have a haze there as well. we can see it on our storm tracker. 40s as well as oakland. a lot colder than yesterday. but we are dry. sal. rosemary northbound 101 looks pretty good. shouldn't be that bad for you right now on northbound 101. also westbound bay bridge beginning to get a little bit of a crowd. 6:00 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. topping our news this morning san francisco police are looking for a motive in a double homicide at fisherman's wharf. jade hernandez is outside of the souvenir shop. what can you tell us? >> reporter: there is no permanent sign indicating where the shooting happened. the there is a sign showing this store sells discounted

perfume. police swarmed the building when they investigated the double shooting inside. we don't know if this store was open at the time of that shooting but the coffee shop around the corner closes at 8:00 on sunday. we are told by employees the fisherman's wharf is very quiet on sunday nights. the small store is located at 269 jefferson street. two employees were shot dead. san francisco police arrested one man in connection of a shooting. or the connection between the suspected shooter or the store employees. the specksman did tell us police are not looking for any other suspects. the double homicide is common for this part of the city. the motive is unclear. coming up you will near from lieutenant dangerfield. reporting live from san francisco jade hernandez ktvu channel 2 news. there was more shaking in the east bay overnight.

the usgs reports an earthquake measuring 3.0 hit at 12:30 this morning. the quake did not cause any damage. but that early morning shaker did follow a swarm of quakes in contra costa county yesterday. half a dozen rattled the al motrin sunday from 3:00 in the morning to the afternoon. the mother of little four- year-old july than any cardenas believes her son is still aleave. at a vigil juliani's mother discontributed fliers. she is asking everyone to keep an eye out for the suspect jose esteban rodriguez. >> my son is little. a lot of people pay more attention to adults than they do to children. i mean, what if he has them all disguised or something.

you know. >> when rodriguez's car was pulled from the canal two windows were open. there was no sign of the boy or rodriguez inside. the sheriffs office do believe their bodies are in the 90-mile long canal. we have been covering this story since juliani disappeared two weeks ago. stay with us for more continuing coverage. just about 40 minutes ago we got word that the first u.s. military plane carrying americans evacuated from egypt has landed in cypris. this is the seventh day that protestors are taking to the street. they are calling for hosni

mubarak to step down. tonight governor jerry brown plans to lay out his plans to fix the budget in his state of the state address. he will try to convince californians to go along with his plan to extend expiring income car and sales taxes. governor brown will not try to scare people. >> i would like to hear the worst case scenario. >> so far governor brown has won support from californians for his new frugal approach from governing. he has replaced a conference table in his office with a large picnic table and benches. you can watch the governors speech tonight. it will be streamed live at ktvu.com. it's a big day for athletes at uc berkeley waiting to see

if $15 million of fundraising will be enough to reinstate their sports. ktvu channel 2 reporter allie rasmus joins us with the programs that could be cut. >> reporter: gorge we are right -- good morning. we are right in front of where they start their practice. last year the university decided to cut the baseball mens and womens gymnastic. lacrosse said that move would save them $4 million a year. a group of alumni together to start a fundraising campaign. this is vid know of the launch of the fundraising event. today is the universities self- imposed deadline to decide whether the money raised is enough. >> we have been doing a bunch of different things to get pledges and donations. and we really would like to know if our hard work paid off.

>> reporter: now the alumni group has a website called save cal sports. according to that website the group raised more than $16 million in pledges. a university spokesman said yesterday the group needs commitments for at least $25 million. >> along with that they know they also have to possess a feasible viable plan to raise additional funds that would get an endowment that could support these teams from operating. >> reporter: if baseball is not reinstated this would with the last season they would play on this field. we will continue to follow this story throughout the morning. we do not yet have an exact timeline as to when the university will make its decision. according to the universities

expect they are expected to make some sort of decision later today. >> 6:06 back over to sal. how does the commute look? >> it looks pretty good. traffic is off to a decent start. the fog issues we have right now is not a problem. this is a look at highway 24 and westbound 24 looks good. remember last week i don't think we have seen this a lot. camera buzz behind fog. looking allove and taking a lock at pac bay bridge. we are going to start getting a bigger ideologicup. and this morning if you are driving in hayward on the way down to the south bay so far the road sensors giving us a mostly good outlook on the freeway. a little bit of red and yellow. at 6:07 it's rosemary. good morning, to you.

