lead rodding stone mick jagger paid a visit to downtown watsonville.gh the tent city he was quoted as saying, "it's all a bit hard to take in." but the rogging stones are backing up their concern with deeds. they have made a $500,000 donation it our bay area, "relief and for the relief efforts of hurricane hugo. >> that weekend the rolling stones put on two shores at oakland coliseum and faith thereafterrer was on hand for the first performance. >> reporter: for those lucky enough to get the coveted tits they enjoyed 2 two hours and 20 minutes of nonstop rolling stones. and there was one last treat from the stones, a fireworks end to a fiery show. rock'n'roll! >> it was phenomenal. the concert was great. everything that you could have imagined. it was terrific. i could come again tomorrow night if i could get a ticket. >> mick, i love you! >> still it to come on "a second look," we fast-forward to 1994 and go backstage as the stones thrilled bay area fans once again. >>> a bit later she is one of the icons of rock'n and roll and we talked to tina tuner

downtown and south san francisco. and throughout the north bay valley, mid to upper 60s. santa rosa, napa possible record highs. bodega bay about 62. 70 watsonvillend hollister. the lack of winds, the 30ed return to the forecast tonight with upper 30s for you, low to mid-40s around the bay. let's take a look what's going to happen over the next couple days as high pressure's going to move in. it's going to bring us that offshore flow that's going to chase any cooling effect from the ocean. that's why we'll still be in the 60s to near 70s through the weekend. coolest weekend for baseball tryouts and mid-60s throughout next week. good morning, frances. >> better news mountain view that earlier accident that affected both directions of 101 near ellis all gone! so everything clear, good to go 101. 280 fine on the peninsula as well. we'll check out a live shot for you of the san mateo bridge. traffic is flowing well. you will continue to see those amber alert signs. just be on the lookout for that. and we'll check out interstate 80 in berkeley. headlights still moving well westbound. no problems at all as you make your way off the carquinez bridge. ge

downtown south san francisco upper 50s. where we're in the 50s, that's because of fog. everybody else in the low to mid-60s with more sunshine. we'll be more 70 watsonvilleid to upper 60s for the rest the monterey bay and you see the fog re-form especially the bay shore. tulie fog in the north bay, low to mid-40s there. mid to upper 40s around the bay shore and out to the coast. you see the jet stream and the clouds associated with it in the upper parts of the atmosphere well to our north. another sunny day after the fog. we'll repeat it again tomorrow but i think the fog will burn off a little quicker, temperatures a little warmer and hang out in the low to mid-60s with sunshine wednesday, thursday and friday. the storm system will get close over the weekend but i think it will head more to the sierra. it will drop our temperatures back to the upper 50s and low 60s. good morning, frances. >> good morning, mike. yep, fog the biggest trouble for your morning commute. here's a live shot at 101 and 880 san jose. headlights northbound. you'll find very foggy conditions on many bay area bridges this morning. that's what you need to slow down for but traffic i