>> a live look outside for this tuesday, january 24th at the golden gate bridge. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. a good tuesday morning. it's 5:00 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. a chilly start to the day. you say it's going to get nicer. >> yeah. we have a good looking day today and for the rest of the week. really comfortable conditions, lots of sunshine. this morning it's a little on the cool side. grab a jacket but leave that umbrella at home. we do have thick fog developing. i'll let you know when it will be at its worst and which cities are going to see the worst fog. the seven-day outlook ready to go. >> we're going to track the fog with you because it will affect your commute at times. right now 101, affecting the commute there.

if you are getting on or off at embarcadero for the northbound side or on the oregon expressway for the southbound side. switch the route you use. northbound use oregon. the crews clear about an hour from now. >> it's 5:00 now. richmond police are looking for a suspect in a shooting that left a 22-year-old college student dead. the contra costa times report as man and his sister were sitting in a car near the corner of nevin and 22nd street last night. they were about to head to class at a community college when a man ran past them firing at a car. the gunman then gave up and then fired at the student and his sister. the young man was killed. his sister is okay. >> what a tragic story that is. 5:01 now. budget cuts in an east bay city could cause dozens of popular events to be canceled. christie smith is live in concord where the city council will meet to discuss pulling the plug on more than 45 downtown

events. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. yeah, they have tough decisions to make when they meet this evening in concord. what the budget cuts mean is that events that people have gotten used to over the years could go by the wayside. we're talking about things like the fourth of july parade, also the music and market series according to the contra costa times. 45 events that easily bring 200,000 people downtown, this according to a report that the city council will consider tonight after the governor's cost cutting moves to slash redevelopment agencies. the deadline is february 1. so that's why cities are moving now. for concord it could mean that seven city workers will lose their job. oakland is also in the same boat. most of its cuts would come from programs that are used in lower income areas. but could also mean cuts to favorites like the oakland zoo

and children's fairyland. last week out of 3,000 city workers, about 2,500 got layoff notices. it looks like when they crunch number it will be closer to 105 workers. oakland, they are going to discuss it tomorrow. in concord they discuss it tonight. christie smith. back to you. >> thank you very much. 5:03. witness testimony will begin in the trial of the suspected gang member accused of a triple murder. edwin ramos is accused of killing tony bologna and his sons michael and matthew back in 2008 after mistaking them for rival gang members. a third son survived and is expected to testify. during opening statements the prosecution said that ramos had a history of gang violence. the defense says that ramos is innocent and another man actually shot the bolognas. >> an east bay school district

could decide to allow drug-sniffing dogs onto its campus. they will talk about using the dogs to patrol three high schools. the dogs would patrol during certain school hours but not in the presence of students. the district says a rise in drug and alcohol-related suspensions has led to the proposal. >> a possible norovirus outbreak, 73 people are suffering from flu-like symptoms at two aegis living centers in san rafael and corte madera. health officials say the first outbreak happened nearly two weeks ago. >> san jose council members will decide whether they should eliminate their own pension benefits. a committee headed by mayor chuck reed approved the proposal. the full council will take it up this afternoon. san jose tried to trim worker

pensions because costs are outpacing funding. the council is in the process of asking police and firefighters to change their pensions as well. >> it is 5:04. mitt romney's taxes took center stage in florida. marla tellez joins us with a look at newly released tax information. >> good morning. he has been under pressure to come clean especially after newt gingrich released his tax records. soon after the debate ended romney's camp began releasing his financials. we learned that the former governor earned $42.5 million over two years, this comes from profits, dividends or interest from investments. romney has confirmed he paid about $3 million in income tax in 2010 and expects to pay about $3.2 million to cover 2011. here's the point of contention for the average american. his tax rate is below that of

most wage earning americans simply because most of his income comes from as i mentioned, caltal gains on investments. this means he is taxed at 15% compared to 35 period. when brian williams asked him about his wealth romney had no remorse. >> i will not apologize for having been successful. i did not inherit what my wife and i have. nor did she. what we have, what i was able to build i built the old-fashioned way by earning it, working hard. i was proud we helped create businesses that grew that employed people. >> romney went on to say he helped create companies like staples and sports authority which employ middle class americans and that's something he says he is proud of. it should be also be noted in the two years he made the $40 million, documents show he and his wife contributed $7 million in charity and much of that went to his mormon church.

