clouds filling in for the afternoon. no rain for the morning, but by the evening commute in the north bay, we may see raindrops. >> so remember that. as you head to work, remember the umbrella as well. looking at the east bay, the on ramp to north 880 with an accident cleared to the right shoulder. still the activity getting on to northbound 880. be prepared for a couple of seconds of delays and watch those as the officers push you away from the scene. the maze moves through the rest of the area. plenty of room for you. take your time for the time being. back to you. . >> new this morning, a report about the attempt to ship mail bombs on cargo planes. we are learning that the u.s. government has known for decades that terrorists could sneak bombs on planes yet they did not close the gap because they were afraid of adding cost.

lobbying campaigns by the multibillion dollar trade industries. the obama administration banned freight out of yemen and soma a somalia. it restricted shipments of printers and toners, but cargo security rules are unchanged. bay area college students may be losing sleep, because of fear that their education can cost them and parents a lot more money. chris sanchez joining us live from san jose state university with more on the tuition hikes that are on the table. chris some. >> good morning. $100 may not sound like much, but it's one hike proposed here at san jose state and other system schools. tomorrow trustees will vote up tuition for the rest of this school year which is about a 5% increase. then tuition could go up by $540

in the fall, a 10% hike on top of the 5% hike from this year. that puts it at nearly $5,000 a year. that may sound like a deal for students at cal where trustees vote to raise tuition by more than $800. the uc board president announced changes to financial aid which would help about half of the students there. students say they will rally to protest the tuition hikes and say they go counter to what state legislators were trying to do when they increased funding to the uc system for the year. the trustees at san jose state will vote on wednesday. the uc board of regents will vote later this month and students will protest both. in san jose, today in the bay. >> thanks for the update. >> a free health clinic in san francisco will provide health care to more than 100,000 workers who are currently uninsured. it's called clinic by the bay.

dianne feinstein and jackie spear will be on hand to open the doors. they provide basic dental and mental health as well as prescription assistance. it's based on what has been a approach to health care that brings together experienced doctors, nurses and trained volunteers to provide the free medical visit. an 87-year-old veteran who claims he became blind as a result of medical treatment is going to receive a $250,000 settlement. david woodard filed a lawsuit against the government in march saying he was one of eight patient who is received treatmenta the palo alto hospital. optometrists at the hospital did not follow policy that requires all patients with glaucoma be treated by an ophthalmologist.

>> thousands of carnival performs are stranded off the coast of mexico, waking up this morning without power and nowhere to go. the ship splendor is about 150 nautical miles south of san diego and was stranded when a fire broke out in the engine room. 3,000 people are on board and they are stuck until the ship can be towed to the nearest harbor. the coast guard and the navy are on the way to help. they left long beach on sunday on a week long trip supposed to stop along the mexican coast. >> leaders are getting ready to vote on a mid-town high-rise that will look much different. today in the bay's bob redell joins us live with more on what's happening with the plans. good morning. po . >> good morning. it might add what you might call a skyline with one of the buildings peaking at 150 feet

tall. most structures are only a few stories tall. the developers are doing this as a model for future development in san jose because it combines high density housing with easy access to mass transit and retail. the mixed use project will be built here on the eight-acre site at sunol. you can see what it will look like. initially the plan called for three 15-story towers. a local neighborhood association convinced the city and developer to change the design over concerns of having three buildings that look identical. now there will be three towers that will be a more staggered look. fewer residential looks, over 700 versus the 800 proposed at first. they will vote on whether to approve the change necessary to accommodate the project. construction can begin at 2012

at a cost of $300 million. they are saying it will take about 10 years to build. live here in san jose, today in the bay. >> thank you, bob. it will be interesting to see if it turns controversial. >> governor schwarzenegger is coming to an end and he was talking about the mid-term elections and proposition 19. he said nobody cares if you want to smoke a joint or not, but he felt like prop 19 went too far and was poorly written. coming up at 5:30, we will hear what he had to say about voters. >> the state rests in the hands of the school board when they may decide to start the school year three days earlier than previous years. students will take the final exams before they go on holiday break. the board meets at 7:00 tonight. >> san jose state-of-the-art airport is taking a toll on the city finances. the council will talk about how to pay $110 million in construction bills and how to

