pam and dave are off today. we are in for them. let's start with a quick look at weather and traffic with steve. >> we have partly cloudy skies or partly starry skies to cloudy skies depending on your location. the key will be will these clouds continue to drift south. they will for the north bay. to the south very mild and muggy with a low to mid upper 70s. right now traffic on 80 westbound look pretty good. might stay moderate because of the columbus day holiday. looking at the bay bridge and

seeing a crowd at the toll plaza. 6:00. we learned that guv jerry brown signed a law banning the open carrying of hand guns in public in california. it is one of more than 140 bills he acted on. the new law takes effect january 1 and makes it a misdemeanor to carry an exposed and unloaded gun. open carry advocates say they are not giving up. >> it will be a legal fight that will end up costing taxpayers money in terms of legal costs. >> if a sober driver is caught without a license police have to release their car to a qualified driver representing the car's owner. another bill signed will require insurance companies to cover certain autism therapies. alcohol sales at auto mated

checkout counters will be banned. the governor vetoes requirements on developers of retail outlets and film makers will continue to receive tax breaks through june of 2015. ktvu's tara is in san francisco. >> reporter: we are here at brownie's tanning salon. they have remodeled. will they be able to use them because this new law makes california the first step to ban minors from using tanning beds. nearly 28 million people use tanning beds in the us each year. researchers say those who used tanning beds before the age of 20 double their risk of developing melanoma, melanoma being the number one cancer killer of young women between

21 and 30. >> i'm all about preserving your skin and being healthy from the start. so i'm actually, i support the law definitely. >> reporter: the golden state had previously banned minors under the age of 14 but allowed those between 14 and 18 to use the beds if the parents said it was okay. we are going to talk to tanning bed salon owners and see what they think of the new law. would you believe that avid tanning is more popular in affluent areas particularly in southern california where there are more tanning salons than starbucks coffee shops. the first vote on president obama's job bill can come in the senate tomorrow. at 6:15 we'll have a live report with why president obama says millionaires should pay a surcharge. san jose law enforcement planned to release the names of

the victims in a double homicide. >> reporter: good morning. we have a call into police to try to find out more details on what happened. whatever happened happened saturday morning. police say a 19 year old man and 20 year old woman were both shot at their cottage. the 19 year old man died at the scene and the 20 year old woman died at the hospital. police said they had several witnesses to what happened here but still need to piece together the motive for the crime. some neighbors said they thought it might have involved money or perhaps marijuana. we are looking into that, too. reporting live in san jose, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. the 20 year old was gunned down over the weekend while

walking along dog wood way. he leaves behind two boys and has a third child due next spring. family and friends held a candle light vigil last night. the series of protests against wall street and corporate greed is coming to another bay area city. occupy oakland is set to take place today starting at 4:00 p.m. organizers have been planning the protests for the last week. they gathered yesterday to discuss strategy. >> by springing up in so many different cityatize is showing the width of the movement. all of america is in solid arity against the economic system in place. >> organizers expect hundreds of people to take part. the protest that started it all is still going strong. occupy wall street is entering its 24th day. demonstrations were calm

yesterday. some republicans are criticizing the protesters. presidential candidate is calling the demonstrations the outcome of a bad educational system. video cameras will be recording operators as part of an effort to deter cell phone use. as part of the rules video cameras must be installed to monitor the activity of operators. operators are allowed to have phones on them but the phones must be turned off and put away. one man who uses his cell phone legally is sal. >> i actually put it out of my reach so i'm not tempted to grab it now when i'm driving. that is good a idea for you if you are driving. traffic is doing well in most areas. as we look at highway 4 traffic looks pretty good coming up to

the willow pass. there are no reported accidents or stalled vehicles along the stretch on highway 4 or on interstate 680. this morning's commute is okay at the toll plaza. we are seeing a little bit of a backup now. it is not completely light. the fast track lanes are moving through. getting word of slight delays. five minutes late out of pleasanten. and this morning's commute in the south bay still looks pretty good. no problems on the peninsula on 101 or 280. there is a police escort vehicle heading sight on 280. across the bay looks like we may have a new crash southbound 880. i'm going to have to investigate that and get back to you this next time around. 6:07. a very good morning.