>> thank you very much. the president will deliver his state of the union address tonight. most predicting the speech will be heavy on economic theme. president obama expected to pitch new initiatives on jobs, housing and taxes and expected to serve as an opening argument for the president's re-election campaign. it will air here on nbc bay area starting at 6:00. we'll go live to washington for more details on what exactly the president will be talking about. >> the san francisco board of supervisors will tackle a possible road block to the americas cup. the sierra club filed an appeal to the environmental impact study. it's concerned about potential water pollution from a giant floating tv screen yet to be installed. the study was approved by the planning commission. today the supervisors will decide whether to uphold that. if the conclusions are rejected

it could be sent back to race preparation. >> cal train will hold two public meet toogs talk about a proposed fair increase. the fares would go up 25 cents per zone that means a rider from zone 1 to zone 6 would pay $1.50 extra per trip. these will thot change for clipper card users. >> 5:08. i want to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. she joins us in our nbc bay area weather center. >> good morning to you. yeah, grab a jacket on the way out if you're leaving right now. it's chilly but forget about that umbrella, at least through the end of the week. we'll stay nice and dry. we have great looking weather on the way. temperatures close to 70 degree as we head through tomorrow and close to that, growing about 65 degrees in places like

livermore. it's chilly, san francisco at 53, 49 in sunnyvale and 43 degrees, good morning to you, in santa cruz. throughout the day high pressure continues to mover closer to us. it's eventually going to set up over the great basin. we'll see the off shore winds. as of tomorrow the warming trend kicks in. high pressure is going to make for a comfortable afternoon. temperatures climbing 5 to 8 degrees from yesterday's highs and it works out like this. as we head through the -- mild, fog each morning. 60s in the afternoon. i'm talking about the upper 60s. here is your day part forecast as you can see, about 57 degrees by the bay at noon, 60 degrees as you make your way home from work. inland, you'll hit about 60 degrees at news, 63 at 4:00 p.m. as you head home after a long day's work. you got to get there first. how do we look?

>> better at the antioch bridge. folks, if you head north across 160 we had an earlier accident and an arrest. no details but the accident has cleared. no problems for 4 through antioch, pittsburg, over to 680 and 242, concord. a note, over the water the carquinez strait. there will be fog along the delta spots, developing this morning so keep that in mind closer to the water. no problems. we've got another look, how things are. we have the bay bridge with no problems. no issues on the span. a look for oakland, lighter volume starting to build a bit right now. we'll see if things change but so far no slowing for 880. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. flying out of oakland about to get easier tcht airport will announce a significant expansion. one airline plans to offer new destination, we're going to find

out whether those fights are headed. >> it may be time to hit some ice. the figure skating championships opening at the hp pavilion. mayor reed will be on hand to give remarks. they are competing in the pairs, men's and lady's competition. among those a bay area native. 18-year-old anna marie pierce will be skating in the junior pairs competition so good luck to her and everybody on the ice. >> very cool. 5:11 now. a national retailer suing martha stewart. details coming up. >> a city council makes a controversial decision. >> after the storm some people living in san francisco trying to clean up after boulders came roaring down into their neighborhood. [ coin drops ] [ high-pitched voice ] thanks. [ normal voice ] you're welcome.

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>> this is a live look outside from the south bay this morning. nice start to the day. you'll be surprised where the temperatures are inching. >> today's dry weather will give crew as chance to clean up that huge mess left by all of the recent rain. geologists will be out at this rock slide in san francisco today trying to come up with some kind of plan how to deal with it. the large boulders tumbled down telegraph hill yesterday, the rocks crushing a car at the complex on lombard street. three apartments still under evacuation orders because it's unsafe out there with all of that dirt moving and falling on stuff. not good. >> wow. we'll help that we're not going to see all of the rain we've been seeing. >> nothing substantial.

