>> and a live look outside golden gate bridge. what's going on there. we'll check in with mike on this thursday, february 2, this is "today in the bay." >> a good thursday morning to you. thanks for joining us. 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 to find out about our thursday forecast. sounds like a nice day. >> beautiful day. if you like the dry warm weather. but if you are someone missing the rain we have that in the seven-day forecast. as you make your way out, grab that jacket. it's colder by 5 to 8 degrees, back in the 30s in some cities. throughout the day lots of sunshine. i'll tell you when the showers arrive and what the super bowl sunday weekend holds as well. check your drive with mike. >> we had an earlier morning accident inside san francisco

wanted to tell folks but it has cleared. that intersection should be cleared of the activity. maybe like on the side of the roadway. but the intersection cleared. the disabled vehicle southbound 101 south of 280 but traffic has not disrupted getting out of the city. >> 5:01. a convicted murderer on death row may hold the key to a cold case and the disappearance after 9-year-old hayward girl. michaela garecht disappeared in 1988. death row inmate wesley shermantine has written a letter implicating his fellow convicted serial killer loren herzog. that spurred him to write the letter. in it he says that herzog was responsible for michaela's

abduction. he says he will lead the authorities to some of the victims. the two suspected of killing more than 20 people in the 1980s and 90s. >> the city is considering new rules that would gives more control of the downtown bars and restaurants. both sides are looking for ways to keep the peace and keep businesses open. early sunday morning officers arrested nine people after a series of brawls. police chief has announced increased patrols. >> it is official this morning, facebook going public. the tech company filed papers after markets closed yesterday, looking to raise $5 billion under the ticker name fb. in those faps it made 3.7 billion, most of that in advertising revenue. that is plenty of cash to fund

its expansion plan. bob is live at the facebook campus with what menlo park wants out of this deal. good morning, job. >> good morning, namely impro improvements to the neighborhoods on bay front expressway. the networking giant wants to add more than 7,000 employees to this campus and another one but they need permission to do that because adding that many people will impact traffic among other things. the city is allowed to ask facebook to help out their neighbors. not familiar, well, facebook headquarters is in a low income neighborhood. the council is thinking about having facebook try to beautify the area in terms of -- at least offering assistance or landscaping along the expressway. a sound wall for a park. also trying to offer assurances that local residents wouldn't be

displaced as employees gobble up properties. what's next? the city council met to come up with suggested ways that facebook could help out the surrounding community. they will sort of formalize that list, then the next meeting february 14 and some time after that will begin. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> it's 5:04. in court the man accused of a 32-year-old murder. david dixon is accused of killing rachel moncrief of han so say. honor dreef was found at a mote ert home dealership where she worked as a security guard. it showed dixon's blood on one of his pant legs. >> the south bay man accused of leading police on a violent chase will be in court.

the 27-year-old allegedly stole a car and then rammed four police cruisers trying to evat capture. all of the officers did survive. gonzalez expected to enter a plea today. and the man accused of stock piling guns and explosives, 63-year-old mark will attend a plea hearing. he was arrested after san jose police say they found several explosive devices in his home, they were then forced to dig a hole in his yard to det state the devices. >> 5 lon 05. the death toll continues to rise after a soccer game riot in egypt. marla tellez joins us. good morning. >> good morning. cnn is reporting 79 people are now confirmed dead in what officials call that country's worst case of soccer violence. one player comparing the scene

to a war. the fans, after an upset victory over one of epipt's most popular team. dozens were stabbed to death and others suffocated. this morning about 250 people are recovering from injuries and almost 50 are in police custody. the military says this is the first of three days of mourning. closer to home a u.s. counter terrorism official says the no fly lift in the states has more than doubled from 10,000 to 21 names. this is the list of terrorists banned from flying to and within america. most people on the list are from other countries, only about 500 are american. and the state of swsh a giant step closer to legalizing gay marriage. after a 90 minute debate the

state senate narrowly approved the measure. the house is expected to hat it and the governor promises to sign the bill. washington would become the seventh state to allow same-sex marriage. opponents have promised to challenge it. >> thank you very much. a san francisco school will remain closed the rest of the week because of a massive outbreak of a stomach virus. they had to close after 50 students called in sick and 90 others sent home. it's sickened students and 30 teachers. there has been extensive cleaning and the department of public health says it's okay to open. ool officials expect to threat students and staff get better. >> caltrain could decide today to raise fairs. the transit could vote following a public hearing.