tough forecast not for the clouds but how far south the rain will make it. right now is to the north. a lot of clouds over us. there are breaks in the clouds. we expect the clouds to thicken up later. the forecast partly sunny and mostly cloudy morning. most of the rain spreading south. and then i think falling apart. we'll still have morning clouds tomorrow and then clearing in the afternoon. wednesday, thursday looks sunny to mostly sunny. patchy fog, maybe. 80s inland start to come back. looks like it collapses by the weekend. system to the north already starting to rain there. nothing yet. if you are getting rain you can tweet me. that system will continue to drag southward. 50s and 60s. 62 napa. upper 50s for many. everyone is really close here on the temps. the system will continue to drag south l. is a lot of moisture. the atmosphere will get

thickened up a little bit with clouds. our forecast model for clouds and rain keeps a lot of clouds over us. watch how the rain makes it by early this afternoon north bay and hangs out towards the north bay. it finally slides south but not until this evening. by then it kind of washes out. rain in the north bay very light amounts to the south. holds on to it until tuesday morning. a lot of clouds by tonight and today. heavy rain towards the northern part of the state. some of that is going to drop south. there is a lot of cloud cover. after that system goes by and then high pressure back for warmer weather. rain to the north. foggy mild coast and bay. there is mist and drizzle. 60s and 70s. cooler to the north and warmer to the south. very tropical feel with all of this cloud cover over us. a lot of clouds. rain developing later. it is out of here. wednesday and thursday sunny

and warmer. we'll cloud it up again and bring back some rain. the oakland raiders return to a hero's welcome. . >> >>: the fans love al. we love al and we are definitely going to miss him. >> raidernation celebrates the life of its hall of fame owner. overnight protests in egypt turn deadly. why christians in egypt are unhappy with the country's new leaders.

egypt's church is calling on followers to fast and pray for three days to mourn christians killed in overnight clashwise muslims and security forces. vial. protests left 26 people dead and at least 200 wounded. christians clashed with muslims and egyptian security forces. at one point armored security vehicles sped into the crowd and some reports that those vehicles ran over some of the protesters. >> the most serious threat to the country's security is tampering with national unity and the steering of the score between muslim and christian sons of egypt. provides the opportunity for the country's enemies to tamper with security and to fuel divisions. >> the christians are protesting the recent burning of a church in southern egypt. the christians say the military council has been too lenient on

those responsible for antichristian attacks. and in libya troops loyal to the country's new leaders are closing in on moammar gadhafi's hometown. the national traditional council has closed in on one of gadhafi's former residences. the week long battle has resulted in numerous casualties on both sides. it is a make or break week for president obama's jobs bill. the president has been promoting it for weeks. as alison burns reports the bill faces the first major test. >> the senate will be voting tomorrow on whether to advance president obama's jobs bill. democrats need 60 votes and so far not a single republican has expressed any support for it. president obama wants to spend about $450 billion to try to boost the economy and pay for it with a new 5.6% tax on

millionaires. it is a back lash against the rich that is prompting the occupy wall street protests across the country. president obama ceased on the theme and took on the republican opposition during his weekly address. >> some see this as class warfare. i see it as a simple choice. we can either keep taxes exactly as they are for millionaires or billionaires or ask them to pay at least the same rateases a plumber or bus driver. >> reporter: still the president's jobs bill appears doomed. we'll take a closer look at whether there are potential areas of compromise. for now we are live in washington dc. house hold inm cans dropped more after the recession ended. that is according to a study by two former us census bureau officials. they say between december 2007 to june 2009 house hold incomes

fell. between june 2009 and june of this year the median household income fell to $49,900. the legacy of al davis is expected to be discussed this afternoon when oakland raiders head coach holds his weekly news conference. al davis was certainly on the minds of fans last night as they greeted the return of the team to the head quarters. players were touched by the fans' dish plays of affection. defensive back michael huff intercepting the pass on the final play of the game. jackson could not control his emotions as he hugged defensive coordinator on the side lines. >> nothing like winning for our coach davis. what a tremendous showing by our fans. love them all. raidernation is what it is all about. >> coaches and players had a

hard time getting into the team facility as scores of fans convened to congratulate them. fans told us they will always bleed silver and black. fans signed condolence cards while watching the game. some came from as far away as bakersfield. they said it was important for members of raiders nation to join together on the first game without their leader, al davis. he was a coach, general manager and eventually owner of raiders. he will be missed. >> pretty emotional weekend. let's send it to sal. the time is 6:17. how are things looking on the streets? >> things are getting more crowded. good morning. let's go right outside. bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is going to be crowded as you drive up to the pay gates.

