i'll have the latest on overnight developments. >> case closed. police decided to do about an alleged fan attack at a recent sharks game. >> we give you a live look outside, that's 880 in oakland. the rain has been coming down. please beware on the roads. it's tuesday, february 7th, this is "today in the bay." >> good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. 5:00 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning everyone. i'm jon kelley. let's take to you the roads to check on the commute with mike inouye. what's happening? >> we had a stall reported on the flat section of the san mateo bridge. sounds like it's there, we'll watch any activity but it's a light flow. we're looking at the bay bridge now which also crosses the bay further to the north. you see the camera shaking a bit. this is from our camera atop 101

california so it's atop a high hill. we're seeing shaking across the camera as well. the headlights, steady into the city but slicker conditions in spots, we'll watch that and of course these dwufty winds. higher profile vehicles and trucks. the wind could mean a loss of traction. we'll watch as the commute builds. things are moving even through the north bay. we have wet roads out there and more to come, right? >> yeah. you know, we're not out of the woods. we have showers rolling through the east bay, heavy showers right now. right to the radar, you can see livermore getting hit pretty hard, san francisco a good watch of rain. rolled over the city by the bay. we'll pinpoint these, let you know when they are going to clear and when we might get another round all in the forecast. >> thank you, christine. police are still looking for clues 18 deadly weekend shooting.

officers found 20-year-old ramon suffering from a gunshot wound on sunday night. he was behind an apartment complex near saratoga and moore park avenue. police are trying to find a fortive and suspect. it's san jose's third homicide of the year. >> 5:02 now. no charges will be filed against a fan accused of hitting a teen in the head during a sharks game. maggie says she was harassed at the december 28th game and nearly knocked unconscious by a fan. however, the "mercury news" reporting that police did not find evidence that the woman hit her on purpose. the woman says it was unintentional and she was celebrating a goal. her mother says she are still dealing with $1300 in medical bills. >> it's decision day, much anticipated ruling of proposition 8 will be released by the ninth circuit court.

a panel of three justices will announce their opinion on whether the man on gay rights violates the constitution. coming up at 5:30 we'll take you live to san francisco for details on what both sides plan to do if the decision does not go their way. >> meteorologist christina loren has been forecasting the rain for some time now. it's here, coming down in a lot of areas. let's check in and how it looks, live to bob redell. bob, what's happening. >> good morning. most are welcoming this rain especially in the eair ras or in the bay area where that ground is packed hard. we're on oak wood drive and wild currant way. over two weeks ago a good chunk of the roadway slipped down the

hillside. this road is closed and it's our pung it will be closed indefinitely. fortunately, the rain is not so hard that it's going to have further impact since engineers shored up the hillside. as we heeded up from the south bay north on 880, in the south bay everything seemed ok. once you get into the hayward, that area that's when the rain started coming down as far as heby drizzle. things that-meteorologist christina loren and mike inouye, you do want to be careful. there has been wind gusts, we understand there are supposed to be in the foothills, not seeing them as much. i did see them this morning further east in hosni mubarak. so watch for the wind and the slick reports. reporting live in the oakland hills. bob redell.

>> a popular bar fighting a plan to reduce late night drinking. the city asked lip lounge and grill to stop serving at 11 p.m. the owners will argue that cutting alcohol service would kill their business. police say the lounge made more than 50 calls for police service just last year. >> it's 5:05. the council will review progress made in the wake of last year's memorial day drowning. raymond zook committed suicide by drowning. at the time they didn't enter the water to save him because they were not certified and did not have a boat for shallow water. a panel recommended water

training. they will see if they are being met. >> overruled, a federal judge knocked the travel plans of norman welsh. a magistrate giving him permission to fly to l.a. to tape dr. phil. yesterday a federal judge overturned the ruling. welsh is out on bail for conspira conspiracy, extortion charges. he was supposed to talk to dr. phil about the causes and consequences of stress among police officers. >> on the international seen, united states relationship with iran is not getting better. a look at new sanctions that are souring those. >> a day after the u.s. announced tighter sanctions on iran, iranian officials are lashing out against the obama administration. this morning a spokesman for iran's foreign ministry says the new sanctions are a, quote,

