>>mark: year is a live look at the golden gate in the san mateo bridge. >>james: today is going to be beautiful. this is a live look from the roof camera. a lot of low cloud cover and a fall. today's weather, a lot of places have seen patchy fog and low clouds. mostly sunny conditions

tonight we will keep it clear here is a look at where to address are right now. in the south bay it is a touch warmer. most locations are seeing partly cloudy skies. here is a look at where temperatures should go this afternoon. mostly sunny skies with

highs in the upper 60s. your extended forecast coming but coming up in the warmer temperatures for wednesday and thursday. >>james: there are no problems or hot spots for your drive around the bay area. a quick look of the bay bridge shows no backup for delays. on this in detail the volume has built up only slightly. the drive times are still 13 minutes. you're committed to the golden gate 101 southbound into northbound are both very light with no delays. he will enjoy the easy ride wherever you are. >>darya: gas prices are

continuing to climb. there is no end in sight. gas prices went up 35 overnight. will tran is live look. >>will: to take a wild guess on the prices. >>darya: everything is above $4. >>will: $4.23. >>will: >>darya: $4.23 for the regular stuff. we are looking at $4.80 on average in san francisco and $4.30 in oakland.

>>mark: we are following the latest developments out of san joaquin county. wesley shermantine one of the tuesday freed killers has revealed a location of a third well where he says another victim is located. shermantine claims the other location is where his partner herds of but a body. investigators are still looking for the second abandoned well but they say all of the wells are about 1 mi. apart from each other. >>darya: prosecutors say smart birds will face charges of lewd acts after

allegedly committed those acts against 23 children ages 6-10 from 2005-2000 head at the serramonte elementary where he worked as a teacher for more than 30 years. he has been in jail since last month being held on $23,000 bail. >>darya: hernandez is described as a hispanic man, 5 ft. 8 in., one of 50 lbs.. he was released into the public off by mistake instead of being released

into police custody. >>mark: europe has agreed to a second bailout for greece. meetings were held all night. 14 hours. this will not prevent greece from going into default. the bailout is worth one of its 72 billion u.s. dollars. to obtain a seconded bailout greece has to make even less severe budget cuts sphere to reduce their deficit to one of the 20 percent of their gross domestic product. currently there that is one of the 60 percent of their gross domestic from afar. here is video of the most recent protests in athens. protesters are rally against

the layoff of thousands of state workers for serious after a three day holiday weekend stocks are poised to -- to take off today. the dow has almost reached 13,000. >>justine: wal-mart low-cost strategy during the holiday season helped it her performance for the fourth quarter.

that is what is happening right now on the kron4 news. >>darya: we're looking for a high of 64. it is going to beat a gorgeous day around the bay.

>>james: we're talking weather. tahoe, a lot of people into a debt of the weekend. they had dusted over the weekend but nothing currently.

saturday a small chance of rain. today is going to be mostly cloudy. tomorrow will be beautiful. we will have their snowbomb doug, ski report coming up in the 7:00 hour. >>mark: will be right back as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look at the san mateo bridge.

from >>mark: rick santorum is trying to pull off an upset in michigan. he also says he is more in line with their values than mitt romney. romney is counting on a strong finish in the presidential primary next week in michigan where his father used to be governor. >>darya: fresh off of the success of the payroll tax extension the president will call on congress to pass more bipartisan measures. republicans have been more willing to make deals since the fight over raising the debt limit. the call for greater bipartisanship will call for an extension of the payroll tax cut and what it means to middle-class families. >>mark: let's get the latest on temperatures.

>>mark: expectations are high. here's a look at the san mateo bridge. >>james: this morning 42-40 degrees around the bay. it is going to be a nice afternoon a matter where you are. mostly sunny skies it temperatures will star warming by 9:00 a.m.. right around 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. we will say goodbye to most of the forties and have widespread fifties. by noon-1:00 p.m., the '60s take hold. a few pockets of 70's in the mix. we will get a few more by 2:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.. in the north bay, 70-71 degrees. obvious a

