a gas pipeline on the peninsula. what they are saying now. >> are your kids sitting down for a healthy breakfast or running out the door with a quick fattening snack? we will talk about a survey, coming up. >> per a bay area man living in the country illegally could be forced into a country with no family and friends. what's next in his story today, november 12th on today in the bay. good friday morning. >> rob has a look at the power lie power forecast and it's a

cold to start. >> for the next three hours, san jose is one of the warmer spots and it's only 44. we take you hour by hour, we will need the winter coat. upper 60s before things cool off. the question is, will we stay dry and we are seeing 70s on the way. more changes coming up in a few minutes. >> we want to check the morning commute with mike. >> a new accident happening at the airport that causes big slowing in the last seven minutes. it builds towards highway 84. no injuries reported yet, but a problem for the commute even on this light friday. a lot more folks may go towards anything that happens approaching the interchange and out through livermore city streets.

we will expect the change and the build upstarts there and 15 minutes still with a watch over the next 10 to get it cleared. the bay bridge shows a light volume and we are expecting the lights to be turned on closer to 6:30 or 6:45. >> quickly approaching 6:02. pg&e is trying to put people at ease bof a natural gas pipeline. the east palo alto portion of the pipe is not at risk. the segment near dumbarton does not need to be repaired or replaced. the pipeline showed up in the utilities list of the 100 highest risk segment. they did not meet with the leaders as it had with other leaders on the list. that's because the pipeline was listed as being in menlo park. it is scheduled to be assessed again next year. >> a band that made headlines

will go away. gavin newsom will veto the ban on most mcdonald's happy meals. supervisors passed an ordinance that put nutrition values on fast food meals that include toys. newsom plans to release a report on what the city does do to fight obesity today. it could be meaningless. it was an 8-3 vote and eight votes can override a veto. they exactly a challenge in court. >> a lot of times children make a bee line for home because it's time for a snack. kids are doing a lot of snacking these days. it could have an effect on their health later in life. today in the bay's christie smith has more on your kids's nutrition and what it should be. >> the best sopgz say healthy sit down meal, but more and more kids are eating on the fly with a snack as they run out the door. this can affect the way they develop and affect their

behavior and the way they perform in the classroom. this new study is by the american diet etic foundation and 42% of white and hispanic kids miss breakfast and that is 59% of african-american kids and they are finding a large number of kids are not active. 64% of families surveyed engaged in sedentary activities like television watching and video game playing three or more days a week. here's what one dad who works out every day told us on how his family tries to stay healthy. >> we had dinner and breakfast every day. we have a very healthy family, but kids are being ignored by families. >> why do you thinks that? >> families are so busy. mother and father working and out and just very busy. >> here's how this is affecting

the waistline of everyone here in california. 31% of california kids are occurred overweight or obese. 25% of adults in california are considered clinically obese. the study found that a number of kids said they would be more active and go outdoors more often if they felt safer in their neighborhood. live in fremont, today in the bay. >> you can lead by example. thank you. >> a nursing student who is in the country illegally will rally outside of barbara boxer's office. steve lee is now in an arizona detention facility since september after immigration agents raided his san francisco home. lee was born in peru and moved to san francisco years ago with his parents. a judge denied his family asylum and ordered him to leave the country, but and his family stayed. he was studying to be a nurse and his friends hope that

senator boxer and dianne feinstein will step in to stop the deportation. >> he is being taken from his home where his entire is and popping him in a strange country he knows nothing of by himself is unbelievable and breaks my heart. >> if it does go forward, lee would end up in peru and his parent who is face deportation would be sent to china. his mother will speak at a rally at noon. >> 6:06. two san jose plfrs fired after an alleged cover up will be back on patrol in a few weeks. the officers will be back on the job on december 5th after a month long arbitration process. the sergeant and officer let a woman off the hook even though paramedics believed she had been driving drunk. the former san jose chief rob davis fired the officers, but

the punishment was knocked down to an 11-month suspension without pay. >> a mom is fighting caltrans wanting them to pay for damage to her car. in her fight, it could affect you if your car is ever damaged. a crowbar fell from the upper deck of the bay bridge, slamming into a car while she was driving with her daughter. wedged into the grill of a mini cooper. cal transand the mcm construction company said they will not pay. >> i thought they would be relieved nobody was hurt and i wasn't filing any lawsuit or anything like that. they have been completely uncooperative. >> the construction company said they were not working on the bridge that night. caltrans will not say why they deny the claim, but they can pursue legal action. caltrans denied responsibility

