it's monday november 22nd. i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. we do have partly cloudy skies. it's cold and it could be worse. we start with 40s and a few showers. really it's an between day. there is one more system that will drop down late tonight into tuesday. occasionally there is an isolated shower. westbound highway 4 at eighth street in antioch there is an accident there. you may see the tow trucks and chp with flashing lights. also the morning commute looks okay on 24 westbound as you drive to oakland. it's 6:00 let's go back to dave and pam. thank you. a man who police say sexually salted a young girl in her home in berkeley is on the run. ktvu tara moriarty is live in berkeley with more on where the

police say this suspect is heading. >> reporter: around this same time berkeley police were called to this neighborhood after hearing a report of a home invasion and rape. we're here off of evelyn street. that's where authorities believe 27-year-old omar sosa had broken into an unlocked bedroom window and sexually assaulted a young girl. police say they wouldn't have been able to identify sosa without the victims help. >> you want to talk about someone's salient every -- valiant efforts it's her. >> reporter: authorities have good reason to believe that sosa is trying to escape into mexico. he may be driving a gray 1997 ford ranger pickup truck. it's a double cab with a white camper shell. officials do not have a license plate number at this time. berkeley detectives have

alerted law enforcement from the bay area down to the mexico border. as for the victim she was treated at a hospital and released. meanwhile sosa will face charges ranging from burglary to said my and rape. there is snow on some of the bay area highest peaks. you can see a blanket of snow. about five inches of fell on mount hamilton over the weekend. chains are required on some of the major highways into the sierra. over the weekend blustery winds covered the streets. it looks like a bit like a parking lot yesterday as an entire lane of traffic had pulled over so drivers could put on their chains. vehicles were only allowed a few miles past that point without them. >> it's a lower snow level that's what is causing people a

little bit of surprise. it's more of january snow level than november. >> chains are required on interstate 880 from gold run to the north dakota state line -- to the nevada state line. also you have all wheel drive or snow tires. there is plenty of snow out there for skiers and snow borders. the lifts are up and running at north star, squaw valley. alpine meadows will open december 10th. overnight news a dangerous situation in pacifica where firefighters reminding homeowners take precaution this winter. just hours ago the residents at this house woke up to the smell of smoke. they left logs smoldering in the fireplace. he grabbed a garden hose and put out the fire before firefighters got there. no one was hurt.

firefighters are reminding all of us make sure fireplace fires are completely out before you go to bed. the city of oakland will decide who will receive the four valuable permits needed to run a medical marijuana farm. thpermits are expected to go to the wealthiest growers since the price of a single permit is $211,000 a year. last summer oakland became the first city in the nation to license large scale pot cultivation. a black bear has been seen roaming around marin county. the bear was last spotted a week ago more than a mile from the bear valley trail near seashore headquarters. it has also been spotted at tomales bay point. for now they are going to leave the animal alone. >> you know those areas as well. >> yes, i do.

6:04. sal, i know you are keeping an eye on antioch what is happening there? >> there is a crash on westbound 4 it's on the shoulder. that is a wide part of the freeway as you know. it gets narrow again and then gets wide here at bay point. and people always ask me when is the widening going to be done and it will be a few more years i'm afraid for that stretch of highway 4. that is why traffic is always bad. right now that accident son the shoulder westbound 4 at eighth street. let's move along and take a look at westbound 80. not a big delay but we are seeing a bit of a back up here at the toll plaza. at 6:15 they turn the metering lights on. and if you are driving in the southbound northbound 101 traffic looking pretty good. i sent out a tweet asking how many people are already on vacation this week and i only got one back saying i wish. lol. so i guess a lot of people are

still here this week. steve, 6:05 let's go to me. >> that was me. >> really? no i'm kidding. this will be day if you need to travel today is knot bad but tonight and tomorrow an arctic front is coming in. it will get very cold here. in the mountains some of the lows will get below zero. the snow is still falling. light know at blue hill canyon. there is still a few scattered snow showers. things are calming down. we will have a partly cloudy day. 50s today. coast bay and also inland. livermore forecast 56 will be your high and low will be 46 at noon 52. there could be a scattered shower or two. sun anclouds for the city. 46 right now.

we'll also go for a high of 56. 43 now napa and santa rosa. san jose has dipped to 44. reno 44. 40s from eureka, redding, and ukiah. don't always see that in november. the system that has dropped behind me it's coming late down out of the north for a late monday night and tuesday morning. and this will be extremely cold air. so today most of today a little bit of sun. clouds cool. rain returns for us tuesday morning. we're on the western edge of this. it will be more of a dynamic system for the mountains. it will be dry on wednesday and thursday but very cold. lows will dip into the 20s around here. for the sierra they are measuring snow and feet. there will be a powdery snow up there as we get past tomorrow.

