it could happen. a bill has been languishing for years could come to a vote. coming up in a live report. >> leaders are busy trying to minimize the damage from the latest leak of confidential documents. people are logging on and trying to save on this cyber monday. we will help you save and protect your identity. good morning. going to need to get an early start if your car is outside and you need to scrape the frost off the wind shield. >> speak of that frost this morning, we see temperatures in the 20s and 30s and as we head towards lunchtime, we talk cool sunshine. let's take a look at the forecast. we notice as we approach noon and 1:00, still 40s to low 50s. eventually climbing to the mid 50s and look how quickly we cool

down. 7:00 already into the 30 no, sir parts of the bay. we will let you know how long the canadian air conditioning will stick around. back to you. >> we check out the morning commute. as laura mentioned, you may not get out there to scrape wind owes. watch out for ice on bridges and things like that. >> the bridges over the smaller roadways and we are looking at the east bay where we have the slowing start. become to the 17-minute drive and typical around 6:00 a.m. 50 miles per hour on average all the way out of the pass. the vacation week is over. we have the builds there as well as westbound highway 4. coming between a street and l street is where the red is there, but it extends to harbor and clear by the time we get towards the area and pittsburgh bay point. the rest of the maze looks nice. 880 and 580. 80s off of the bridge.

the east shore freeway is close to the limit and getting as far as volume goes more crowded. slowing over the next half hour. >> lawmakers return to work today and on their plate, the dream act. a chance for u.s. citizenship for undocumented immigrants. rob redell is live at san jose state university with more. good morning, bob. >> good morning to you. tomorrow students here at san jose state university, some of them said they will be rallying in support of the dream act. this is a bill that would affect undocumented college students. the bill has been out there since 2001. nine years. why now? why are they rallying now? right now during the lame duck session of congress, harry reid and san francisco's own speaker, nancy pelosi will follow-through on a commitment to put the bill up for another vote before the republicans take control of the house. if passed, it would allow illegal aliens here in the

country before 16s old to be u.s. citizen fist they graduate high school, go to college or enter the military and don't break the law. opponents call it amnesty for illegals. supporters point out that a lot of these people have college degrees and they can't get jobs because they are undocumented. if they can't get jobs, they can't pay taxes and contribute to society. live here in san jose, bob redell, today in the bay. >> leaders are trying to limit the damage by the website wikileaks. the new round revealed private thoughts and academies of diplomats and some are questionable. intimate revelations about relations with pakistan and claim that is the saudi king abdullah pushed for attack on u.s. facilities and gossip about

the british royal fam. the white house calls them reckless and dangerous. >> i agree with the pentagon's assessment that the people at wikileaks could have blood on their hands. >> officials insist that the leaks are dangerous because they reveal sources and they do put some diplomats at risk. meantime there was a rumor accusing china of trying to sabotage google. they posted a u.s. diplomatic cable suggesting that the leadership directed an attack on the search engine last year and they broke into government computers, the dalai lama's computer and american businesses. we will have more in a live report from washington at 6:45. >> the preliminary hearing stretches into the third week today. the suspects are accused of raping a 16-year-old girl outside of a richmond high school dance last year. they range in age from 16 years old to 43 years old. the preliminary hearing started

on november 15th. a judge has to decide if they should stand trial on sexual assault charges. six of the suspects could be sentenced to in prison. defense attorneys say the girl was not assaulted. palo alto police are putting out a warning after a man tried to sexually assault a young woman. it happened at about 12 time tile 30 near el camino real. she was walking to meet her mother after 20ing the night at a friend's. a man pushed her to the ground from behind and tried to remove or clothes and she got away. the suspect is a white male in his 20s. just over 6 feet tall and 175 pounds with short dark hair and a goatee. >> people are trying to pull off a high priced robbery in walnut creek. three men stormed a store in the broadway shopping center on saturday. they ran out with $9,000 of