maybe an inside slider which is a cutoff low that breaks from the jet stream this weekend. but even that's not going to produce that much moisture. we're looking toward fog. that's going to be the weather story especially tomorrow and thursday. this morning already noticing that fog dropping off your visibility. you saw from the live picture of the golden gate bridge, no major visibility issues yet but that will likely become a factor. 53 in san francisco, at 41, good morning in santa rosa. in concord your visibilities are dropping, watch out even through livermore, deep pockets of fog. dense fog will be the factor, clearing by mid morning for most of your interior valleys. a lot of sunshine early. as a result temperatures are going to climb into the mid to upper 60s as of today. even warner for tomorrow and the dry trend lasts all the way through the end of the week. so let's talk about temperatures for today. morgan hill about 63 degrees for you.

same for gilroy, milpitas, about 63. 58 in pleasanton. even san francisco and pacifica getting comfortable conditions, 61 there. i think the fog will burn off in pacifica probably at about noon, you have to wait a little longer at the coast. 58 for bodega bay. 53 in santa rosa. the seven-day forecast shows you we get warmer and not take off too many of your temperature on thursday. may take you down by two degrees. then you hit 65 on friday inland. staying comfortable over the course of the weekend. lots of sunshine and everybody by the water holding on to 60s. >> we'll take you to the south bay here with this map. very nice drive. then yesterday and no problems for the speed sensors. a couple of things. alum rock, mile marker 10,

outside county line we have an accident, a car went off roadway and there will be crews heading there. not a major commute issue. 680, 101 moving smoothly. top of the screen, on westbound 277 you have the metering lights which have been on. they are starting to cycle. that will happen starting at 6:00. we'll see if it affects the roadways through milpitas. likely only the surface streets. we have construction going on here, the on and off ramps are affected. getting on at oregon expressway, that's the issue there. the rest of your peninsula looks nice. between the city and 92, no major slowing. and no problems. getting across 92 t san mateo bridge moves, nice easy drive. we'll take you back out to the maps to finish with more valley. i see this blip.

>> thank you. it's 5:17. cupertino's apple will announce fourth quarter earnings after the bell. what we can expect let's turn to brian shactman. good morning, brian. >> good morning. busy day. stock futures are lower this morning after markets basically finished flat on monday. the dow snap add four-day rally, investors taking profits, continuing to watch the debt talks. i can tell you japan was up a touch, china close for the new year. europe trading to the down side. there are a slew of earnings including dupont, johnson & johnson, mcdonald's, travelers and verizon are all in. you can check out all of this on cnbc.com. ap sl a big one. the fed has a two-day policy meeting. the dow fell 11 points monday to

12,708. the nasdaq to 2784. macy's is suing martha stewart living. the department store has an exclusive right to sell martha steward products. company sold a stake to jcpenney. hence t the debate and it will be settled in court. starbucks sells coffee that helps many start their day. now it wants you to end. it's expanding sale of beer and wine. starbucks sells alcohol in seattle, washington and portland, oregon and plans to bring the new items to chicago by the end of the year. the company does not noon sell nationally but wants to see if this will heat the more coming in the afternoon or evening. we'll see. i think the thinking is they have the store and from 5:00 to

close it's not that busy. much like mcdonald's wanted people there in the morning so they started breakfast. that's sort of the logic. >> something to bring you up and bring you down. >> maybe have washers and driers next. an east bay community college will decide whether to have voters fund classes. they are considering a parcel tax on the june ballot to make up for the money lost through state budget costs. the school's chancellor says they lost $30 million. >> city counselor gave the green light to a project last night. at&t will top 20 telephone poles with a two-foot antenna that resembles a symbol. the goal is to improve cell phone reception. some parents are worried about

the possible radiation but at&t says it is safe. >> it's regulated by the fcc and the council on radiation prevention. our sites are thousandsbly the maximum standard. >> 5:21. coming up a former san francisco giant signs with one of the most hated teams in baseball. >> how a recent supreme court ruling could affect pretty big cases. >> and the average tech worker, the average tech worker,wo $100,000 in silicon valley. dinner? candles?

