good morning, a new disaster marks a month of devastation in japan. a major after shock leads to another tsunami alert over knight. what is bringing hundreds if not thousands of people to the oakland coliseum this morning as they get something for free. today the jury in the barry bonds' perjury trial plans to take a second look at what a key witness in the trial had to say. with last years world series and what tonight's giants game will have in common. a hint at keeping fans safe. good morning, welcome to monday, april 11th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm maureen naylor. pam cook is off today. let's get a look at traffic and

weather. let's start with rosemary. >> good morning, to you. welcome back on this mopped. an unimpressive system will bring changes to our area. but no rain. we are looking at partly to mostly clouds this morning. we will be partically cloud -- we will be partly cloudy this morning. we will take a look at your temperatures outside your door this morning and what you can expect for the afternoon in a few moments. sal. all right westbound interstate 880 looks pretty good getting out to the mccarthur maze. no major problems driving out to the maze and continuing on to the bridge. also this morning we are looking at the toll plaza delay. it has not reached the level it will. let's go back to maureen and dave. thank you, sal. japan was hit with a 6.6 magnitude after shock today one month after that 9.0 quake that was followed by a deadly

tsunami. this is new video of the after shock that shows an office shaking. a tsunami warning was issued for today's after shock but canceled. there was never any tsunami warning issued for anywhere in the bay area. the 6.6 quake after shock hit in the same northeast area that has seen hundreds of after shocks since the massive one on march 11th. the japans government is expanding around the damaged nuclear plant that has been leaking radiation since the tsunami swamped its cooling systems. people living within the plants reach is now being urged to leave. after high levels of radiations were detected there. again it has been one month since the quake and tsunami struck. japan has been marking the day with somber ceremonies. here in the bay area there is a prayer vigil to remember the victims and survivors in japan.

hundreds of people are expected in san francisco's peace plaza in japan town. it begins at 5:30. time now 6:02 back here at home. several residents can't take a shower, they can't brush their teeth. they can't run the dishwasher all because of a major water main break over night. it happened at 2:30 this morning near marin avenue. look at the water at the bottom of your screen. homeowners tell us water gush # for an hour before east bay mud officials were able to shut it off. >> i was awakened by a very loud water rushing. i looked out and saw water coming down both sides of my house. >> homeowners were told they will be without water for eight hours today. they also tell us this is the second time a water main has broke down in that neighborhood in the past week. your time is 6:03. >> the giants and the dodgers

begin a three-game series at at & t park tonight and security wise it's going to look a lot like the world series. there will be extra security on hand to help prevent retaliatory attacks after the beating of brian stow. stow as you know was attacked after the giants season opener in los angeles last month. he's still in the hospital recovering from a skull fracture. jade hernandez is at at & t park. jade will have much more on the security efforts coming up for you at 6:30. in just a couple of hours from right now, jury deliberations resume in the barry bonds' trial. allie rasmus tells us about the testimony that will get a second hearing this morning. what is going on? >> reporter: dave, today the jury will take a closer look at the testimony in a key witness in this trial. that witness is kathy hoskins. she was bonds' personal shopper for a number of years. she testified on the stands

that she saw the personal trainer inject bonds in the belly button. now the jury will have to decide whether barry bonds' committed perjury when he told the grand jury back in 2003 he never knowingly took steroids or human growth hormone. bonds' faces three charge of making false statements one charge of obstruction of justice. they could find him guilty of some of the charges, all of them, or none at all. because of the intense media attention on the trial, they are not expecting a hung jury. >> media trials there is huge pressure to reach a verdict because all of these folks have to go back to their community who all know they were serving on the barry bonds' trial and have to explain what happened. they don't want to go back empty handed. >> reporter: now this will be the second day that the eight women and four men on the jury deliberate. we don't know when they will reach a verdict.