the rain is gone. abundant moisture out there. we will have partly cloudy skies for the first part of the day and mostly sunny by the around. santa rosa the napa area. livermore dealing with the fog. it's about a half mile in some cases. cold start. make sure you grab the thicker jacket getting out this morning. by the second half of the day you will be shedding that. temperatures will be round into the mid 50s to 60s. this morning sitting in the 30s. mid 30s walnut creek. 44 getting outside san francisco. for head and through the weekly be turned to the mild dry weather. we will be dealing with fog for this morning. by tuesday night the winds are going to really kick up. high pressure continuing to strengthen and the offshore flow going to bring us pretty gusty conditions. we will show you where and tell you what that means for your

wednesday, thursday, and friday. time now 6:08 more chaos. what seep accepts the mail tour is projecting. former mayor gavin newsom fought hard to keep the 49ers in the bay area.

we are getting reports of

growing kaunas-- chaos. first charter plane has landed in cypris. >> reporter: the state department said it will take several days to get out of egypt. a curfew is in place in cairo. it's too soon to tell how this curfew will effect the evacuations of americans stranded in egypt. according to the state department at last count some 52,000 americans were registered with the u.s. embassy in cairo. officials are expecting one more plane with americans to arrive. one stranded chicago couple that was able to escape to

london described what they had to do to get out of the country. once you got to the airport it was upper chaos. to get nor americans to greece, psi, turkey, and other safe havens. >> the military is blocking tourist attractions to the pyramids. half that is after luters broke in and ripped the heads offover two mummies. they also damaged ten small artifacts. the bay area is home to thousands of people from egypt that are closely following the political turmoil in their homeland. many of the 600 members of the islamic center are either from

egypt or have family there. they say egyptians are frustrated by a lack of opportunity for employment. even with education. >> i'm in a position from egypt. i came here because there is no future back there. >> the churning include -- the church included a prayer in their service on sunday. as carroll hughn mentioned hillary clinton is having a meeting in washington, d.c. today. top envoys and more than 180 countries will gather at the state department. the meeting was called to discuss u.s. foreign policies for the year. this global conference is the first of its kind. 25 people are out of jail this morning but they were arrested in southern california for trespassing at a seminar

for conservative political donors. the 25 who were arrested after they cross the street to the resort near palm springs where the seminar was being held. each year they invite 200 wealthy activist to their event. brothers have been largely criticized because of their funding fight against the laws. and the large amounts of money they have given to conservative causes. according to the san francisco chronicle the upcoming san francisco mayors race will be expensive for taxpayers. the paper says under new rules the city will be on the hook to match or exceed the amount of campaign money raised by each candidate once they bring in at least $25,000. now several candidates have already passed that mark. city attorney dennis has collected $250,000 in private donations so far. state senator lee land yee has

raised $160,000. san francisco's new mayor says he's ready to lead the fight to save the 49ers. mayor ed lee tells the chronicle he is determined to stop the niners from moving to santa clara. he hopes to forge a personal ownership with jed york. lee's predecessor gavin newsom had an often intense relationship with the yorks. time now is 6:15. let's go to sal who is looking at the toll plaza and san mateo bridge as well. is that right, sal? >> that is right. right now is the time we will start seeing more people that just switched on the metering lights. we will see a bigger crowd here. still not to discourage you from going. it's still a nice drive with no major problems getting into the city. also the morning commute looks okay on that san mateo bridge and for that matter on the dumbarton bridge on highway

101. so far so good. and this mornings commute in hayward and union city. again we keep watching for it to get busy. it's slow on jackson street already. not too bad if you pass 880 and head west on 92. let's do to rosemary. >> welcome back. a fair and mild for the afternoon. it will be a nice day to end january. it will be dry. giving you a live look at the bay bridge. san francisco right there sitting in the 40s this morning. a little bit chillier than yesterday. many of us a lot chillier than yesterday. prepare for that. clout the 9:00 hour temperatures will be sitting in the 40nd. partly cloudy skies. 50s outside of our door. we will have a light breeze. between ten and 15 miles an hour. we will continue this dry weather through at least the workweek. it looks like perhaps the weekend as well. temperatures mid 50s to low 60s