they will be asked to pay 25 cents more, about 1.50. ticket from san jose to san francisco, fairs would not change for clipper card users. >> it's 5:08. approaching the weekend and meteorologist christina loren says don't expect too much rain. got to be nice. >> good news, a lot of people like to get their brill on. you'll be able to do so. you could watch the came outdoors at any of the local sports bars. take it out and enjoy. 70 degree weather not going to last. 40 degrees in concord. we're going to see patchy fog and it's colder by the latter portion of today, full on sunshine, not even much haze. what we did pick up yesterday even that dritle and miss so

it's clear, just gorgeous. we'll see the storm move in. let's hope you plan your day. up to 58 at the coast, a little cooler by the bay. that's where we'll see the clouds around the bay. inland temperatures about 64 degrees as you make your way home from work. we're going to touch on the 70s, the warmest region across the bay area. 5:09 first. >> pretty mooth drive but i want to point out things on the east bay. 880 southbound you cannot get off at whipple road. road work maybe till 6:00. you can use the alvarado exit or even the next one down but no slowing past the seen. an easy drive. we are looking at northbound 880 at high street, a smooth ride,

we'll get a live look and how how things are. no problem. it's moved light volume of traffic, this will pick up being a thursday. laura showed the crews on the bridge, they moved the cones and everything is clear again. >> mike, thank you. those plans to demolish the old span of the bay bridge will move forwa forward. it comes that they will vote to amend the demolition. the project time line has changed since the first permit was approved. demolition of the span that connects the island to oakland would start in 2813. this could take five to seven years to complete. >> it's an out-of-this-world drink, a british astron mere with a passion for wine is mixing both to create a unique blend. it's called meteor redo.

the space rock brings out the flavors. >> makes the wine livelier. it brings out the flavors better. the cold doesn't change, because it's darker. but generally just brings out the favors. >> the raet -- he had another line to create the fashion. >> i don't want rocks and dirt in my wind. changes coming to the dplints fan test. >> the latest in the efforts to tav a bay area land mark. >> details from the latest snow survey are in. how things are looking up in the sierra. >> for the latest news traffic and weather find us on facebook @nbcbayarea.

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>> welcome back everyone. good thursday morning. yes, it is a crisp, clear day out. to help illustrate, the san francisco palace of fine art. it's a fine shot. makes you feel good this morning. mike will talk about the traffic. it's 5:14. >> as expected results from the latest sierra snow pack not so good. the latest readings show barely a foot of snow in some places. levels only 37% of normal. farmers in the central valley are especially worried. they depend on the snow melt for crops. so far this is the third driest winter since 1946. a stark difference from last

year when we had so much. >> but we're still in the middle of winter. i'm optimistic. i'm looking 15, 20 days out at all of the computer models. people keep asking me when can we go to the sierra nevada and snowboard where it's not slushy or you have the hard ice. not comfortable when you fall. boy, do i know that. 39 in livermore. 43 in san jose. fresh packed powder on the way next week, even showers possibly up to a quarter inch of rain right here in the south bay. so we'll talk about that. for today, staying comfortable and unseasonably warm, in the 70s in some cities. the warmest across the bay. the warmest spot looks like gilroy. as we head through the next 48 hours look at the difference. this big ridge of high pressure taking that storm track way into canada. as we head throughout day, high clouds will make their way through the ridge of high

pressure, filtered sunshine at times but mostly sunny. then friday, as the ridge moves over the great basin it's going to be even warmer. we continue to climb all the way into super bowl sunday. so for today 65 in san jose. 63 in milpitas. about 63 degrees in concord. take you across the water, 64 degrees up in santa rosa so comfortable conditions. it's bitter cold out there right now so grab a jacket. here we go. the next three days work like this. we're going to climb through saturday up to 67 degrees, great options for you. you need to get outdoors that weather is going to be comfortable. any sort of outdoor activities very nice this weekend. by sunday up to 70 degrees. really comfortable grilling weather. then tuesday, wednesday, even the first part of thursday, looking rather active. this is a juicy system, subtropical moisture tap. we'll talk about that. let's talk to mike about your