there will be a lot of snowfalling and more now. winter storm warning kicks in again tonight. another couple of feet will fall along with the wind cranking up and extremely cold air will be plunging into the mountains. for us sun and clouds today. continue cool. highs in the 50s. mid 50s for many today. that system plunges in here for morning rain on tuesday and turning very cold those are 20s for lows wednesday, thursday inland. not on the coast but it will be cold around here and better on friday. we talked a lot about people frustrated about airport screening. we have the story of one man that was so fed up that he stripped down to his underwear. and new this morning the head of the tsa is talking about whether those controversial pat downs are here to stay. i will show you what he has to say coming up as the morning news continues.

welcome back. time now 6:11. the passenger at san diego's airport angry about the new tsa screening procedures stripped down to his underwear to show security screeners he's not a danger to anyone. when he refused to put his clothing back on to go through the pat down procedure he was arrested. police also confiscated his iphone he was using that to record the whole incident and

he confiscated a video camera used bay person that was traveling with him. as we head into one of the busiest travel weeks of the year the tsa is dealing with one of its busiest controversies. they went on tv to defend the security checks at the airport. alison burns is covering this controversy. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, pam. president obama is not happy about the pat down secretary of state hillary clinton said she would opt out of getting one if she could and the outrage seems to be growing among the traveling public. there is a lot of talk about the cell phone video showing a boy getting a security pat down his dad had taken off the boys shirt to move the process along. tsa says the parents should not do. the whole incident is raising questions why kids are being targeted. john pistol went on tv this morning. he did not seem to budge on the

tough airport security. >> we're always looking at ways to evolve our technology and our protocols how we go about doing this. in the short-term there will not be any changes. >> reporter: members of congress are calls for changes. ron paul wants a traveler dignity act to pretect against the physical and emotional abuse of the tsa. barbara boxer wants a trusted traveler program to exempt prescreened passengers from the process. reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns ktvu channel 2 news. travelers furious with the new airport security measures are calling for a national day of protest on wednesday. one of the busiest travel days of the year. it's called national opt out day. travelers are asked refuse the body scans.

time now 6:13 barbara bush did not hold back in describing sarah palin during an interview with larry king. >> what is your read about sarah palin? >> i sat next to her once i thought she was beautiful and i think she's happy in alaska and i hope she will stay there. [ laughter ] >> sarah palin recently said she is considering running for president in 2012. the top military commander in the u.s. says he supports the lame deck session to appeal the don't ask don't tell policy. admiral mullen says he honor he says asking people to lie about themselves goes against the integrity of the armed forces. defense secretary robert gates says he doesn't believe

north korea advance facility is part of an energy program. it appears to be a uranium enrichment facility. last week north korea showed off the top secret security to a visiting scientist from stanford. the professor told the new york times he was stunned. san franciscans could become the first city in the country to require drug companies to collect and dispose of used or expired drugs. pharmaceutical companies say the expense of this could drive up drug prices. supporters of the idea says unused drugs are often thrown in the trash or flushed down the toilet. let's check in with sal.

>> we are looking at the toll plaza to see what kind of commute we will have today. they turned the metering lights on. we have a bit of a backup. i guess we will have a crowded commute. traffic is still not so bad. the fast track drivers are getting through without having to stop so far. let's move along and take a look at 880 north and southbound here. traffic is moving well in both directions. and let me just go to my maps here and make sure they are up so i can show you the southbound commute is looking pretty good expect for slow traffic right here. there we go. see that right there. all right it's going to be a little bit slow. northbound 101 at 880 near the airport is that coincidence this week? i think not. let's go to steve. rather cold out there. it will get colder as we get toward wednesday and thursday. if you are cold now you might want to -- just want to give fair warning here.