for your afternoon. high pressure will copt to amplify and as it does we are expecting breezy conditions. in fact, bay area hills could see the gusts reach 40 and 50 miles an hour. so in addition to that, while we are dealing with the fog this morning, perhaps tomorrow morning by wednesday morning those offshore winds will knock that fog right out of the way and prevent it from actually moving in or being created throughout the overnight hours. temperatures will be sitting in the 30s. we will be above average by a few degrees. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday mild conditions. 64 in the afternoon. u.s. factories are boosting producttivity and staying ahead of the world's second largest economy. the united nations reports the united states remains the top manufacturing country. topping china by 40%. the u.s. has stayed on top by improving efficiency while cutting jobs. u.s. companies have cut products like consumer

electronics and toys that have a thin profit margin to work on specialized items. keep an eye on exxon mobile stock this morning while they announced better than expected rev new and -- venue and earnings. that is up 53%. recent increases in crude oil prices helped boost the companies bottom line. cold san francisco police department facing a lawsuit? with have cell phone video. wave goodbye to the food period. what should be and should not be on your plate. good morning, traffic is moving along pretty well on highway 4. it's busy in some areas. we'll give you another look at traffic and weather straight ahead.

good morning,. right now traffic is moving along pretty well. a little bit of a backup building at the bay bridge toll plaza as the metering lights have been turned on. traffic is doing very well asacria cross the bay. it's 6:22 let's go back to the

desk. >> thank you, sal. another wave of winter weather is heading toward the middle of the country and expected to continue on to the eastern sea board. the newest storm is the latest of series of harsh weather that has hit. forecasters say the upcoming storm could effect 100 million people in 29 states. snow, sleet, and freezing rain is predicted for tomorrow with snowfall topping two feet. a proposal to arm san francisco police officers with tasers will be back on the police commissions agenda next month. the commission rejected the proposal last year. the cities interim police chief wants to revisit the issue in the wake of three recent officer involved shootings. most major police departments in the nation used tasers. san francisco, detroit, and memphis are among those that do not. a man in a wheelchair that was shot by san francisco police may be preparing a brutality lawsuit against the

city. randall dunkin has hired a lawyer to determine whether or not not to file a suit. randall is facing criminal charges in that incident. donate blood? win free movie tickets for a year. the red cross will hold weekly drawings for 12 pairs of movie passes. blood donors must be in good health and 17 years of age. now according to the red cross january is one of the slowest months for donations. today the federal government will release its updated nutrition pyramid. this time they are focusing on strategy to reduce obesity and related diseases. sodium. nearly half of americans are being asked to cut down to a

teaspoon. >> now we are saying let's decrease the sodium in the food. so what we will probably find are products made with less salt. >> she is saying that because five years ago when the last update was released most people didn't know what transfats were. that made everyone aware those kinds fats are not at healthy. a scottish man is lucky to be alive after falling 1,000 feet off a mountain. when rescuers found adam potter he was standing up reading a map. the 35-year-old was with several other climbers on saturday when he lost his footing and fell down the mountain. >> i was in a position where i could see what was coming. that's what filled me with dread. >> rescuers say when they found

potter he was shaking from extreme shock but otherwise he only had cuts and bruises and a minor chest injury. it could be a whole new ball game at uc berkeley. sports fans are awaiting the big announcement. a shooting in the heart of fisher manilles wharf. the victims were on the job when they were gunned down. new reports in this morning showing optimism about how much money we have.

good morning, right now if you are traveling across the bay area bridges we are lookings at the richmond bridge. traffic coming in and out that traffic is okay. if you are driving into marin county that traffic looks okay.

also this morning we are look at the bay bridge toll plaza. westbound they switched the metering lights on about 15 minutes ago. and the middle lanes which is unusual the fast track lanes are getting a little bit more wear and tear right now than the cash lane. no problems on the bridge. and certainly no fog issues this morning on the span as i check out the accident list with chp. we don't have a lot going on. we do have a new accident reported on five street. that accident is in downtown san jose. let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal. we want to take you to wall street. they are getting ready to ring that opening bell this morning. aarp charles swabb visiting the new york stock exchange. 2010 was a pretty good year for consumer spending. americans increased spending fastest pace in three years.