drive. >> pleasant for the roadways. we have improving conditions here in san francisco as well as the earlier accident, van ness, cleared from the road and no slowing. southbound 101, disabled vehicle cleared out of 280. coming down south in toward daly city we see slowing. no incidents but i'll track that and let you know. that's in san francisco down to daly city. not a major commute at this time. the bay bridge, all traffic flow toward that and the maze moving nicely. we do have southbound 680 with construction from about rudier road but the northbound side picked up early this morning. no delays for 680 through danville into walnut creek. highway 4, early signs of slowing for antioch but no big drama yet. we'll see that change. northbound through the south bay, a smooth drive. scott mcgrew noticed that there has been a prius, you've seen it

without taillights at 101. if you have someone leaving the house about maybe 3:30, 4:00, let them know their lights may be out. back to you. >> thank you very much. fed chair ben bernanke will be on capitol hill talking about what else, the economy. for details and the rest of the news before the bell we turn to jackie deangelis live at cnbc world headquarters. >> good morning. the futures are mixed after stocks kicked off with a rally on wednesday, breaking the dow's four-day losing streak. the markets were boosted by positive manufacturing data from china and the u.s. we're going to get data on unemployment productivity and labor costs. ben bernanke testifies before congress about the economy a week after the fed blejed to keep interest rates low. we saw the dow rise to 12,716.

retailers report january sales today and for once they can blame the weather. sales rise 2% versus 5% in december. the storms were hurt by the lock of cool weather. january's also a promotional month as many shoppers are cashing in gift cards. and american airlines is seeking to cut jobs. also $2 billion in costs. the company wants to terminate its pension plans which would amount to the largest pension default in u.s. history. american which filed for chapter 11 has lost 12.5 million. >> thank you. >> it is 5:19. iconic san francisco watering hole might have found the savior. they made their case before the historic preservation commission. they want the city to classify

the union square hoong out as historic. if it fails supporters say they will explore legal action. the landlord ordered them to be out by march. >> giant fans swarming at&t park saturday for the annual fan test but this year there will be -- it will be different. first off, no more early bird access for season ticket holders. last year letting people in early just clogged up autograph lines. there will be more space to reduce crowding. more than 1,000 showed up last year. this is free and scott mcgrew will be there from 9:00 to 10:00 to talk about what's happening in the world. >> we're excited about it. super bowl first though. 5:20. coming up a bay area zoo

welcoming a new addition. >> how much do we have to pay to opt out? >> a company brings more jobs to the bay area.

>> good morning everyone. a live look outside on this thursday morning. that is hp pavilion, the home of the san jose sharks. they are dropping the puck tonight hosting the stars. you want to check them out you might get over to see good action. 5:23. >> pg&e is giving you a chance to ditch your smart meter for a price. regulators approved the charges the utility -- for the charges of the utility's opt out

program. customers can pay $75 fee and monthly charge of $10. low income customers can pay $10 fee and $5 monthly charge. pg&e says it needs to recover the cost of replacing the smart meters and sending meter readers for the analog devices. >> the public getting a treat when they see the zoo's newest arrival. a baby giraffe will be on display, maggie was born last month, the first female giraffe born at the zoo in nearly a decade. it's important due to the population. >> it's a beautiful picture. 5:24. new jobs in santa clara. scott mcgrew joins us. >> dell may be a computer maker, it is based out of texas.

it's getting bigger. dell has 250 workers on great america parkway in santa clara. here is video from october when they opened it up. the company will expand this summer and that will allow the company to add 600 more employees to its silicon valley hub. eventually dell expects to have 1500 workers in santa clara. sony has a new chief and on his first day on the job wednesday he had to tell the world that sony lost more than $2 billion thanks mostly to weak tv sales. this is something to keep in mind as apple considers selling its own tvs. sony had to deal with the flooding in thailand where many suppliers work f. your currency is strong it makes products more expensive. the president will call on yahoo!. oliver knox comes from french

news wire. speaking of the french, a judge in france says that google is breaking french law by providing free maps of france. the judge says google has to pay french map makers because they are selling fewer maps. this morning we know more about facebook than we did yesterday. we'll talk about that coming up in a bit. >> we'll look forward to it. thank you very much. >> scott has that certain something. >> facebook's pending ipo making headlines around the world. we'll look at what that means for the bay area in general coming up. >> reporter: 9-year-old michaela garecht disappeared in 1988. investigators may have a new lead coming from a death row inmate. i'll have that coming up. >> i'm meteorologist christina loren live in the nbc bay area weather center. a colder start but a gorgeous

afternoon setting up. if you've been tropical waving the rain we're bringing it on. >> i'm mike inouye with your north bay travel. not a problem all the way to th. waldo tunnel.i' i'll show you other spots when we come back.