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>> high profile cases could be in jeopardy after an important supreme court ruling, ruling unanimously that police agencies

cannot use gps devices on suspects without a search warrant. the decision could affect an appeal in the chauncey bailey murder trial. police hid a device on bay's car as part of a separate investigation. that device was on the car when bailey was killed. it shows bay's car outside of bailey's apartment hours before his murder. it also showed the car went by the crime scene less than an hour after the murder. under the ruling that information would not be admissible in court. >> the ruling could affect a lawsuit filed against the fbi by an arab college student who found the device on his car. he and his lawyers say the gps device violated his rights. he was accused of trafficking cocaine as a result of data from that device. >> 5:24 now. the giants said they didn't want

him and now a fan favorite is headed out of town. cody ross was not re-signed in the off season but he found a home yesterday. espn reports ross has signed a one-year, $3 million contract with the boston red sox. deal won't be final until he takes the physical. ross celebrated saying thank you giants fan, you're amazing, looking forward to meeting the red sox nation fans. >> the average salary for tech workers is past $100,000 for the first time. a sign of competition. >> if you have the qualifications, jon, you can pretty much write your ticket as new companies like twitter and apple fight over you. job search website dice holdings found salaries in 2011 last year measured, averaged $105,000 for engineers and programmers, and you don't have to take the job permanently. contract workers make, on

average, $75 an hour. $105,000 sounds like a lot and is but we can translate that to the rest of america using cost of living. it's the same as 78,500 in chicago, $68,000 in sheboygan. why sheboygan? because i like saying sheboygan. $63,000 in spokane. $61,700 in dallas. now, speaking of price comparisons you are looking at the last priceline commercial featuring william shatner. the the company is going in a different direction and killing off, killing off shatner's character in a fiery bus plunge. "the wall street journal" says the bus association has objected to the ad. don't cry for shatner. he made millions as the priceline spokesman. he took early stock options in the company. apple and yahoo! report profits after the closing bell today, apple watched for soft sales of ipads as people wait for ipad 3. yahoo! technically this is the

first profit report under the new ceo scott thompson though he wasn't in charge of the quarter he's going to talk about. when companies have really bad news they often announce it during the quarterly profit report. i'm not trying to predict anything but i will throw that in there as we see a lot of restructuring at yahoo!. if we're going to see any in the lower levels today might be the day. >> it's interesting. thank you, scott. 5:27. still to come on "today in the bay," a bay area police department is issuing a warning after a homeowner is scammed out of her jewelry. >> reporter: those opposed to the 49ers stadium have cleared a hurdle irn thei fight to stop this project. that story coming up. >> i'm meteorologist christina loren, live from the nbc bay area weather center where we are tracking some cold conditions and lowering visibilities. i'll let you know where the fog is the thickest and when the sun will come out, coming up. >> we're look now heading to the

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>> what ed lee is saying about san francisco's sheriff. >> a live picture from hollywood where the 2012 oscar nominations are about to be announced. we'll have full details. >> a live look here at oakland, that is 880, cutting through the traffic right there. red lights, white lights, mike inouye will fill you in. it's january 24, a tuesday, "today in the bay." >> a good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. 5:30. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. we want to get your weather for you. let's get meteorologist christina loren here to tell us all about it. >> good morning to you. we have a really good looking forecast for you today, tomorrow

even warmer. that means if you want to hit that fresh powder up in the sierra nevada, you will be skiing with sunshine overhead and it will be nice. we're going to lose a lot of the powder as temperatures warm up across northern california. 47 in livermore right now. 46 in oakland, grab that jacket. we're talking about the upper 60s in some cities. i'll tell you if that's yours. let's find out what could slow you down on the drive. >> we're not sure what was causing this slowdown but it was there. westbound 580 out of the altamont pass over to north flynn road we had speeds averaging to 50 all of a sudden. then suddenly in the last couple of minutes the last update from the system things cleared up. no incidents. it was an early sign of building traffic, now sorting itself out. we'll show you problems for antioch coming up. >> we have breaking news this morning. from san francisco, a man may have assaulted a young girl. we've got a live look at the

scene. still dark out there but details are coming in. it appears that police are staged in front of the union building on fisherman's wharf. we hear a woman was attacked by a man in the bushes just before 4:00 this morning. we have a crew on the scene. we'll update you as soon as we get it. >> a group of santa clara residents may have scored a minor victory. bob redell live near the proposed construction site and what's going oun. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. there is a group of residents opposed to using taxpayer money to pay for a 49ers stadium that would be in this parking lot next to great america. the victory comes in this sense. they have now forced the santa clara council to take up this issue again tonight at its meeting. the registrar of voters confirmed that california played fair collected enough signatures to force a referendum on the

