ken ken pritchett will file reports for us. in is on the latest versions of ktvu. >>> a foreign conspiracy is behind the unrest in president assad's country, he claims. he made his first speech since he agreed to an arab league plan to halt down on protesters. he says he's not stepping down because he still has the support of his people. the anti-government uprising in syria has been going on for ten minutes. the united states estimates the government crackdown has killed more than 5,000 people. the united nations nuclear agency now confirms that iran has made a major step forward in its u.n. program. the u.n. agency says they've started to enrich uranium at a new fortified bufnler. and they are currently turning out uranium enriched 20% to that bunker. experts say that level of enrichment can be used to create a nuclear warhead. the u.s. has repeatedlied accused iran of developing nuclear -- repeatedly accused iran of developing nuclear weapons. >>> a combination of bacteria and water currents helped to break down the oil from that bp oil disaster. that's according to a new report. in april 2010, the deep bought water horizon -- deep water horizon rig blew off on the coast. officials say bacteria blooms helped to consume methane gas. the geography of the gulf reportedly played a role. scientists say that area is somewhat closed so instead of being swept away, the waters circulated, with that meth an- consumer bacteria. -- methane-consumer bacteria. >>> one of three bills, one of which to adopt the ntsb's safety reksdations, another bill would protect whistle- blower. hill represents the crestmoore neighborhood, the one devastated by the 2010 pipe line explosion. he says those bills will help prevent another disaster. >>> it's 7:19. there are medical questions being raised about east bay assemblywoman mary hayashi. she pleaded no contest to shoplifting. her lawyer says a benign brain tumor affected her judgment and contributed to her arrest. medical experts expert -- experts tell she's medically cleared to continue her work. >>> alameda's county protective services is on a holiday. an audit blasted the agency for not carrying out formal internal reviews following the deaths of four children. the cases happened between 2008 and 2010. the report says the review process could have helped identify repeat problems and the need for policy improvements. a fresno lawmakers has introduced -- lawmaker has introduced hem lakes -- legislation that would make the review the mandatory. >>> california drivers you could soon get a discount at the dmv. governor brown wants you to use the mail or the internet for registration. and if you do, you would get a $5 discount. a lot of drivers use the mail or internet for renews -- renewals. governor brown thinks this move could save $100 million every year. >>> the california supreme court will hear arguments for and against introducing the new state districts. a lawsuit has been stop -- have voted to stop this. some analysts say this could lead to more democratic-leaning districts. the session is due to begin at 10:00 this morning. >>> 7:20. apple's chief executive could end up as 2011's highest paid u.s. executive. a new review shows cook's compensation package totaled $- - $378 million. most of that comes from a million shares of restricted apple stock. half of that vests in 2016. the rest, five years later. 1.8million is cook's basic salary and bonus. steve jobs took just $1 a year for his salary but he owned more than -- more than $5 million in stocks. >>> 7:250. i can't remember the last -- 7:20. i can't remember the last time i thought or looked for my umbrella. will we need it? we're looking out the window. you see what we see. steve paulson will tell us if there's any chance if the bay area will see even a sprinkle. >>> and the show of force menlo park residents are getting from the public. >>> if you are driving on the senate or the dumbarton bridge -- on the san mateo or the dumbarton bridge, so far so good. er tastes good? like these sweet honey clusters... actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. %c1 fiber one. >>> menlo park seems to like having facebook in the backyard. dozens of people went before the menlo park city council last night to express their support for the social networking giant moving into their room. facebook just moved in near the bay front poi. the show of support comes despite the possible lawsuit east palo alto may soon file against football's expansion plans. they are keved about traffic and environmental -- concerned about traffic and environment issues. >>> hey, sal, are you giving a thumbs up to the toll plaza? >> well, we were and now you have a slow down as you come up to toll plaza. it's backed up for about an eight to ten-minute delay. nothing major. once you make it on the bridge, it looks good. the morning commute looks good on interstate 8 0 -- 80. if you are driving -- 880. if you are driving the peninsula, 88 -- 880 still has problems. that's on the shoulder causing slow traffic. in the south bay, the slowest traffic is on 85 so far from 87 up to highway 17 and then