purses and wallets and shoved an employee on the way out the door. a female get away driver helped them flee. they used a description of the car to arrest all four people and recover the stolen items. >> plans to build dozens of homes in danville have many upset. 85 homes to be built southeast. neighbors are concerned about the increased traffic from the new homes and the additional burden that more students might put on the schools. a meeting will be held at 7:30 tomorrow night at the town meeting hall on front street. the developer is going to take input on what should be included in the environmental impact report through december 16th. >> today is expected to be the largest cyber monday in history. one survey said in five shoppers plans to take advantage of online sales. if you jump online today, you can find places offering free shipping with big price cuts. cyber monday is the traditional

internet sales day because it's the first day that everyone made it back to work. in the late 90s and early 2000s, most people did not have internet access at home. working on ways to protect your time and money and identity at 6:30. >> shopping on the job. a south bay city will have new state-of-the-art energy-efficient street lights as part of cupertino's water project that kicks off this afternoon. all street lights and irrigation controllers will be replaced with technologies that use less electricity and water. the project is partly paid for by the american recovery and reinvestment act. people in san francisco are reminded and you are encouraged to throw the bones into the

collection pen. the company that prois the composting said they will use the compost made from the scraps. >> who are would have pie scraps? bicycle owners goat save a few dollars because they no longer have to license bikes. starting tomorrow, san jose will join a list of cities that are ditching bicycle licensing. it means less of a chance of recovering your bike if it's stolen. the city audit earlier found not many people get their bikes registered and the program doesn't make enough in fees to cover the cost of maintaining a license database. >> 6:08. probably do not want to ride your bike to work today. heading over the summit at a los gatos lane. almost two hours for the lanes

being blocked. one of them blocked by a big rig and that cleared out of the system, but the south bay seeing the volume increase. it's easy to see the slowing at actualy and right off of the 680 interchange towards 880. that is the first sign of the commute. it is showing similar slowing past the 87 interchange. we will get a look further north and the trafficfullying on the roadway. an easy drive southbound and we can make out the other side off of the shot under where it says sunol. that cleared and easy smooth slowing here as well as across the water. we will look at the bay bridge and the volume really starting to increase. we will see the lies turned on around 6:20 this morning. that's the normal schedule. the vacation schedule is over. >> thanks for bringing us that cheer. >> now taking a look at the weather. it is icy.

>> about 25 now. 28 in novato. 28 in gilroy. patchy frost and ice on the sides of the roads. likely at least through 8:00 or 9:00. dry conditions from the bay area through lake tahoe. on top of the hour, minus 6. it is very cold up towards the sierra. we have clouds off to the north and high clouds for the afternoon. overall mostly sunny and cool again today. highs in the mid 50s from the trivalley. same around santa cruz and more or less the same forecast for tomorrow. changes start to appear come wednesday. more clouds that will bring up the overnight temperatures, but the clouds have a chance of rain. thursday and friday with showers to kickoff the up coming weekend. >> 6:10 and the clock is ticking on the leftovers see if it's time to let them go. >> we are on the back end of the big holiday travel weekend. find out if things are going

smooth low at airports. >> the fbi said a teen wanted to set off a bomb at a holiday celebration. we will see what the suspect has to do today. >> a live look from the south bay. hp pavilion and quiet around that area. we will check the commute and help you get out the door if that's where you are headed on this cold morning. ♪ ♪ you can find your feet and you can find your way ♪ ♪ you can find yourself in bed at the end of the day ♪ ♪ you can find some fun on a tropical isthmus ♪ ♪but you'll never find my... ♪ you can find it in your heart to be patient with me ♪ ♪ you can find a new star for the top of the tree ♪

♪ i don't mean to be coy and i don't mean to be vicious ♪ ♪ but you'll never find my christmas ♪

the mosque suffered fire and smoke damage. >> 6:14 and the food and drug administration may have to step up inspections of the food plant soon. the senate is expected to pass new plans. the bill has been stalled for more than a year and give the authority to recall pained products. it has to negotiate recalls to the companies. a pediatric group said there is evidence that probiotics which is the good bacteria could help kissed fight illness. the american academy is not ready to recommend probiotics and formulas, but it could shorten the length of viral infections. there claims that bills, yoke urts, milks and juices help digestive health and immune systems. a study finds that eating disorders with children are on the rise. it shows about a half percent of teen girls have anorexia and 1% to 2% are considered bulimic.

