bay to show you how college students pror testing yesterday's announcement that their tuition is going up again. that story is coming up. >> today is veteran's day. how you can honor the men and women who fight for our country. good thursday morning. thanks for joining us. >> i'm brent cannon and more on the top stories. traffic and weather we get started checking in with rob. it is chilly. >> 30s outside, but at least things are dry and not much in the way of patchy fog. you will need the jacket as some upper 60s around the hills are breezy at times. the weather is fine for the morning, but maybe other issues on the road this morning. >> still hanging out at the san mateo bridge toll plaza.

don't go there because the big rig is helping there. lane number sten wider. if you have the big cart, you can get through all of those. construction is on southbound 880. getting better except for lane five at the toll plaza. >> south bay college students are sick of budget cuts and fee hikes. bob redell is live at san jose state university where students hope that camping out on campus sends a message to cal state board members. bob? >> good morning to you. they are killing two birds with one stone. we are in the middle of camps and you you have tents set up and 50 students are camping out here. an event has been planned for sometime called poverty under the starsful they wanted to protest the problems with the economy and give attention to

homelessness and others. with yesterday's announcement that they are going to jack the tuition up again by 15.5% in a year, they decided to add that on to the list of issues they wanted to bring attention to. you are a sociology professor. this is the fifth year. i'm curious what message or lesson you want them to walk away with. >> i think the lesson is that this is a student-run event. they wanted to bring attention that there was a bailout given to the american corporation. $3 trillion. you hear about the t.a.r.p. bailout and there was a bailout given to the mega witch firms. where is the bailout for the regular people who seem to

happen to the middle and working class that they are called upon to continually give and hit with taxes or in this case fee increases? what are they saying? >> they are outraged and see themselves as piggy banks to the state. when there is a need for increase, they go to them rather than having a broader conversation about how to fund education. in years it's gone up 240%. when i was a student at csu my fees and that's what they were called and they changed to tuition. we have tuition that was outlawed under the master plan as a denial of equity. now we have fees and i could not have been a college professor. my fees were $500 a semester. these students will be $5,000.

>> fall of 2011 which will be a year from now. live here at san jose state, today in the bay. the little tugboats that could. people stranded on a carnival cruise line are closer to dry land. they are expected to to the ship to shore very soon. it lost power early monday when an engineer room fire triggered a shut down. carnival delivered food and supplies to passengers. carnival said the ship will dock and passengers will be let off by noon. a san jose fam family said they feel the pain of losing their teen son a year after being killed. dozens of friends and classmates joined the family for a candlelight vigil at frost elementary school. the sophomore was found dead in his back yard.

he was stabbed several times. a year later the family said they may never be the same again. >> our lives were changed forever. forever. there is nothing that will be the same about my family again. >> the two suspects are former classmates of russell. jay williams and randy thompson will be tried as adults. >> parents better lock up the liquor cabinets. a new law will get you in trouble if your kids are caught drinking at home. deadly drinking and driving in carbs like this one that claimed the life of a leland graduate are pushing lawmakers towards a proving a social host law. it would punish parents for knowingly or unknowingly letting kiddings drink at home. they have similar laws on the books. >> a door-to-door delivery service. people with get medical marijuana delivered to their house. mat rin alliance said it will

begin delivering pot to member who is live in fairfax today. home delivery is not new, but this is the first time a company worked with the city to come up with a man. the marijuana and the delivery people are insured and the city does not have liability. the owner said the delivery service is much-need. patients say we have the guarantees. please get it to my house. it's so far away. i'm too sick to drive. >> the insurance policy also relieved fairfax of damages that might be caused by the delivery service. >> a mountain view church will be allowed to install a cell phone tower on its roof, but not everyone is happy. they approved a plan to build a structure on top of the first