antagonistic move. yesterday president obama signed an executive order that targets the islamic state central bank and gives u.s. banks new powers to freeze iranian government assets. this is the latest between the united states and iran. >> new video is not for the light harded as the dealt toll continues to rise. you see dozens of covered body as a sort of a group funeral was held. it was bombarded again. since friday up300 people have been killed in this bloody crackdown by the government there. the u.s. is urging president assad and his reseem to step down. >> to western japan now. five workers missing after an undersea tunnel gives way and fills with water. these images gives you the idea of the size. it's 115 feet deep and half mile

long. unfortunately, rescue divers had to suspend the search for the missing workers this morning because of poor visibility in the water. no word on what caused the tunnel to slaps. of course we're keeping our eye on these stories all morning long and we'll continue to update you. >> thank you very much. oakland council members will consider a measure that would sink blockades at the port. last november and december occupy protesters stormed the port and shut down operations. some workers were told not to report for work and undreads lost a day of pay. members discussing opposing any shutdowns and urge the administrator and the mayor to use any legal means possible to prevent one. >> it's 5:08. the bay county will shot on a plan to help house the homeless. the board is considering a 1.2

million subsidy. the program would provide homes to about 100 people who have lived on the streets more than a year and have a disabling mental or physical condition. advocates say it's less expensive than psychiatric care and emergency room visits. if passed the program would start in april. >> san francisco could expand its plastic ban. they will vote on a plan. recycled paper or reusable plastic bags are allowed. the restriction is in place for grocery stores and pharmacies, if passed it would take effect october 1. >> you may need it for the hair if you forgot the umbrella. >> good morning to you.

isn't her hair always perfect. good morning. let's show you where the showers are starting down at the south end of the bay area. morgan hill getting good rainfall. to the east bay we're getting light to moderate rain showers through oakland, hayward, and san francisco seeing good looking showers, wilmington t city by the bay. showers will deteriorate but not before your kmorning commute is over. keep that in mind. give yourself plenty of time. especially if you've gotta get the little ones out the front door. your temperatures are filed. 55 in sunnyvale. and 55 degrees in san jose. throughout the day showers will break apart by about 8:00 a.m. throughout the second half of the day you get a nice baek. most of the bay area starting to

dry out and will continue to dry out. we get your seven-day forecast. when we get another shot of rain that's in your seven day. let's see if the showers and the winds are impacting the drive. >> so far no direct reports as a result of slick roads but you want to be careful. like the san taet bridge. the flat section is where we talk about the disabled vehicle. it was blocking your second lane. sounds like the bridge cue or maybe chp helped them or maybe the wind. its gusty out there. let's look at the toll massa camera. the taillights moving smoothly. all hanes are clear. the trembling here. it is in effect for the dumb parten. we'll look at 880 t camera shaking. the lights glowing.

more rain coming and definitely south of here through fremont, 880, i had a big gust of wind. hold on. back to you. >> thak, thank you. if you hear cheering, it's laura garcia-cannon. the basketball team in the middle of a historic 17. the gales 22-2 this year, that moved them to number 16 in the a.p. pole. 16. climbing from the all-time best ranking back in 1958-59. in the coaches show, checking in at 13, the highest -- number 13, the highest in team history. the gail they step up against gonzalez. >> disney is talking about

taking on cnn. we'll have details. >> the new book released today that looks at the investigation of oakland journalist chasen >>daly trying to save california parks. clir clear now, that's progressive. caclick today.

>> welcome back everyone. a good tuesday morning to you. rain falling, ready to break in the new umbrella. >> i have to see this new umbrella. >> fancy. >> she doesn't own anything that is not super cute. good morning to you. grab yours on the way out the front door this morning. and if you drive a high-profile vehicle, tractor-trailers, suv, take it easy. we have pretty gusty winds. they are sustained 10 to 15

miles per hour. that could make driving difficult. as you can see we have heavy downpours coming down. over the bay bridge in particular. you want to take it easy out there. and san jose getting a little break but there is more on the way. by about noon we'll start to get a break, sunshine over the bay area. and so p.m. showers will clear out as we head through the week, mild drive conditions. then another chance for rain as we head through sunday. you'll want to keep that jacket and umbrella handy. 59 in morgan hill. not all that warm compared to where we ended up yesterday. it was so nice. we had 70 degrees in many cities yesterday. 58 in milpitas, 58 for concord and 54 in alameda. 57 degrees up in santa rosa. the seven-day outlook shows you a little more rain, showers by wednesday morning, clearing out the second half of wednesday.