it clears up. let's go to steve. >>> clouds already on the increase. north bay starting to get cloudy. we'll have a little bit of sun here for a while. fog is also on the move. it's cold. this is a week system. mostly cloudy by noon. cooler today, 44 to 54 on the temperatures. we'll go 64. san jose and serboth, 66 -- santa rosa both, 66. a lot of this air is trapped and with the cloud cover coming in, it will be tough to warm up. a weak system is on its way south. doesn't have much to it. maybe a few light sprinkles and drizzles. temperatures coming down a little bit. after tomorrow it's on its way to southern california and it's out of the picture. we'll go back to dry but breezy, thursday into friday. that means cold mornings, sunny, warm days. >>> 7:25. more monkey business at the san francisco zoo but this new case involves a break-in. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where in jack in the box in the richmond district is coming under fire from neighbors who want it to stay closed overnight. it's the perfect time to find great deals on the 4g lte devices you love. like the droid bionic by motorola for $199.99. or the pantech breakout for $49.99. our lowest price ever. get the technology you love, on the network you deserve. now get twice the data for the same low price. hurry in, this offer ends january 15th. verizon. >>> so many san francisco neighbors are hoping to block an after-hours permit from being issued to a jack in the box restaurant. tara moriarty joins us now. we understand neighbors say this restaurant has been a magnet for violence. >> reporter: that's true. neighbors say this is one of the only places to eat when the bars let out at 1:00, 2:00 in the morning and therefore, a lot of people come here inebriated. this area is pretty small inside and outside as well. there's a lot of tension, people say, in this area. if you come in here and you -- over here and you look at this sign, it will show you that this particular jack in the box has been shut down since december 6th. that's on the heels of an incident involving a cal firefighter here. 29-year-old albert bartel got into a brawl with another customer at 2:30, thanksgiving morning at the jack in the box off 11th and geary. police say that customer followed bartel to a nearby gas station and ran him over with his suv. bartel a former marine and single father has been in critical condition with a traumatic brain injury ever since at a bay area hospital. on his facebook support page his mother says that she's hoping for a miracle. now, police discovered that the jack in the box is operating without the proper extended hour permit. the fact that the place is ordered to shut its door between 2:00 and 6:00. now the neighbors are trying to get the permit but some maybes are fight -- but some neighbors are fighting it because of the nights and noise. they are showing up at a meeting hall at 6:30. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> novato firefighters got a night off after two busy nights of putting out deliberately-set fires. police say at least 55 small fires have been set since saturday. this morning, novato dispatch told us no fires were reported overnight. about half of the weekend cries were set in the preserve. >> this is not a prank this. is very serious business people are engaging in. >> no homes have been damaged so far and no one has been hurt. police did tell us they responded to a garbage can fire last night. but it does not appear to be related. >> we have continuing coverage on the fire -- of the fires on ktvu.com. click on novato arson, click on the map to see each location where a fire has been set. >>> the inmate who escaped yesterday from the santa rita jail in dublin is back in jail this morning. he was recaptured last night. not far from the prison ground. he is doing time for a burglary incident. he escaped during the earlier in the day and that prompted a massive manhunt. but the weather may have play played a role in this. >> he did not have the clothes for this weather. that may have been what brought him back in. >>> a preliminary here is set for 9:00 a.m. for joseph naso. he's charged with killing four women. today's hearing will be the first hearing that prosecutors will talk about the case. he's pleaded not guilty and is representing himself. >>> 7:32. an east bay investment group is getting ready to unveil its ambitious plan for the old oakland army base and wants to transform the base into a state of the art facility that would manage the flow of cargo in and out of the port of oakland. the group says the new business would create thousands of jobs and pump thousands of jobs into the economy. >>> governor brown's plan to raise taxes could bring in billions of dollars less than he was counting on to help balance the budget. he says his plan would raise nearly $6.9 billion annually. but the legislative analysts' office estimated it would generate $4.8 billion this year. this would boot sales tax and increase income tax on people making $250,000. >>> san francisco's district five has a new supervisor. cristina alogi was slogged in