we are told they are expected to be back inside the courthouse to continue deliberations. >> you can get updates any time by going to our channel 2 website that is ktvu.com just click on the bonds' trial tab. new this morning san francisco police are searching far missing elderly woman. 89-year-old keu thang vanished saturday night. she's 5'2" tall with brown eyes and gray hair. she suffers from medical and mental disabilities. if you've seen her you are asked to call san francisco police right away. police have a suspect in custody after the stabbing death of a teenager. it happened around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. that is when police say they

found a 19-year-old with a stab wound. he later died at the hospital. the names of the victim and suspect and circumstances have not been released. time now 6:06. stanford students you are warned to be on the lookout after a recent sexual assault on campus. it happened saturday night. a man broke into the room and sexually salted a student but that student screamed and a man ran away. one stanford grad student we talked to said more security is needed. >> especially in the low rise these things tend to happen more. i live in a high-rise. it's more secure having to get through a door. >> so far police don't have anyone in custody. this is the second warning about campus safety in the past two weeks after another man tried to break into a parking

lot building through a window. they are warning uc berkeley students with care after -- students to be careful there. police are not sure if the assaults are connected. time is 6:07. at this hour people that don't have health insurance is lining up at the oakland coliseum for a free health clinic. kraig debro is live. >> reporter: good morning, maureen. we are actually standing right inside the coliseum doors. they are checking people in for dental care. over here you register and over here you wait in line before the next medical professional is ready for you. seiche means compression relief in chinese.

this organization started in taiwan. we are learning there is a tremendous need for health care. because of free clinics like this we are learning that the priority is vision and dental care. >> i get medicaid. but with medicaid they don't do fill ins or nothing like that. it's like take the whole tooth. i'm too young to be snag tooth. >> reporter: this is the 640th clinic sponsored by ram. the man that founded the event did so to help people in row mote areas of the am -- remote areas of the amazon. most people attending this four- day event did not walk but their needs are similar. >> most of our events are in the rural areas. but not exclusively. but the needs are the same everywhere. >> organizers are expected to

see about 1,000 people each day. they should see more if not for laws that prohibit doctors from crossing state lines to offer free medical care. if you take a look at a live picture you see people that are waiting in this line over here have their blankets with them. blankets that they used over night to stand in line until 3:30 and then stay in their cars for another two hours after that to protect themselves from the cold weather. reporting live in oakland kraig debro. time now 6:09. the budget battles continue on capitol hill. today they will tell us the details of the spending bill that prevented that government shutdown. we will bring you a live report from washington, d.c. where some lawmakers say they are not happy with the deal. time is 6:10. this mornings the public committee is voting on a proposal to fine pg&e $3 million. it's a penalty for failing to

turn over critical safety records. at one point the state puc had considered a much higher fine of $1 million for every day past the deadline. let's check in with sal. everyone behaving themselves? >> getting a little more clouded. it won't really fill up for real if you know what i mean until after 6:15 when they turn the metering lights on. you will start to see a bigger crowd. no problems on the bridges getting across the bay. so far so good if you are driving on interstate 8 toil and the morning commute will be okay if you are driving on the commute to the south bay. in fact, looking at southbound 880 that traffic looks good. 6:11 filling in for steve is rosemary. good morning, to you. we have a half hour until our sunrise. plenty of cloud cover out there. so maybe some defused soft sunlight expected. maybe gray skies as we start

our day. by the afternoon we will be partly cloudy. these clouds ahead of a very weak storm that will roll through our area today. 50 in oakland. most of us waking up two to three degrees warmer. upper 40s as you start your morning in san jose. eight miles light reported in san francisco. seven in oakland. we are looking at calm conditions over the north bay. backing it up and showing you this storm here we have the light rain continuing to fall over eureka this morning. cry morning. the -- by the afternoon the rain will move through. it will roll back our temperatures. it will bring us breezy weather in the afternoon. we have the low that will continue to roll through the area. the winds will kick up anywhere from 15-20 miles an hour. along the coast we could see

wind gusts of 30 miles an hour. it will be a breezy brisk cool day. 63 in antioch. 60 in berkeley. 60-degrees in oakland. 62 for the afternoon nevada. how about the south bay. 62 san jose. 60 degrees redwood city. your week ahead it will be mild. we are looking at just a few possibilities here of maybe a sprinkle or two and then a nice warmup in toward the weekend. we have a modest warmup for your tuesday and wednesday. this one looks like we could actually get wet. we will be watching that one for you. it will drive our temperatures down as well. upper 50s in the forecast there. we are sitting in the low to mid 60s for this time of year. mostly sunny skies and 70s. 72 on saturday. 73 come sunday. a gruesome discovery

launched a massive homicide investigation. why police back east fear a serial killer is on the loose. we will find out what is in the $38 billion cut. why some democrats and republicans don't like the deal.