>>james: it looks like there's it will be the warmest. mild into the weekend. beautiful the rest of the work week. get out here to enjoy. >>george: there is a lot to enjoy it did nothing to kantor's up with. there are no hot spot some delays or major incident. there is light-water traffic for the ride around the bay

area. this is the commute to the bay bridge. very few cards are stacked up at it which the metering lights are activated. look the next at the right of this in detail bridge, but instead go over here for a look at the ride on state route 92. that is the west about right as you head out towards the high-rise section. the headlights our traffic headed back to the opposite way towards hayward. the drive times are 30 minutes in either direction. looking at the commute towards the golden gate, the problem free of without delay. a quick check of the traffic maps, let's thick of the ride in the ec. east bay freeways look good. 680 looks good this out a

traffic is picking up in a little bit of slowing on the level was not enough to add to biggest to the drive time. >>mark: of the bay bridge traffic is flowing into the upper deck reopening a day at ahead of schedule. >> there are a lot of small things left to do until the eastern span to be completely opened. the bulk of the ongoing work is in three areas. >> there is a lot of work to do of the south anchored suspension stand. the crews are currently installing the mile long

suspension cables. that work started in december and will continue for months. the transition will connect the self a third suspect instead and 30 yerba buena island. once the three sections are completed caltrans will be able to pave the roadway it put up road signs, lights it finished the-road we. after that one final closure. fiske >>darya: vandals were hurling rocks with some kind of power device. one rock did land into an

infant the bedroom next to the crib. there a bit nine separate incidents of rocks be launched at cars and homes since the weekend. >>mark: there were two causes coming together as a part of the national occupy date. hundreds of protesters gathered at the gates of san quentin >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of bad debts. here is a live look outside.

>>mark: role >>darya: of the irs is awarded about one dozen schemes to avoid. >> with the deadline to file your taxes less than two months away the irises out within the annual list of the most common ways taxpayers to cheat the system or get cheated. be aware of these popular at fault. identity theft.

be careful of who has access to any personal information, that includes the people who prepare your taxes. the irs warns that tax professionals sometimes take more than their fair share. if you think you might be the victim of a scam visit the irs web site for more information. >>mark: we are back into bits.

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>>mark: of former first lady laura bush's opening bell on wall street. will the dow hit 13,000? it is going to be closed today. >>darya: the big stories we are following this morning, a convicted killer wesley shermantine, one of the two speed freak killers has revealed a third location, a third well where he says a body is buried. he revealed this location to about the other odds that date. he claims the body was that there by its partner herzog who committed suicide last month. >>darya: your agrees to a bailout for greece to prevent the country from defaulting. the bailout is worth 172 billion. in the rate is set for today for the los angeles teacher who is accused of taking

what it saw photographs of his grade school students. prosecutors say he will be a raid of committing a lewd acts against children ages 6-check. >>mark: a close eye on the bay area weather. fog this sort of getting big warmup kiki it. >>james: the headline going forward is a warm-up for are expecting today. here is what we are seeing over the next 24 hours. this afternoon, a lot more sunshine will temperatures getting into the low seventies. here is a look at what is outside right now. temperatures are in the '40's is a good number of slots seat upper forties.

visibility is down to under a half mile in the areas it launched a year its the entire stretch of 101 from san rafael through the lotto fifth, petaluma, you'll see that on and off again. fast we are also seeing all along the coast. temperatures this afternoon, you'll like what easy. upper 60s the apollo 70's. across the north bay, the same story. 68-69 for the bottle it fairfield warming to 71 as the head through fear that the valley.

more on the extended forecast is how much warmer we expected to average to get over the next couple of days ahead. >>george: it is still pretty quiet out there. we have not tracked in the hot spot cfs. we do not have any major incidents from the chp. on the bay bridge we're seeing a slow build to the westbound ride. the metering lights have been activated but it is only slow from the middle of the east parking lot. this is floyd to be the first commute day were drivers will be using the new detour configuration of the lanes. remember that begins after the metering lights. sphere your ride on the san mateo bridge still looks good.

no problems in >>terisa: county. the delays are light on 101 southbound with no problems as you had to central's ever felt. >>mark: gas prices seem to be going up almost daily. >>darya: but we have been talking about the bay bridge all morning long. we also have noticed that there was a small earthquake, it was a 2.2 magnitude that shook about 4 mi. west northwest of the san francisco zoo.

it had a death of 5.5 mi.. >>justine: we are also following a another earthquake near the illinois, tennessee and kentucky border. it was a 4.0 magnitude earthquake that happened at the border of those four midwestern states. people there reported feeling the ground shaking but no damage to report. we're back attitude is with an update of a new cancer drug. >>mark: a live report on gas prices coming up.