for another problem in january. you might remember we had the story and an electrical short sent the mechanical gate at the tunnel into traffic. a steel pole sliced into an nbc news employee's car causing nearly $10,000 in damage and so far cal trans is not paying for that either. >> we have more about the man who literally stopped traffic on the bay bridge. chp closed the upper deck for more than two hours because of a standoff. the man is craig carlos valentino from antioch. he called 911 and said he was going to blow up the bay bridge. police did not find any explosives in his suv. he faces charges of brandishing a weapon and making criminal threats. new this morning, the obama d main station is considering a privacy czar. >> the department is working on a report that will be critical of how companies are protecting

or not protecting our privacy. we don't know the details of the report, but the "wall street journal" said the obama administration is considering announcing a new proposed law and even a privacy add in order to crack down on violations. the ftc is in charge of privacy, but the rules are weak and the ftc gets involved after the fact. new laws hit bay area companies hard, notably facebook and google that may have to reassess business practices and hire new supervisors and lawyers to stick to the laws. the companies honestly have no one to blame but themselves. facebook in the news for at least the appearance of privacy violations if not legal violations. google is in a huge legal battle over the mapping cars. this is a situation where the companies may have inadvertently

created new laws by what they have done. >> trying to keep up with the technology. >> let's see how the traffic is changing out there. can we call it friday light? >> you were until this happened. two little lanes are blocked. where i told you earlier about the chopper, 580 passing by the livermore airport on ramp. a slow, slow traffic out of the pass in through the middle of livermore and that makes more folks head south. keeps things moving better, but the live shot shows you two lanes are squeezing by and a lot of flairs and flashing lights after the accident. a lot of cars moved to the side. the on ramp is blocked and the first is too far back. it's not backed up solid, but i

will let you know as they give us updates as to when they will clear this. the rest of the bay is looking like a lighter flow at the toll plaza. the build up in the cash lanes and no problems for fast track. the metering lights turning on about 6:30 or 6:40. >> it's a cold 1 to start. when the maps are blue and looks like a cold start. >> cold. they get into the purple and it's bad. not quite there. it's cold. you saw livermore with the clear skies. deliver in fairfield. not much wind and patchy fog around santa rosa, but despite the start, lots of sunshine and should be a gorgeous day. close to 70 and 68 in livermore. 65 around san francisco. petaluma for the afternoon and pretty nice weather if you are heading to the high country to check out the new snow. dry and windy around the sierra. the bay area temperatures into the 70s in the warmest place for

the weekend plans. >> thank you very much. 6:11 and state lawmakers will go back to work on a new budget and see why the governor called for a special session already. >> hundreds are waking up on dry land for the first time this week. we will show you what's next in the investigation into the fire that stranded them on a cruise ship at sea. look at the beautiful start to the day. man, it's a clear and bright and sunny day, about you it does mean cold temperatures from overnight. we will check the forecast all morning.

good morning. another live look at the shot from the south bay. you see the clear skies and the temperatures once it warms up will not be bad. the full forecast in a few. >> san francisco is a busy place getting in and out of the city. it takes time, patience, and if the board of supervisors gets its way, it will take money too. san francisco wants to impose zone charges on people who drive their cars into certain parts of the city. a proposal and the board will consider would charge a fee to drive in congested areas. here's a look at the areas. drivers would be charmed from 18th and laguna and that includes the financial district, mission, china and north beach among others. it's considering charging $3 to

peak times across the county line. that's the southern border. driver continues on the measure go both ways. >> most of the people that use it are people who work here and are paying taxes. going to lunch here, they work here. >> got you coming and going. >> right. >> there might be other routes and people should ride bicycles or walk. >> the fees increase bus service and bike lanes. if approved it will be 2015 before the first toll is imposed. >> the choose ship to nowhere is over, but the investigation into what caused a fire is just getting started. the national transportation safety board is stepping in, trying to figure out what sparked the fire. the carnival splendor was pulled into the san diego bay by tugboats yesterday.