>> time is 6:16. president obama picking another budget fight with republicans.

as alison burns reports from our washington, d.c. bureau. president obama set to announce a plan this week to reduce the federal deficit. allison. >> reporter: it is going to get a little confusing this week. first let's wrap the dramatic battle over this years budget. the house and senate are expected to vote this week on the compromise bill that averted a government shutdown. we will learn about what is lin colluded in the nearly -- included in the nearly $40 billion. then we hear from president obama on how he wants to reduce the deficit. his plan reportedly calls for tax increases on the wealthy and republicans are already making clear that is a nonstarter. >> for the last two months we have had to bring this president kicking and screening to the table to cut spending. then they almost present a plan as far as how to address a fiscal situation and right away they are insisting we have to go about looking at raising taxes again. >> the pot is going to be announcing that plan in a major

speech on wednesday. it's being called his most significant response yet to dealing with the nation's debt. reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns ktvu channel 2 news. time now 6:17. a search continues in new york for more possible victims of a suspected serial killer. eight bodies have been found along this isolated beach in long island. homicide identified four of those victims such as prostitutes. they are checking their credit cards and phone records in a desperate attempt to track down this killer. >> new details about hair presential. stricter community. now before an international flight departs for the u.s. the government checks passengers against a watch list thin clouds al qaeda and people that attended training camp. more than 350 have been blocked from u.s. commercial flights

since 2009. britain south agency announced gay men will be allowed to donate blood for the first time. that reverses a ban that dates back several decades. however, there is one major restriction. only gay men who have not had sex with man for the past ten years will be allowed to donate blood. those that were still sexually active will be banned from giving blood. more people are using golden gate buses and ferries to get around. golden gate bridge officials tell the marin district that high gas prices could be one reason for a small boost in ridership. they say it could be a sign of an improving job market as more people commute. ridership is up 4.5% from last year. total bus ridership is up from a tenth of a percent. it sounds like they are waking up around the toll plaza. >> they are. things are getting more crowded as people on get on this

monday. you have to get out there. just a little bit more of a crowd there. still not a bad commute i will say. just a five minute delay before you get on the bridge. no major problems on that bridge. this is a look at interstate 880 and the traffic is moving well in both directions here right in front of the oakland coliseum. if you are coming in from fairfield or vallejo it's a nice drive. highway 12 is getting a little bit of action. that traffic is easy so far heading west. at 6:20 let's go to rosemary. okay the official sunrise 6:40 already on the way. we will have mostly cloudy skies. san francisco there very light on shore breeze. more mid and high clouds along our stretch this morning as we watch this storm over northern california. the front is beginning to work its way south and east. it will take to the afternoon. it fizzles out as it does.

take a look at that. that's about it. santa rosa the north bay napa looking at mostly clear skies and into the second half of the afternoon by 4:00 or 5:00 we begin to see the peninsula clearing. san jose will take until 6:00. sunsetting at 7:40 these days. out look these days mid 40s to mid 50s. our temperatures up a few degrees because of the clouds out there. mid 50s for the lunchtime along the coast. 60 in and around areas of san jose. and for the afternoon upper 50s to low 60s. some of us will be cool for this time of year. we are expecting to be breezy as well behind the front gusty conditions for the coast. the rest of us will see winds between 10-15 miles an hour maybe close to 20 for the afternoon. your extended forecast will bring along that jacket you may need it. tomorrow a nice modest warmup. another west day expected to come wednesday. we are looking at showers,