yesterday to take ross mirakami's place. >>> a call for new rules for dog walkers in san francisco will be voted on today by the board of supervisors. now, legislation introduced by supervisor scott wiener would license and regulate commercial dog walkers on park property. if approved, dog walkers would be allowed to walk no more than eight dogs at a time. they would have to have special training and may an annual fee for a permit. >>> three men were caught trespassing at the san francisco zoo late sunday night. san francisco police told "the examiner" that the men jumped over a back gate to get in the zoo. someone cut through fences to steal a squirrel morningky from the -- squirrel monkey from the zoo. that monkey has been returned. >>> police captured a rain suspect after that suspect walked up to her and asked her out on a date. the man walked up to third street on saturday. that's when he asked the officer if she was married or available. the officer ran a record check and discovered that he was wanted for a rain in hayward. the officer then took the man into custody. >>> hundreds and millions of dollars is set to come to b.a.r.t. with taupe -- to help with its long-planned expansion in the south bay. the u.s. department of transportation is set to recommend some $900 million in federal aid. congress is expected to approve it. b.a.r.t. wants to -- wants to build an extension and hopes to have the project completed by 2016. work begins today on the first phase of the new smart train t will -- it will correct marin and sonoma counties. this is on a section of track from santa rosa to the marin sib center. >>> 7:36. the new law that requires california schools to teach gay history took effect back on january 31st but some schools are not doing anything different. the "sacramento bee" reports some of the schools are waiting to get revised textbooks. they reportedly won't be available until 2013. state senator mark leno who authored the fair education act says school should use supplemental materials. >>> 7:36. the polls are open in new hampshire. the first in the nation primary is known for making or breaking presidential campaigns. chris welch from manchester, new hampshire and lets us know what's at stake today. good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, tori. yeah, new hampshire voters making their way to the polls here in the granite state. this is a state that mitt romney has held a commanding lead in for quite sometime. so it's the race for second place that has a lot of people's attention. mitt romney has home hadfield advantage in new hampshire, the state he came into second to john mccain. he owns a vacation home here and is the former governor of neighboring massachusetts. >> i love new hampshire, and i appreciate your willingness to welcome us here tonight. if i am president of the united states, i will not forget new hampshire. romney is expecting to win by a much larger margin in iowa where he beat rick santorum by just eight votes. it's a close race for second between ron paul and jon huntsman. huntsman zipped iowa to -- skipped iowa to focus on the grab knit state. if you can exceed exeffect takes in -- expectations in south carolina then -- >> over time, it's not gonna be this primary or the next but we'll have several races down the field, this field will narrow. just after midnight, the tine nip town of dixville knox sniffer delivered the first results -- romney and huntsman tied for two place with two votes each. the town has picked the eventual republican nominee since every election since 197. if it's a sign of things to come, this won't end in new hampshire. it's all about momentum. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> 7:38. there's a big story that sal has. what's happening at the toll plaza? >> well, it's getting busier. we've seen a big backup on tuesday at the toll plaza. it's not a huge backup. in 2011, we had some of the backup stretch out. be aware of it. tonight think it's very, very light because -- don't think it's very, very light because you will be sadly disappointed when you get there. downtown san francisco still looks good. likewise for oakland on 8 0 northbound getting up to the coliseum. >>> the morning commute in san jose as we look at the freeways. 85 is slow. as you drive into saratoga it gets better. if you are gonna drive to cupertino, approaching highway -- approach ecthe highway is slow up to the expressway. