers are seriously injured after a shootout. it happened at utah. police were serving a drug- related search warrant when the shooting began last night. the suspect is in the hospital under guard being treated for a gunshot wound. a state lawmaker has been cited for trying to carry a loaded gun onto a plane. the tsa says republican assemblyman tim donnellly had a colt 45 and an extra magazine in this briefcase. he was stopped at ontario international airport. he says he stowed the weapon there over the weekend and simply forgot he had it. >> i made a terrible, regrettable mistake by carrying a firearm into the airport and, you know, i'm deeply sorry for the trouble i caused and inconvenience to people who are travel. and it was a mistake. >> donnellly is a supporter of gun rights and vocally opposed the state's new open carry ban. he was cited on a misdemeanor charge. oakland has recorded its first homicide of the new year. it happened last night on the 1800 block of 25th east street. the man died at the hospital. no word on a motive or suspect. other headlines now, george gascon will be sworn in today as san francisco's district attorney. he will be the first elected hispanic to hold the position. he won a four-year term in the november election winning 62% of the vote. he replaced kamala harris, elected the state's attorney general. san jose council will consider reducing their own pension plans in an ongoing effort to chip away at the city's budget deficit. a proposal will be considered on the january 24th meeting. pension plans for the mayor and councilmembers are separate from the ones covering most of the city workers there. a plan to reduce those retirement benefits could ends up going to public vote this coming june. and we are going to find out more today about plans for this year's mavericks surf contest. organizers plan to hold a public meeting today. the meeting will deal with public safety, some other issues related to the contest. they plan to keep people off the nearby beach this year and charge admission to watch the surfers on big screen tvs. opening ceremony planned tomorrow afternoon down at half moon bay. surf is acoming. >> should be a nice day. >> yeah, 70? maybe not there but it's warm. hey, the time now is 5:50. the only thing keeping them from drowning was a cooler. how a fishing trip turned into a very dramatic rescue. and how on earth did this happen? what a california driver did after landing his car on top of a house. ,,,, found clinging to a cooler in the ocean off sydney. in australia four people were rescued today found clinging to a cooler including children in the ocean off sidney. the plan was to take the boat 125 miles offshore to go fishing. but they only traveled five miles before the boat caught on fire prompting them to jump into the ocean. >> got my wallet, ran out, by that time rick had life jackets on the boys. i jumped off grabbed the air ski jumped off the back deck. >> that's the cooler. emergency workers received the beacon signal. in 45 minutes rescue helicopters dropped an inflatable liferaft to keep the four afloat. and look at this. a bizarre accident has a lot of people scratching their heads. a car landed on top of a house in fresno. police say that the speeding driver somehow lost control hit some rocks, a tree stump, and then boom went airborne. >> like a perfect spot. >> the driver then ran away only wearing his boxers. he was later arrested and a crane removed the vehicle. >> can you imagine being in the house? what was that? we have a chevy capri on our roof! the irs set tax filings this year on april 17, two days later than usual. april 15 is on a sunday and monday is a holiday in washington. so you get a two-day reprieve if you are hungry, peanut butter and hamburgers are great. but together? folks at this burger joint claim it is delicious. triple x family restaurant is in the running for the best burger in indiana. the sandwich called the duane purvis includes a thick layer of peanut butter on a sirloinburger with all the trimmings. indiana tourism leaders are conducting the contest ahead of hosting the super bowl. fans decide by voting online. >> i'm a purist. >> but peanut butter tastes good on anything. i'm not sure greasy hamburger quite fits the bill. >> although they do peanut butter sauce on chicken. i'm just saying. >> let's head to the altamont pass. we are seeing slight delays westbound. mostly coming away from 205 typical this time of the morning. eastbound delays as well so just a heads up. not too bad though once you approach 680 just a few slow and go conditions at the interchange. westbound highway 4 loaded up business as usual. speeds dipping just under 40 miles an hour. but looks like once you hit pittsburg you're moving along nicely towards the eastshore freeway. and if you are headed out of the marin county area towards the golden gate bridge, so far, so good. no delays there once you hit the bridge things clear into san francisco. >> if you have peanut butter and a banana they would have to call it the elvis, right? wasn't he big on that? >> was he? >> yeah. of course he was. >> you're the expert. >> all right, temperatures throughout the bay area today 50s and 60s for highs today. coming down from what we had yesterday but still well above the average. looks like the next couple of days these temperatures cooling off, warming up toward the weekend. maybe some of those temperatures getting near 70 degrees on sunday and a little breezy outside too. >> sunday 70? >> yeah. >> close out there. >> it is elvis presley's grilled peanut butter and banana sandwich. >> you didn't believe me. >> no, i didn't. [ laughter ] 5:56. in the next half hour it could be a huge step forward in finding a cure for hiv. the groundbreaking new vaccine. and an 8th grader shot and killed by police. how officers defend their use of deadly force. a confrontation between police and "occupy oakland" all over a teepee at city hall. we'll tell you what the next step is coming up. facebook has moved. good news for the company, but bad news for east palo alto. coming up, we'll tell you why the city council is meeting this morning in a closed session. e oakland and police. the new arrests this morning. "wow. there's going to be an a teepee takedown. a showdown between "occupy oakland" and police, the new arrest this morning. >> it's going to be an impact. >> facing off now