presbyterian church. they will connect to a tower on the roof of el camino hospital. parent who is send their church are worried about radiation coming off the tower. the company said the radiation will be very minimal. the tower should be ready by january. >> today is veteran's day and there plenty of events to help you say thank you. >> san jose will hold their parade with an opening ceremony at 11:00 this morning. the parade itself begins at noon and highway 87 and east santa clara streets and then ends at san carlos street. retired marine danny weiss berger will lead the parade. >> there will be a veteran's day celebration that starts at 8:00 a.m. they will be honored on civic drive. >> in the north bay, a salute to the air men and some of them

will be on hand. there will be a special recognition of marin city and sausalito veterans and that starts at manz nitta recreation center at 11:00. there will be community receptions afterwards as well. >> if you can't make it, here are things you can do. make a point to observe a moment of silence for a veteran. if you see a vet, thank him or her for their service and send a letter to the troops. there is a link on the differently defense website, defense.gov. think about donating to a group that helps veterans and troops overseas. the uso, veteran legion or veterans of foreign wars or display an american flag. >> little things count. nbc bay area is teaming up with the city to get into the holiday spirit. walnut creek on ice will start at 5:30. the rink will be open through january 17th and the bay area is

sponsoring the kickoff celebration. skating between 5:30 and 6:30 is free and diane dwyer and jeff ra mery will be out there at 5:00, a little early. join the fun. >> 5:08 and switching gears. if you are cheating on your bart fare, the clipper cards let some riders exit bart stations even if the cards don't have enough credit. if the number increases, it will make several changes, including charging a purchase price for cards as well as raising the card's minimum value and shutting off the features with a negative balance. bart may consider having them link them to credit cards or checking accounts.

make sure you pay the clipper card. no delays reported for the trains. 39 of them are on time. it is a holiday for schools, but bart is running the normal schedule. we want you to keep that in mind. the roads through the map there, this is the maze and the approach is smooth at the limit. we will watch as things get crowded in about 20 minutes. >> you have to get the heater going early. i hope people have the heated car seats. >> you will appreciate that option in your car this morning. degrees, but we have upper 30s in a few areas like concord and napa. 47 right now in oakland and san francisco. 50 degrees and not too bad. no patchy fog and no rain showing on the radar. high clouds at times, but the storm track way off to the north. high pressure is building and will be here to say. not only for today, but the upcoming weekend.

despite the chilly start, a nice forecast for veteran's day. mid 60s and breezy in the hilltops of the north and east bay. there you see your seven-day forecast. we will stay dry and wrap up the weekend with 70s inland around the bay area. >> beautiful, thanks. >> 5:10 and the major online retailer offering you free holiday shipping starting today. >> the massive trabing crime. we electric at the formulas that are key to keeping a city safe. hi! welcome to progressive.com. come on in, and i'll give you a free quote. quote and compare in about 8 minutes. now, that's progressive. call or click today. to challenge ourselves on the most demanding track in the world. with us, in spirit, was every great car

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5:14 on veteran's day, honoring the nation's veterans. this is back east this morning outside the marine guard at the tomb of the unknown. the vice president will be doing that ceremony because of president obama. we can actually make it out and president obama is in south korea today.

he did observe veteran's day services and what he did in a bit. >> delayed i dos. americans are waiting a little longer to tight knot these days. over the past decade, the median age for first marriages of men and women increased by a year. the age is now 28 for men and 26 for women. the percentage of daal who is are married dropped from 57% in the year 2000 to 54% this year. the figures continue a trend that began in the mid-1950s. >> the discount prices delivered straight to your door at no cost. wal-mart will offer free shipping on its website with no minimum purchase. that includes almost 60,000 items and the offer runs through december 20th. wal-mart will not raise prices in the stores to offset the shipping cost. >> a bizarre product pulled off of amazon.com this morning. >> amazon pulled a book from the

e leader store. it was called a pedophile's guide to love and pleasure. it was a self-published book sold only through kindle. when the book came to light, amazon said it was not going to remove it because it would be censorsh censorship, but the company changed its mind. when you try to look for the book, the page is not found. a number of people said if it was not removed they would boycott amazon. >> google heads fired the employee who allegedly leaked the news that all google employees were getting a 10% raise. the memos were obtained by several outlets. they figured out who it was and fired that employee. i talked to my google guys and everyone is saying a different name. cnn money said it's for sure and i have not gotten the same name. >> is it saying it's not true? >> it is true, but everyone but this guy is getting a 10% raise.