they are noticing the problem also in teen boys. boys make up about 10% of eating disorders in kids these days. they urge pediatricians to be aware of the trends and stay familiar with early detection and evaluation. >> time to clean out the refrigerator. if you haven't eaten the leftovers by now, it's time to freeze them or toss them. if the turkey and other fixings have been kept refrigerated, they should be to freeze. smell the food to make sure it's still good, but never taste it to check. it's important to remember the old adage, when it doubt, throw it out. >> a tradition needs help shoob around next year. christmas in the park needs to raise $200,000 to open next year. for the last three decades, they have been transformed into a

winter showcase. it's open this year, but organizers say budget cuts put it in jeopardy and they said it would be a shame to let it go. >> i would feel terrible. >> it's always been part of san jose. we can't stop it now. >> all of my children and grand children are grown. we enjoyed so many years of christmas in the park. it's a larger community and it needs it. >> christmas in the park has been free and organizers want to keep it that way. they put up donation boxes in the park and say if everyone put in $1, it would be well-funded. that's because 450,000 people are expected to go through the park between now and when it closes on january 1st. charitable giving is up a bit in the united states, but not enough to keep up with the higher demand for services. nonprofit groups hope the uptick

is the beginning of an economic recovery. a report shows about a third of charities reported an increase in donations in the first nine months of the year. they expect more good news in the 4th quarter. charitable giving fell by 3.5% last year. >> looks like diamonds are back on the wish list of women. a survey from the federation said 23% of people are asking for diamonds for the holidays. that's up from 13% last year. the big holiday gifts are crock pots and blenders. not advised, men. crock pots or diamonds? come on. it's a sign that the economy is getting better. >> thanksgiving travel rush continue this is morning at sfo. the airport had a 4% increase from last year in the number of people coming through the doors in the four-day thanksgiving holiday. the flights were mostly on time

yesterday and not as crowded as usual for the sunday after because a lot of people are traveling home today. >> i think they are starting to come home staggered, maybe sunday and monday. used to be everybody would come home on sunday. >> the duty manager said of the 440,000 prk who is came through sfo in the last four days, only a few objected to the new screening procedures. we want to check in with mike. lots of folks heading back to work. you have to allow time when we got reports of a disabled vehicle. minor injury accident. it is out of the lanes so we will see activity passing by, but no major slowing for avenue

24. that's the east shore freeway and we will get your travel times. off the merge with the bridge and a nice smooth drive towards the toll plaza where we get a look at the toll plaza itself. back up in the cash lanes, it looks like they might have turned on the metering lights. we see the back up forms and the fast track lanes, chp will update me and i will bring that to you in about 10 minutes. the rest of the approach moving nicely and close to the speed limit except for 24 where it's slow a couple of minutes. we will go back to date for the 20 minute drive. these are close to the 10. 880 past the coliseum and the volume increasing.

not a major issue, but the southbound side, a minor accident. i will let you know about that as soon as i get that update. we will send it back to you. >> thank you very much. it is 6:20 and sad news this morning. actor leslie nielsen died from complications of pneumonia. >> can you fly this plane and land it? >> surely you can't be serious. >> i am serious, and don't call me shirley. >> probably one of the most repeated lines. he is best known for roles in airplane and the naked gun films. he got his start in serious roles in films like forbidden planet and poseidon adventure. >> it's a wonderful thing that happened doing naked gun. the mold that has been set over me not only by others, but also by myself crumbled. >> leslie nielsen was 84. there deals to be found

online today and scams to be wary of. what y needou to know on this cyber monday, coming up. #e