those numbers coming in this morning. of course consumer spending accounts for two-thirds. 70% of economic activity. it's a very important report. incomes also up in december. so we'll see how the markets are reacting. those good numbers are being offset a bit by the turmoil in egypt. we are looking ahead to more earnings. there it is. the opening bell live in new york. we will get you those numbers in a moment. >> it's a very mixed picture out there. now it's 6:30. good morning, thanks for joining us. it's monday january 31st i'm kraig debro. dave clark has the day off. >> i'm pam cook. ktvu channel 2 reporter is live outside of a souvenir shop where it all happened. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. police are looking for anyone that might have seen anything that might have been

suspicious. they are asking people to call the number at the bottom of the your screen. (415)575-5544. that is a unanimous tip hotline. this is no permanent store front sign in front of it. there is a sign hanging above it that this store sells discounted perfume. police swarmed the store with a garage type door front as they investigated what happened inside. the shooting happened at the shop late last night. we don't know if the store was open when the suspect opened fire but we can tell you that this small store is located at 269 jefferson street in the heart of fisherman wharf. two store employees were shot dead. san francisco police could not give us any details on how they were arrested. they did arrest one man after the shooting. >> we don't know much about the

motive into this crime. it's something that doesn't normally happen around here. it's a huge tragedy for the city. >> the double homicide is uncommon for this part of san francisco. you can see joe's crab shack is right next door as is the pearl factory on the other side. lieutenant dangerfield told us again as you heard him say the motive is unclear. police are not looking for any other suspect in this investigation. and of course coming up we just spoke with a woman who was running in the area. she says she is very familiar with this area at what time it closes and she told us that she will tell us exactly about her feelings when she heard that there was a double shooting here late last night. reporting live jade hernandez. >> jade, before you go. most of us have been down to fisherman's wharf. can you give us a better idea of where you are? can you give us a landmark we would be familiar with? >> reporter: actually i can. as i mentioned joe's crab shack

is on one side. across the street from joe's crab shack is alliodo. and about a half block down from bodeen. that is where we are. there is a lot of other media around to kind of turn you around you would see our live truck and other trucks. we can tell you we are very close to aliodos. as i mentioned earlier just next to joe's crab shack. >> thank you very much. that gives us a big picture. thank you, jade. time now 6:33. veterans in the south bay are working to raise money to repair a vandalized memorial honoring vets. the downtown memorial has been boarded up since last year. the city is about $31,000 short of the money it needs to cover

the repairs. next month city officials plan to cover the board in vinyl until that memorial can be fixed. sanitary officials are ruling out ecoterrorism for a sewage spill last month. they have reported that sabotage lead to that spill near kent middle school. but an ongoing investigation reveals a sewage pipe is responsible for that spill. the district is refusing to pay the contractor that did the work. uc berkeley athletes will find out if fundraising efforts will be enough to reinstate six sports. ktvu channel 2 reporter allie rasmus is live with the programs that are in jeopardy. good morning, allie. >> reporter: good morning. the university is expected to make a decision some time today. right now we are sitting in front of the baseball field. this is where the team started their season practice over the

weekend. but that team's future along with the future of the mens and womens gymnastics team and lacrosse team is at stake here. last year they decided to cut those teams and deboat the rugby team to a club sport. after that was announced a group of cal alumni got together to raise a campaign. now today is the university's self-imposed deadline to decide whether the money raised is enough. the alumni group called save cal sports says it has gathered more than $16 million in pledges. however a universities spokesperson said they need $that 25 million to go. >> they will go with a significant amount of money in hopes of good faith demonstrating we are moving the needle in the direction of the number it will take to get

reinstatement into the athletic department. >> reporter: once again they need $25 million in pledges. the group says they already has $16. the university the unsharpty has cost the baseball team some of its players. about three baseball players transferred to other schools at the begin of the semester. other players say they are considering doing the same. >> if we don't get it back, we have to go somewhere. i have to keep playing baseball. it's what i want to do. >> reporter: now we don't have an exact timeline as to when the university will make its decision but we are told it will happen sometime today. time now is 6:36. we want to go back over to sal to check on traffic. how does it look? >> today is the day that muni

starts doing work at union square in that area to move utility lines out of the way. we will show you pictures of this coming up very shortly. it's a good area to avoid today. stockton street near union square. highway 4 traffic moving along very nicely here in bay point even though it's crowded. we already have stop and go traffic in antioch which is typical. no major problems on the way heading west. this is a look at the bay bridge. we are getting a little bit more of a robust backup here. it's backed up to the middle of that parking lot and the metering lights are on. southbound 680 traffic looks good as you pass mission boulevard and head toward the south bay. steve has the day off. it's rosemary. >> yes, we are near freezing out there in some cases. heads up literally. we'll show you where. a gorgeous view there in the dark. 40 minutes until the official sunrise pap little bit of haze looking at the bay bridge.