ask for a credit extension. leaders hoped the cost would have been covered by additional flights and extra revenue and new destinations. the shortfall began when the city tried to extend $4050 million in credit. four banks said they could help, but a fifth is haling business in the united states so it cannot. the council could lift the 11:30 p.m. curfew that allows more flights and brings in money and wages for airport employees could be cut. >> today city officials will consider several plans designed to help pave the way for a new 49ers stadium. the city will consider rezoning properties on centennial boulevard where the team's headquarters and practice facility are currently located. councilmembers will consider approving $1.5 million in additional money that will be transferred to the redevelopment agency. it would share in the cost of the development fees.

5:07. construction there in the east bay. the off-ramp is closed as well as a couple of lanes approaching. we will find a little constriction and no problem as far as the speeds. 71 marked as your westbound direction. a huge accident yesterday and this morning knocking on the road rays that are clear. a 13-minute drive out of the pass. it should be the next 45 minutes where things start to slow a bit through livermore. nice for 580. we will take that any time of day. >> 580 nice is good. >> checking out rob's map early. we are seeing the blues. kind of chilly. >> it is cold. sin, but cool. >> if you thought yesterday afternoon was cool, step outside this morning. we have 30s around the north bay towards gilroy and both

locations under a frost advisory. kind of chilly in san jose. 43 degrees and 46 in oakland and upper 40s in san francisco. the afternoon will be cool as well and clouds filling in during the day. as we track this last chance of rain, it should start off in the north bay. the system should fall apart into san jose. rainfall totals are light and in fact some may not see anything, but once the sky clears, temperatures are forming over the next few days. patches of frost for the morning and look at the temperatures. the cool start by high clouds for the afternoon. it will make for a very fall-like day with highs in the 50s and beginning tomorrow and taking us through the weekend, we will see things warming up. 70s inland and 60s and 70s on the coast for saturday and sunday. >> perfect, thanks. >> taking the stand. elizabeth smart faces the man accused of kidnapping her and talks about the night she was

abducted. >> what happened in the days following the gulf oil rig explosion and massive oil spill some. >> we will show you how this texas middle school team made sports center. coming up. >> taking a live look from the south bay this morning. you heard another cool day and the forecast today. things are warming up. stay with us. it's 5:10. [ male announcer ] how do you say...

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it pushed them to the drink of financial disaster and they were not ready to handle the media scrutiny. he left his spot with bp after taking much of the flack for the poor handling of the disaster. the april 20th explosion killed 11 people and started the worst oil spill in u.s. history. elizabeth smart will be back on the stand in a utah courtroom and testify about what happened the night she was taken by force eight years ago. now 23, smart had her first day on the stand yesterday where she described in detail the first night of her abduction and how brian david mitchell forced her to marry him in a bizarre ritual. she described being raped almost every day until her rescue nine months later. the defense does not dispute the kidnapping. they said he was a deranged man

who didn't know what he was doing. >> the prosecution is going into the sexual details to show it was done for sexual and not religious reasons. >> mitchell who is now 67 faces live n prison if convicted. the trial is expected to last a month. the memoire of george w. bush goes on sale today. people catching out in the state of texas overnight to be the first to get a copy. for some it might have been a chance to have the former president sign it. in decision points, he looks back at his presidency and personal life. the book promises a new detail about the september 11 attacks and hurricane katrina and waterboarding. there is also a section in which the president actually praises now president barack obama and criticizes republican presidential nominee john mccain. >> 5:15 here and a quarter after 8:00 in the morning on wall street. let's check on the business day that starts pretty early.