he is getting fired. it was a matter of hours achl secret memo goes out and it's on the website. google as many companies track down who it was. >> they can do that? >> they can google you. >> thanks a lot. >> you author often. a victim of random violence. is it really random? not if you add the numbers. that's a basis for a new formula called predictive policing and it's a way for police to stop crime before it starts. today in the bay's vicki nguyen does the math. >> predictive policing has skeptics. how can you predict where a criminal will strike next. we humans are random or are we? when you have enough data, you can predict certain crimes and how likely they are to happen, where, and when.

>> turns out his choice could make the world a safer place. >> i would call it the mathematics of crime. >> his research in a field so new there is no official name for it uses the same algo rhythm seismologists use. instead of using an aftershock, he predictions crime. >> when are a burglar commits a crime, they are more likely to return to either that exact same house or a nearby house and submit another burglary. you see the statistical patterns in gang violence. >> here staded two years of burglary and gang violence in the lapd. they overed the zone where is officers had they been deployed could have stopped a quarter of the burglaries. his model is the best on the market. >> we have shown that these are indeed more accurate than models

that appear in the criminal literature. >> in the beach boardwalk town of santa cruz -- >> we had a significant amount of violence in our area and we are not facing small town problems here. >> city leaders are taking notice. the crime analyst said the city lost a fifth of the force while the calls for service have gone up 25%. >> a lot of people in the world think we are a cs ireport, but these are not solved that easily. not 47 minutes with commercials. a lot of work goes by it. >> they show crime hot spots, but they only allow officers to react to crimes and guess where to go next. >> paper and pen method. >> welcome to the santa cruz police department. >> they are using the doctor's research. being able to predict the resources could be a success.

>> it could be the model for police everywhere. >> if it works for us, it could work for them. it's a new dawn on how we police. >> crime is not random. when you get enough data, 70, 80, you can start to see trends and predict things. you need the cools to do this. >> they hope that adding math will shift the equation in favor of cops over criminals. vicki nguyen, today in the bay. >> per we want to check the morning commute. take a look at bart. >> bart was on the normal schedule. businesses as well. it is a parking holiday. the schedule is normal, but you won't have to pay the fees at the station. that's great news for folks.

also predicting slowing for antioch and heading towards l. even on a slower holiday. we have an accident report and might see slowing over the next few minutes around the bart station. things held up over the last five minutes. the bay bridge moving into san francisco. a light volume of traffic and no back ups and no metering lights. another hour for that, but a clear view. rob has a look at the forecast in a monday. >> the small business that got a call from the vice president. the second in command decided to give them a call. the moment you feel run down or achy nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again. oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud.

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we will take you live off the coast of san diego. the splendor being picked up by the chopper view off the coast of san diego. the ship has running lights and only auxiliary power enough to keep the water filtration going. no propulsion systems and when the skies light up, you will see them bringing the large vessel into port. the large ships have to run the reverse engines. it will be interesting to see how they navigate into port. off the coast of san diego, it is cruise ship is getting closer

to shore. let's show you what's going on in the bay area. 51 degrees and the wind is calm. some places waking up to the 30s. you are seeing that up towards nap a. 40s around oakland this morning. the weather headlines, it is a chilly start. patches of fog and a nice forecast today. breezy at times, but if you liked today's weather, we see a chance of getting back to the 70s. that is way off to the north by the time we head towards the weekend. high pressure ruling the weather. around the bay area, a chilly start and a nice finish to the afternoon. 65 degrees in san jose and look at the temperatures from the inner bay to the trivalley. highs in the mid 60s. one microclimate. to the north bay, highs as warm as 67. north winds will warm up more in the afternoon and the rest of us

this weekend. finally a sunday without raindrops. 70s on the way to wrap up the weekend and start early next week. a santa cruz shop got a sweet surprise. a phone call from joe biden. he called the owners to compliment them for something they posted on you tube. the ice cream shop opened two months ago and was funded by the american recovery and reinvestment act. once the business got off the ground, it is owners posted a video thanking washington for the help. >> dear president obama, senators boxer and feinstein, representative bar and others responsible for passing the american recovery and reinvestment act. thank you. >> if are wondering what the government does, now we know. >> the vice president may do more than just call too. he might swing by for a visit.