the 3300 passengers spent days stuck at sea on a trip that was anything but a vacation. the fire caused the shut down of most power on the ship including the engines and left passengers without electricity, hot water and food. their reaction to the ordeal is a little mixed. >> i think the worst part is the food and the smells from the toilets and the rotting food. >> the crew was fabulous. what they had to go through is beyond words. >> carnival said all passengers are getting a free ride in the future. >> a fiscal emergency calling for a special session to tackle a hole in the budget plan. schwarzenegger signed the deal over a month ago, ending the longest stalemate in state history. the firefighter nor's move comes a day after the analyst office projected a $25 billion deficit for 20 months. the special session will start

december sixth when lawmakers worn in. >> gavin newsom may have to delay his inauguration. "the insider" blog said the mayor wants to make sure that the next board of supervisors are the ones who pick his successor. they can put the brakes on the selection as long as no one has been appointed. newsom has to be formally gone or resigns. he is scheduled to take the lieutenant governor's post on the 3rd and he can be innaugurated on january 4th. the bay area coast guard crew will spend months on the oil disaster in the gulf of mexico. it made a detour to help out the carnival cruise strip stranded

in the waters near baja, mexico. they conducted oil-skimming mission and direction operations in florida. the ship collected more than 137,000 gallons of oil in the gulf. russian leaders call for an investigation into how the spy ring in the u.s. got exposed. that ended operations in june when a russian intelligence officer told the u.s. about the spy and defected. 10 russian spies were sent back to russia. one source said the government has probably sent an assassin to the u.s. to find the defector. the cold war is a hit with video game buyers. call of duty is the best selling thing. at least if you measure it in 24 hours of sales, not spider man

or the harry potter books. a call of duty game. it's not the different game out of the top spot. this game that follows a secret agent and soldiers made $360 million in its first day of sales. that's better than any movies ever done. movie studios try to come up with this and keep secrets about what's going to happen, but a lot different in 1978. the examiner apparently gave away one of the biggest shockers of all time in the newspaper article. someone posted it to this. the retroist. it's a newspaper article from 1978. this was before the empire strikes back. he came to visit berkeley and one of the things he said in the newspaper two years before the empire strikes back is that

darth vader is luke sky walker's father. apparently that is before the internet. a spoiler. it didn't go viral. that's one of the great favorites. >> thank you for spoiling the movie. the best of the best in college football plays tomorrow. stanford heads south to face arizona state. that game at 4:30. you can get tickets to see the bears take on the number one team in the country tomorrow. the ducks fly into berkeley and oregon won every game by at least 10 points and no team has come within 20 in the last seven gyms. tomorrow's game starts at 4:30.

the raiders have a week off. they will be back at it next week against the steelers in pittsburgh. the 49ers coming off of the bye week and play the rams at candlestick park on sunday. troy smith will get the second start in a row and alex smith is still injured. a rough season for the vikings and bret favre on and off the field. stop us if you heard this before. he said this season could be his last. are you coming back in 2011? >> no. >> yeah. he sat down with the nfl network for that interview. the season is filled with injuries and a 3-5 record and allegations he sent inappropriate text messages to a jets employee while he was on that team. when favre was asked if he thought the vikings would make it to the super bowl this year, his answer was -- something like

that. there you go. >> i wish you could get it right for the morning commute. livermore has an accident and you get more details. >> just got it in a couple of seconds ago. reports that all lanes have cleared. there was an accident involving a large motorcycle fully dress and the windshield and the sound system like a harley. that was involved with minor injuries and the back up major. 20 minutes and growing. the chopper is over the scene and lanes just cleared for 580. the chopper sounds like they may have cleared the scene. really building towards the airport. it will have folks heading down towards highway 84. this is not a major effect and a lighter flow here. we will follow the rest of the

commute. back to you. >> the makers of garfield comics are apologizing for the strip. you may have seen. we will show you why. a live looking shot with san jose and a nice bright sunny day and it will warm up soon.

>> welcome become. temperatures quite chilly around the bay area. 30s outside and santa rosa to novato. look at gilroy down to 33 degrees. 44 right now in san jose. the temperatures in the north and the south, cold enough for some patchy frost, but 60s and mostly sunny and warmered it heading through the weekend. more 70s into the forecast by sunday. close to 70 and upper 60s pretty much throughout the bay. winds out of the north from 10

to 20 around the north and east bay, but gorgeous for the weekend. chilly for the morning, but the afternoon is looking great. 70s to wrap up the weekend to start. time now is 6:26. a new stadium coming to the south bay, but not what you think. >> san francisco needs to share the world series title with his city. see what he's doing and why. >> friends of a man set to be deported are asking for high powered help to keep him here. what they are doing next in a live report. >> let's look outside at the beautiful bay bridge and sun coming up and warming things up. a cool start and a nice weekendw on tap. 6:27 right now.