>> let's start with the dollar and currency. you know president obama and the rest of washington have been criticizing other countries for keeping their currencies low. the president is getting a lot of push back during his international tour about our own american dollar. we are doing pret much the same thing. others were asking him not to do. they are causing the value to deflate. not specifically, but the fed. we talked about the historic moves by the fed to send billions into the american economy. tear gas and protests ready to get under way. america's behavior will be an awkward conversation there as president obama meets with the other 19 power houses in seoul to talk about imports and exports. we accused china and we have been critical of germany of exporting too much. it's a situation where we want to say to the other countries do as we say, but not as we do.

to be fair, president obama has no control over the fed and nobody has. it's its own thing. we are doing the same thing that we wish china would stop. >> a lot of people concerned about that. >> do you have any old, out of date or ill-fitting bras? there is a company that will take them off your hands and help other women in the process. it's called bra recyclers and it's based in arizona that offers an environmentally fri d friendly way to donate bras to women in treatment. >> they don't take anything or may not even have a bra on when they leave. it's an important piece of apparel. >> the company donated 100,000 bras since 2008 to organizations across the nation.

a little school football team is making highlights after scoring a touchdown on a trick play. check it out. this was a championship game. watch the quarterback. he pretens there is a mistake. he is marching off the yard and he takes off. he's gone. he could go all the way. he does go all the way. he was making a run and i thought he was going to catch him, but he didn't. they scored the touchdown and that was the game-tying touchdown and that's how the game ended. >> can you do that? >> yeah. they hike the ball and the center gave him the ball and everybody fakes it. it's a legal snap. the defense was not heads up. he takes off. >> i can't wait to see him in the pros. >> we were in little league and we had a trick play like that. >> like that? >> yeah. it's totally legal. if you are not heads up. >> you don't see that in college ball or pro. >> we might. you never know. >> what's that over there?

>> we saw that on the morning show. there you go. >> there is a chicken! >> what's going on on the field? >> look at that guy in the stands! >> we will see if that is in the highlights as well. highlighting the san mateo hills. both directions at alameda the off-ramp is closed. the commute direction will be open at 6:00. opposite direction at 8:00. you can use the hills dale or el camino real to the industry streets and cross over. highway 92 over the bridge, nice easy drive over that high-rise and coming along the flat section, the voll sum increasing in the commute, but no slowing and problems off of 880 right now. the nimitz freeway with an earlier accident and the on ramp cleared. an easy drive on to the freeway. more folks will be using the on ramps and they continue to

increase and no major slowing through downtown to the bay bridge. no metering lights and things are getting busier and 18 minutes off of the bridge as we look at the bay bridge. we will see how things are shaping up and no problems coming down off the freeway and a nice drive. folks may be huddled for warmth. >> how much is too much? a new pageoo page draws attention to what mom dos to cope with the daily stress of life. ah, focus group. so what are we testing here?

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good tuesday morning. 5:22 and a live look at the bay bridge. probably where all the cars have their heaters cranked up. it's chilly outside. we have 30s around the north bay and 36 in napa. probably patches of frost around the north bay valleys. same to the south. 43 in san jose and 49 degrees right now in san francisco. a chilly start to the morning and clouds spilling into the afternoon. we will see highs in areas north of the golden gate and only in the 50s. a chance of rain spreading south overnight. as we head towards wednesday, we will see a pattern change dries things out. we have the radars fired up from sacramento and you can see no rain drops yet. most of the clouds and moisture to the north. this will be spilling our way

this afternoon. you can see here the system that will swing on through will spill in clouds during the day. it will be a cool afternoon and upper 50s to low 60s for highs. the rain will probably hold off until later for the north bay and spread south overnight tonight and into wednesday. skies clear and high pressure building in and will lead to a warm up that takes us through the weekend. you can see the timing dropping in later today and the system is going to fall apart by the time it hits the south bay. looking at a quarter inch of rain for the north bay locations and less or nothing when the thing gets on through. temperatures for the afternoon for areas to the south. low to mid 60s and not a bad day despite the chilly start. half moon bay 58. 59 in san francisco. 59 in concord and mid- to upper 50s around lake port. 53 today and 57 around santa rosa. the seven-day forecast brings in showers and we will warm up with