the santa cruz creamery used local businesses to build the shop and now they use local products to make their ice cream. >> nice. good all-around. >> i will have to do research on that. >> the least we can do. 5:26 right now. a couple of bay area cities know who will be leading them in 2011. >> a foul stench in the air. why people may be waking up to a strange smell this morning. >> bay bridge is a little windy out there. warm as well. iilln with check in with rob f look at the full forecast. 5:27. [ male announcer ] how do you say...

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the wife of pat tillman talks about his death. you can see her today. >> supporters will gather or behalf of an unarmed man shot and killed by oakland police. we will tell you what they are doing coming up today in the bay. thanks for joining us. >> time to get started. >> a nice winter coat. 30s and 40s and the afternoon looks fine. dress in layers and we will get mid- to upper 60s. breezy at times and things will be dry and warmer today as we head towards the weekend. a look is coming your way in a few minutes. >> 5:30 and outrage in the east

bay. supporters of a barber shot and killed by oakland police will march in his memory. live in oakland with what you will see. >> good morning to you. supporters say they are going to gather here in front of the barbershop where derek jones worked. they will walk from here all the way to the bart station, the site of another high profile police-related shooting. this morning we are learning more about derek jones, the father of one killed monday night by oakland police. friends suggested he was shot in the back, but an independent autopsy suggest she was shot in the front. friends describe a caring man who would not carry a weapon. police described a violent parolee with a criminal record. it started with reports he was assaulting a woman at a nearby

laundromat and he fled on foot. they ordered him to stop and instead saw him reaching if are the waist band that officers thought he might have a weapon there. one thought he saw a metal object. they shot jones, but it turns out he did not actually have a gun or a knife. police also apparently tried to stun him with the tazer, but that didn't work. the civil rights attorney said they contacted him and he's looking into it to see if the officers did anything wrong. supporters plan to gather at 3:00. christie smith today in the bay. >> thank you very much, christie. >> investigators are trying to figure out what caused a power outage that forced a refinery to release flame into the air. a shelter reported that is canceled. health advisories were posted

for port chicago and all of the areas near the plant. smoke poured into the air for several hours after a power outage caused the plant to shut down. the burn off from the six stacks sent hydro carbons into the air. >> they did what they were supposed to do. they released pressure from the system due to sudden power outage when had which we are trying to understand where and how that occurred. >> according to the refinery, the system worked exactly as it was supposed to, but they want to know what caused the power outage. >> this morning, jean quan is declaring victory in the race for mayor, but it appears the challenger is not going down without a fight. he plans to have a news conference at 10:00 to address a watch article about voter confusion in the rank choice voting system. he was considered the front-runner, but the method put in the lead.

perotta weighs his next move, she ready to hit the ground running. >> we are feeling releaved. it's been a long, long wait. i realize it's 158 years for oakland to have the first woman there. they are very, very proud. >> we should mention the results are not final until the election is certified. the people of san leandro know who their winner is. steven cassidy is the unofficial winner. cassidy won bay a razor thin margin over tony santos. the registrar of voters was busy county for the oakland and san leandro races. >> this morning on the "today" show, pat tillman's widow will do her first television news interview. marie and pat tillman met as teenagers in san jose.

they got married after college and lived in arizona as tillman played professional football for the cardinals. he opted out of an nfl contract in order to serve. he was killed by friendly fire. you can see the interview this morning starting at about 7:45 on the "today" show. people on the peninsula will have an opportunity to honor county veterans. >> the college will cell brit by raising a u.s. flag flown in iraq by active duty service members. that will be at 11:00 this morning. a vietnam veteran and congresswoman jackie spear will be there. >> in walnut creek, mike erga will deliver the speech. he enlisted in 2001 while a senior in high school. that event starts at 11:00 this morning. >> a clothing company will give homeless and low in fact veterans hip and durable shoes. it will be at st. anthony's at