we are near systems there will be an arctic front dropping down here. then we will get a break. sun and clouds a few showers today. but still light snow is possible for the morning hours but the severe the winter storm warning kicks in again tonight at 9:00. so you will get a little bit of a break today if you are heading to the mountains. 40s and 50s. i imagine there is 40s close by. napa santa rosa 43. san jose 44. one last system dropping straight down out of the north and it's packing very cold air. now for the sierra again there was just measured in feet for the weekend. the snow and they will continue to get more snow today but one more system drops in tonight and tomorrow. that's when the winter storm warning goes from 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on tuesday. sun and clouds for us. continued very cool with 50s on the temperatures. this is well below average. morning rain on tuesday and very cold and a cold morning

wednesday and thursday with lows in the 20s for some and wind protected areas. but it will be dry. pam and dave. >> thank you. a new clue the economy may be getting better. people started to eat out more often this past summer. it was the first up for restaurants in three years and it shows increases across the board from fast food to fine -- to fine dining. less carbon solution last year -- less carbon pow louis pollution last year. time now 6:18. 47 years ago today president john f. kennedy was assassinated. for decades many of his secret

service agents wouldn't talk about. but now two agents are breaking the silence. sandra is here with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it certainly is a very fascinating account of what happened 47 years ago today when president john f. kennedy was tragically assassinated. we have seen the pictures of the very young charismatic president making his way in dallas texas through this parade route and it was very interesting to note in this book called the kennedy detail written by two secret service members they recount the president just days before his assassination saying he really want his agents that are there to protect him work every day to protect his safety. he wanted them to scale back a little. he said to them we're in the middle of an election we've got to be accessible to the people and that was really what the charm was of john f. kennedy. keep in mind. so the agents at this moment at

this rally on this parade route did in fact hop off of the limousine and walk beside the car. again it was the urging of the president to be more accessible to the people. they do not blame the president in this book for urging that. they still say it was up to them to preserve the safety of the president and save his life. so certainly very chilling accounts of what happened that day and a clear indication of the witness that these secret service detail agents had and the access ability they had to this president and their version of what exactly happened that fatal dave. >> i can't wait to read the book myself. the continuing controversy i don't know if you have an answer to this question. if there was more than one bullet fired. do you know if that pops up in the book from the secret service agents? >> reporter: it's interesting in their account in terms of who exactly shot the president

this book says they have no doubt that it was lee harvey oswalt as the assassin. there are so many theories going on. according to these agents they say we were there and that's who shot the president. >> thank you for your live report. >> very interesting. 6:20 is the time right now. there is a new scam targeting the elderly. the caribbean islands that is the base of operations for con artists. plus check this out rescued rats. the bay area city that is offering a safe haven for thousands of them. westbound 24 looks pretty good getting out to the tunnel. tell you more coming up.

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bay bridge and all the other bridges looking pretty good. bay bridge is already getting a little back up. it's 6:24 more traffic and weather straight ahead. thank you. 6:24 iran has set a new trial date for the ucberkeley graduated accused of satisfying.

zaire are -- sarah shourd, shane bauer, and josh fattal. sarah shourd had not been summoned to attend. she was freed on bail back in september. pg&e says they are considering new options for its customers that are opposed to the controversial smart meters. the wireless meters can cause cancer or contribute to other diseases. pg&e denies that and says the smart meters are safe. however, the ceo of pg&e says the utility is looking for a compromise for any concerned customers. it didn't indicate where that might mean. police have a warning about a new scam targeting the elderly. it starts with a phone call. the scammers tell people they have won the lottery along with other prizes but they have to seabed money to jamaica for

taxes. >> i really -- he had convinced me so i went ahead and mailed the $400 to jamaica. >> the conartist build a relationship with their victims. many seniors refuse to believe they are being scammed. the fbi says u.s. citizens sent $30 million to jamaica. questions are being raised about uc berkeley plan to build a new art museum in the wake of tuition hike. the project is expected to cost $96 million. only half that money has been raised. the university says it could provide $20 million if fundraising goals are not met. it's not clear where that money would come from a campus spokesman says no student fees would be used. an emergency shelter has been set up in san jose for 1,000 domestic rats. look at these pictures. these are baby rats.

they are just some of the ones rescued from a home in los angeles during the taping of a reality show called horders. volunteered helped to transport the rats to andy's pet shop. if you want to volunteer to care for some of the rats or adopt one, contact north star rescue. a bay area comedy club became the scene of a terrifying incident that is no laughing matter. also storms it will up our area this weekend. take a look at these shots of a bay bridge. how much damage the lightning may have caused. and we're looking live at wall street. the opening bell is about to ring. pam have all the early stock numbers.