lots of sunshine for the second half tomorrow. and thursday into friday, a little fog. looking good into this weekend. a few more showers on the way on sunday. let's get you on the way to work with mike inouye. >> looking to the south bay with the northbound speed sensors showing no problem. close to the limit. watch for slicker conditions as the rain traveled through and more rain coming. so far no big deals. we do have one of those effects we talked about being an issue. some wires are reported down, maybe a tree down. this is in san jose, north clairemont avenue off of mckee road. again, this will affect the residential area. we're checking with pg&e to see the impact on the power as well. the wires, any wires may be live so keep that in mind and call your utilities company to report that. a wind advisory for the dumbarton bridge. there are likely gusty conditions, for the san mateo bridge no official advisory.

we're looking east and at livermore, we have a slowing starting, for livermore, 15 minutes coming in, no problems and all the way to the dublin interchange. typical build. highway 4 as well, typical slowing. back to you. >> thank you, mike. investors will keep an eye on money troubles in europe as they decide whether to buy or sell. for that and the rest of the news before your bell we turn to courtney reagan live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. futures slightly lower after we saw stocks close monday as well. no economic data points so investors will focus on europe's debt crisis and the talks in greece. we're still paying attention to the headlines. eu leaders pressing the greek government to accept their conditions for another round of

bailout money. we'll have to see. we'll go to one report on consumer credit. coca-cola beating estimates by 2 cents to 79 cents a share. the dow will open today, the nasdaq slipped to 2901. disney and yun a vision are reportedly in talks to create an english cable news channel. the goal is to begin broadcasting before the november elections which would give the channel time to provide coverage here to hispanics considered key swing voters. they have acknowledged in order to expand it needs to provide content to second and third generation latinos who speak english. >> walmart wants to help you figure out, adding the green icon that says great for you to some of its store brand food.

it's part of walmart's campaign to fight childhood obesity. it won't impart nutrition information but it will be attached. there will be some home work on your own but it's a step in the right direction. >> thank you very much, courtney. >> getting new insight into the murder of chauncey bailey. a book called "killing the messinger" back lashed and the assassination of a journalist women be released. it was written by a bay area journalist who investigated the murder. he also did research on your black muslim worker, the man convicted of killing bailey. >> a california lawmaker introduced a bill to save state park. the proposal offers several ideas. among them creating a license plate with fees going to support state park, also to increase park visits and revenue.

of california's 278 state parks, 70 are slated for closure this summer to help save the state $22 million. >> it's tough all over. 5:20. coming up the bay area team that gets to meet the president. who and why next. >> a number of school districts talking with changing what they save your kids lunch.

>> welcome back. 5:23 a. number of bay area school districts going above and beyond regulations when it comes to lunch. the the oakland tribune reporting that oakland wants to upgrade school kitchens and create a huge central facility with an organic farm.

richmond high school height have a salad bar with produce harvested from the student garden and in hayward some kids may find a sushi robot in the cafeteria. interesting. school leaders want young people to develop healthy lifestyle patterns. >> it's not every day you get to meet the leader of the free world. that's what's going to happen. eric bacon will meet president obama at the second annual white house science fair. bacon is a senior and the mastermind behind the robotic team the cheesy hoops. during the event president obama will meet with the students and talk about the importance of science, technology. bacon says it's a dream come true to meet the president. >> indeed. that is cool. scott says he found a great place for budding scientists to live. >> let me play real estate

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oracle software. the former ceo was named in that lawsuit and in the first months as the head of hp nog nobody could find this guy. and congress has proved new funding for if faa as well as rules that would allow pilots to fly more direct flights between cities, that should cut down on flight time. many of the ideas were developed in mountain view. one of the big changes is instead of stair stepping down to the destination, pilots will be able to make a much more sudden decent. the lower you go the more fuel you burn. >> does that mean they drop our prices? >> we'll see. they'll save money. pass it on to you? >> 5:26 now.

still to come on "today in the bay," the man known as the chrome resolver bandit heads to court. >> and a big decision out of san francisco today on the state gay marriage ban. we'll talk about the possible outcomes, coming up. >> christie smith has her umbrella read the go. make sure you do as well. we've got heavy rain moving through parts of the bay area. we'll pinpoint the showers and what you can expect for the rest of the week. >> her report, mine. we talked about rain. a smooth drive but as the commu incidents.