70s inland throughout weekend. >> thanks a lot and millions wind down after work with a glass of wine. for working moms, how much is too much? as vicki told us, a series of studies done by working mother magazine reveals some moms are hitting the bottle to cope far too often. >> being a mom is a tough job. being a mom who works outside the home as another level of stress. ask alexandria delgado. >> it's very stressful. i'm not only a mother, but i work and go to school and take care of the baby. >> how does she destress? >> i drink wine. >> she is not alone. so many working moms turn to wine to unwind. there is a popular facebook page called oh, my god, i so need a glass of wine or i'm going to sell my kids. it has 110,000 fans, but a series of supports done by working mother magazine implies

there may be something more serious going on. 40% of those responding to the magazine's survey said they drink to cope with stress and 57% said they misused prescription drugs. >> some people can stop at two glasses and some people it turns into vodka and xanax. >> the doctor is an addiction specialist. >> if they can't meet the expectations, somehow they failed. >> others think it focuses on extreme cases and there is nothing wrong with the trend. >> they have been doing it for years. >> the women on the facebook page saying having a place to vent makes them realize they are not alone. it's virtual therapy that even the doctor said is a good thing. >> a tremendous amount of therapy that goes on in a group environment instead of taking a pill. >> or downing another glass of wine. today in the bay. . >> the study also says the

number of american women who abuse chicago doubled and abuse of prescription drugs also jumped 400% in the past decade. >> 5:26 right now and the warriors may have won, but they suffered a tough loss in the process. what's going on with monty ellis. >> we are trying to figure out will run the city of oakland. >> a major bust in the east bay. a half dozen kids rescued from a child prostitution ring. we will show you what happens. >> a nice shot across the bay area. the bay bridge in the distance and a little bit cold to start the day. we will be checking up on the forecast with rob. our real national pastime -- saving money.

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new this morning, a week after the elections, one candidate is asking for financial funding. why kamela harris needs monetary support. >> live in san jose where another skyline can be popping up. we will have that story coming up today in the bay. good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm brent cannon. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. a cool start to the day. >> we will take you to the coolest spot around the bay. how about napa where it's 36 degrees and clear skies. i can show you hour by hour and it will be a chilly start. if clouds are filling in around lunchtime, still be in the 50s

and low 60s for highs and the clouds are actually part of a weather system that may spill showers away by the evening, but no fog. the evening may see some rain. we will look at construction in the south bay. folks are keeping warmer. physical activity and southbound at 10th and 11th street, close for another 20 minutes and shouldn't be a major issue. a very easy drive through the south bay. san jose shows no major slowing and northbound is where i picked out the speed sensors. the speed is showing up on 101. about 7:15, we see the southbound side of 101. you have an hour to beat the commute. use that time wisely. you should be sleeping now. go back to sleep. back to you. >> city leaders in san jose are getting ready to vote on a high-rise after neighborhood

groups had their say about the project. today in the bay's bob redell has more on what's happening and what's different on the plans. bob? >> reporter: this project you are speaking of is significant for a couple of reasons. it might add a skyline where i'm standing. secondly because the developer is billing this as the future of development. the mixed use project is going to be built here on this 8 and a quarter acre site. three towers of high density with retail on the bottom floors. initially it called for three towers, but according to the news, a local neighborhood association convinced the city and developer to change the design over concerns of having three buildings that look so i depth cal. now there will be three towers. the other to to 14 and 11 respectively.

there will be fewer residential units. 700 versus the 800 proposed at first. they are voting whether to approve the change necessary to accommodate the project. if approved construction will begin at 2012 at an estimated cost of $300 million. the idea is this will be built over a 10-year period. bob redell today in the bay. >> thanks for the update there. >> the fbi is wrapping up a sting in the bay area this morning. the investigation is focusing on child and teen prostitutes. in the bay area alone, agents have already made 72 arrests. the feds have been rounding out pimps, johns, prostitutes and children forced into sexual slavery. a woman we call lauren was forced to be a prostitute when he was just 12 years old. >> there is a lot of activity in the east bay when it comes to child prostitution. three of the child vehicles

