tonight crews will repaint lanes. >> the lanes are going to be narrow so we need the public to pay attention and obey traffic laws because speed limit has been reduced in that area. once again say will be impo to pay attention because starting tomorrow the lane configuration there on high z;%ctdl campus in cupertino. it was a pet project of founder

steve jobs. 80% of the entire 150-acre campus will be landscaping not buildings. another winner spare the air alert has been called for tomorrow. it will be the third day in a row. i want to give you a live look inside. people with asthma and respiratory problems around the coast, central bay and the courthouse minutes ago, here he joins us from san francisco. >> reporter: we just walked out of that hearing about a half hour ago. it should be wrapping up right about now. to set the stage, a federal judge in 2010 ruled that proposition eight the proposition banning gay marriage which was voter

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issues that could ultimately -- could bring a sprinkle to the bay area. it will be a really light sprinkle. a basically nonevent. enough to cool things off. in the meantime fog returned after a few days of very cold night and winds. valley fog again in the forecast, and really nasty in the area. you know where the fog is, you know where you usually see it you will see it again tomorrow morning. it's not a wide expanse but it's one of those deals where you drop into the valley. drop down 30 feet and all of a sudden there's fog right there and low visibility. just be careful, the next couple of mornings it'll be showing in the valley as well. 32 in vallejo, a little warmer than it was tomorrow morning. the fog, the cold, and frost

again in the bay area forecast. so when i come back i mentioned a sunday chance of a sprinkle. that's not going to shut you down but when we come back i will address that sunday forecast and let you know what you can expect for weather on that day. see you back here. one of the world's most mysterious paintings just became more puzzling. artist john picerio says he has discovered ghost like images on the mona lisa he says they've been gone unnoticed for 500 years. they are the face of an ape, a giant and buffalo. he read passages of a davinci book that says observing the ghosts of a horse, ape and buffalo. still to come, who were getting these gifts and why.

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>> months of serving has failed to turn up 2900 patient primings files at a rite aid pharmacy in vallejo. the pharmacy underwent renovations this summer and when workers moved back in the paper documents were missing. a search of nearby rite aids as well as the company data center failed to turn up the records. none of the records contained social security numbers or credit card information. staff say they have been using electronic records to fill patient orders. buy a meal, get a free toy

is the strategy for some fast food restaurants but some bay area counties pushing for health y meals have been working -- healthy meals have been working to slam the door on that tactic. maureen has new information tonight. >> reporter: mike, the new information comes out of this study released today on santa clara county's fast food toy ban has not improved the nutritional quality of meals but some restaurants are now promoting healthy options. off camden avenue, several fast food restaurants last year were forced to take children's toys off the menu unless they offered healthy options. healthier options. >> some restaurants got rid of the toys. they changed the way they marketed and distributed the toys. they got rid of some of the posters. >> reporter: san francisco enacted a similar measure last year. yet restaurants there have found a way to still provide the toys by selling them for 10 cents which would not be allowed in santa clara county. >> i think the ultimate goal is

for these chains to serve healthier meals. that's all that we want and i believe that's all the parents want. >> reporter: but some parents say they prefer to make that decision themselves. >> i think that it should be the parents' choice. what they want to give their child. >> if somebody's lazy and they're going feed their kid junk all the time they are going to feed their kid junk all the time. a toy's got nothing to do with it. >> reporter: industry opponents say it's more about headlines than waistlines. >> there's no studies or empirical date that shows these proposals have any kind of impact on consumer behavior. >> reporter: to that point researchers said they gathered information on consumer behavior. they interviewed 900 families. they're analyzing that data and expect that to be released early next year. live in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu. hundreds of san francisco students have something new to carry with them to school. next month the san francisco unified school district will give some students free reusable water bottles to cut down on the number of dispose

plastic bottles. the pilot program starts at ortega, chin, and central elementary schools. the schools are installing filling stations to replace regular drinking fountains. turning back to the bay area weather, a lot of people really cold overnight. bill, i think every time you hear the heater click on and i say oh, it's going to be a big bill. >> i hate it that, too, when the heater clicks on. it's happening in the inland bay valleys because it's downright cold, and it will be that way again tonight. oakland 49 in downtown right now. pretty chilly. so temperatures already falling off rapidly. it's 53 out of liver more, temperatures are going to be very cool tonight, and cold, and there will be frost. and there will be freezing temperatures. a repeat of what we've seen the last few nights is part of the reason the bay area water quality management district for three nights in a row. one again tomorrow night. basically saying don't burn wood in your fireplace. which i struggle with sometimes. i think some people need to burn wood in their fireplaces.