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that makes for a clear shot in san francisco. old glory blowing in the wind. christina loren will tell us about the weather in seconds. it's tuesday, february 7, "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. 5:30 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. time to check in with meteorologist christina loren and say good morning to more rain, how much longer is this going to last? >> for the first part of the day today. we're going to get a nice second half of your tuesday. let's go ahead and take it to the radar. you can see some light, heavy and moderate rain. rolling through san francisco and the east bay. south bay getting a break but watch for heavy downpours, those could catch you as you make your way over the bay bridge. then another round of rain on the forecast. we'll tell you when that arrives. i guarantee it's lower out there.

do we have other reports because of the weather? >> the speed sensors okay because of the heighter volume. slower conditions so lower the speeds. slicker, windy conditions. the camera shaking and the light glowing, you see the reflection off the pavement. you'll have slick off ramps. the volume is starting to pick up a bit. the water on the roadways, that's an issue in the north bay, the glowing lights. rain traveling through the bay area as christina said. >> thank you, mike. >> it's 5:31. decision day today. the three-judge panel in san francisco will release its opinion on whether california's ban on same-sex marriage violates the constitution. christie smith live in san francisco where the justices uphold the ruling or reverse it. christie, good morning.

>> reporter: this could go a number of ways. the court is expected to consider whether the ban is constitutional. whatever it decides most legal observers agree this isn't the end of it. it will likely find who the supreme court. toss the panel will issue it's ruling. a decision that is 18 mots in the making. in 2008 voters passed proposition 8. then in 2010, judgen von walker struck down proposition 8, now, two same-sex couples used including one from the east bay. in addition the court will rule on attempts to set aside judge walker's ruling because he did not disclose they was in a same

sex relationship. the panel could go a number of ways on the story including overturning proposition 8 altogether. that decision is expected to come down at 10:00 this morning. supporters are expected to be outside as early as 930 block. live in san francisco, i'm christie smith. back u. >> thank you very much. a southern california school is chosed, the staff off the job for now. after two teachers were arrested. l.a. school board will place all staff and faculty on paid leave while it investigates the alleged crime. new staff has been trained to take over. last week a teacher was charged with dozens of lewd acts with students, and another teacher for fondling two young girls in his class ram. >> students on high alert after

two women were attacked. police working on stretches. the first attack was around 1:45 a.m. when a man tackled a woman near kennedy grove. a witness did manage to scare that attacker away. later a han entered a susan housing facility. >> a woman accused of trying to burglaryize alex trebek will be in court. she is expected to attend a pretrial conference this morning. prosecutors say she entered trebek's hotel room and stole a bracelet, purse and wallet. he woke up and chased her. she maintains she is innocent. >> the chrome resolver ban at

this time, he is accused of dozens of armed robberies stretching from san francisco to san jose. police say among his targets the pet smart back on october 8. sanders allegedly shot the clerk causing minor injuries. >> time to check out the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. rain coming down, we've seen it. how is it looking? >> still coming down. we're getting the active part now. the afternoon, we'll continue to clear out and lot of people have not yet hit the roads for morning rush. as we head throughout the next few hours, downpours through morgan hills, san martin, up 101 you can see kind of a break now over san jose but heavy rain, snow moving through the city of san francisco, livermore getting hit. you see the yellow and original, that's an indication of light to

moderate rain. we have gusty winds making for a dangerous combination. continue south on 101 you can see a little break up in the north bay. they, too, were hit pretty hard and the roads are sick. one of those mornings leave maybe an extra pup of cool fronty. we head through noon we'll get some breaks of sunshine. san jose probably dealing with showers in the south bay until about 2:00 p.m. by 4:00 p.m., mostly cloudy, about 60 degrees inhand as you make your way home from work. 57 by the bay. we'll continue to pinpoint the showers, let you know we're going to take you through that future cast. of course we'll check your drive with mike. >> as we continued and the winds continue more debris reports.

northbound 880 around fremont boulevard south, that's where the latest report of some debris and also a disabled vehicle reported there. so southbound side had a lot of debris blowing across the roadway. the northbound side has a stall which may be in the slow lane as you pass north of mission involved. no slow-ups on the maps. 680, gud get gusts, concord, also lifr. we have an accident coming out of there as well. early reports of debris and enveloping a number of vehicles moving to the shoulder. the volume is building here. we'll look at oakland 880 fast column see numb. doing a good deal of shaking. wind advisory only for the dumbo. >> we are getting reports that

about 900 customers without power. >> it's 5:37. the bay area's jeremy lin. we'll have his latest feat coming up. >> and decision day, the last minute campaigning. >> a bay area teacher on leave after allegedly slapping and kicking her student. >> over the bay bridge this morning, folks making their way across the span. it is slick out there, be careful. >> for the latest news action traffic and weather and stimulating conversation, find us on face look at nbc bay area.