10 time tim 30 this morning. the health administration will handout other items like socks and toiletries. >> here's a nice break for the veterans to show our appreciation. sumps will give them free discount meals. the special perk are at participating applebee's, chile i's and outback restaurants. subway and tgi fridays are also places to get breaks. . >> 5:36 and as brent and laura told you, it's a holiday for schools and businesses. a lighter volume, but we see slowing around horizon. speeds are below 60 through antioch. the accident at bailey is off to the right shoulder, but involves a big rig as well as a small blue car. it will be some distraction at the scene. interstate 580 with a 14-minute

drive. slowing a little bit in the direction as well, but a lighter volume of traffic as well. all the interchanges are moving close to the limit including the two westbound area. no metering lights yet. it's easy and a lighter flow. it's a holiday for many and we thank the veterans for their service, but folks off work, are they going to thank you for the weather? >> we thank the veterans for their service and the weather will be fine, but if the plans are outside this morning, it's chilly. 39 degrees in novato. fairfield 53 because it's windy out towards solano county. things are dry around most of the bay area. you notice the storm track is way off to the north. we may see a few high clouds, but with high pressure, we will dry out and warm up towards the weekend. chilly through breakfast time and by lunchtime low to

mid-sicks for highs almost everywhere. the seven-day forecast into the weekend, we will stay dry and trend warmer with 70s popping up into the early part of next week. back to you. >> looks good. 5:37. keeping an eye on the cruise ship stranded at sea. it's supposed to dock sometime this morning. we will have a report on the progress. >> i new poll looks who republicans like best for the 2012 presidential race and where sarah palin ranks. >> a government-run anti-smoking campaign that may have you cringing. >> i live look outside at the south bay. a place where it's cold out there. we will check in with rob throughout the morning. ♪

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good thursday morning. this is a live look from arlington national cemetery where we are of course honoring our nation's veterans on this veteran's day. joe biden will be at the cemetery laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >> a carnival ship has been stranded at sea and tugboats are beginning to pull it into port. today in the bay's stephanie stanton is in san diego with a look at the latest on a long rescue effort. >> good morning. passengers certainly can't wait to escape the nightmare on the high seas. the ship is outside the harbor

about six or seven miles offshore. take a look at a live picture. you can see what's happening. the ship is being towed by two tugboats. four vessels are going out to meet the 113,000 ton ship. once the sun comes up, they will maneuver the ship into port. it is expected to be here as early easy 7:00 a.m. local time. at that point passengers will begin the process of dis-em bashing. one of the reporters from one affiliate in bakersfield, california was speaking to one of the passengers on the cell phone. she was explaining that each passenger is being given a number and they will be going in groups in an orderly fashion to get off of the ship. as you can imagine, that can't happen soon enough. they lost power when a fire broke out in the engine room. a power with a generator. it has been drifting offshore.

they have been without air conditioning, hot food or telephone service. some of the persons began getting cell service, calling home and talking about the ordeal. mean saying they have been making the best of the situation, getting by on bread and water and food supplied by the navy including spam and pop tarts. these passengers probably cannot get off the ship soon enough. we are here at the harbor and following every step of the way as we hopefully get to speak to the passengers when they get off. that is the latest live in san diego. back to you. >> nothing says nice cruise more than spam and pop tarts. >> yum, yum. >> all you can eat. new this morning, the economy is make headlines. on capitol hill, they are stirring up controversy. world leaders will join the president for the g20 summit.

president obama said he hopes to announce a trade agreement with south korea in a matter of weeks. in the meantime his debt commission proposing cuts and federal budgets raise taxes and that is drawing plenty of criticism from both the right and the left. >> the chairman of the deficit commission told working people to drop dead. >> if the u.s. is not growinging, that's not good for the rest of the world. >> the panel admits it is unlikely all of the proposals will fly. it is 5:44 and good morning. thanks for joining us. >> we will get to traffic and weather coming up in a couple of minutes. angry students are trying to protect their bottom line. another round of hikes are set to take effect and college students are braving the chill to protest.