recovered by oakland police department, two were recovered by hayward police department. >> the fbi completed operation cross-country. the goal is to rescue victims and prosecute abusers. >> things are uncertain in the hotly contested race for mayor in oakland. we head home to find out a winner yesterday, but now we may not know until the end of the week. new rank choice vote suggest turning the mayoral election into a fight between don perotta and jean quan. the first choice showed perotta with a distinct advantage on election night, butt rank choice show a different picture. as of now, 70% of third place contender rebecca kaplan votes are going quan. perotta is not getting enough

second place votes. >> it's unprecedented to see someone down 9 percentage points to jump into a lead. whether she holes it or not remains to be seen. >> kwan spent about $350,000. >> the race for attorney is too close to call. kamala harris needs more money. the camp said it would be used to send monitors to help monitor the final ballot counts. right now the republican leads by 3/10 of a percentage point. there still two million ballots that need to be counted. a spokesperson said many remaining ballots are from more democratic-leaning cownies. >> late night television will be here. we had overall complimentary things. >> particularly about california

voters. schwarzenegger was on "the tonight show" and the governor was very candid talking about the recent elections and the california recession. he said his biggest regret was the second term in office. the recession hit the state so hard, the governor took time to praise california voters. >> the california voters in the last election have done an extraordinary job in all positions. i really think how sophisticated the voters are and how they voted with the redistricting reforms. that was unbelievable. >> nothing like a plus for redistricting reform. we will hear more from the governor including his take on the mid-term elections. >> they booed him at the giants event. >> yeah. no booing. >> not for anybody. >> you don't have to agree with him, but a little stability in a time of celebration.

thanks a lot, scott. way to get students to listen to a discussion about sudan. george clooney paying a visit to the farm. he is a passion ead advocate for peace and talked in a packed auditorium, urging students to make their voicines heard. >> that's why we are here. >> in case you are wondering, clooney has no plans to go into politics and said he makes a better advocate than a politician. >> what? bad news for warriors fans. monty ellis might be out for a while. look at this. he was going up to the lay up late in the game and watch how he comes down. ellis is still in toronto. the warriors necessary new york continuing the road trip. they skbun they are 5-2 this

season. >> that are looks painful. tension is mounding between mike singletary and alex smith. singletary said the offense lacked leadership in the 6-1 start. smith is swinging back and said there a lot of different kinds of leadership and he and singletary do not see eye to eye on how to lead. last month cameras caught him yelling at smith on the sidelines. smith still has a shoulder injury and it is likely that troy smith will lead the team coming up on sunday. i like to see a lot there between the two guys there anyway. >> see how it goes. >> 1-6 start not 6-1. >> dyslexia. it's 5:38 and let's go over to mike for a look at the commute. >> thank you for sorting out the smiths. in antioch, we go into the

morning commute. 83 all the way past horizon lane and clearing up around pittsburgh and bay point. a typical pattern with slowing coming out of the pass. looking at 69 and calling out hacienda with big problems and a smooth drive through the interchange for westbound 580 and the rest is looking good with the green chicklets. i have green and your maps have blue. >> 30s around the north bay and 43 in san jose. sun to start the day and we need it with the cool temperatures, but by the afternoon clouds spilling in and a chance of one more opportunity for rain before dry weather sets up for sometime. towards the evening, a weather system that should fall apart when it crosses the bay area. tomorrow we will see clearing skies and warming temperatures. areas south of san jose 60s and

night north bay. clouds filling in and that will keep temperatures in the 60s. the last chance of rain and tomorrow we clear out and stay dry with veteran's day all the way through the upcoming weekend. >> 5:39 and the cost of education is going up. how much it could cost for a degree from a state school. >> a new study looks at how much of a toll the work, kids and money take on you in the course of a single day. >> getting ready for thanksgiving travel. we will tell you which airport you should go to if you don't want to see big crowds. >> a live look outside this morning. it is kind of a cool start to the day no matter if you are traveling or staying close to the bay area. grab a jacket. we will take a look at the forecast and mike with the commute coming up. [ male announcer ] build your better breakfast at subway