cooler conditions with this next system and then we dry out and we're looking good for the weekend. 68 on friday. do you enjoy sunny skies and 73? that's what you can pick up on sunday. >> thank you rosemary. gas prices continue to sore here in the bay area and across the country. the national average price for a gallon of regular is $3.76. that is 19 cents higher than three weeks ago. the most expensive is at $4.21 a gallon. the cheapest is in tucson at $3.41. the british actor had the top two movies in theaters this weekend. brand's movie hop was the number one film making $21 million. brand's other film arthur made

less. hannah, soul surfer rounded out the torpefy movies. looking back a month before that tsunami. what santa cruise boat owners are saying about the recovery there. a home burst into flames after a small plane hit the house. it's getting busier by the minute. find out where it is now coming up. hey, ellen, what are you doing? just brewing up some dunkin' donuts coffee -- want some? [ whoosh! ] i'd love some. one taste, and you'll understand. delicious dunkin' donuts coffee. pick some up where you buy groceries. america runs on dunkin'.

good morning, right now traffic is moving along pretty well approaching the bay bridge. then it slows down for a five minute delay at the toll plaza. metering lights have just gone on. pretty soon we will see a bigger crowd. time is 6:25. federal investigators will be in maine to figure out what caused a plane to crash into the home. the home burst into flames the pilot died after last nights crash. s homeowners were -- the homeowner were not home at the time. boat owners are still cleaning up after that tsunami. 14 boats sank.

dozen more were damaged. he's worried about the damage he can't see beneath the boat. >> i was here during the day of the surges and watched all kinds of stuff hit the boat. but you know concerned about the propeller, the rutter. >> estimated damage to the entire harbor stands at $28.5 million. now to access our special section about the japanese earthquake and tsunami go to our channel 2 website ktvu.com just click on the japan quake tab. time is 6:27. warrior guard monta ellis will miss tonight's game. he's still recovering from the injury from last nights game. he fell head on on the floor while attempting a layup. he was taken to the hospital for exams. he may miss the warriors final game of the season.

a 6.6 after shock rattled japan and it comes after they were marking one month after the giant quake. find out how security will be changed today. also the opening bell is about to ring on wall street. we'll have the early stock numbers next.

>> and we're taking a live look at wall street. stocks are supposed to open higher than what is expected to be another strong earning season. alco will be unvailing their first quarter markets. we are also expecting strong reports from jp morgan chase

and google. we will go ahead and smile and say good morning, to you. welcome to the ktvu morning news. >> partly cloudy south carolina off today. it is now 6:30. >> we can tell you security will be very tight when the san francisco giants kick off their three game series tonight against the l.a. dodgers. ktvu jennis join -- jade hernandez is joining us live. what can fans expect? >> reporter: san francisco police wouldn't say how many police officers they would commit to dodgers games. but the bp of park operations say last week the security force would be anywhere from 30- 40% larger than a normal game. you are looking at video from at & t friday. today a 7:15 game is the first since the brutal attack on brian stow. still remains in a medically induced coma. friends and family will collect donations for stow.

and the san francisco giants will dedicate today's game to stow a paramedic that lives in san jose and lives in santa cruz. for fans attending wanting to keep the peace anyone worried about their safety or for safety around them they can use the text messaging system set up by the giants three years ago. they can text from their seats anonymously. police told us on friday a craigs list posting wanting to repeat the incident in l.a. has been removed from the site. we called san francisco police to find out more information. as soon as we hear back from the department we will update you. coming up on mornings on 2 we will show you the extra security we witnessed about 15 minutes ago. reporting live in san francisco jade hernandez. time now 6:32. in just two hours from now jury deliberations start and resume in the barry bonds' perjury

trial. jurors will start their day by listening to a read back in the testimony of this lady there kathy hoskins. she was the personal shopper for bonds'. she saw personal trainer greg anderson inject bonds in the stomach. allie rasmus is outside the courthouse right now. she will give us a live update at 6:45. japan was hit with a 6.6 magnitude after shock today. one month after that 9.0 quake that was followed by a deadly tsunami. this is new video of the after shock taken inside an office. a tsunami warning was issued for the after shock but canceled. the after shock hit the same northeast area that has seen hundreds of other after shocks since the massive quake on march 11th. japan's government is expanding the evacuation area around the damaged nuke particular plant that has been