there is just about a 5 minute delay. once you are on the bridge it looks good. 880 heading south a little fog there. i promised i would check into a crash. it turned out to be nothing at all. traffic is nauticallied at that area. here in oakland you can see traffic on the maps. it is completely gone and traffic is light heading to the bridge. now at 6:17 i want to remind you that you can follow us on facebook. ktvu channel 2 morning news team has its own facebook page. you can get news, tips and send us comments on facebook.com and search ktvu channel 2 morning news team. mary ann just tweeted me saying rain on the sanmityo bridge. some of the moisture is starting to work its way in. the main rain ban continues to

the north. but now light rain. it is on its way. it is going to make it to the north bay and maybe all the way down past sfo, oakland and maybe concord. 50s specifies on the temps. mostly cloudy. rain develops. a lot of fog and drizzle on the morning. and then highs very mild for some but still not too bad for others. 60s to 70s. santa clara with mid to upper 70s. clouds in the morning or mostly cloudy. then rain develops to the north. we clear it out tuesday. wednesday and thursday mostly sunny and warmer. they fall apart on friday. the state of connecticut says it wants amazon to collect sales tax onimes shipped to its residents. amazon says it doesn't have to since it doesn't have physical presence. connecticut says it will push for the taxes amazon should

have connected. california has passed a law requiring amazon to get sales taxes. drivers are breathing a sigh of relief as gas prices have dropped 25 cents a gallon in the past month. the national average is $3.36. in san francisco you'll pay $3.90. prices in oakland and san jose are about a dime cheaper. a year ago we were paying 70 cents a gallon less. nba players and other thans plan to meet this afternoon. how much each side wantsane new deal. a bay area city where hundreds of red light tickets have been dismissed. find out what could slow your trip. i am a face unclogger.

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more than 500 red plight tickets have been dismissed. a superior court judge affirmed an earlier ruling that the city's contract violated stale law. as a result the court wiped out $250,000 in possible fines. napa did sign a new contract with a different camera provider in august. tickets issued since then are still valid. the faa is investigating the death of two sky divers in eastern nevada. the instructor had a 71 year old woman student strapped to his back. the backup parachute only partially opened after the first one failed. hikers at a popular bay area park are being asked to keep their eyes trout a mountain lion. the sheriff's department says a hiker spotted the big cat in the windy hill open space

preserve saturday morning. the mountain lion was about three miles from the razorback ridge trail head t. department advises people not to run away but make commotion, wave your arms and throw rocks at it. strong antiterrorism measures following the 9/11 attacks are being blamed for an increase in insects and pests. a new investigation has found hundreds of agriculture scientists responsible for stopping invasive speccies at the border were reassigned to antiterrorism duties. scientists say that move has cost billions of dollars in crop damage from california to florida. time is running out for owners and players to reach a deal in the nba lockout. the two sides have agreed to meet again this afternoon. they met for more than five hours yesterday. commissioner david stern says if no progress is made he will cancel the first two weeks of the season.

tip off in the first game is set for november 1. >> get closer to getting a deal done. for now there is not anything new to report. we're not necessarily any closer than we were going into tonight. >> sticking points are a salary cap and revenue sharing. the owners are offering a 50/50 split. the players representatives say they want at least 53%. the san francisco 49ers are off to the best start in nine years. the 9ers took an early lead when alex smith hit walker for the 26-yard touchdown. quarterback helped the 9ers out by throwing two interceptions. the 9ers led 24-3 at half time. a busy night in sacramento.

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it is going to be a busy day expected today with some of the activity that has been going on overseas as well as some announcements back here ing the states regarding netflix and their decision to not have a division in their two streaming and dvd services. the opening bell here on columbus day. stocks are open in trading as normal. and good morning to you, everyone. thanks for joining us on ktvu channel 2 morning news. it is monday, october 10. >> i'm janet. pam and a dave are off today. the time is now 6:30. take a look overnight we learned that governor jerry brown signed a law banning the open carrying of hand guns in public in california. this new law takes effect january 1 and makes it a misdemeanor to carry an exposed