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stressing us out. those are the top stresses that the american psychological association found in the stress in america survey. a lot of working americans said they don't feel their bosses are doing a good job helping them with the work-life balance. here's the good thing. the fact that we recognize we are on n distress and know what to do about it, but the survey found people are not following through. they are too biz to enjoy themselves and relax and spend time with family and exercise. all the things that tend to relief stress. they also talked about the physical component and the fact that there hormones released in your body that store fat when you are stressed out. it's a vicious cycle they found where overweight people report more stress. people stressed out tend to gain weight and develop chronic diseases like diabetes and finally and very importantly, kids are being affected by their parents's stress. sometimes without their parents knowing about it.

in this survey, children said they had trouble sleeping and a third of those said they had trouble sleeping at some point in the last month. they reported headaches and stomach aches. if you can't destress for yourself, you may want to do it for your kids. >> now i'm stressed and fat and my kids are too. calm down. >> do something about it. >> very a nice day, tracy. >> just don't have a glass of rain. >> that's another story. good morning. hopefully a nice calm day ahead for you. >> we will check your morning commute coming up in a moment. first, new this morning, president obama arrived in indonesia. his former boyhood home and the second country on his 10-day-trip. he and the first lady flew into the capital of jakarta and then indonesia's president and his wife welcomed them to the presidential palace. indonesia is the largest muslim nation. he expressed concern that israel

and palestinians are not making enough of an effort to try to reach a peace agreement. the president had to shorten his stay because of that volcano nearby. that also means he is not going to have time to visit his childhood neighborhood. now to the volcano. the death toll reached 150 people as they continue to erupt. look at the cloud of ash. then are fearing it will erupt again and it's spewing ash this morning. whole villages have been smother and people have been cut down by the gases that race down the mountain at high speeds. hospitals are lover loaded with people who need to be treated for bat burns. >> are 5:46 andgetting the day started at debris reported for southbound 880. as you are approaching the 92 interchange, sounds like something pretty big. that's a big something to hit in the fast lane.

a minor traffic break over the next 20 minutes. so far the rest of the nimitz looking nice. no major delays at the toll plaza and over the water itself. the bridge looks smooth. tail lights away from us and an easy drive over to the peninsula side. chilly, but not windy there. heading further north from san mateo, a live look at 101. the headlights are coming north from around the bridge all the way up through burlingame and up towards san bruno and sfo. a clear view of flowing traffic close to the limit. the view is what we are talking about. a nice view out of san francisco is where we have the camera. >> we don't have a lot of wind. we can zoom in far, but it's chilly outside. 30s and 40s and heading towards the afternoon. temperatures in the low 60s south of san jose and increasing clouds across the north bay for the rain will start to drop in

later this afternoon. the system nowhere near as soggy as what we had over the weekend. most of the rain will fall mainly north of the golden gates and this time tomorrow clearing skies perfect for veteran's day and warmer with 70s inland. >> looks good. >> video game fans lining up for more than a block on union square overnight trying to get their hands on a new release. scott joins us with tech news and something i'm not going to get. >> it is amazing how popular video games can be even in tough economic times. this is another win for call of duty's franchise. this is black opes. it went on sale last night. it is on track to be the biggest game of the year. you play a special soldier with all the tricks. the game goes back to a time in the 1960s in the cold war, an era most video game players are not old enough to remember. earlier they showed you the

viral video of a kid takes his way to a touchdown. a kid making an appeal to the world over his missing backpack. >> some dude stole my backpack. some i don't know why somebody would do that. it's really frustrating to me and it had these super heroes on it. iron man. and thor. and wolverine and spider man. it had some of my halloween candy in it. and my psp. can you please tell some people and tell people to look please? >> so it breaks your heard. i thought about calling sony and

saying you have seen this? the family said they wouldn't take donations, but they went on jimmy kimmel and got stuff. >> some candy. >> to make it all better. the backpack has thor and wolverine and iron man on it. if you see it, let us know. >> and candy. come on. thanks. 5:50 right now. oakland city leaders will take up a controversial program to give just about everyone, including undocumented imgrants id cards. it's loosely based on the id card program and opens the doors to people who may not otherwise get state or federal ids. it will allow them to open bank accounts and establish credit and access other city and county seafrs services. oakland neighbors say monitoring would be a huge burden to the city, but it may be run by an outside agency. in marijuana news, oakland passed legislation on marijuana perms for large scale