leaking radiation since the tsunami swamped its cooling system. people living within 12 miles of the plant have been asked to leave because of radiation in the air. now the government is urging residents of four more communities to leave within a month after high levels of radiations were detected there. time now is 6:33. the chance for free health care is bringing out a large group of people to the oakland coliseum. kraig debro is live at the coliseum with what free services are going to be offered today and who is eligible. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, maureen. we are in the middle of everything here. right over here we have people that are getting tree onlied. we all know there satori men douse need for health care. among the people who arrived here at midnight are several children. >> i think it's crazy the hours

they will have you sit outside. people catch colds. kids it's unhealthy get your teeth or something done when they can do it at the daytime. >> reporter: this is the 640th or thereabout clinic sponsored by ram. the man that founded the event did so after he found people in remote areas of the amazon forest in brazil were in desperate need. they had to walk for 26 days in order to see medical professionals. most people who attended these four day events did not walk. >> it wasn't before long we found out there was a great need in the united nations. and 64% of everything we do is here in america. >> reporter: organizers are expected to see about 1,000 people each day. the four-day event said they

should more. lines are getting larger. but if you look over there, we used to have a large number of medical professionals but now they have gone out and concentrating their efforts over here. when we come back we will tell you what the oakland coliseum has done to donate some of its time to this event. reporting live in oakland kraig debro. time now 6:35. a death in san francisco's bay vue neighborhood is -- bay view neighborhood is considered suspicious. there are very few details about this case. the witnesses say the arson task force was on the scene. investigators have ruled out the involvement of a third party. berkeley news identified the couple as 60-year-old gary longden and susan longden.

according to the newspaper court documents show they were going through a divorce. autopsies are pending to determine how they died. chp tells us they are still looking for the driver that hit and killed a pedestrian on interstate 280 in daly city. it happened at 5:45 yesterday morning. chp says after the man was hit by the toyota corolla the driver got out and ran. southbound 280 was shut down for 2 .5 hours during the investigation. this morning city leaders in san francisco will meet to discuss the growing concerns over pedestrian safety. last month three people died walking the streets of san francisco in a four-day period. more than 800 people are hit by cars in the city every year. that makes san francisco one of the most dangerous cities in the nation for pedestrians. time now 6:37. sal says the morning commute is awake now isn't it? >> it is.

it's slowly waking up. and right now we are seeing more people out there for sure as we look at these pictures you can see how much more crowded the bay bridge toll plaza is and just about ten minutes ago it backed up for a 50 minute delay. the metering lights are on. it doesn't look too severe. so that is the meter that we usually use. northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. that traffic looks good in san francisco. just a reminder tonight we have been telling you about the giants and the dodgers. three games in san francisco. they are all evening games. just plan ahead. it will be crowded south of market. morning commute is okay in concord and antioch. slow traffic on highway 4. livermore traffic also very slow coming in off the al monday pass. and again 880 in union city still looks pretty good. let's go to rosemary. good morning, to you. waking up with fillet id sunshine. we have gray skies event and

temperatures sitting in the 50s. most of us from two to three degrees warmer than yesterday but we don't have the sunshining. as we make our way through the afternoon we are will see more blue skies. that will work its way south and east. giving you a look at storm tracker you can see it's very wide spread. san jose 47 degrees. in and around to oakland we showed you that moment ago. 59 degrees. 43 santa rosales napa. we are looking at this system beginning to sweep through. in the case most of the state over cast skies this morning. here is the rain we're talking about in and around eureka. fort bragg picking up a little bit of rain. it will take awhile to get to us. as it moves through it will

weaken. pretty much fizzle out before it gets here. just that light rain reported. cent city picking up -- crescent city picking up light rain. and then sliding down to monterey through the second half of the afternoon. monday 5:00 we still have 2.5 hours of sunshine and we begin to clear out pretty good. behind this front we will see the winds pick up. as far as rain maybe a sprinkle. we will be cooler and breezy. our temperatures sitting in the upper 50s to low 60s. 59 hayward. 69-degrees in mountain view. with that wind yes, you will probably need a jacket. we will be warmer for tomorrow. we will be dry and the next system approaches the coast. the next system looks like we could see rain. not a lot but enough to get us wet. 59 in the afternoon so a cool day for early april.