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. some sun this morning. we do have some clouds starting to increase. morning sun and then turning cloudy. there's not only higher clouds but fog there. the system -- the system right over here is developing too far to the west. if it came right over us, we would probably have a better opportunity for some rain. it's weak as it is. and it's really mainly a cooler, mostly cloudy forecast. if any rain does fall, it will be bright. january looking very similar to what we had in december which is rain-free. first couple of weeks not much happening. after today, the rest of the week looks quiet. forecast models are wrestling and trying to break the ridge down. the pattern looks like it favors to the north. it doesn't look real promising yet this time of year. the low slides down the coast and high pressure comes in and as we head up against/thursday and maybe even friday, that -- wednesday/thursday and maybe even friday that low will give us a cool down. mostly cloudy, cooler today. could an few light showers and sprinkles. but most of this is developing too far to the west. we don't have a lot of time to warm up. so the cold air is trapped. san francisco at 47. live stormtracker2 -- that's it. that's it. that's all we have here. but the drizzle will give is light showers. the low is simply falling apart. 50s and 60s. so down about two -- 2, maybe 6, 7 degrees. a little bit warmer, longer sunshine for the morning hours for the south bay. santa clara valley, probably east bay. by tomorrow morning, moment of this is gone. mostly sunny, after that it's cold morning. mostly sunny, mild days. >>> 7:42. why markets are enjoying a bounce this morning. we'll check on netflix. it's stick is at it's -- its stock is at the highest. we'll take you live to the consumer electronics show in las vegas live. >>> stocks are shooting higher after comforting news since france would not be downgraded. alcoa will improve in 2012. the dow is currently up 100, at 12,493. and the nasdaq is up 27. s&p up 12. >>> this morning, french president nicholas sar keyzy and german chantler angela merkel discuss how to lead europe out of the debt crisis. now they are planning to cut off money for greece unless the cash-strapped nation can lower its current debt load. >> started trading at $93. netflix' stock has gained more than 40% since the beginning of this year. two key reasons are, a hedge fund manager calls the company a potential buyout product and it's still growing. >> i just -- got off the phone with the e pm a looking into allegations of polluting the bay. now the metal recycling company sims metal management is located at the port of redwood city. this is new video. the company shreds roughly 300,000 cars a year along with appliances and other metal products. epa says recent inspections found high levels of toxic material including pcbs lead and mercury in the sediments near the plant and at redwood creek. some of the levels are off the chart. pcbs are up to 10,000 times than what they should be. lead was up to 11 times more than what it should be, mercury, 100 -- 10 -- 110 times. the company is cooperating with the epa. and they've agreed to cease and desist. it will take a significant operational change but that sims metal should be able to make those changes quickly. now the bay area air quality district fined this same company $20,000 for a huge fire five years. the flames then sent a huge plume of black toxic smoke. this is video of the fire. that was back in april of 2007. i'll have more comments from the e.p.a. in the -- in the next hour. reporting live from the newsroom, i'm pam cook. >>> right now the ntsb is holding the hearing on a -- on the safety of a popular summertime activity. airshows and air races. the pilot and ten other people died in that crash. regulators say there have been 150 accidents at races and shows in the last 30 years but this one was the first time spectators have been killed. the ntsb wants to protect both pilots and their fans. a las vegas man claims a united airlines employee threaten him at san francisco international airport. ivan gonzalez was trying to check in his 6-year-old son for a flight to boston on january 2nd. mr. gonzalez said the airline employee said he had not paid the fee to allow his son to travel alone. he recorded the conversation on the cell phone and he posted it on the internet. the conversation got heated amount would. -- a bomb can be heard saying "i get off at 9:30. why don't you meet me outside." united airlines said they apologized to gonzalez and offered him compensation which he refused. >>> airbus unveiled the 525 passenger a-3 0 model back in 2007. quantas and sing ga pore say they repaired tiny cracks on at least one of their planes and they are safe to fly. airbus says the cracks are on noncritical wing attachments and the cracks can be fixed during each plane's four-year maintenance checkup. >>> ten minutes before 8:00. the consumer electronics show opens today more than 2700 exhibitors will be showing up the latest technology. dave lawrence is live where the show gets underway in just a few showers -- in just a few hours. what cool things can you show us? >> reporter: all kinds of things. some 148,000 visitors for this show. industry in-- industry insiders -- what is the theme? >> thin is in and innovation of course. a lot of innovation. we're seeing -- we'll be seen 40,000 more products unveiled. >> and you have some headphones. >> everybody has your tablet, your mp-3 player, your smartphone. you gotta listen to your music or videos. we have this, $9, hd quality, blue tooth. no wires needed. you can stream music or video. >> no tangled cords. >> and you've -- you can do your own broadcast? >> yes. it's a retro microphone. so if you are