we are dealing with dense fog in some spots. santa rosa and napa. visibility down to a quarter and half mile this morning. that's where we are at our chilliest. 36 at livermore. sitting in the low 30s. getting into san francisco 43. our winds are light behind the system that you can see he. pushing off to the east. we've got a ridge of high pressure already building in. so for the week ahead we will be dry and mild. we have offshore winds expected to develop and cold air filtering in as well. it will keep us chilly through the morning hours. get used to 309s they will stick around. the afternoon highs for today we are bouncing back. a little bit of haze and a light breeze. wide spread upper 50s for today. 58 for oakland. 57 san rafael. low 60s for areas mountain view. 61 degrees looks to be the warm spot on this map santa rosa

this afternoon. five-day forecast we will be dry. we will be mild. we will be a little bit of above average as we move into tuesday and wednesday. overnight lows talked about it a moment ago. by tuesday night into wednesday the offshore winds really begin to kick up. we will talk about what we expect to see from those winds coming up in a few moments. egypt's capitol has shown signs of regularity today. but a coalition of opposition groups is calling for a million people to take to cairo streets tomorrow. reporter nicole collins is live in washington, d.c.. good morning, again nicole. >> reporter: good morning, craig. tens of thousands of protestors are still in the streets today. helicopters hovered over the square monday morning. an antigovernment protest continued for a seventh day.

low flying egyptian fighter jets did nothing to stop protestors. >> we will not be intimidated. this is a sign of weakness. >> reporter: protestors demand political and economical reform. mubarak made statements to the structure but has been given no indication that he will give up the power he has held for 30 years. the protest continues. some americans find themselves trapped. >> you cannot get away by water. you cannot take public transportation because it has been deemed unsafe. >> reporter: today the u.s. begins voluntary evacuations. providing charter flights out of egypt. >> they will be ongoing until we are able to get all americans who are not able to get commercial airline. >> reporter: with significant

-- they are watching it closely. >> it's up to the egyptian people and what the united states is doing is we are sending a clear message. we wish to see everyone refrain from violence. >> reporter: 2400 americans in egypt have asked to leave on one of the charter flights. a state department official tells us dozens have left the country. reporting live from washington i'm nicole collins. san francisco's animal control office may soon have something in common with most of americas big sports stadium. a california man is at the center of a plot to blow up the largest mosque. how police were able to catch him. good morning, northbound 101 looks pretty good approaching the 80 split. we will tell you more about traffic and weather when the morning news continues.

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channel 2 news at 5:00. the mother of juliani cardenas believes her son is still aleave. they are looking in the canal where they believe they find the body of the boy and suspected kidnapper the mothers former boyfriend. a fisherman is recovering after a shark attack off the coast of mexico. a stress call came in after a crew member on a shark fishing boat was bitten on the leg. navy sailors gave them first aid instructions until help arrived. in southern japan about a thousand people are moving to safer ground this morning as a volcano continues to spew ash and smoke five days after it exploded. it erupted last week for the first time in 52 years. no one was hurt. people are being asked to go to

evacuation centers because of the dangerous debris. the family of a former presidential aid is offering a $25,000 reward for information in his mysterious death. john wheeler the third was last seen on december 30th. his body was discovered in a delaware landfill the next day. surveillance video shows wellanear a -- shows wheeler in a parking garage before his death. the states medical examiner says he was assaulted and died of force blunt track. a california man forming to blow up one of the largest mosques was arrested last monday. authorities say he had a large amount of fire works in his car. someone called police the night before after they overheard stockham making threats against muslims. >> we are supposed to live in peace. one respect the other. i don't understand how someone can think of something like

that. it's unbelievable. >> investigators believe stockham was acting alone. they say he has a history of antigovernment activities. in washington state new concerns about prison safety are being raised after a correction officer was found strangled to death. 34-year-old jamie bendell was found choked to death. he lead religious programs at the prison and raised concerns about being the only guard on duty in the chapel. san francisco's animal control office may follow the lead of many sports stadium. it's considering adding corporate sponsors to raise money. the animal control office is amoung the city agencies dealing with the big budget crisis that may put corporate names. let's go to sal once again. he's taking a look at the toll