>> reporter: new this morning a major ruling expected today in the fight over proposition 8. videotapes from inside the courtroom could soon be released. >> all of a sudden everybody is fascinated with s-1. we'll talk about facebook's ipo. >> how one social networking giant in particular might be asked to help out its new neighbors on the peninsula. i'll have that coming up. >> we give you a live look outside, san francisco, it's crisp, it is clear and according to christina loren a beautiful day in the neighborhood. it's thursday, february 2nd.

"today in the bay." >> good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. 5:30 right now on the nose. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> very specific and precise. good morning. i'm jon kelley. we check in with meteorologist christina loren who is also very precise and specific and sounds like spectacular is the word. ♪ sunny days >> thanks for that reference. good morning. we're looking good this morning. we are going to see a gorgeous second half of the day. it's kind of cold out there considering we were in the 50s and 40s at this time. grab that jacket. i'll tell you when you'll break it back out. first 5:30, let's check the drive. >> we're shaping up fine so far. no major incidents. oakland, a smooth draft past high street. that has cleared. but the roadway is less clear

now that more are hitting the roads at 5:30. also traffic across the bay. also the commute direction with the taillights, all are starting to pick up the volume. >> there is new hope for a h hayward mother. he says he knows what happened to michaela garecht. christie smith joins us live where michaela's mother met with police. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. michaela garecht's mom is hoping for a miracle that her daughter comes home safe. really, this isn't comforting news to her at all. a letter that's coming from a convicted killer on death row that has information he claims is about her daughter. wesley shermantine wrote that let tear a stockton newspaper claiming that his partner loren was responsible for kidnapping

the girl 23 years ago. herzog recently committed shermantine. shermantine also claimed that he'd lead police to several bodies. michaela's mom hope this is is not the end. >> when people say do i feel hopeful about this, my answer has to be that a lead to michaela's remains is not hopeful. not what i consider hopeful. to me i mean hope for 23 years that she would come home alive. >> reporter: michaela disappeared in '88 when she went to the store with a friend. they came out and a man grabbed her and shoved her into a car. investigators in san joaquin valley are looking into this and when they conclude their

investigation they will try and conduct their own jailhouse interview. christie smith. >> 5:32. a federal appeals court will decide if video recordings of the proposition 8 civil trial can be released to the public. a judge overseeing the case had the proceedings recorded and supporters of the ban on gay marriage want those private. the court of appeals will issue an opinion on whether the public has a right to see them. the justices have to decide whether proposition 8 is constitutional. >> facebook is filing its ipo filings. we're getting details how the company works, scott joins us in the newsroom. he has the latest insight. good morning. >> good morning. the shrks 1 is the blueprint for the company. this time yesterday this document was the most super

secret document in the girl. now you can read it all you want. among the things we learned. the on line gaming company accounts for 12% of facebook's residents. another interesting fact facebook generates less money than we thought but $3.5 billion a year, a billion of that is profit. you know what's cooler than a billion dollars? a billion dollars in pure profit. let me -- it's a warning to investors. he says facebook was not originally created to be a company. it was built to accomplish a social mission to make the world more connected. we think it's important that everyone who invests in facebook understands what this means to us. the google guys did something similar. we're doing this as a calling.

making money is an accident alside effect. if you are going to invest you need to understand that we don't care about the money. bob redell out in menlo park, facebook -- has to meet the city's demands. let's join bob at the campus. good morning. >> following your train of thought, if the you want to expand you have to invest. that's the sense we're getting from the city of menlo park. it is considering asking the giant to help with the surrounding neighborhood. if you're not familiar what this is at here along bay products expressway their new headquarters is this is the bell aven neighborhood. and facebook wants to expand in terms of adding more employees. in order to do that it has to get permission from city hall.

that would add problems in terms of traffic. the city is saying look, if you're going to ask traffic we want you to maybe new bike paths, landscaping along bay front, a sound wall near a nearby park. also assurances as new employees come here and they gobble up properties. this is where it stands now. the city council met this week, kind of came up with a list, they are going to formalize it and friend it and then after that start negotiations with facebook. reporting live, bob redell. >> agents like the facebook ipo. the real estate market is hot because of limited supply. prices are expected to rise.