city's decision to line uf $850 million in bank loans to help finance the project. at the meeting one of three things could happen t city preels the loans, submits the issues to voters, unlikely, or ejects the referendum petitions which is most likely. the city's argue summit that the bank loans were never subject to referendum because that move to approve them was administrative in nature. in other words, they are just carrying out the will of the voters who approved the project in june. santa clara plays fair believes the voters were hoodwinked. the group says it does plan to go to court to fight this issue. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> accused serial killer joseph nasowill be tried for the murders of four women, that is a

judge's ruling after a 2-week preliminary hearing. he is charged with killing four prostitutes from 1977 to 1994. during his closing arguments the 78-year-old marin man called prostitution a, quote, risky business, and any one could be responsible for the murders. nasowill be back in court february 3. >> a warning this morning for people living in san carlos, the san mateo sheriff's office asking residents to use caution when dealing with door-to-door salesmen. last sunday a man and woman posing as magazine solicitors were allowed in to use the bathroom and took a large amount of jewelry while they were in the home. the sheriff's office says it's never a good idea to let strangers in. a showdown may be imminent between ed lee and sheriff ross mirkarimi. hours after the sheriff appeared in court to set a trial date, the mayor said he wants to meet mirkarimi and may ask him to take a leave of absence. the mayor says the charges may

be just too much of a distraction for the sheriff to fulfill his duties. the sheriff right now facing three misdemeanor counts of domestic abuse for bruising his wife's arm during a new year's eve argument. a second woman has come forward claiming that mirkarimi injured her during ath violent argument when she dated mirkarimi in 2007. she just filed a police report yesterday. >> prior to releasing his taxes mitt romney mixed it up with newt gingrich in a feisty gop presidential debate. romney lost south carolina in that primary on saturday and he came out swinging last night. >> i think it's about leadership and the speaker was given an opportunity to be the leader of our party in 1994, and at the end of four years he had to resign in disgrace. >> romney went after gingrich's electability and working as a consultant for freddie mac. two hours before the debate gingrich released his contract with the mortgage giant showing he made $300,000 for consulting and related services.

>> i have never ever gone and done any lobbying. you know, there's a point in this process where it gets unnecessarily personal and nasty and that's sad. >> overnight romney released his tax records for 2010 and '11 over the two years he earned more than $42 million all from investments and capital gains. he paid $3 million in taxes for 2010 and expects to pay $3.2 million for 2011. >> 5:36 now. a look at the forecast this morning with meteorologist christina loren. any precipitation out there? >> no precipitation but fog. you can see that developing from the live picture of the golden gate bridge. that could become more problematic as we head through the next couple of hours. temperatures right now are on the cool side. you are clear all the way from san jose to the santa cruz coast. a little fog starting to develop up in san francisco and along the marin county coastline.

then the fog creeping in, mostly impacting fairfield, concord and livermore. high pressure is the reason for the change in our pattern. you can see where the storm track is now. right now bull's eyeing the pacific northwest. up over the ridge of high pressure that is going to make for comfortable days. tomorrow looks like the warmest day of the week. so, it all works out like this. as high pressure gets closer it's not only going to compress p moisture, it's going to help keep things mild giving us a quiet stretch of weather that lasts into the weekend. 60 degrees, fog, rising temperatures for the next 48 hours. and we're talking about the 60s so temperatures coming up above the seasonal average. here is the day part forecast. you find out where you live, the coast bay, 45 at 8:00 inland. 60 by noon and rounding out the day at 63 degrees. we'll talk about when you're going to get the best skiing and i've got the seven-day outlook.

