. >>> first, you hear knbr, fog. we have 101-3 star and the bay's 103.7. pretty busy over the course of the morning. right here, you see the bay bridge, a light flow. the b.a.r.t. trains are running this morning. we should see a standard wednesday. the map shows no problems through the area. the north bay, a smooth flow of traffic through the tri-valley. i will shout out, some debris reported of some. not a lot of slowing. the eastbound has a little bit of a flip down below 60 miles per hour. no drama, na problem. we will track it. the san mateo bridge moves very smoothly. give you a live look from the foster city side. watch 92 over toward half moon bay, congested until the end of the month. >>> on capitol hill, lawmakers have a little more than 16 hours to raise the debt ceiling. if nothing is passed, the government could soon default on the pits and you could feel the impact. tracie potts is in washington on the development. ♪ ♪ grace that brought me safe thus far ♪ >> reporter: they prayed for solutions. >> the idea of default is wrong. we shouldn't ge

you can catch my updates on game day on knbr. saturday into sunday, temperatures are going to start to warm up. we're back to mid-80s tuesday into wednesday, then temperatures are going to tumble into the end of the week. we might be tracking light showers as we head into next week. it's far out to tell but we'll let you know. keep in mind it is a cold start to the day. back to you, john and laura. >> you always keep us updated. thank you. the family of an american man detained in north korea is being allowed to see his mother. kenneth bay's sister tells the press his mother has arrived. the 45 your tour operator who was arrested in north korea in november and accused of spying, he was sentenced to 15 years hard labor but was hospitalized recently after losing more than 50 pounds. >> new details about nsa secret leaker edwin snowden and the possibility that the federal government missed indications he was a threat to national security. "the new york times" reporting back in 2009, snowden's supervisor at the cia at the time filed

also, keep your ear out for some reports on knbr. i get to do the game day forecasts now.now, saturday to sunday, temperatures are going to be comfortable. mostly in the 80s. we'll be in the mid 80s monday, tuesday, wednesday. so if it's too cold out there for you today, the good news is we have a warmup headed our way. back to you, marla. >> go, 49ers. >> this next story just blows my mind. facebook boss mark zucker berg is taking big steps to maintain his privacy. he recently bought four houses that surround his home in paulo although wroe. according to the mercury news, zuckerberg heard that a developer planned to buy the house next door. the developer was then going to advertise to possible buyers that they would be neighbors with facebook's co-founder. zuckerberg bought that home and three others next to his property. he is now leasing the homes back to the original owners, and the move cost zuckerberg more than $30 million. >>> mountain view police are using new technology to try and stay one step ahead of criminals. this is called alsus blue force. relying on gps tr