nonetheless you are not supposed to have wood burning activities tonight or tomorrow night. clouds and sun and cooler as we head to the bay area weekend. dry, dry, dry. we talked about it last night. napa starts off cold, 28 degrees overnight. the valley, the cold air really settles in there. daytime high tomorrow in napa, upper 50s. maybe a low 60s in the outlying areas. hazy sunshine around 3:00 and temperatures about 58. how is the rain doing? check at the bottom there. watch the up in # numbers that come up. 52% of average in santa rosa, 59 in san francisco. and 45 in san jose. that is not good, but it's early in the season and we look at some of the numbers and one good rainstorm will bring most of those back up to 80%. so here's how it goes. early in the season the numbers are still small, easy to obtain. if those numbers are like that as we get into january, then it's not good. the fog, or the weather system that drives down the coast on sunday, the one i mentioned earlier will bring us a slight chance for a sprinkle on sunday. not a big deal. don't change your plan it will

probably go right by. the forecast highs tomorrow. the greens are 60s. that looks like the temperature map i showed you yesterday. for tomorrow, just like today. which was just like yesterday. the forecast tomorrow, hazy sunshine, temperatures in the low 60s, upper 50s. 59 in fairfield, 58 out towards the brentwood area. morgan hills 62. gilroy 62. and the five-day forecast, like this, the frost stays in the forecast, and temperatures very cold overnight. right through the next couple days is your bay area weekend. a couple of sprinkles in there on sunday. don't change your plans because you'll be fine. it's not going to be a wash out, but clouds and maybe a sprinkle, sunday night into monday. >> not a game changer? >> not a game changer. >> thanks, bill. if you think it's cold here, how about the midwest? a tv helicopter from minneapolis, minnesota spotted in labradoodle stranded and shivering on the broken ice of the mississippi river this morning. construction crews raced out on a barge and pulled the dog on board. >> call from a citizen that i believe lived on the river.

he said he had been watching the dog on the water breaking through and up and on the ice. for about 25 minutes to a half hour. >> the dog has a collar, but no micro chip. so it may be some time before he is reunited with his family. meantime, he is being called bernie by the workers in the animal shelter where he has been given a clean bill of health. holiday shopping is taking on a glow in san francisco tonight. happening in historic log cabin in the presidio where hundreds of glass votives lit with candles are for sale. why they're called lights of love.

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>> a woman who survived cancer not once but three times is finding a creative way to give back to others fighting the deadly disease. julie haener joins us with the light she hopes to pass on after it helped her in those dark days. >> mike, part of the san francisco's presidio is aglow tonight. holiday shoppers find inspiration and special meaning in colorful glass votives that some people call lights of love. >> lots of colors. i love the names of the colors. i'm drawn to them. and they do look spectacular in if home. -- in the home. >> shopperred were welcomed by a warm glow inside the historic log cabin. each table was covered with one of a hand handmade glass votives filled with lighted

candles. they're called glassy babies. the creation of lee rhodes a three time cancer survivor. she says when she was battling her illness she felt a calming and healing effect in dropping tea lights into small glass cups. glassy babies come in 400 shades and each color comes with a special name such as hope, joy and grateful. >> glassy babies is an incredible part of my life and now the whole community is glassy baby. it makes me feel wonderful. you really can have a business that's successful and pays a living wage to people. >> rhodes will donate 10% of the proceeds of the sale to help cancer patient at ucsf. the money will provide basic necessities such as groceries, a bus fare or a warm coat for struggling patients. since the company started, glassy babies started, it's raised more than $650,000 for charities that serve cancer patients. there's still time for you to help out. the sale at the presidio's log cabin is open until 9 tonight. in just 90 seconds, big news for the south bay.

the one reason you can now say bart is really coming to san jose. plus, only on 2, it's practically falling into the bay. why firefighters say it must be saved before the americas cup sails into san francisco.

>> saying goodbye the grim newts that has the family of this one-year-old boy gathering by his bedside. they were simple mistakes but can put patients' lives in jeopardy. the punishment being handed down to several bay area hospitals. good evening, everyone. i'm mike knee back. frank sommerville has the night off. >> and i'm gally haener -- and i'm julie haener. firefighters say a dilapidated station on san francisco's water front is more than just a piece of history. it's critical to fire response. we're live from san francisco with the enormous work that needs to be done before the america's cup comes to town. david. >> reporter: julie, this historic fire house behind me plays a crucial role in water rescues but has some major health issues that aren't likely to be cured in time for a big competition on the bay. san francisco fire station 35 dates back to 1908, but it's