plaza. >> yeah, kraig and pam it's a little bit worse as we are get into the heart of the commute. westbound traffic is backing up. still a 5-10 minute delay. it hasn't become where it's backed up to the maze. the metering lights are on. it will not be that bad once you get into san francisco. visibility is much better than it was last week when we had thick fog making it tough to drive all over the bay. today we don't have those problems. rosemary is here and she will tell us more about this. this is a live look at union square. why are we showing you this? not that it's great looking shop, but we have a detour on stockton street here. we want to let you know that this is the first day that crews will be out there blocking one lane to move utility lines out of the way. muni central subway project. one day the subway will come right underneath here and go to

china town. and this is a part of a big project that won't be ready. you won't be able to use that subway until the year 2019. they have to start somewhere. the first thing they will do is under ground and move utility lines. let's look at 237 westbound. that traffic will be slow as you cross 880 and head over to highway 101. hello rosemary. good morning, to you. giving you a look bay point for you there. take a look at the gorgeous shot. we have the skies lighting. we are going to be mostly sunny for the afternoon. after that brief departure of rain. we have dry weather expected wanigans. we have fog out there again. it's dense for north and east bay. take it easy out there. san mateo you have a great looking forecast for you. 42 degrees as you move through

the 8:00 hour. this morning a chilly start. grab your jacket getting out and by tomorrow changes in store. we are looking at winds to pick up. offshore breeze expected to bring us gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour in some of our bay area hills. could reach advisory levels in some cases. that will knock out the fog in terms of wednesday morning. our temperatures will be quite chilly through the morning as well. wide spread 30s. and dipping down to 32 on thursday. afternoon highs rebounding even above average for this time of year by tuesday and wednesday. pam. >> thank you. starting next month google will drop its property listings from google maps. google has allowed real estate agents to up load their listings for free. let's check in on wall street pap live look there at the big board. dow jones up a little bit.

as we mention good reports coming in on personal spending and income for december. however, good news being offset a bit by other disappointing earnings. and the unrest in egypt weighing heavily on global stock markets. for the first time in 15 years wall greens is selling wine and beer. that will include big flags 1901. it sells for 59-cents a fan. it plans to expand into nearly all of its stores. it will launch a red wine of its own called colby red. workers could be able to use pot without getting fired. and why the industry that makes plastic bags is threatening to sue daily city.

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ilene has vanished. family and friends will hold a vigil this evening in dublin. the cj dugard case has given them new hope. jc was found alive after being missing for 18 years. this is amazing story. young fresno woman found her long lost father who had been living on the streets of san francisco. 23-year-old kelly christianson came to the city after spotting her dad in a newspaper article about san francisco's homeless. now early yesterday she found him in the cities mission district. marty christianson left his family 20 years ago while battling a serious drinking problem. he thought he would never want to see him again. his daughters trip to san francisco proved him wrong. proposed legislation in california could make it illegal for employers to fire workers that use medical marijuana. state senator mark leno introduced the bill. it would apply to workers that would use marijuana when they are not on the job.

it would exempt doctors, bus drivers, and ors. it was vetoed by former governor arnold schwarzenegger. another place in the bay mayor could -- daily city plans to propose an ordnance in two weeks banning plastic bags at super markets and stores with more than 10,000 square feet. the measure would force shoppers to pay 10 cents for a paper grocery bag. it's coming up on 7:00. sal has traffic this morning. sal. >> all right and work begins today in union square for muni subway project. crews will dig up utility lines and moving them out of the way of the central subway right of way which is right here. stockton street will be effected toward market. the central subway project will

connect hewn nigh streetcars to the south of market. most of the way it will go under ground. let's move along and take a look at northbound 101 coming up to the 80 split there that traffic moving along nicely. this morning if you are driving in san jose so far so good right through downtown. let's go to rosemary. partly cloudy as we start the morning. calm and cold out there. we are going to have a return a dry mild weather as we make our way through the workweek. for today you can expect a chilly start. partly cloudy skies through the morning hours. we will have clouds and sunshine for the noontime. 59 degrees with hazy sunshine in through the afternoon. since today is the last day of january, i will say we are ending the month deficient when it comes to the rain by two or three inches in some cases. thankfully we had a heavy dose in december. the king speech reigned supreme. the movie won were best an

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