realtors say everything from mega mansions will sell. that has homeowners coming sb the teller's market. >> we have agents preparing to get their homes on the market so they can capitalize on these new found millionaires. >> the demand for housing should continue to hire hundreds more. >> 5:37. time to check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you, friday eve. you made it this car. we have a gorgeous weekend shaping up. if you're missing the rain we that at the end of my forecast so a little bit of something. 41 in oakland right now. 53 in san francisco. starting out mild in the city by the bay. we're going to see a comfortable afternoon. it's colder than we were at this time. grab jour jack, temperatures

climb into the upper 60s. by 4:00 p.m. 64 comfortable degrees. highs in the 70s in some cities so it works like this. if you want to hit the beach, if you want to hit the san francisco marina we're going to see comfortable conditions by noon. 59 as high pressure is in control of our -- we'll talk about that rain chance in my full seven-day forecast on the way. 5:38. get you on the way to work on a good note with mike. >> we have a good note for highway 4. we're looking at 30s heading up to somersville. at this point we're above that but a little bit lighter than your typical thursday. no problems through pittsburg. across the benicia and car see news, they move slowly. things moving lies any. down 680 where construction crews maybe all the way down to

al costa. crews should be clearing over the next is. the glow to the lights right here past the golf course we often have fog. that's going on now. this shoot, but it's okay. much clearer view. a smooth drive. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> some nice shots out there. 5:39. whether the body scanners are bad for your health. >> an amazing french rescue bought on tap. crews working against the clock to try to save a man after he was nearly buried alive. what some say should be done to prototect american public healt.

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>> welcome back everyone. a very good morning to one and all a. live look at sfo, if you are planning to head out this morning looks like there's some traffic rolling that way. mike inouye will fill you in on the exact details, the time now is 5:42. >> no doubt if you are headed to the airport you've got to go through one of those body scanners. the safety of those once again the center of discussion on capitol hill. brian mooar live in washington with details of a proposed health study. good morning, brian. >> reporter: groundhog day, talking about the scanners again. this time talking about a specific group of them. if you have seen the ones like a glass wall action those are radio frequent scanners. we are talking about explay back

scatter scanners. we can't tell you how many use them because the tsa will not tell us. there are concerns about potential radiation exposure, bipartisan group of senators calling for an official nonpartisan study about how dangerous these are and figure out whether people are getting a dose of radiation that is more than they should be getting. but there are proponents of these who say right now people who walk through these are getting no more radiation than they would on a flight. >> you can always opt out, right? >> reporter: you can opt out. of course the tsa is more than willing to grope you for free. >> thank you very much. brian moor, live from washington. >> mitt romney leading the pack but his recent comments may be catching up to him. starting today romney will have the protection of the u.s. secret service but those agents

may not have saved him from recent stumbles. gay rights activists glitter bombed romney and the former governor may have hurt himself talking about protecting the middle class. >> i'm not concerned about the very poor, we have a safety net there. if it needs repair i'll fix it. i'm not concerned about the very rich. they are doing fine. >> watch what you say. gop rivals and the obama campaign pouncing for those remarks, also reports that newt gingrich will pick up an endorsement today from donald trump. >> bring will not come early according to the most fame outs groundhog. >> as i look at the crowd on globler's nob, many shadows do i see. six more weeks of winter it must

be. >> that is the official announcement from gobbler's knob in pennsylvania where punxsutawney fill saw his show. since it's been so warm it could be more like the beginning of winter. this is the 1 26th year phil made his prediction. >> we've been talking about this. let's see, do we want our forecast from a groundhog or a certified meteorologist. you. >> thank you. appreciate that although i get my aston me from a marsupial. he knows nothing of weather but he knows how to dress this morning. 42 in fairfield. 43 degrees in sunnyvale. usually they put them in a tux. 36 and get away.