>> imagine being forced to move to a country where you don't know a soul. the deportation of steven lee. >> a cartoonist is sending an apology to veterans. we will show you why on today in the bay. >> good friday morning and changes for joining us. the time is 6:30. >> we will check in with rob and nice and warm and toasty inside. >> the heaters are cranked up, but san jose is chilly. even san francisco 47, but a gorgeous clear view off to the east. we have the chilly temperatures and we will see mid- to upper 60s and have a look at the weekend forecast in a few

minutes. >> per taking a look at the friday morning commute. >> lanes just cleared and the motorcyclings cleared from lanes. we will see the for the slow traffic. it will be slow and speeds below 10. that will move upwards because of a lighter volume of traffic. a 37-minute drive out of the pass, but again it's friday with a lighter flow and things should move better over 15 to 20 minutes. we will follow that and 880 reporting no major incidents past the coliseum. the tail lights are evident as it passes and southbound is smooth towards the construction zone. back to you. >> a last ditch effort to stop an unexpected deportation gets under way in the bay area. friends of steve lee are fighting for his freedom and him to stay in the united states. he is in the country illegally

and had been ordered to leave lee is a student at city college and set to report back on monday. he doesn't know anybody there. live in san francisco where lee's friends will call to get him to be able to stay in the bay area. bob? >> friends of steve lee will rally at noon outside of senator barbara boxer's office to urge her to pass the bill to stop or the least defer his deportation which is scheduled for monday. what you are seeing here are supporters creating banners and signs for the event. a 20-year-old nursing student and his parents came to the country several years ago seebing political a sil up and they were denied and ordered to leave. they didn't. they were arrest and detained in arizona. the government said they will deport him become to the country of birth which is peru where he doesn't know anyone since he

hasn't lived there since he was a little boy. his parents would be deported to china. the government's position is that leaf broke the law. the supporters argue he is hardly a criminal, just a college student by studying to become a nurse. the city of san francisco denounced the deportation order and show their support for the dream act. that's a bill that if passed would allow students like lee to have a path for citizenship. lee's mother who is not in custody is expected to speak in support of her son at the rally at noon outside barbara boxer's office here in san francisco. live here in san francisco, today in the bay. >> thanks for the update, bob. >> stars and stripes are causing controversy at another school. 13-year-old cody alicia put an american flag on his bicycle to support veterans at a school.

the superintendent told him to take it down because some students explained from an incident on campus who student who is brought a mexican flag insighted racial tension. codey and his family said he shouldn't have to put the flag away. >> cominging from a family of veterans and i thought i would support our country. >> he has the flag because he's proud of where he comes from. >> cody's family hopes they can work something out with the school district. >> the creator of the popular garfield comic strip is apologizing for a strip that ran on veteran's day. yesterday's edition shows with a spider is thinking as garfield is about ready to crush it with a rolled up newspaper. the spider said if he gets squished, an annual dave remembrance will be held. the spiter is dangling while he talks to a classroom talked with other spiders.

he asked does anyone know why he celebrate national stupid day? jim davis said the strip's appearance on veteran's day was the worst timing ever. >> making it right by sending a package to the troops. they need to get to the post office today. it's the cutoff day to have a parcel post package. the deadline includes military destinations in iraq and afghanistan. the service offers free care kits to families sending packages. they contain all the splice needed to get the packages over to the troopsly. >> i new stadium could open no later than 2013 if the owner has his way. a 15,000 feet stadium will cost $60 million from be privately financed. wolf's comments show a sign that he is committed to keeping the team with san jose. he is hesitant because of the sluggish economy.

the quakes play in the semi finals at the mls playoffs saturday in colorado. >> a fight is brewing over the world series trophy. somebody is trying to take it out of san francisco. kevin moran, the sports editor said he wants the trophy to be in troy, new york. he said giants were founded in troy and the team should call troy -- they used to be called the troy sea trojans. they moved to new york city where they began the giants and on to san francisco. moran claims the national league moved the team from troy illegally and the trophy belongs there. fear the beard and try to get it. >> in berkeley, here's something you won't want to miss. the photographs of the fab four, part of what runs tonight through mid-january. it starts 6:00 tonight at the school of journalism. mad day out photography tbt.

if you want to check out the photos, check out the center for photography at hurst and berkeley. >> happy meal ban could be vetoed today. that doesn't mean the ban is going away. we will tell you why in a live report. >> president obama is in japan after the v 20 summit. why it looks like the meeting didn't solve a lost problems. >> you may not need stamps from your greeting cards anymore. the changes the postal service is working on coming up. >> you will need a winter coat this morning. we have 30s and 40s around the bay area. the presunrise view and a electric at a warmer forecast up next on today in the bay.