64 on thursday. and as we head into the weekend boy does it just really improve. we are looking pretty good. low 70s in store for saturday and sunday under mostly dry conditions. time now 6:40. san francisco dog lovers worried about new restrictions. they will rally today in city hall. plan to limit dogs in some areas. city officials are hoping to influence the park services decision to limit off leash areas. they fear that will put added stress on city parks. time now 6:41. a lot of authors try to do it but no one succeeded until now. and authorize book about apple ceo steve jobs is on the way. when it's due to be released. the jury continues to deliberate the fate of home run king barry bonds'. we will tell you about the testimony they plan to take a closer look at today. good morning, if you are

driving in marin county we will tell you more about the morning commute and a look at the forecast.

good morning, to you. welcome back. here's a quick look at the top stories we are following for you right now. the water could be off in one berkeley neighborhood for up to eight hours today because of an over night water main break. it happened here on shattuck

avenue. look at the bottom of your screen. water gushed out for an hour. san francisco police searching now for this missing elderly woman. this is 89-year-old keu thang. she is 5'2" tall with brown eyes and gray hair. later today we will get the details of the budget bill that prevented a government shutdown over the weekend. already democrats are saying the $38 billion in cuts went too far while some republicans say they didn't go far enough. in about two hours jury deliberation resume in the barry bonds' perjury trial. allie rasmus joins us live from the city to tell us how jurors will begin their day. good morning, allie. >> reporter: in the past half hour we started to see a little more activity here. inside this building is where the members of the jury in the barry bonds' perjury trial will

meet for their second day of deliberations. the eight women and four men on the jury will have to decide whether barry bonds' committed perjury when he told a grand jury back in 2003 he never knowingly took performance enhancing drugs. when the jury returns, they are expected to take a closer look at the testimony of kathy hoskins. hoskins was bonds' personal shopper who said on the stand that during this three-week long trial she saw bonds' personal trainer greg anderson inject him in the stomach. the jury has asked to have a transcript of her testimony read back to him. >> the fact they are focused on kathy hoskins is interesting because of all of the main people testifying she is probably the one with the least amount of baggage and she is the one who said she directly saw an injection going into barry bonds' belly button. >> now bonds' faces three charges of making false statements. one charge of obstruction of justice. the jury could find him guilty

of some of the charges all of them or none at all. they have a lot of options to consider. we don't know when the jury will reach its verdict. live in san francisco allie rasmus. >> you can get updates on the bonds' trial any time by going to the ktvu website. the defense is expected to continue cross examing broussard. broussard testified that yusuf bey iv ordered him to kill bailey. the second defendant on trial is accused of being the get away driver. how about good news for you muni passengers. the crime rate on muni

reportedly drop. the examiner reports crime is down 26% so far this year. the police are crediting seven under cover cops with helping lower the number of robberies. resources are being better deployed on some of the problem lines. time 16:47 -- time is 6:47. we have seen problems. sal is here with the latest. >> you are catching on to this anchoring stuff. i think you have a future in television. >> it's fun to play with you guys. >> we are luke lucky -- we are lucky to have you. traffic on this 280 freeway looks good. muni has no problems by the way. 280 looks good until the west valley so far it's a light commute. also 17 looks good. let's move along to the toll plaza we are getting a little bit more of a crowd. it's about a 10-15 minute wait. once you get on the bridge it looks good into san francisco. this morning on the peninsula highway 101 still looking nice if you're trying to catch your