>> per we are back at 6:23. gorgeous conditions outside and it is cold around the bay area this morning. you can see the temperatures around the bay area in the 20s around the north bay. 25 degrees in napa and 28 in gilroy. 35 in san jose and san francisco 43 degrees. we have the clear skies and here's a look at san jose. an east wind at 3 miles per hour. it's cold around the bay area, but let's take you to the sie a sierra. minus 11 in truckee. that's not a wind chill. that's an air temperature. minus 7 in lake tahoe. bone-chilling cold. high clouds and may see a few for the afternoon today and tomorrow. dry, but chilly november sunshine. temperatures climbing into the mid 50s for most of the bay

area. in san francisco and 57 around san jose. look at the temperatures out to truckee. a high of 28 degrees. for sacramento. dry through the middle of the week and towards wednesday for the north bay, a chance of a few showers and rain off and on thursday and friday. >> one too many dogs could get you in trouble. a foster city committee is expected to vote to recommend an ordinance that limits owners to three dogs each at the off leash dog park. the proposal stems from a few incidenc incidences, where a couple of women got into a fight and a man was bitten trying to separate two dogs. if passed, officials would recommend it to the city council. developing news on the leak of diplomatic documents. president obama ordered all

government agencies to review their safeguards on classified information. the white house has already condemned the leaks by whistle blowing website wiki leaks and many claim that saudi king abdullah pushed for an attack on iran's nuclear familiarities and insist that the leaks are dangerous because they reveal sources and put diplomats at risk. a lost information is coming out whether it's accurate or true. it could be at least damaging as they try to react to that. >> 6:26 and one of south america's most notorious drug lords could be a huge justin bieber fan. >> things got wild in one gym. we will find out what could happen to these two guys, coming up. >> another big shopping day. what you can take advantage of on this cyber monday in a live report. a live look outside, san jose this morning this morning and a shot as the sun begins to

come up. another crisp cold night outside and no clouds in sight. right about now is the coldest part of the day. up.l have t forasming up

good morning. chris sanchez. shopping at work. you are not alone. in five americans will do it on this cyber monday. the deals i have found and the warping signs or scams. controversial documents and what has been revealed from in a live report from washington. 6:29 and waiting for the sun to come up all the way to officially warm us up. it's monday, november 29th today in the bay.

good morning to you. >> we want to get right to rob because we have been talking about that hour by hour forecast. hopefully hour by hour we thaw out. >> we're need it. about 34 minute away from sunrise. look at the temperature. 35 in san jose and with all the sunshine, it will take time to warm up. 40s and 50s around lunchtime, but look how quickly the temperatures cool off. we will be back in the 30s in the inland valleys. towards the middle of the week, we will see a chance of rain back in the forecast. a look at the winter-like seven-day forecast in a few minutes. back to you. >> thanks a lot. >> we want to check with mike. the bay bridge toll lights? >> they are on. a few minutes early. that's an indicator that the vacation week is over. we have a 19-minute drive right there coming off of the bridge. not a major issue, but look at the toll plaza.

a live shot shows you the cash lanes off of 880 off of 580 towards the carpool lane. carpooling is a great idea. rarely have a back up if at all. checking on the accident in fremont as well. southbound 880 around mallory. the bottom of the screen had reports of a minor accident relocated back up towards stevenson. no slowing throughout the area. a little bit around the 880 interchange to the bridge. that again is a standard flow for the commute that is on again. back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. today is the day that online shoppers have been waiting for. it's cyber monday meaning deep discounts at the stores whether you have access to the internet. we have tips on how to shop and avoid the scams and how to make sure your boss doesn't get mad at you for shopping online.