5:37. first let's get to you work on time with mike inouye. >> we'll take you to highway 4 where we've seen this, 5:30, boom, down from 50s to the 20s as far as the speeds go in the westbound direction through antioch. they had road work yesterday that was completed later than they thought but it was done and held up through the evening. looks okay now in toward bay point. in the 50s there as well. we'll watch for the volume to move toward concord. so far smooth drive to the bay bridge and the maze no. delays here. we'll look at the north bay times with a smooth drive down from highway 12. christina showed you this shot but we'll look at it again. there is a glow to the lights. no issues for visibility yet. >> starting next month you may see something you have never seen before at disneyland or disneyworld. disney will start to loosen things up and let cast members

grow beards and goatees. this is a first. disney has prided itself on a polished professional image. disney like the rest of the world, it's evolving. the guidelines are strict, the beards and goatees must be well groomed and can be no longer than a quarter inch. that sounds like a shadow than a beard. >> 5:39. hollywood's best and brightest up early waiting to hear the oscar nominations. got a live look from beverly hills where the nominations are being announced as we speak. jennifer lawrence at the podium. >> melissa mccoughy in brides maid. janet mcteer. and octavia spencer in "the help." >> for best performance by an actor in a supporting role, the nominees are, kenth branagh in

"my week with marilyn." joe that hill, nick nolte, christopher plumber, and max von sydo. >> for best performance by an actress in a leading role -- >> we're going to continue to monitor as all of the nominations come out. >> huge day in hollywood. >> exactly. of course we'll bring you updates. >> absolutely. it's the raiders head coaching search may be over. we'll have the latest coming up. >> plus, keeping kids safe. the new and surest being provided to protect young athletes from concussions. >> 12 hours from the president's state of the union address, we'll go live to capitol hill for all of the det.

>> this is a live look at hollywood t nominees are, let's

listen to best picture. >> money ball, the descendants, jim burke, alexander payne, and jim taylor, producers. the tree of life, nominees to be determined. midnight in paris. "the help." hugo, graham king and martin scorsese producers. and extremely loud. scott ruden, producer. >> join us on february 26 when we celebrate the magic of the movies, thank you. >> always exciting to hear. nominations for the academy awards. best picture there at the end. we're going to compile that list and bring it to you later.

>> big day for "money ball." brad pitt nominated and johna hill. nice work. the president getting ready for his election year state of the union address. tracie potts is live on capitol hill where the economy is expected of course to take center stage. tracie, good morning. >> good morning. jobs, the economy, it is the big issue. the president's expected to address tonight. we're told he's going to hit hard on the theme of the wealthy paying more, paying their fair share by paying more. it's the buffett rule they talked about that republicans here on capitol hill don't like. the president will call it economic fair play as opposed to what republicans here have referred to as class warfare. he'll talk about his jobs plan, leading the fight he will say for the middle class. and also about national security. iraq, the war ending there, osama bin laden. what we look for in the message,

new proposals for people trying to go back to college, how they can afford it. for manufacturing and housing, housing crisis still a big issue in california and other areas around the country. 43 million watched this last year, 182 members of congress expected to sit together this time, of course president obama last time around won california including alameda and san mateo counties, this time could be tougher. laying the groundwork for that tonight. jon. >> tracie, thank you. make sure to tune in to nbc bay area to see the president's state of the union address live. >> the recovery efforts in lit slowing down now. workers and equipment are moving into place to start pumping a half million gallons of fuel. divers continue to blast small holes in the hull of the ship looking for 17 missing passengers. so far 15 bodies have been

found. >> 5:45 now. family, friends and fans will get a chance to pay their respect to legendary penn state football coach joe paterno today. a public memorial will be held on the campus. a private funeral will take place on wednesday. paterno died sunday morning from complications ever lung cancer. he was fired in november in the wake of a child sexual abuse allegation filed against former assistant coach john cadiz klemack. >> 5:46 now. a chance for a check of the weather. christina is here to tell us if you don't like the cold start you get a nice finish. >> it's not all that cold out there. we had really frigid mornings where temperatures dropped into the 20s and teens even last tuesday. but this morning we're in the 40s and 50s. there is some fog out there. now we have deep pockets from livermore to concord and fairfield and starting to drop off in santa rosa and napa as

