ivan watson, port-au-prince. >>> an earthquake that rattled monterey county overnight was felt by some people here in the bay area. a magnitude 4.5 earthquake struck at 12:51 this morning six miles south of san juan batista. it bass followed by a series of smaller aftershocks. the u.s. geological survey said there were no report of damages. >>> let's check in with our meteorologist, steve paulson, how is the forecast out there? >> tori, we have some sunshine. finally. people are doing a sundance out there. some of that overcast, though, makes it tough if you are in the overcast. walnut creek still has some clouds but alameda has sunshine. oakland, snipe. you can see one system went through yesterday. we had a lot of low level c loudiness this morning. some of that has burned off. i can show you the next system right there will be in here tonight and tomorrow. that will give us one more hint of light rain and then after that we may not see some rain for a while. so today sun and clouds, a little breezy, east-northeast wind -- it's just too hard to burn off. south bay, peninsula a lot of

ivan watson live for us in haiti after the earthquake. you. >>> well, a 66% income tax hike has just been approved by illinois state lawmakers to help cut the budget deficit there. now this goes to the democratic governor, pat quinn, who has already said he supports it. the measure would temporarily set the personal tax rate at 5%, rising from 3% now. corporate taxes would also go up in illinois. here in california, jerry brown wants voters to decide if several temporary tax hikes should be extended to help close the budget. voters would be asked to maintain an increase of 1.25% in the state income tax, 1% in the state sales tax and .50% in the vehicle license fee. >>> san jose police are asking for the public's help in finding a bank robber responsible for five hold yous -- holdups. they released security camera of a man attempting to rob one of the banks. police believe he's hit banks in santa cruz and santa clara county. there are more surveillance photos of the man. two men are pleading guilty to stealing more than $90,000 electronica