>> good moerng. san jose 44 degrees and clear skies and light winds. san francisco is 47 and that's one of the warmer spots. no fog around san francisco. a little bit around santa rosa. 30s and into oakland 43 degrees

and northeast wins. slight offshore breezes and you can see across the pacific, incoming weather systems cannot get through the ridge of high pressure. we will stay dry and temperatures will be climbing through the weekend plans come sunday. we will see mid-70s. close to 70 and mid 60s from san francisco to petaluma. a 30-degree recovery from the temperatures from the mid 30s. mid 60s and warm and dry throughout weekend. staying dry through next week. >> it will be nice. >> 6:41. the postal service is testing the idea of letting greeting card companies preprint postage on envelopes they include with their cars. consumers can buy the cars and sign and address them and drop them in the mail. y that want to make it easier to send cards hoping the idea will help them win back business it t has been losing to the internet.

card makers would add the cost to the price of the card. >> economic trouble could be on the horizon following the g20 summit. see why next in a live report from washington. >> a live look outside. the sun warming things up and a nice weekend on tap as rob showed us. we will look at the morning commute to help you get out the door. first here's a look at what's coming up at 11:00. >> your own immune system reprogrammed to fight cancer. it could lead to a cancer vaccine. meet researc researchers behinds treatment tonight at 11:00 after dateline. ultimate healing lotion. d bond nothing feels like it, smells like it, heals like it. gold bond. this stuff really works.

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thanks for joining us this morning. take a look at the sunrise. isn't it beautiful? >> it has the giant orange thing too. new video this morning, president obama landing a few hours ago in japan for the final stop of his 10-day visit to asia. he is getting mixed reviews on how successful the trip has been. kristin dahlgren is live in washington, d.c. with a look at how the president's policies are stack up in the global economy. >> hey there, brent. a lot of people saying the president left the summit empty-handed. he has been hoping to double u.s. exports in the next years, but he was unable to reach an agreement with south korea on exports. the agreement would have increased things like beef and autos from the u.s. to korea. the president said he hoped to get some type of deal done within the next couple of weeks or so. the g20 was unable to come to an

agreement about under valuing currency. the president called out saying china manipulates to make the exports appear more favorable and cheaper. others accused of a federal reserve of doing the same to the dollar. a lot of controversy and the president went to japan for a business meeting there and he heads back to the u.s. he has a busy week ahead with congress into session. he was asked about the bush tax cuts and extending them. there has been no agreement yet and he wasn't dealing with the issue while abroad, but he thinks extending the cuts is a bad idea and ex-10ing them to the middle class is the priority. we will turn to scott on more on how this is impacting the market. >> you mentioned the dollar and that has been a big problem. gold has been at near records depending on how you measure it. more of a record in the 80s, but

also oil prices going up because of our weak dollar. as far as equities go, dow down about 30 points. big news out of intel. intel will boost the quarterly dividends by 15% this morning. that is absolutely tremendous news. intel is one of the few stocks that is going to the positive this morning. back to you. >> thanks, scott. >> hopefully the same can be said with positive news. i can tell by the laugh. >> the numbers are moving in the right direction. we are looking at a 36-minute drive. that may not look good, but it's better because over the last 10 minutes, the travel time jumped up to 36. we are starting to see a smoother drive. we had the earlier accident with the motorcycle and a couple of

lanes blocked for a period of time and speeds closer to 50. that ripple effect happens and that will continue to improve because of the lighter volume there. overall approaching the maze and the rest of the east bay, 19 minutes after of the bridge. the metering lights are on and the back up. a mild and minor because the metering lights have been on for about 20 minutes. not so bad. a haze in the air, but the sun light on the top of the screen. >> a lot of cars have their heaters cranked up. the warmest places 45 in san francisco, but down to 33 in gilroy. 44 in san jose. not much wind, but patchy fog around santa rosa, but mainly cloud-free and stay that way heading into the weekend. high fire danger with offshore winds and 80s and gusty across the grapevine into southern california. you can seat storm track off to the north. it's going to stay for a while.