bob redell is live where students are sleeping for a cause. >> there is about a dozen at the present times and 50 students spending the night in the chilly air out here. they are protesting a couple of things. one as you mentioned, csu announced a 15.5% increase that will go into effect fall of 2011. they were out here, this is an event planned prior to the announcement. they happened to work hand in hand for poverty under the stars to bring attention to the problems. this is the fifth year they have done it. by sleeping outside they want to experience what it will be like for someone who doesn't have a solid roof over their head. there was a tuition hike on top of a 30 plus percent tuition hike. you have been a student here. what has it done for you or against you? >> i worked two jobs now and i

worked with autistic children for most of the week and the weekends i work as a photographer for the studio and i basically work 42 hours and i still have to struggle to pay my bills. >> and keep up with your studies on top of that? >> yeah. the times i study i'm on the bus studying. on the trolley. it seems like i'm always busy and i don't rest. >> what did you take away from tonight's protest? >> just say it's good not to be hungry and cold. i never slept in my life without a roof on top of my head. that is a experience i will always take away. i'm glad i wasn't hungry tonight. >> thanks for speebing with us. i understand your plan is to try to graduate in december. congratulations. >> thank you. >> one of about 50 students and faculty.

one of the professors brought his son out here protesting today. bringing attention to the problems in the economy especially in the state of california where the average unemployment is well above the national average. live here at san jose state, today in the bay. >> thanks a lot, bob. >> the military may be closed to lifting the ban on gays serving open low in the military. a study bite pentagon concluded the ban can can be lifted with little risk to the current war efforts. 70% of the 550,000 troops and spouses surveyed say the effect of repealing the policy would be positive mixed or nonexistent. a full report due on the president's desk by december 1st. >> are 5:47 and volume is starting to increase.

it's a hol die so a lighter flow. the off-ramp sounds like a solo car accident and maybe property damage, but possibly affecting the off-ramp. the interchange moving at the speed limit. westbound highway 24. no problems through walnut creek towards lafayette and orinda. we have more slowing through antioch, but it's only from summersville and heading west of there. here over a through l, we are close to the speed limit. a lighter volume makes for an unusual flow. it locked like a clear view. >> we have north winds helping to clear out the skies and limit fog from forming this morning, but it's chilly in spots. 39 in novato and morgan hill with the low 40s. we have winds going. fairfield is not bad. 52 degrees and clear skies. later on this afternoon, a few

high clouds, but the storm track is well off to the north. the incoming storms stay to the north and underneath that high pressure we will see warming temperatures by the end of the weekend. for your veteran's day plans, a chilly start and high clouds at times. mid 60s for highs everywhere from oakland to san jose to livermore. 63 for petaluma and the temperatures move through the weekend. sunday and monday should be the warmest days of the next seven. staying dry through wednesday. >> they thinks a lot, rob. president obama is taking time to honor veteran's day, but he is in south korea. he visited them and took part in a wreath-laying ceremony. he addressed u.s. troops and thanked them for their service to america. he warned north korea about the nuclear program. >> along with the rest of the world, we made it clear that the pursuit of nuclear weapons will lead to more isolation and less security for them.

>> the president talked about the history of the korean war and the stark contrast between north and south korea. >> senators are spending veteran's day in afghanistan. john mccain of arizona, joe lieberman of connecticut, lindsay graham of south carolina and kristin gillibrand of new york attended a service in kabul this morning. yesterday they met with troops and held meetings with hamid karzai. senator mccain said it was a chance to honor soldiers for their service. >> it's an honor for all of us to spend this vieteran's day in afghanistan with the greatest generation of men and women serving in our military. >> the four senators called on president obama to abandon his pledge that the u.s. would begin withdrawing troops in july 2011. a mess on the markets after