>>darya: >> we have tried everything to gulf of. our system is such, they're wonderful people in the field of mental health but we have incorrect laws they do not allow that to get the help they need. it is a tragedy in all respects. for us into this other family. i do not know what happened felt my heart goes out to them. i am so sorry if we have all suffered a great loss. >> do with it is the grandson of a former mayor in the city council member.

fee is being held without bail. >>justine: new information that of. cancer patients should be happy to hear. for >>mark: the spectrum crunch could raise prices for cell phone service. the fcc says at the current trade surplus we have will turn into a deficit in a flood out as early as next

year. >>darya: the company strauss, the self-effacing questions from french police about his alleged involvement in illegal prostitution ring. he resigned last year after a new york corp. tell me it accused him of rape. >>mark: of will take a live look outside of this tuesday boarding. sphere

>>mark: we're watching bay area weather. a beautiful sunrise. thick fog blanketing the bay. james fletcher has more on the forecast. >>james: into the rest of the week we had a really nice warm spell. here is another shot showing

exactly what we are seeing. this did francisco skyline is obscured. patchy fog. this afternoon partly cloudy. more fifties by 9:00 a.m.- 10:00 a.m..

what is driving this are the northerly winds. here is the cloud cover inland spots will be warmer than the coast. they will get blasted with when warmer air. the wednesday and thursday will be the warmest of them off. >>george: we are continuing to monitor a good commute. we are not tracking in the hot spot although we did just get a report of

something we're concerned about it benicia. first, let's check with a bridge check of the bay bridge ride westbound. it is still an easy commute headed towards the toll plaza with no big delays. traffic is moving pretty well. your ride to the san mateo bridge looks pretty good. the drive time is coming in at only 13 minutes as he had towards foster city. in foster city the fog is definitely more dense. i mentioned a concern about a problem in solano county, report of a truck fire in benicia in the east of direction fists some slowing

approaching the 280 interchange. >>darya: some of bus riders in oakland have not been take its edges of a lot. stanley roberts takes a look in this edition of people behaving badly. >> are you aware there is no smoking within 20 ft. of a bus stop? >> i just recently started taking the bus so i do not know.

>>stanley: smoking within 20 ft. of a bus stop or shelter has been illegal for five years now. the law has been widely ignored. that is all about to change. signs like this one are not due to go of in the coming weeks but will it help? within a few hours we were able to find people at bus stops and shelters puffing away with ignorance of a lot in this some just outright did not care. costs >> secondhand smoke kills. over a half million people die of direct tobacco smoke every year. >>stanley: that is one of

the many reasons smoking is banned within 20 ft. of bus stops it shelters. there is a strange misconception that it or philosophy enforce it has to be a side. this is not true. this meter is on this

>>mark: is starting to look like europe is closer to being in a recession. how much of the effect will that have of the u.s. economy? >> i think the bigger story

is the u.s. coming out of our fog. a lot of the economic numbers show it. while it can hold us back i do not think it is going to. the story of the next few years will be the u.s. getting stronger once we get past 13,000 the the bigger what is the nasdaq. it is only 50 points away. it will be the first time since the spring of 2000 before my love it. -- before 9-11. >>mark: it seems like apple is a big part of that. >> guest.

>>darya: of the screen is going up for sale. a new york city art auction will feature the master keys. sotheby's announced this morning that the work will lead the modern art's evening of may 2nd. it is one of four versions of the painting is the only version in private hands. sotheby's says it could go for more than 80 million. >>justine: happy mardi gras. they're getting ready to celebrate that tuesday.

aerogram but we are following health headlines, officials are considering whether anyone born between 1945 and 1965 should get a onetime blood test to check for hepatitis c. two-thirds of people with hepatitis c are within this age group. and have more information of my facebook fan page. >>darya: we're back with more in a couple of minutes.

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