well. so make sure you're ready to drive through the fog. temps aren't that cold. we're starting out mild so that means we're going to see a nice day. a beautiful finish as jon kelley pointed out. temperatures near 70 degrees in the warmest cities across the bay. this morning we'll have to get through the dense fog, i think most of it, though, will be out of the area as we head through 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. and then this afternoon clearing becoming mostly sunny. interial vales of high clouds. we have clouds filling in from the storm track which fits to the north. ahead high pressure keeps control of our weather pattern keeping things dry and sunny. we're going to climb as we head through tomorrow. here it is, high pressure in control, taking the storm track into the pacific northwest. you can see we have high clouds filling in to the bay area so. this morning that's going to make for a gorgeous sun rise. throughout the day high pressure gets closer and closer and we're going to see mostly sunny sky by 4:00 p.m.

63 degrees in milpitas and with 63 in fremont, right by the water alameda about 58, 62 for berkeley, and 62 degrees in sonoma. the seven-day forecast shows you we're going to get warmer. 69 by wednesday, 67 on thursday, and a little magic for you this morning. that fog's going to burn off later on today. as you can see, temperatures are going to be in the mid-60s, pretty much all week long. yeah, inland getting really nice conditions. that means by coast you'll be able to hit the beach, probably want to keep your jacket on. it will be warm enough. let's check your drive with mike. >> no trick, it's the timing here, south bay moves nicely in the northbound commute direction. still a little early at 6:30 about the time we see slowing. 1 woun from capital expressway. we do have an issue cropping up. right here westbound, getting on

237, transitioning there, that metering light was on green for the last week, today it starts to cycle from red to green. metering traffic on westbound 237. that will likely cause a little bit of a stir as you come out of milpitas on city streets, that may make things easier on 237. we'll see as you head west. embarcadero and oregon expressway, construction cleared. both sides of 101, a great flow along the peninsula right there no. problems between 92 and the city itself. we'll get a look out there and see a live look, the bay bridge toll plaza, we should see a light volume. that's what we do. no problems down the east shore all the way around the berkeley curve. we have slowing through livermore kicking off at the alta mont pass. >> wells fargo offering concussion testing. a package was created because of

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>> welcome back. the man suspected of dozens of arsons will be back in court and could enter a may on 37 counts ever arson, accused of setting more than 50 fires in los angeles, causing about with $3 million in damage. police say burkhart was angry about his mother's legal troubles. >> a pair of new rules for airlines goes into effect today. starting this morning airlines will not be allowed to increase the price of a ticket once you purchased it. passengers can hold the reservation without payment or cancel a registration without a penalty for 24 hours after initial booking.

on thursday airlines will be required to show all taxes and fees in those advertised fares. >> we have amazing video right now from washington state where a snowmobiler was buried alive in an avalanche and lived to tell about. the group of friends was snowmobiling in the cascade mountains. an avalanche burris one of the riders. his friends immediately jump on their snowmobiles and roll over. they had to start digging to get their friend's head free. >> we got you, buddy. we got you. >> we've got his head. >> shovels! >> they knew where i went in the snow and that was the saving grace was knowing exactly where i went in. >> the man is back home with no major injuries but he says it's something he hopes to never go

through again. >> 5:54. apple and yahoo! set to make news today. greece can't get its act together. scott joins us. >> good morning to you, laura. >> hello. >> greece has an $18 billion loan payment coming, greece doesn't have the money. it can get it from other countries but only if they convince some private banks to take pennies on the euro of some of that debt. the head of negotiations for the international monetary fund and the world bank have left greece and gone home. you mentioned apple and yahoo! both report profits, this will be the first full quarter in which tim cook was ceo. fory. yahoo! it's the first quarterly report. it looks back at months before he was ceo so you'll have to take that into k. we have a fun video for you as well circulating showing a viola player giving a concert in

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kenneth branaugh. and brad pitt an actor nomination. and the big category, best picture, here are the nominees. hugo, "the artist," the descendants, extremely loud and incredibly close, the help, midnight in paris, money ball, the tree of life, and war horse. >> nine nominations. seem like a lot? >> they bumped it up to 10. they are trying to get more people in there to have a bigger category to win. >> good to see. thank you. it's 5:57. still to come, state redevelopment cuts have a ripple effect through the bay area. some family friendly events get in the act. we'll have a live report. ring, ring.

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