>> i don't know if i can get mad at that last one. let's try an experiment. i will type in cyber monday. see how many hits we get and new tweets we get by the time we are done talking. let's talk about some of the more traditional deals. amazon.com one of the biggest retailers have deals for cyber mondays. some of them are maybe almost as old as the pumpkin pie. they have been around since black friday. also i saw an e-mail in my inbox from apple.com. that usually doesn't do deals from promotional opportunities like this. they are offering a deal and facebook is also big. social networking found this one posted by mike inouye. from san francisco giants, 20% today only and that's a cyber monday deal. most retailers online want a piece of the cyber minute pie.

even the more big box stores like wal-mart and target.com. it's important to remember that if you are looking at a deal, it sounds too good to be true. it probably is too good to be true. >> when someone said or get an e-mail something to the effect of an i pad 100 or for free for filling out a survey. people need to think about that. nothing is really free. >> that's right. nothing really is free. make sure you trust your gut on that one. also shop websites you know. that is one of the tips we got from our experts here. also use a secure wi-fi hot spot so your credit information is not out there for a hacker to snatch. watch the expiration date on time. some of them are only good for a couple of hours. use a credit card and not a debit card. go to to our website. we have tips to keep you safe

and back to the twitter search we did in the time since we started talking we got sfefb new sweets in about a minute and a half. >> keeping on top of it. cyber monday also brings out that fight over online sales taxes. a vast majority of them do not have tax. a supreme court ruling shields on line retailers from collecting sales tax unless they have a physical presence in the customer's state. the national federation is trying to close that loophole. >> the money is upwards of $23 billion or more. some as high as $40 billion. mar are many cash-strapped states are anxious for their share of the potential tax dollars each year. the foundation contends that various tax codes made collecting sales tax very difficult.

>> whether you buy online or in the store, you may want to keep in mind if you have to return the item, you may have to pay a fee. it's a big issue with electronics that are already open. some charge restocking fees for the items because the company incurs a hefty cost for open returns. >> the biggest vein it needs to be checked out. >> can you take that in the back and sell it as new in spar. >> absolutely not. it has to be checked by a certified technician at the geek squad or the manufacturer and sent back to us certified that yes, this is a sellable product in good working condition and we have to resell as an open box item. >> restocking fees at best buy range from 10% to 15%. target and amazon reserve the right to charge a restocking fee of 15%. apple charges 10%. among the companies that do not charge a restocking fee, costco, lowe's, wal-mart, hp and

staples. >> the 49ers play on monday night football. they are in arizona gerring up to take on the cardinals. the two teams have a couple of the worst records in the league, but believe it or not, they are in the hunt for the nfc west title and they could make the playoffs. the kickoff is 5:30. meanwhile hopes for the raiders are fading. he didn't do so against the dolphin for a couple of interceptings and one touchdown for the raiders. the rookie did most of the work for the silver and black. besides running back this kickoff for a touchdown, he also caught the path that he threw for the touchdown. the dolphins dominated and did the best work in the second half and filed score with 33-17. the raiders fall below 500. expect big fines from the nfl after a boxing match in the middle of game. houston texas johnson and finnegan going at it.

punches start flying. the revs threw them both of the of the game. you can expect big fines for these two. it should come quickly because the texas playoffs thursday are going to need to know as they play in the next game. >> 6:37 and a notorious drug lord could be guilty of having bieber fever. see the evidence coming up. >> player goes straight to the top when bling, bling for this dropped pass. how he used twitter to lash out. it's decision time for your health insurance. are the deductibles going to be so high insurance is not worth it. we will take a look, next. >> seeing another frosty morning around the bay area. there is a live look at the bay bridge. we will let you know how long

the chilly temperatures will be sticking around with your forecast today in the bay.

>> welcome back. moments ago, this is how the

opening bell at nasdaq worked out. she said yes. it's the blue nile.com company. the online seller of diamonds and fine jewelry there. a dramatic way to open up the opening bell courtesy of the folks at blue nile. a happy story to talk about. let's show you what's going on with the weather. the dow is down and nasdaq off by 13. what's also off is the temperatures. we dropped it into the 20s and 30s and the sierra sees cooler temperatures and checked truckee down to minus 11 with clear skies and chilly start to the morning. patchy frost and by lunchtime, 40s and 50s and a look at the highs. having a tough time getting out of the 50s. mid 50s for the entire bay area. patches of ice and no diamonds out there towards the middle of the week. a chance of rain off and on for the second half of the week. a pleasant way to open up.