and unloaded gun. offenders could face up to one year in jail. this morning law enforcement officials are cheering the governor's decision but open carry advocates are vowing a legal fight. alcohol sales at auto mated checkout counters will be banned. the governor vetoed a bill that would have placed new requirements on developers of large retail outlets like wal- mart and film makers will continue to receive tax breaks. another law bans teenagers from tanning beds. she talked to one woman who said the law was necessarily to protect teenagers. >> reporter: we are here at one tanning salon where they added new tanning beds. will they get to use them come january 1? that is when the new law goes into effect. california is the first state

to set such a high age limit. nearly 28 million people use tanning beds in the us each year. 2million of them teens. researchers say those who used tanning beds before the age of 20 double the risk of developing melanoma, the number one cancer killer of young womb between the ages of 25 and 30. >> i grew up in washington state where we didn't see much sun. so definitely at times we would go to the tanning salon. if i could go back i wouldn't do it. it is not good for you and it needs to have more control. >> reporter: the golden state had previously banned minors under the age of 14 but allowed those between 14 and 18 to use the beds if the parents said it was okay. later this morning we will talk to tanning bed salon owners to see what they think of the law and if this is going to create a spike in the number of people

who use spray tanning. a bay area teacher is facing charges after being accused of performing a sex act on an intoxicated student. police arrested scott saarheim on saturday. he is an instructor at the california mare time academy. investigators say saarheim had a party at his home when a student said he led him away from the party. >> at that point he realized that the professor was orally copulating him. the victim was traumatized and decided to wait a few days and i guess that is when he decided to report that to the police. >> the academy says it is treating this as a case as someone who is innocent until proven guilty. saarheim will be in court on wednesday. an army ranger has been killed in afghanistan. the department of defense says

specialist was killed saturday in afghanistan. insurgents attacked his unit using small arms fire. he was 24 years old. house oversight committee chairman says subpoenas can be issued to obama officials. now some are asking for eric holder to step down in the wake of the atf's fast and furious cartel gun running investigation. and an annual tradition is kicking off this morning in half moon bay. alley is live where a big prize is on the line. >> reporter: good morning. it is happening this morning in half moon bay. we are on main street where there are pumpkin grower whose have come here to bring in their giant pumpkins. you can see there are growers here with big pumpkins in trailers and truck beds. first i want to show you what will probably be the heaviest

pumpkin ever weighed. he is a pumpkin grower from santa rosa. take a look at this thing. how big do you think this is? >> the world record currently is 1810 pounds. and it is going to weigh a little bit more than that. it is damaged. it had a soft spot on the bottom of it when we lift tornado to get it on the pallet yesterday. the soft spot is a hole now that goes into the cavity so it won't be an official world record but still it is most likely going to be the heaviest pumpkin. >> reporter: it is not eligible for the prize but you are still going to document in the book. >> we are going to weigh it here. you would have to rub it in that it is not eligible for the $25,000 or whatever it is going to be. >> reporter: it is still an impressive feat. what does it take to grow a

pumpkin like this? >> it is the culmination of about eight years of work of learning how to do it and improving your soil and your growing techniques and just years and years of hard work to get to this point. >> reporter: you guys are getting ready to lift it out of here. you need a fork lift to do it. >> they are going to fork lift the pallet out and then we are going to lift it with this ring and it will be hanging there. and then we will take it to the scale and set it on the scale. it will just be the pumpkin on the scale. we'll get a true weight for what we have in pumpkin meat. >> reporter: and hopefully get a lot of pumpkin seeds out of it. getting ready to move this giant pumpkin to get it weighed. this is taking place because this is the safeway world championship pumpkin weighoff. >> that is a very big pumpkin.

>> a lot of pumpkin pies there. want to check in with sal. did you used to grow pumpkins? >> yes. huge ones. i'm just kidding. i used to go down to half moon bay quite a bit. let's take a look at what we have. speaking of the coast so far highway 1 is doing well. we are also looking at highway 4 bay point. you can see traffic is going to be pretty busy here as you drive out towards the willy pass grate and get to concord and walnut creek. the bay bridge toll plaza traffic is lighter than usual because of the columbus day holiday. it is not nearly as backed up as it normally would be. the same on 80 coming in on 80 it looks very nice. there is a brief slow down on 580 westbound. that is about all. we are also looking at the