as you head out this weekend we're going to get gorgeous weather followed by a storm. for today nice day on tap. we have good air quality. that drizzle at the coast, even inland a little mist. it was enough to purify our air quality. a stretch of weather stays. we have a possible storm ahead in that 7 day forecast. as we head out high pressure stays firmly in control. you can see this storm, still spinning in the gulf of alaska but will drop, this rinl of high pressure, reheats to the east starting on monday. this is a strong ridge. so we're going to have to wait for the rain. if you want to get out on super bowl sunday, a lot of people like to throw the ball around, mostly skier, tomorrow even warmer. let's of sunshine to start like

today. temperatures in the mid to upper 70s and a couple of 70s in the warmest across the bay. 63 in los gatos. 68 in morgan hill. 64 for danville and 60 in alameda. work like this. we continue to warm you up. then as we head for this weekend we peek at 70 degrees on sunday. rain returnses to and wednesday, possibly a quarter inch here. so substantial system on the way. >> i like seeing comfy written on that seven-day. nobody route, speed sensors showing a nooth drive. 87 around curtain. no more details as the crew gets out there. sounds like maybe a small fire. we'll track that again. 87 right around curtner. as you travel up along the

position a smooth drive. the southbound side there. earlier crews have cleared without incidents. we have crews on the other side of the bay. the off ramp is closed. that will take to you the maul where you can get your krispy kre kreme. 16 minutes to slowing around north flynn, then a smooth drive into the 50s and 60s. 580 smooth through castro value. a look at the golden gate bridge. clouds hovering but not a problem as far as visibility. >> thank you. a san jose mom accused of posing her child from a second story window is due in court. a judge will set bail and

24-year-old. she barricaded the bathroom. when police arrived she allegedly dropped the boy out the window before suffering minor injuries. >> the man accused of a third-year-old murder in san francisco is headed to court. 47-year-old william payne is scheduled to be arraigned on first-degree murder charges. he is accused of selling crumbley near mclaren park in november of 1983. police say dna linked him. >> a man discovering after the trench he was bigging collapsed ray ound him. look at this video. rescuers were able to free his head and arms so he could breathe. he was trying to repair a sewer line when the trench collapsed

on top of him. >> amazing. we're standing out here three hours. it was so cold standing here and i kept imagining what would it be like covers in immediate. this guy is in a hole covered in maude. now they got him out and he was alive. >> that is a wild scenario. they are trying to figure out if he was hired by the homeowner or a friend. they contacted cal osha. >> in the meantime, new information about the contractor who dug a trench that collapsed and killed a worker. he did not have a permit to dig a deep trench. home builders need a state per for the most part for projects deeper than five feet. city and state authorities banned further building at the tight until that guesscation is

complete. >> here is downer news, something you should think about. a team offine cysts at ucfc says sugar is toxic. in the journal nature they say sugar alerts a biochemistry. the awe thors say sugary foods should be manned. >> i need better news this morning. >> work with us. 5:51 a. speak at some of the bowl adds. >> the new occupypr >> on the e hiring go we'll take a look coming up. wiping out flakes before they flake.

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>> welcome back everyone. total of 12 people charged during this weekend's violent occupy oakland protest are expected in court to enter pleas. meantime, oakland police want the public to see surveillance video of the demonstrators breaking into city hall and burning an american flag. this shows the protesters taking that american flag from inside city hall, then lighting it on fire. the surveillance footage also shows protesters dumping trash cans, damaging a 100--year-old model of city hall. about 100 were involved and they hope people will thog and notify thep them. >> one thing almost every fan

cheers for are super bowl commercials. >> that's a little loud for this early in the morning. the buzz is building. some advertisers giving us a sneak peek at some of the ads and they are said to be bigger and batter. >> it's engaging and fun to watch. it's putting ice on the brand. >> advertisers shelling out 3.5 million for a 30-second spot. >> the head of the fed ben bernanke will be on capitol hill briefing congress people on the state of the economy. scott, what's the deal? >> bernanke is going to do this twice, other things to watch for t number of people filing for unemployment yesterday. the numbers we got a few minutes

ago showing good news for the economy. tomorrow labor department releases the overall unemployment report. it will be curious to see if dpas book has an effect on the market. a glitch in trading on tokyo. more than 240 companies could not trade shares including sony, this a day after the electronics company named the new ceo. here is something neat. an ap for ipad this morning called avid studio. there you see some of the timeline as well for video editing. the pc version can cost hundreds but you no you can get it on your ipad for five bucks. i haven't had a chance to play with it. >> still to come, an outbreak at a school causes a complete shutdown through the end of the

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