>> no kidding. lots of tears there. thank you very much. that time of the year again. not just a holiday, but election time. with the cost of health care skyrocketing, more and more people are accepting deductibles so high, they take the medical bills themselves. paying for what the doctor might find are keeping lots of people away. >> every time i hear one of my colleagues saying i can't believe you came in for this, i hear a doctor saying my god, why did you wait so long? >> 18 million americans are enrolled in plans compared with 13 million last year. yet in short, americans are going to the doctor less, getting fewer tests and filling fewer prescriptions than a year ago. >> do you means say the united states was urged to attack iran. >> hoping for the sun to come up

across the bay area hoping to warm things up. we will have details and forecasts coming up.

expected highsacross the area with a cold start in san jose. oakland is 56 and san francisco is 55. >> embarrassing, dangerous and a breech of security. those are some of the words being used to describe the impact of the latest wikileaks revelation. they detail communications between u.s. and foreign diplomats. brian moore is live in washington, d.c. where there seem to be a lot of explaining to do a and a lot of people want

to know how could it happen again? >> let's say from the out set that diplomats will not be doing anything without the methods and motives being scrutinized by other countries. this comes as wikileaks strikes again another 250,000 pages and this time focuses not on iraq and afghanistan and the war, but on state department. diplomatic relations around the world and there bombshells. the un secretary general apparently was being followed by u.s. officials. they wanted to spy on him, but also get his dna profile and even frequent flyer number and a lot more. apparently 33 embassies were asked to gather the same kind of information. that's one cable. there is also a revelation about

bombing iran's nuclear program and the revelation after revelation and the united states officials from hillary clinton on down to the diplomatic community doing a lot of explaining and apologizing around the world. back to you. >> let's talk more about world reaction. amazingly, iran's president is reacting rationally at least publicly and said the leaks are just an attempt at mischief. how is the rest of the world responding and the long-term impact of this. >> the president of iran was referred to as the hitler-like figure by u.s. officials and i think that other officials say the new british prime minister who was bad mouthed in the secret cables. he may not be as willing to brush it off. if you have all your friends find out suddenly that you have

been talking smack with them it make us trust them less. that's what's going on at the highest level. >> brian moore is live from washington, d.c. >> south korea now said it will no longer conduct an exercise on the island targeted last week by north korea. they did not give a reason for the cancellation. have new video of u.s. training exercises in south korean waters. they are taking off from the uss george washington and the meeting between south korean and american navy officers. >> we want to check in with mike. 6:48 and get the latest on the morning commute. >> good morning. we will take you back to the south bay and start with 101 where we see continued slowing. we have seen the slowing for

about 45 minutes and north of there from 680 to 880. the volume of traffic heavier than last week. slowing through downtown as well. we will take you south, way south. the earlier big rig with that cleared. taking you to salinas with a full freeway closure right around airport boulevard. a diesel truck filled with 600 or so gallons of fuel and hit the center divide. no major injuries and a fire there now. there was diesel fuel spilled that had to be cleaned up. 101 northbound out of this area into sa lynn as as well. a note for you, east bay for most of the commuters looking nice. we lost the travel times, but close to the limit there. 580 out of the pass. a live look at the bay bridge. an earlier accident cleared. the back up fell going back towards west grand avenue.

cold out there and they are huddling for warmth. >> maybe so. the heater is cranked up. here's the reason. 20s and 30s and san francisco down to 43. 25 in napa and 35 in san jose. clear and dry here. we have high clouds that will spill in at times for the afternoon. no worries about rain today or tomorrow, but the second half of the week, dust off the umbrellas for now and dust off the windshields from the ice. you may have to scrape the windshields. 50s for the afternoon locally and 20s in the sierra. chances of rain on the increase thursday to friday and showers to kickoff the weekend. >> can children of illegal immigrants have access to the american dream or will opening the door to citizenship put them ahead of u.s.-born kids? students are debating the issue this week. today in the bay's bob redell is