into podcasting this is great. it connects right to your tablet or computer. also if you have a band off some kind of music you can play right into that and get it righten the km pewter. >> more headphone technology. >> yes. this one is only $69. another great sounding, high quality audio experience with those headphones. >> reporter: this is a tine -- this is a tiny speaker. >> this is from the house of marley. environmentally friendly. >> reporter: back to you, tori. >> thank you. really cool things. >> kind of reminds us of the days of radio. >> i love that. >>> millions of people can get prescriptions filled at walgreens pharmacy. the contract dispute that's forcing pharmacy customers to go somewhere else. i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. from looking for your perfect home to finding it. chevy runs deep. a new air freshener so smart, that it detects and overcomes unpleasant odors. odor detect works on more than a thousand odors, to keep your world at its brightest. new odor detect. something in the air wick. >>> there's a contract dispute between walgreens and scripps. if the back of your insurance card says express scripps.com, wall greens is no longer in your network. the change affect the about -- 88 million customers in the u.s., many with wellpoint insurance. >>> we have an update on the drug recall we were felling you about yesterday. now the fda warns that nonprepare description pills including bufferin or excedrin may have been packaged with powerful prescription pain kimers. drugmaker says it's not aware of any confirmed product mixups that reached any patients. the fda is not recalling the painkillers because the risk of stray pills is very low they are telling us. they are telling people who sell per doe set, endoset, zydon and opano, just check your medications. >>> we want to check in with sal. what's going on on the east shore freeway. we've had kind of like a steady drum beat of slower traffic as we get further into the new year. if you are driving on 80, it's backed up all the way up to richmond. slow traffic coming down to the mccarther maze. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see traffic that's not that bad. the traffic on the peninsula a little bit slow. we've had a couple of cracks. eastbound 92 at delaware. an injury crash. northbound 101 at doray. there's a crash. i would suggest 280 as an alternate route. 85 is slow. northbound 101, coming up past blossom hill road. some slow traffic due to an earlier crash. if you are coming in from morgan hill, it will be slower than you usually see it. let's go to steve. >> all right. we do have a low pattern dropping in. it is increasing some of the fog. we'll have cooler temperatures today. look for very cold reading. a lot of 30s. mostly cloudy by noon. we'll continue that into this afternoon. temperatures will be coming down. upper 50s now. you can see why. a lot of low 30s here. some of the increasing clouds in the north bay. that's gonna trap some of that cold air. i wish our system had more punch. it's on its own. mostly cloudy, if any rain does fall, it will be extremely light and probably favoring anywhere close to the west and even that looks suspect. mostly sunny, giving way to partly cloudy skies. later on, this is another weak system. but we're getting used to it. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. these are actually near average. a little bit warmer, a little longer sunshine between the south bay peninsula and the santa clara valley. it's out of here tomorrow but then we pick up a breezy wind event thursday into friday. >>> the 49ers have had a miracle season so far. this morning some san francisco fans are hoping for a miracle of their own. >>> investigators in the east bay are looking for the driver involved in a fatal hit and run. what the victims' friend said the man was doing when he was struck. >>> pg&e workers have gotten the power pole in the ground. what steps they have to take next to restore electricity to hundreds of customers. that when "mornings on 2" continues. >>> good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's tuesday, january 10th. well, topping our news at:00, a lot to tell you about -- -- 8:00, the pg&e crews are trying to get the power back. the lights went out on camden avenue when a car plowed into a power pole. kraig debro is at the scene. i understand this is really affecting traffic. is that right? >> reporter: yes. that suv ended up in the front yard and i will hear from the woman who owns that house. i want you to see the progress they are making here between camden and baskem. they just said they are -- almost finished. they this have to cut the lines up. we just shot this within the half-hour. there are cars lined you top quite a -- lined up for quite a distance. they are all trying to get to the freeway which is half a mile west from here. they are being turned around by san jose police and that's creating quite a mess and will stay that way until the crews are done doing what they are doing. leslie brady is the woman who lives on camden. she actually had the suv end up in the yard. thank