>> welcome back. take a look at this windy shot outside of sfo this morning. winds kicking out, the rain is coming down as well. making for a slick commute. we'll look at the forecast and

of course the major roadways across the bay area. 5:40. >> today is caucus day. brian mooar is live in washington. he has the latest in the race to become president. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. all eyes today on rick santorum, if this isn't judgment day for him it is certainly close. he's hoping to change the dynamics of this race today and emerged this evening as the conservative choice more so than it new nooxt rick santorum is hoping to pull off a win in minnesota but also in the primary in missouri which is a beauty contest, there are no delegates at stake. but more importantly mitt romney did not make the ballot so this is rick santorum's chance to make the argument we can compete toe to toe with romney, that he is the conservative anti-romney.

if conservatives are going to rally it should be him. gingrich and ron paul hope to collect as many delegates as they can to keep the nominating race running. mitt romney, he looks like he is in good shape in colorado for the caucuses there. it looks like the next couple of weeks as they slow down will be mitt romney's as front-runner. jon. >> extremely busy day on the gop side. what do you see the polls telling us? >> reporter: the polls are telling us that rick santorum is in very good shape in minnesota, in good shape in missouri. but does that help rick santorum and his message, maybe not so much as it hurts newt gingrich and helps mitt romney. >> brian, thank you for the update. >> a former california governor is backing mitt romney. he points to rom niece' business

experience and leadership as some of the strongest assets. which issen not popular with immigration rights groups, he backed prop 187, measure targeting undocumented immigrants. romney has gone on record saying that the u.s. needs to tighten borders. >> church and state colliding when the obama begins enforcing providing contraceptions free of charge. it won't be enforced until next year. catholic leadership speaking out. in addition to birth control it would require employers to provide sterilization and abortion inducing drugs in the health care policies, strongly the catholic church strongly opposes. catholic church members are angry. >> it strikes a blow on freedom of religion. i think not having a say in that for people of faith is really, it's not american.

>> religious institutions can qualify for an exemption if the services violate their beliefs and all of are their faith. but a hospital that employs non-catholic workers must provide free contraception in its insurance. >> big apple getting ready for big time party this morning. new york fans fill times square after the giants beat the patriots in the super bowl. today the team will be honored with a ticker tape parade. this is the fourth victory for the franchise and their second win over the patriots. >> feeling good out there. 5:44. we had the song from rihanna going through our umbrella. >> you're going to need it this morning. make sure your wipers are ready to go and you are alert before you hit the roads. you do have dangerous

conditions. it hasn't rained in over two weeks, so our highways are slick, all the oil that's been accumulating. you want to take it easy. we have pretty good showers through morgan hill, san jose staying dry. in the east bay, san ramon, light to moderate rain showers. in san francisco, light showers at this point. up in the north bay you're getting a break. you are going to clear out but we still have lingering activity from san rafael to mill valley. stop the clock on future cast, still some action over the greater bay area. by 9:00 the showers break apart and will continue to do so throughout noon. san jose a little lingering activity. then it blows out of here as we head through tonight. as you know, when we get that additional moisture here in the bay area, in addition to what the pacific ocean provides you can count on pretty thick fog.

temperatures will be on the school side. 57 in san jose, 53 for danville. you need the jacket in the east bay. san francisco 57 and 51 for bodega bay. plentiful sunshine. thursday and friday expecting thick fog but comfortable afternoon. rebounding to the 60s. saturday into sunday, a few showers on sunday. the best chance for that will be in the north bay. let's see what the weather doing. >> causing a slick situation. lower the speeds. concentrate on your drive. nice northbound, sensors showing up t power outage in san jose, these are the downed wires we reported. that intersection is likely closed. that will affect you if you are

northeast of white road. white and mckee on the way toward 680. you might have to repart a couple of blocks through, with getting an eta when power will be restored. 680 moves through sunol. 880 through fremont but we have the stall at fremont boulevard. south reportedly in lanes, having trouble moving the car. not enough to show up on the sensors. we continue to the dumbarton bridge. the advisory continuing right now. it's as far as chp is concerned. a live look we'll show you highway 92 over the water, we'll end with this because the wind is catching it. back to you. >> thanks. a peninsula special ed teacher facing charges of physically abusing at least two students.