welcome back to the morning news. getting ready to ring the opening bell. there is u.s. staff sergeant genta who is the first living member to receive the congressional metal of -- medal of honor. he received that on november 16th. tight a story if you -- quite a story if you didn't hear of him rescuing many of his service members there. some of them died. but a heroic story. we have a shortened week because of the thanks giving holiday. there is optimism overseas because of europe because of ireland asking for an emergency bail out loan that is sending optimism around the world with stocks opening higher. asia opening higher. we'll get you those numbers in

a minute. and we'll smile and say good morning to you. thank you for joining us. monday november 22nd i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. time now is 6:30. a man who police say sexually assaulted a young girl in her bedroom in berkeley is on the run this morning. it happened early saturday morning on evelyn avenue. tara moriarty is in berkeley with more on where police think this suspect is heading. good morning. >> reporter: good measuring. a state-wide man hunt is under way for a berkeley man that sexually assaulted a young girl. we're here off of evelyn avenue where detectives believe 27- year-old omar sosa climbed through an unlocked bedroom window and attacked the girl. >> at this point we believe he has fled the bay area and heading south toward mexico if a-- south toward mexico to

avoid an arrest. >> reporter: he may be driving a gray 1997 ford ranger pickup truck. it is a double cab with a white camper shell. officials do not have a license plate number at this time. police did say the victim was able to give an identity of the victim rather quickly and they are calling her efforts to further this investigation along heroic. time now 6:32. a va lay moe han is -- a vallejo man is in critical condition after being shot at a comedy club. this happened on texas street just after midnight. the 29-year-old victim was shot once in the abdomen area but is expected to survive. police are calling it a chaotic scene. several fights broke out and the people refused to leave.

officers are still trying to identify the shooter and a possible motive. also this morning oakland police are still looking for the driver involved in a hit and run crash that killed a 91- year-old man. alameda county coroner has identified the victim of ty. police say ty was just hit after 6:00 a.m. friday on 14th and market street. he died at the scene. they say the driver of a four- door sedan left the scene before officers arrived. still no arrests have been made. if you have any information about this case, contact the police. in antioch the search continues for a driver police say left his passenger behind after a horrifying crash. police say the driver of a 1999 silver election us suv crashed into a tree on moe hogny way.

a 19-year-old man was trapped inside and died later at the hospital. the weekend storms provided a light show in parts of the bay area. we want to take a lack at the bay -- we want to take a look at the bay bridge. here's what it looks like. take a look at the bright light and then that. the shot was taken from our roof camera at the top of the bank of america building in san francisco. a cal tran spokesperson says the lightning didn't cause any problems for the bridge. >> those towers are all steel and stand over 500 feet tall and act like lightning rods and electricity wants to just go to ground. >> the cal tran person says it's not unusual for the bridge to be hit by lightning though he's never seen it hit simultaneously like that. the strikes may have caused

blackening at the top of the towers that may have to be painted. 6:34 very impressive sal. how are things happening at the toll plaza? >> there is a big crowd there. traffic is going to be busy at the toll plaza. it's backed up beyond the 880 crossing and the metering lights are on. there is no major problems but it looks like it will be a pretty typical commute at least for this first hour. we'll see what happens the rest of the week. just moving along and take a lock at 237 some stop and go traffic there. you can see traffic is moving along okay as you drive over to sunnyvale. this mornings commute will been all right. we already have a slow traffic coming in and 680 interchange. traffic is slow in typical part of antioch. let's go to steve.

thank you. good morning on this monday morning. partly cloudy skies. cold or freezing however you want to look at it but it will get really cold but it will be dry as we head in toward thanks giving but there is one more system that has to drop straight down to the north. pin wheeling around. you can see the series of the system coming through. this last one mainly stays in northern california. there is one more that has to drop down. that will be late tonight into tuesday morning. really the big news behind that one will be the arctic air. a mix of sun and clouds. a few scattered showers. 50s for everyone. coast bay or inland it won't matter. 52 at noon. 56 for a high today and 56 for many today. it will be hard to get above that. we're starting off in the 40s.

43 in napa. 27 in tahoe. light snow continues. off and on. reno at 34 but the break is right now if you need to travel. today is a good day to get to the mountains because it will be tough tomorrow morning. 43 eureka to 42 las vegas to 46 los angeles. that is cold. the system coming right down now. look off vancouver island and get a good look at it right there. that is a cold dynamic system. this will be a powdery snow for the sierra. today chilly. sun and clouds. a little shower or two is possible. rain returns tuesday morning and that is a cold, cold rain. the good news is at least it will be dry wednesday and thursday. there will be 20s for overnight

row lows. kirkwood usually gets the most snow. they will be adding to that. the winter storm warning kicks back in additional couple of feet and gusts up to 50 miles an hour. temperatures up in the mountains could be starting off in the single digits so it will get cold. today 50s. mid 50s for many. morning rain that is a cold rain. look at the lows for wednesday morning and thursday morning even though it's dry. we will start off for some areas in the 20s. a man married to his wife for nearly 70 years is now accused in her death. why the couple's daughter is defending her dad. oakland and richmond both made the list of cities in the top ten we'll tell you why not many people will celebrate this list. good morning if you are driving on the san mateo bridge it looks like it's wet there. traffic is okay though. we'll tell you more about the

morning commute straight ahead.