you for joining us. what did you hear when this sound -- sound exploded in your front yard. >> first it was a great, big explosion and then the lights flickered and another explosion and the flights -- and the lights went out. i lan to my front -- i ran to my front door and -- i could see all of the dust. arking of the wires. the wires were down. and people whether yelling watch out for the -- were yelling "watch out for the wires" and when i went out, there was a man talking on his cell phone. i thought he was a passerby. but he was the driver of the car. >> he was okay? >> he was okay, just standing there talk on his phone. he must have had to crime out of that -- climb out of the car. >> this is the first time this happened to you? >> no. one time a telephone pole ended up in my yard and he ended up face down in his truck. we lost a car. too. >> reporter: that accident happened around 8:00 last night. pg&e worked through the night. they got most people back online now. they say that most people will be back online by noon but there is a school called -- called camden academy. i talked to a supervisor earlier today he said that school will not be back online by noon. that will take an additional eight to ten hours. reporting live, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 8:03. in overnight news, the search continues for the driver involved in a fatal hit-and-run crash near oakland's eastmont mall. it happened around 11:30 on 73rd and bancroft avenue. allie rasmus is at police headquarters. what has a friend of the victims told you about the crash. the man was crossing the street. it was a busy four-way intersection and he was in the middle of the intersection when a car came and hit him and the car just kept driving right after that. let's show you the video of exactly where in happened. this happened over at 73rd and bancroft as you mentioned around 11:30 last night. now, that is located just a couple of blocks away from the oakland police station. they don't have a lot to go on. according to the police report, there were no witnesses at the time who were there that could describe what the victim looked like even with the -- even the friend who was with the man couldn't get a look. >> i saw my friend laying on the ground. i called for help. >> reporter: the man was rushed to highland hospital where he died from very serious injuries. we don't know his age or identity. surveillance cameras were mounted on the gas station right next to this crosswalk where it happened. there is the possibility of some of what may have happened may have been captured on video. we asked to speak to someone from the traffic division and have not heard back from them. san ralph -- in san rafael, police say a woman was assaulted after she walked in on burglars in her home. this happened around 1:30 on woodland avenue. police say the 27-year-old victim interrupted three burglars. she was knocked unconscious after one of them punched her in the head. she was table to call police later after regaining conscious nbc. but by then, the suspects had escaped. if you have any information about this, contact san rafael police. >>> 8:05. time may be running out. business and labor leaders in san francisco are still not giving up. and today they will meet to try to keep the 49ers in the city of san francisco. the group still thinks it can convince the team to move into a home at hunter's home near candlestick park. that calls for an all-weather stadium with a retractible roof and shows off gorgeous views of the skyline. the 49ers are moving forward to move into a billion-dollar stadium, possibly as early as 2014. the 49ers are getting ready for the big playoff game against the saints here. san francisco lee is arranging a bet with the mayor of the rival estimate he is prepared to offer up crab, chocolate and sourdough bread. lee would like some big easy crawfish if the 49ers win but he's still waiting to hear back from the mercury. >> the mercury -- the complaint filed says hospital officials would not allow the state and conciliation service to count the votes -- to vownt the votes to decertify the union. the hospital has campuses in both mountain view and los gatos. a sailboat running ashore led to a lot of proems ble. this happened on friday. both became stuck in the low tide. the marin county told the marin i.j. that sausalito police found ricky extremely intoxicated. he wouldn't believe the boat and then there was a standoff. p after about an hour police tasered him, pulled him off the boat and took him to jail. >>> 8:07. we want to check in with sal for an update on the commute? >> yeah, this morning's commute -- it's getting a little better now. let's take a look at what we have at the bay area toll plaza. you can see traffic is going to be light now. it's -- it was a little bit slow in that 7:00 now. -- hour. now we're seeing traffic that's moving along relatively well. the morning commute election fairly good if you are drive i ang -- driving along westbound 2. if you are driving in san francisco, northbound 85, up to cupertino, northbound 101, still had some slow