live at san jose state university with more on the impact. bob? some of them plan to rally in support of the dream act with the bill being considered right now. the bill that would affect undocumented students the most. the bill has been out there since 2001. why are they rallying now. the thought of that right now in the lame duck session of congress, senate leader harry reid and nancy pelosi will follow-through to put the bill up for a couple of votes. if they graduate high school and go to college or the military, don't break the law. opponents call it amnesty for illegals. supporters say many of the students have college degrees and can't get a job because they are undocumented and therefore

can't pay taxes and contribute more to society. reporting live here in san jose, today in the bay. >> thank you, bob. 6:51 skpth e-mail indocks overloaded after a holiday weekend, but it will be especially full this morning, loaded up with online discounts for the big cyber monday. today in the bay's chris sanchez joins us and retail is expected to see a spike in online sales and expected to see a little call into work. >> i expect so, but since cyber monday was coined, we got smarter about shopping at work and hopefully don't get busted as often. you guys are working right now. they are going to shop online and we have a box full of e-mail offers and amazon.com. very smart post thanksgiving holiday. for 50% off the normal price which is great. i found on this screen and i

have two today. i'm a lucky girl. i found a 20% off san francisco giants gear for today only. mike posted it on facebook and a deal over here. a whole variety of things from rob. different games and dvds and $10 off of food. whatever you are looking for. the first point is that you should shop websites you know. if you get a deal offer from a website you don't know, ask around and make sure it's legitimate and use a hot spot so hackers don't have access to your user name. watch the expiration dates. some of them are available for a couple of hours. if it's too good to be true, it probably is.

>> if they are getting e-mail, they have an i pad or for free. people need to think about that. nothing is really free. >> nothing ever is. we have tips to keep you safe from scammers. you may want to stop before you do the rest of the internet shopping. more tip for you. i bumped into laura in the make up room and she said stay away from the crock pot deals and deals for dad. >> we're will stay away from that 1 and we will see you later. a rough sunday for an nfl receiver has him demanding answers from god. steve johnson had a chance to win it all against the steelers. check it out. he is wide open in overtime, but dropped the pass in overtime. hit him in a bad spot. the steelers went on to win. after the game, johnson turned to twitter to lash out at god. he wrote-" i praise you 24-7 and this is how you do me?

you expect me to learn from this? how. i will never forget this, ever. thanks though." there is a twitter could to god and he has not replied or retwittered. >> here didn't direct message god. >> i guess. in the end, god has the final say. i wouldn't be dissing him too much. >> got is limited to 140 characters. out to an area limit said as much as the roadways can handle. as you are approaching the toll plaza, the freeway slows around emeryville. highway 24 at college avenue. minor injuries, but that was causing slowing as it started to build. 880 southbound bltds because of the volume of traffic. an accident soib. you see the headlights heading towards the area and bound to show more slowing as they clear

that incident heading towards the bridge and the bridge itself. a nice easy drive over to the peninsula. 101 not showing slow downs, but that's happening in about 45 minutes to start down through men low park. >> pretty cold. a start to the day. >> 20s and 30s right now. you can see the cooler temperatures towards the north bay. 25 in napa. 35 in san jose. take a look at the sierra. we are down to minus 11 in truckee. reminds me of a time i left pepsy in my car overnight and i had icicles in my car. it is downright cold. high clouds and a frosty start. temperatures in the mid 50s. if it's frost we have to worry about, by thursday we have rain dropping back to the bay area. >> i lost a 6-pack of loenbrau

once. >> the things boys do. >> proof you never know what you are going to find when you raid the house of a notorious drug gang. brazilian cops traded a house and found this on the wall. one of two giant murals dedicated to justin bieber and found 10 tons of pot, assault rifles and missiles along with the murals for the heartthrob. missiles and bieber. >> wow. >> something for everyone. >> i guess. it's the hair. >> bieber fever. thank you very much for joining us. the "today" show is coming up next. >> i'm not sure. have a great day this morning. we will tune in back with you in about a half hour. have a great monday morning. ♪

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