redwood city police say alexis kicked a youngster in the stomach. if this is true that is sick. the 44-year-old elementary school teacher is charged with child endangerment and battery on school property. one mother says the allegations are horrifying because her son cannot communicate when something is wrong. experts say parents with autistic kids are in a difficult possession. >> he would come home with bruises on her arm. we thought that he just bumped. this is what we fear that someone will hurt our children and our children because they cannot talk, they cannot come home and tell us, mommy, the eacher hurt me today. >> police are investigating.

she is due back in court march 1. >> the court mar shl for a marine accused of hazing has been delayed. corporal lew killed himself after reportedly being hazed. sergeant benjamin john was one of three charged. defense attorneys say they need more information from the prosecution before they can proceed. another marine pledded guilty and was sentenced to 30 days in jail and demoted. a third marine has yet to go ta trial. >> sharks captain owen nolan will make a major announcement. the 39-year-old will, it is expected announces his retirement. he played for the san jose sharks between 1995 and 2003. today's announcement expected to take place at 2:30. >> the already skinny timmy

lincecum, he lost 22 pounds in the winter. he said it didn't provide a benefit so he slimmed on down. he cut down an trips to fast food points. >> when wur hot you're hot. another year night for the knicks. driving in against the nets. and one. it was one of his career high 28 points last night. lin also hit a three-pointer late in the fourth. helped the knicks win it over the jazz. it is his tongue. you're night. for the second night rin the stops scorer. >> some kind of candy gives him

that extra umph. >> getting ready for the america's cup. to make it easier to get to the ski. >> we'll show you coming up.

>> welcome back everyone. a little wet out. may need an umbrella. that is the hp pavilion where owe within nolan is expected to make his announcement that he is retiring from pro hockey. that should take place at 2:30. the time now is 5:53. clint eastwood defending his appearance in a chrysler ad that aired during the super bowl. he says the ad was not political and was meant to be a message

about job growth and the spirit of america. the ad called halftime in america features eastwood with his voice talking about the american spirit and the ability to bounce back from the financial crisis. many republicans took it as support for president obama and the auto industry bailouts but eastman's manager said that not only is he republican he wrote it to convey the message, quote, get yourself together, america. >> 5:54 now. san francisco transportation leaders will vote on the transit plan for the america's cup. city leaders are trying to accommodate the millions of visitors expected for next year's sailing. among the items in the plan. bike sharing, street cars and enhanced pedestrian walkways. the the america's cup will start in july of next year in san francisco. >> a start-up looking to challenge facebook gone by the

wayside. the start-up pulled the plug. its website announcing its beta sight has been taken down. it launched just last spring. it planned to charge a monthly fee and a private place to network. it's looking at other ways to use its technology. >> iran is furious at samsung over a tv ad. >> things were tense between the iran and south korea after south korea said it would cut the amount of iranian oil it imported, then this. it's a tv ad shown in israel and the plat involves the number of israelis. they sneak into an iranian. they discuss apps on a samsung tablet. this is actually an ad for the app not the tablet.

the tablet belongs to sam sung. in the end of the ad someone accidentally blows up the power plant. iran as you mentioned angry at samsung. samsung says it had nothing to do with the ad. the prime minister of canada may not allow research in motion to be sold to a foreign company if such a bid were mai made. that would be hike google or apple. this in order to protect canadian business. the prime minister not only making research in motion shareholders not happy, they are making -- quite serious, the only value sleft hope that some other company will drive it. >> thering to see. >> still to come on tob, san francisco police looking for the

person who stabbed a homeless man to death. >> what oakland is doing to try to make sure another crippling protest doesn't happen again. >> we've got gusty winds wiping rain across the bay area. we'll tell you where it's the heaviest and when it's expected to clear. >> as a result of those gusty conditions these wind farms are going to make a good harvest. we also have a good stock of cars on the road. coming up for the souay. whatcha lookin' for hon? ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh, don't be crazy, i've got tons of blue jeans.

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