a shocker from cisco systems. >> scott, something about air pockets? >> it doesn't sound bad. the pilots warn you about an air pocket. cisco ceo used the term to describe the business ahead. air pockets and the markets just came unglued. cisco stock fell 16.5% overnight. civic ole's john chambers said government and notably cable companies are not ordering as many cisco devices. dragging down the whole stock market this morning and going to be a strange one. the federal communications commissions investigating google's mapping. to look into the problem where car recorded wi-fi data as they drove around mapping streets. the federal trade commission had investigate and decided to end the inquiry without charges. google cars used to record the name of wi-fi access points and

you have wi-fi at home? >> do i. >> do you know what it's named? >> the code name for it? >> i know the code name. they drive around and record the code name and later they are able to reconstruct maps using the code names. they were not supposed to record the data and in some case they did. >> what are if i changed the name? >> somebody has to drive around again. >> it was an innocent idea and turned out badly. >> they had that happen a few times. thank a lot. >> a sheriff's deputy is behind bars charged with 10 felony counts of child molestation. he appeared in a contra costa courtroom and held on $4 million bail. prosecutors said he abused a girl 2 and two boys between 2005 and 2009. he was a 15-year veteran and

worked at the jail in dublin and before that he worked in patrol. >> sarah palin is the most polarizing hockey mom in the gop. the survey shows the former alaskan governor is best known and the most divicive of the potential 2012 republican candidates. 46% of americans say they like her. 49% say they don't like her. only 5% said they don't know enough about her to form an opinion. people appear to have more positive impresses of mitt romney. 49% said they like huckabee and romney got 46% favorable rating. >> the usual delays for travel could be worse this year thanks to a protest against security scannings. an angry pilot started a website calling for a national opt out day. a lot of people don't like the new security including body scans and hands on pat downs. pilots and passengers object to

the humiliation and the radiation. the allied pilot's association is calling for people to decline the enhanced scanners and request the pat down in private. >> cumulative effect of the radiation that we're seeing we are not going to participate in this. >> the date chosen for the protest is one of the busiest travel days of the year and could cause major delays. the fight against smoke suggest about to get ugly. they are launching a new campaign that features large graphic warning labels right on the pack of cigarettes. the labels include images of corpses, cancer patients and diseased lungs. the move comes as most states are struggling to fund tobacco prevention promise. critics say it's not the government's job to make smokers quit, but health officials say a little shock may be just what the doctor ordered.

>> when something works, stick with it. the raider his a winning streak and the uniforms and mascot will stay the same, but the motto is changing a bit. just cut it loose is the team's new mantra. the head coach used it to get players to stop worrying about little mistakes and it seems to be working. al davis coined the phrase just win, baby. for now, just cut it loose is working fine. the warriors are beating up opponents. madison square garden with the new warrior going up for a rebound and comes down with an elbow. he knocks out wilson chandler's tooth. ow! the game had to be stop. they had to look for the tooth. anyone seen it? he ends up with a bite mark if there is consolation. the warriors rolled over the knicks.

it's chilly in a few spots. concord 31 and 53 in fairfield. breezy at times around the north and east bay. look at the winds north of 21 helping to clear out and dry us out as we go through the day. lunchtime temps in the low 60s and you can wear the winter coat. border line t with highs in the 60s. san jose towards livermore and same for oakland. 62 around san francisco. as we move into the weekend, temperatures climb up. 70s coming back and dry weather for the second and at least through wednesday. >> looks good. 5:56 and brad paisley was not just a cohost, but a winner at the cma awards show. paisley took the honor of entertainer of the year for the first time after being nominated

for it every year since 2005. he won 13 other cm a's during the year and never the top prize. one of the highlights of the evening was from gwyneth paltrow. supposedly they gave her a standing ovation. she is starring in a new film, country strong where she plays a singer with drug problems. supposedly she was so nervous going on. >> people really complimented on her rendition of singing there. >> you are singing in front of the country crowd. >> maybe she had to start up another career. we'll be right back. ♪ [ female announcer ] keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. ♪

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