peninsula. the traffic looks good as well as the bridge. 6:37. thank you, sir. a little bit of drizzle, light rain. a lot of foggy conditions. i think the rain will pick up later. lot of cloud cover continues to work its way down. this is an overrunning. the moistening up the atmosphere. very warm air in the atmosphere squeezes out low clouds and fog but also light rain and that is what is starting to develop here. over us the radar is not picking up it it up really yet. now starting to rain. looks like lake county. drizzle here but real rain, not the drizzle stuff looks like it will make it to north bay. 50s and 60s. very mild air mass over us. this continues to slide south. there is really not a lot of support for it but it is

holding together because there is so much moisture. it is going to slide south and pick up rain in the north bay and then maybe southward by this evening. the good news is after tuesday morning unless you like rain but after that we will see sunshine and warmer weather. mostly cloudy. rain developing. fog. also around oakland airport. it stopped around the colliseum. there is drizzle. 60s and 70s. clouds starting to thicken up. you'll have drizzle in the morning. rain develops into early tuesday. then clearing wednesday and thursday. mostly sunny and warmer. cooler friday. we'll cloud it up again and bring rain back. and we want you to be aware federal and state offices will be closed today for columbus day. oakland city employees won't be to work either for an entirely different reason. >> reporter: who police are talking to in connection with a

double homicide from over the weekend. if you are driving on 280 so far so good into the valley. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather.

here is a quick look at top stories. governor jerry brown has signed a measure that bans the open carrying of hand guns in

california. the new law takes effect january 1. he also signed a bill making tanning beds offlimits for those under the age of 18. the us senate takes a vote on whether to advance president obama's jobs bill. so far the built has no republican support. video cameras will be recording operators in an effort to deter cell phone use. state regulators approve rules last week. police are trying to figure out who gunned down two people in san jose. kraig debro is live this morning at police head quarters. what have you learned? >> reporter: good morning. we have been calling police this morning to try to get more details about what happened. this happened on saturday morning on east virginia very close to highway 280. police say around 11:00 that day two people were shot, a 19 year old man and 20 year old man were shot.

the man died on the scene. just yesterday after being in intensive care the woman died at the hospital. police have not released their names. police said the two attended san jose state university. trying to contact police. trying to get further details about what happened. police have no motive just yet but do have witnesses so they are hoping they can make a break in this case. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. attorney general eric holder is becoming the focus of a congressional inquiry into the atf's fast and furious gun running investigation. republican, chairman of the house oversight committee says he wants to know whether holder knew about the troubled investigation before what he has previously admitted to. a group of arizona sheriffs are calling for holder's resignation. >> nobody is above the law. eric holder is not above the

law. president obama is not above the law. we don't have a king here. we need these people held accountable. >> the atf says it was trying to track guns by allowing intermediaries to buy thousands of weapons from arizona gun dealers. one of the guns was used to kill a border patrol agent. federal offices are closed today for columbus day. oakpland city services are being suspended. the partial closure is intended to save money. public works are suspend second libraries are closed. parking enforcements are still in effect. police, fire and emergency services will also not be impacted. today is the grand opening of the new head quarters of a solar company. sun edison will open doors. the company is moving from

maryland to what had been an empty office space. the company will transfer 100 current workers from maryland and san francisco. there are plans to hire 400 more workers throughout the next three years. governor jerry brown will attend the opening ceremony at 11:30 a.m. urmy voting begins in a hand full of east bay cities. the cities of newark, livermore and san rumoan are in the minority for holding the odd year elections. fleet week is coming to a close. several military ships will be open for tours today. san francisco's naval celebration drew tens of thousands of people to the water front. of course, the big draw was the blue angels. people lined and climbed on to roof tops to get a glimpse of

the navy jets. yesterday's show was cancelled because of fog. the 7:00 hour is slowly knocking on the door. let's check in with sal. you have been keeping an eye on the east shore. >> traffic is getting busier on interstate 80 coming in through berkeley. you can see that certainly all the lanes are crowded. it is not completely light. because it is columbus day some people do have the day off. we are going to see better than usual of a delay. at the toll plaza the same thing goes. you are going to see some waiting here. here at the toll plaza on a normal day you would see a sea of cars backed up well. today as you can tell it is just not that way. if you are on the peninsula this morning on 101 or 280 the traffic has been good. there is a little fog along the area. use caution. it is not effecting traffic