cultivators that increase fees and taxes, but councilmembers increase the number for medical marijuana dispensaries from 4 to eight. according to the city, there is a high demand for permits and product. in january the oldest of the nation's baby boomers start turning 65. there will be more older drivers on the nation's highways. keeping those drivers safe behind the wheel will be a challenge with profound implications. the national transportation safety board said more than in five licensed drivers will be a senior citizen and many will have medical conditions that could affect their ability to drive safely. >> for you are planning your holiday travel, fly out of oakland or san jose if possible. sfo will be very bizzy this thanksgiving with more travelers this year than last. in fact the company has listed the san francisco airport among the top five busiest in the nation for thanksgiving.

sfo said provided that there no weather issues, there shouldn't be any problems, however flying out of oakland or san jose might even be easier. orb its listed them on the top 10 least busy hubs. >> 5:51 and the hunt is on for the man called the swine flu robber suspected of staging ben bank heists. he earned the nickname because when asked about the surgical masks, he said he was recovering from swine flu. his most recent robbery was at a chase bank yesterday morning. >> in today's economy, the life of a student is hardly foot loose and fancy free now that the two big university systems is talking about raising tuition again. live in san jose this morning with when and by how much. chris? >> good morning to you, brent. an education here, quality education at san jose university is still a bargain with tuition at less than $5,000.

with another proposed round of tuition hikes within the uc system, students may find is hard to focus on the text books instead of checkbooks. tomorrow trustees will vote to up tuition by up to $100, a 5% increase and they may up tuition by 440 which is 10% on top of the other 5% and that would put tuition at about $5,000. it might sound like a deal at cal and other schools where trustees will vote to raise tuition by more than $800. the president there said that he made that announcement and said the same is going to make changes to the financial aid program and defray the cost. students said they will rally to protest and said the hikes go counter to what they were trying

to do when they increased funding to the uc system. san jose state will vote tomorrow and the uc system trustees will vote next week on whether or not the tuition hikes will happen. in the meantime, students are organizing. in san jose, today in the bay. >> thanks for the update, chris. good morning. 5:andtures in the 30s and 40s and good enough for patches of frost in the north bay and gilroy. hour by hour, temperatures around lunchtime will see numbers to near 60 and increasing clouds not warming up a lot. 50s across the north bay and the rain moving in towards the evening commute. when the system gets out of here tomorrow, we will stay dry. high pressure building and 60s and 70s across the board as we move through the weekend. back to you. >> thanks a lot.

a talented young violinist is hitting the big time. the teenager from san mateo is not only a champion on the tennis courts, but does something special on the musical side as well. she visited with us here in the studios this week and shared the great news. she on her way to carnegie hall. >> i believe that it's every musician's dream to play in carnegie hall and definitely my dream as well. >> are you excited? >> definitely. >> she will be there playing in february. four dates with the best of the best. congratulations to her. a talented person. >> what are an honor. >> 5:55 and that's a wrap. after 11 years of almost straight filming, the actors in the harry potter movie series are moving on. daniel radcliffe was 10 years

old when he was saft as harry potter he is filming his first non-potter movie and will star in a broadway production. it made him very rich and very famous and he is eager for the next chapter, but it's hard to let go of po potter. . >> i saw myself in the mirror and i went oh, i will never have that piece of make up on again, ever. >> in the final movie in the harry potter series, it will be broken into two parts. the first installment will be in theaters in just over a week. the second part will be released next year. amazing to see the kids grow up before your eyes. >> it is. you get used to them as kids and they are grown up. they fit that role. >> very, very wealthy adults. the young lady, i guess she never realized how much money that she made. >> she was so young, she

couldn't fathom it. >> exactly. oh, to have that problem. >> in other new this is morning, a man is dead after a police shooting in oakland. we are live with the details of that. >> a massive explosion. see what made for a bad mix when two trains slammed into each other. >> more of jon miller talking about the broadcaster there and why his weekends are starting to free up a little bit.

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