flight at sfo you should have no problem. let's go to rosemary. good morning, to you a live look at san francisco. we have a mix of clouds out there. we have a few clouds mid and high level clouds. by the afternoon partly cloudy expected. we will be breezy. temperatures will fall back a little bit. it's due to this system here over northern california. this front will slide down the coast over the course of today and as it does it's expected to wash out pretty much right over our area. so will we see any rain? not likely. we will have cloudy conditions and with the change in air moss we will see the winds pick up. gusts to 30 miles an hour. our hills will see pretty breezy conditions. this will be a quick moving system by tomorrow we are dry. another system to come though. that comes up in a moment. the 7:00 our hour will be our

coolest temperatures. but again we will be a little bit of dip over yesterday. mid 50s along the coach for your lunch hour. 63 expected right around santa rosa. for the afternoon and evening hours again breezy and into tonight if you are out to the see the giants at & t park it will be a brisk one. 52-degrees. we will be mostly clear by then but the wind will send a chill down your spine. so a variety of weather in the forecast. that is typical for april. we have clouds this morning just a weak storm rolling through for today. maybe a sprinkle or two. not much at all to worry about. shouldn't be an issue with your drive. tuesday mostly sunny 64. we fall back again. this time around come wednesday we are expected to see light scattered showers in the forecast. thursday and friday our temperatures begin to climb. sunny skies expected .weekend

and above average for this time of year. 73 degrees on sunday. >> thank you rosemary. it's ten minutes until 7:00. it will cost you more to fly. u.s. air ways raised their price by $10. delta and continental also raised their prices. it's the tenth time they have made wide spread price increases. the dow is rallying up 53 points. stocks are rising at the opening of trading on corporate deal making and the expectations for another strong earning season. google is one of the company expected to answer to earnings this week. another biography about apples ceo steve jobs will go on sale this year. it's calls book of jobs.

he has been working on the steve jobs biography for two years. he interviewed steve jobs, members of his family and colleagues at apple. time now 6:51. here is the latest on the conflict in libya. libyan leader moammar gadhafi supports its road map for ending the conflict with libyan rebels. the presidents of five african nations met with gadhafi. they are calling for an immediate cease fire, humanitarian aid, and talks between the libyan and rebel governments. time is 6:52. today in france a new law goes into effect making it illegal to wear full face vails in public. several women protested the new law. two of the women were detained. france is the first country to

ban the vails in public. opponents call it discriminatory while others say it's a matter of public safety. resident in one tennessee town is cleaning up after a major storm. you should see the damage done after a possible tornado roared through there. researchers think they know one reason certain adults have bad health habits. good morning, westbound 24 traffic looks pretty good getting up to the tunnel. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and have another look at the forecast.

welcome back. look at these pictures this is tennessee after a possible tornado came through washington county. strong winds toppled tries, damaged buildings. look at what happened to the cars out there they were crushed by falling tree branches. thousands of homes lost their power but emergency crews worked all night to get the lights back on. the judge in the profootball labor dispute is planning to pleopods forced remediation this week. this is considered a legal victory for the owners who wanted a federal mediator to go back to the talks. the same judge will rule on the players request to lift the lockout imposed by the owners. that ruling is expected in the next couple of weeks. parents of young children

may be particularly at risk for developing bad health habits. that is according to a new study today. mothers of young children were heavier and consumed more sugary drinks and fatty foods than childless women. dads and moms in the study were less active than those without children. researchers hope the study raises awareness among doctors that can offer solutions. >> i know i gained weight when we had kids. sal is watching highway 24 how are they doing? >> you now if you are getting out to the road -- you know if you are getting out to the road it's getting busier. traffic is busy but not stop and go. when you get to the toll plaza it is stop and go. it's backed up all the way out to the maze. and this morning if we are looking at the peninsula so far so good on 101 and 280 driving up and down. let's go to rosemary. >> a cool start out there for

the afternoon. partly cloudy. we will be breezy. our temperatures will fall yesterday. wide spread low 60s from santa rosa to vallejo. mostly cloudy this morning. we are watching a weak system roll through. perhaps a sprinkle and that will be about it. over all a mild day. back to you. thank you. coming up on mornings on 2 san francisco police plan security. stay right here with us.