speeds on 280 or 101. 6:47. let's go to steve. >> not only do we have a lot of fog we also have drizzle around and a little sun. there are a few breaks in the clouds but not so much to the north or to the coast. a couple locations seeing partly cloudy skies. it will be a mostly cloudy day. rain is in the north. moderate to heavy rain starting to move in. some of that will slide south. i think we'll have a lot of foggy conditions tomorrow morning and maybe drizzly conditions and then we'll clear it out on the afternoon on tuesday. mid week mostly sunny, warmer. mid 80s possible by thursday. the atmosphere is really getting juiced up. this system doesn't have a lot going for it except for a lot of moisture. there is enough there that we are going to get the atmosphere to throw in the towel and start giving us light rain. most of the heavy rain will stay to the north until late

morning early afternoon. things starting to get green to yellow up towards lake county. i don't think it is too long before napa in on the party for the rain. for us mainly drizzle around the bay. 50s and 60s. really mild lows. tropical feel humid today. once this goes by overnight into tuesday morning then we look good to go until probably the weekend when it looks like another system will move in. high pressure will be behind the system. right now a lot of foggy conditions. mid to upper 70s. 60s towards the north. 60s and 70s in between. mostly cloudy day. muggy, humid feel. rain develops. it will take us into tuesday, wednesday and thursday sunshine, warmer weather except for fog. with your weekend always in view looks like we'll bring back some rain. the new york stock exchange

is up and running normally today despite a fire at the data center late yesterday. exchange officials say the damage was limited to information links. the stock trading system was not affectued and no one was hurt. up 200 points in the first hour. we understand that stocks are rising after the leaders of france and germany promised to strengthen european banks that were faltering. a comprehensive response to the debt crisis would be finalized by the end of the month causing good ripple effects on the stock exchange this morning t. dow at 11320 at this hour. keep an eye on yahoo stock after several reports cofounder says they might take the company private. according to routers he has been trying to work out a deal with private equity groups. it could sell off all

international businesses. that move would not likely please share holders since much of the value is based on international branches. golf fans are talking about an unusual incident involving tiger woods in a pga tournament. >> guy came running on the greens and had a hot dog. >> that fan was not having lunch on the green. much more to that story straight ahead. big news from netflix this morning. the change they say they won't be making. if you are driving on 237 you will see slow traffic here. another look at the south bay is straight ahead.

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on this first hour of trading the stock market shot up. netflix has been up more than 8 and a half percent this morning. that follows the news that netflix is dumping the plan to split the dvd and online streaming services. ceo announced the change in a blog post less than two hours ago. it was just a few weeks ago when netflix said it would split on a new site. subscribers didn't like that

move especially after netflix announced they were raising prices. new this morning apple now says 1 million preorder requests for the iphone 4s have been made ahead of the phone's release on friday. those one million requests top the previous one day record of 600,000 that make the iphone 4s the best product launch ever for apple. customers can still preorder the phone online baseballu -- but won't ship for 1 to 2 weeks. this morning two americans were awarded the 2011 nobel prize in economics. thomas is a professor at new york university and christopher simmsu, a professor at princeton university. he received his ba at uc berkeley in 1964. the prize committee says the winners were selected for their research on cause and effect in

the economy. for example, they have developed methods for companying how economic growth and inflation are effected by a temporary increase in the interest rate or a tax cut. red wood city could decide to permanently ban medical marijuana facilities. the moratorium is set to extire in december. tonight the city council will vote on a planning commission recommendation to keep dispensaries out of the city through a zoning ordinance. not everyone who attended the pga golf tournament was a tiger woods fan. woods was on the 7th green when he says he heard a commotion. he says he saw something flying in his direction. >> when i looked up the hot dog was already in the air, the bun disintegrating there.

>> the hot dog did not hit woods but security stepped in and cited the santa rosa man. the man faces charges of disturbing the peace. from hot dogs to sal, how do you make a segue from that? >> let's go right to the traffic. traffic is moving along pretty well on the golden gate bridge. the fog looks pretty good. doesn't look good. some people like the fog. it is a little bit low. you may have trouble driving through there. the traffic i think looks great for a monday. lighter than usual. if you are driving highway 4 is slow. concord 680 looks good through pleasant hill to walnut creek. here is steve. a lot of fog. kind of drizzly conditions coast and bay. partly cloudy.

very mild lows. end up with rain south. moderate rain. 60s and 70s. mostly clear south bay. that will cloud up later on. looks good. coming up on mornings on 2, a late night for governor jerry brown. the now laws getting his signature. and the protest movement spreading across the country is now coming to the east bay and the harsh words one presidential candidate has for the demonstration. stay with us.

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