high pressure building and temperatures 60s to near 70. warming up as we approach sunday. we will get through a weekend dry and warmer for a change. 65 for petaluma and the seven-day forecast to warm up inland. sunday and monday we will see cooling midway through next week and staying dry through thursday. back to you. they will be talking about the sentencing of the former bart police officer convicted of killing oscar grant. johann mehserle was sentenced to two years on friday. the teens will be asking themselves what is justice? many are not happy with the out come. they will be talking about experiences with police harassment. the town hall is at 5:00 at the pro art gallery in oakland. >> gavin newsom will be in sacramento with the state's new

lieutenant governor. he tried to tie up loose ends and what to do about a new ban on toys and happy meals. live in san francisco with a look at how effective his veto might be. . >> gavin newsom is expected to ban toys with fast foot meals. most likely it will be largely symbolic since they have a veto-proof margin. three against and those four are enough to override an expected veto. the law is designed to stop restaurants from using toys to draw kids to meals that are high in fat and calories. they can only add the toy if

they make the meal more true trigz. mayor newsom's article is that it should be up to parents to decide and not the city. he will announce at an elementary school at 11:45 where he will be releasing a report on how the city is combatting childhood obesity which bring me to my colleague christie smith live in fremont where he has her hands on a study dealing with that topic. >> good morning, bob. snacky foods are hard to resist, but a study is showing that more and more kids are getting their nutrition from snacks and skipping real meals all together, often missing breakfast and dinner and getting their lunch from school. the study is by the american diet etic association. the problem is deeper thaun think. missing breakfast can be linked

to a child's development and overall health. they have trouble paying attention and even have lower test score when is when they miss breakfast. it is affecting their waistline too. in california, 31% of kids are considered overweight or obese. 25% of cal adults are considered clinically obese. the kids found they are living sedentary lifestyles and they would do more outside if they felt their neighborhoods were safer. reporting live in fremont, today in the bay. >> making me hungry. >> i don't feel like doing anything but sitting around and playing gadgets. >> i am giving you half the gadget this is friday. this is the spy tracker. this is a video camera in the front of this. we will play with it in a second. let me show you video first. this is how it works. it looks like a tank.

you can drive it around and the video camera broadcast the video back to the remote control. that's wicked cool. we had trouble showing the screen on tv. it looks much better than what we are showing you there. you have to take my word for it. i will put it down on the ground and you have the remote control. it works like a tank. i don't have to explain. you are a guy. you know how they work. meanwhile over at the news desk, he has the remote control and he can see as he looks down. >> we will see if i can find you, scott. i think that's your legs. >> the camera on here. >> there is an actual screen on brent's remote. like i said, it's rather difficult to show the actual tv screen on the remote on television. but it is great, great fun. you can drive it throughout the house and see the various parts of your house and try to

navigate down the hall way into our brother's room. >> find out what's going on and see if breakfast is ready. >> great. i see how it works. you try to send that thing into the kitchen. >> $120 from wild planet out of san francisco. i can figure it out just sitting here. >> set it down for a cup of water. >> you play with that. still very slow through livermore, but as we talked about that, the ripple effect. the back upstarts earlier on the right of your screen, but it ends senior as well. only back to about isabel and things clear considerably. a 32-minute drive to the travel time. it starts to go down and the speeds increase after the

recovery. no net effects for sunol. highway 84 moves smoothly. the south bay shows the early slowing. i say early because this is the early start to what is a light commute for the south bay on a friday and the bay bridge. the metering lights are on, but the back up is slow. mid-parking lot for most and the fast track is unusual, but they built it fastest fors 580. most of the folks head that way and metering lights have a benefit. >> had to turn on the heater. it was a cold start, but it will be a nice weekend. >> the sun is coming up. cold in san jose and 44 degrees. for bay area standards, this is chilly. here's a pretty picture. look at san francisco. the sun coming up. we will warm up with the sunrising. temperatures with 47 degrees and we are seeing 30s around the north bay through 8:00 this morning. patchy frost and fog in the

north bay valleys by lunchtime and wouldn't exactly call it t-shirt weather. highs today mostly in the mid- to upper 60s and closer to 70 around 2:00 and cooling as we approach the evening. great news for the weekend plans. finally. we get through the weekend with temperatures warming up as we head through sunday and monday and staying dry through midway next week. for november, it's chilly for the mornings for the afternoons and looking great. >> cool. >> fabulous. >> a shout out for the bay bridge. 74 years old today. they should have had balloons and stuff. >> it's having a face-lift too. >> an excuse to eat cake. ♪ happy birthday to you . >> my grandfather helped build the bay bridge.

that wrench story, i don't know. thanks for joining us this morning. the "today" show is up next. >> a local news update for you. a great friday and a great weekend. see you back in a little bit.

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