well good morning to you. welcome back. here's a quick look at some of the top stories we are following for you been the head of the transportation security administration says his agency will work to make airport security screening as invasive as possible. there is a growing public

backlash against the full body scans and enhanced pat downs. admiral mike mullen says he supports the push by democrats and congress to try to appeal the don't ask don't tell policy. and iran has set a new trial date for february 6th for the three uc berkeley graduated accused of spying. sarah shourd, shane bauer and josh fattal. the violence follows the release of a new list on crime in america's big cities. ktvu kraig debro joins us from oakland with more on the story. good morning, craig. >> reporter: good morning. all the violence in the city of oakland have put it on the list of most dangerous cities in the country. in the country what happened last night did nothing to dispute the findings.

four people were shot at east 28th and 12th avenue. one of the victims died. three others were driven to or drove themselves to the hospital. this happened around 8:40 last night. one person is in critical condition. police have not made any arrests. just this morning cq released its annual list of the most dangerous cities. they include violent crimes as well as property theft. weakland is oakland is number five richmond is six. the most dangerous city in america is st. louis, missouri. the safest is colony,new york. people we spoke to say they are surprised. reporting live in oakland kraig

debro ktvu channel 2 news. in southern california an 86-year-old woman was found shot to death in her bed at a nursing home yesterday. her husband of almost 70 years was found sitting right next to her with a gun in his pocket. he was arrested on suspicion of murder. the couples daughter said her mothers mind was gone and her shooting death was a mercy killing. volcanic activity has released hundreds of ash into the air. it is the sixth explosion in recent weeks. government officials say they don't expect a stronger eruption but people are being warned to keep their distance from that volcano. experts in new zealand are preparing to send a military robot into the mine where 29 men have been trapped intense friday. the robot will be fitted with a

camera to check conditions. toxic gases have prevent rescuers from going into the mine and there has been no contact with the missing men. two miners were able to able escape. authorities in utah have named a person of interest now in the shooting of a park ranger as they continue to search for the gunman for a third straight day. more than 160 officers searched an area -- searched an area 20 miles southwest of moad. they found a parked car belonging to lance and believe he may be the gunman. the 34-year-old victim remains in critical but stable condition. later today investigators are expected to release new details about a death of a man in concord. they found the body of 33-year- old brian erb at a room in a lodge in idaho. investigators say there is no sign of foul play.

that's all they are saying about his mysterious death. he vanished november 10th. he left with camping gear but erb did not tell his wife or two young daughters where he was going. cold weather is prompting at least one bay area shelter to open its doors. starting last night san francisco st. boniface church started hosting 65 men. each night a different church synagogue or mosque will host the dinner. let's get you to where you need to go. sal says it's getsing busy out there. >> it is getting busy out there. i want to show you the commute from the east bay to san francisco. that commute will be busy because there is a lot of people there. traffic is going to be slow. if you are driving up to the bay bridge, and also it will be slow this morning if you are approaching the bay bridge as you drive up toward the toll

plaza from 580 is what i meant to say. this is a look at 237 it looks like it could be raining there. or it could have been raining there because there is a little bit of wet weather but nothing major. just take it easy and remember the stopping distances are not quite like they are when it's dry. 6:46 let's go to steve. thank you. there are a few scattered showers around. partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy. it's chilly out there. it will get even colder out there. sun and clouds a few showers and wrapping back around. light snow continues up in the sierra. but today if you need to get up to the mountains or get out of the mountains, today is the day to do it because tonight a very cold system drops out of the north. one systems are clipping us. here comes the next the leading edge of that. this will be a very good snow

producer. it's the cold air behind it that will settle in. 50s on the temperatures today. san francisco 49 right now. we'll go for a high of 56. sun and clouds cool and breezy. there would could be a scattered shower or two. today will be the between day. 43 palo alto and napa and santa rosa. and then upper 40s for those closer to the coast. today's in the mountain -- 20s in the mountains. light snow. 41 ukiah. 41 sacramento. 46 l.a. and 48 santa barbara. that is a cold chilly morning. very cold air is starting to drop straight down. the leading edge is sliding by vancouver. these hold a very dynamic pattern for the northern mountains and sierra. today partly sunny and cloudy. rain returns tuesday morning.