traffic coming up from blossom hill road. we had a pretty slow traffic getting up to the crash. if you drive in from morgan hill, remember, extra time is needed. let's go to steve. we have some sun. but increasing clouds starting to work their way in. higher cloud, also a little bit of fog on wait as the weekend --less take a look at the stats that are not -- let's take a look at the stats. they are not pretty. santa rosa should have about 17. they picked up 4.46 which is only 2% of normal. san francisco should have 10.4, 250, 3.37. that's all we picked up in the rain bucket so far. that's 32 pars of normal. san jose should have about 6 inches of rain. they have an 1 point -- they are 1.50. that's 2% of normal. if san francisco was 2% of normal you would know it. will this system make it in? probably not. into rain expected -- no rain expected. i had just -- it just doesn't look promising. the system -- that's moving into the north will give us clouds. it's developing too far to the west. if we could get this to slide right over. it -- it looks like it's staying too far in the pacific. 30s and some of this cold air will have a hard time getting mott -- modified. it will be a cooler day. live stormtracker2. that's -- i know. i know. unless you are off to the coast and off to the west. this system will slide down along the coast and hang out towards southern california and then essentially move down there late saturday and sunday. so mostly sunny, partly cloudy here in the morning. lows, 20s, 30s, 40s. by the afternoon this is another weak system. it will be cooler under mostly cloudy skies. 50s upper 50s and low 60s. these are actually average temperatures for this time of year, we've been running so far above for the longest time. 64. the extended forecast, which always has your weekend in view has a quiet pattern on wednesday and then here comes the north-northeast breeze again thursday into friday. days sunny and mild. 49 on saturday, quiet and good to go. >>> another big day in the race for the republican presidential nomination is here. right now, voters in the first primary are heading to the pollps -- poss. heading to the polls. >>> good morning. we have partly sunny, partly cloudy skies. a weak system is going to give us increasing clouds today. temperatures will cool down today. 50s and 60s. after tomorrow we're back to mostly sunny weather. >>> thank you, steve. 8:14. the nation's first presidential primary in the 2012 race is now underway in new hampshire. early results already in this morning show mitt romney in the lead. carol han joins us live to explain the real race is actually for second place. good morning, carol. >> reporter: good morning, tori. most polls in new hampshire don't close for a couple of more hours but in the tiny village of dix ville, where the pole poll -- where the polls are, they are in. they show mitt romney is winning. while there was not a clear winner, romney hopes that won't be the case when the rest of new hampshire weighs in. >> right now, what i'm worried about is winning in new hampshire and hopefully having a margin larger than iowa. i don't think i could handle another night like that. >> reporter: romney took the lead when another town announced their polls. ron paul had the second highest and then jon huntsman. the other candidates are eyeing south carolina where they have a better shop of winning that state's conservative base during its primary a week from saturday. most close in new hampshire close at 7:00 eastern. carol han, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 8:15. there's word out of arizona that jon huntsman failed to qualify for the february 2th presidential primary there. the arizona secretary of state's office says huntsman filed paperwork a few hours before yesterday's 5:00 p.m. dead line. but it was missing a notarized signature from the candidate. a spokesman says the campaign will challenge the ruling. the other major gop candidates made the ballot along with 24 other people. stay with ktvu and ktvu.com for coverage of the new hampshire prime. kenhett is in new hampshire. he will join us live from man chess ter at 8:-- map chester at 8:35 -- manchester at 8:35. >>> president assad made his first speech today since he agreed last month to an arab league plan to halt the government's crackdown on protesters. he says he's not stepping down because i still has the support of his people. the anti-government uprising in syria has been going on for ten months now. the united nations estimates that the syrian government crackdown has killed more than 5,000 people. the united nations confirms iran has made a major step forward in its nuclear program. iran has started enriching uranium at a new fortified bunker. reportedly iran is turning out uranium epriched to 20% at the bunker. experts say that level of enrichment can be used to make a nuclear warhead. the united states has repeatedly accused iran of trying to build nuclear weapons but iran says it's program is for energy use. >>> sock and -- shock and sadness after the sudden death o
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