by tuesday afternoon and evening i think we are done with that. it will be a dry pattern wednesday and thursday. 20s and 30s on some of the overnight lows. weekend snow totals continue to stack up. plenty of feet of snow especially toward kirkwood but they will b adding to -- but they will be adding to that tonight. will take you until 6:00 p.m. tuesday. they are looking for lows by maybe wednesday morning or thursday morning below zero for truckie and teens for highs. if you're heading to the mountains, not even tahoe truckie it will be very cold night. 50s for the highs today. partly cloudy and mostly cloudy and temperatures in the 50s tomorrow. we clear it out and we'll have mostly sunny skies and the lows will be in the 20s for wednesday morning and thursday morning. thank you. a mountain view company is not

commenting on a published report that says it is under investigation for insider trading. the wall street journal says primary global research is one of the companies being looked at by the fbi, federal prosecutors, and the acc. seeking information in the health care and technology field. the newspaper says the investigation could wrap up with charges being filed by the end of the year. checking in on wall street. a little optimism overseas. in ireland reaching out far bailout but report this morning it was written in barrens so the banks face another mortgage crisis. potential liability facing the bankers about $2 billion in the sub prime. so the banking sector expected to get hit right now. a live look at the big board the dow jones down to 38 points. a new survey shows one-third of

americans plan to take part in holiday shopping the day after thanks giving. many say will be crossing the final items off their gift giving list that day. two-thirds of shoppers say they avoid online shopping at pacific websites because of security concerns. time now 6:50 it's the latest in the string of changes to one of the most popular shows on television. why you might have to adjust your schedule to watch american idol. and the pilot was having problems. what firefighters found when they arrived at a scene of a small plane crash.

6:53 let's go to tori to find out what coming up. >> good morning. coming up in minutes it's a winter wonderland in the sierra. but it may be challenging to get up there. we'll check on the lines at airports this morning and why prices at san jose airport have gone up while prices at sfo are down. a nevada company is making a new line of underwear that it says will protect travelers privacy when going through airport scanners. we'll show you how it works. and bart helps keep cars off the roads. certain parts of old cars are playing a key role in the

building material. those stories and more coming up on mornings an 2. authorities right now are investigating a small plane crash at orange county where three people were killed. it was a single engine plane that crashed into the waters near new port rt beach. the pilot reported some sort of problem on his way from mexico to the city of thank you. firefighters followed that plane and found it right there upside down in the water. they tried to perform a rescue there but the pilot and two passengers did not s are beginning a new program call alert. two programs are planned and two teachers at three middle schools are being trained to teach students how to resist drugs. a higher rate of marijuana use and drinking at berkeley high than at other schools.

bart is hoping to make holiday travel easier for riders. starting wednesday bart will be running longer trains along the pittsburgh bay point line. also more long-term parking spaces will be available. and bart service to oakland airport will also get a boost with extra air bart shuttles. bart is planning to run longer trains on sunday november 28th for all of those folks coming back home. let's check in with sal for traffic issues. sal. >> if you go to ktvu.com you can go to the traffic page any time and get traffic information. you can get my twitter page. we are following public transit all the time. let's take a look at the roads. 580 near vasco a car into a ditch there. you can see a little bit slow coming off the pass. if you are driving to the south

bay a new crash there. let's move along to new pictures. westbound bridge a little slowing at the toll plaza. this morning if you are driving on san jose getting up to the area you can see slow traffic. let's go to steve. >> thank you. partly to mostly cloudy. cold out there right now. line of light ra. we'll have isolated showers now and then. highs today only in the 50s. one more system dropping down for tuesday morning and it will be a cold one. we'll have more on that soon. 6:57 singing star justin bob earn broke a record -- bieber broke a record last night. >> american music award goes to justin bieber. >> he's hot. that's pam's buddy too. the receive-year-old canadian star has -- the 16-year-old canadian star has become the

youngest artist of the year award. he took home four awards. more changes are coming to american idol. fox just announced the hit tv show is moving to wednesdays and thursdays. it all begins with a two-night premier event. january 19th and the 20th. american idol is welcoming the two new judges jennifer lopez and steven tyler. coming up it will be a very busy thanks giving weekend in the sierra but no driving there is no easy task. and a fire that will teach us safety.