i am the program coordinator at kusf. i support the resolution to block the sale and hopefully give us the right to hunt down by volunteer all of my time for years. i have been at the station since 96. there cannot be dead there. i get a call. i would do a show at the drop of the hat. what is the emergency? this is not acceptable. this is that the trail. i support the resolution. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> i have been a resident of san francisco for six years. i am a big time fan and i am also a musician here in san francisco. i just wanted to lend my heart out on this. kusf has really helped musicians like me and like all of the other radio stations. i would do anything i can to support them and what they represent. thank you. >> hello, i am a longtime volunteer. i would like to thank the volunteers for supporting and allowing us to represent. i want to make sure a couple of things, the takeover was very much based on deception a week prior to the shutdown. we were lied to and told that we would be moved t

i had a show on kusf since 2001 and also a band. each city has a station on which they can express themselves, and for san francisco it do not have this, it is a travesty. why should southern california be allowed to buy this frequency when they have four others broadcasting the same thing already? why were the people of san francisco not offered the chance to buy it? it held the local bands and record pet -- and records. there are several ticket giveaways each day. it stimulates people to shop for new music and go out to local events. if we allow southern california to keep this, who will play local bands? who will advertise their shows, and who will interview them? 90.3, is ultimately helps the whole city, because it brings recognition to our city. as a fact, that is what san francisco is known for. i would go so far to say that 90.3 was driving our local music scene. there were many culturally diverse programs, such as the senior and disability programs, note which get them up-to-date on their rights and benefits. there was inval

kusf has a strong history, as supervisor mirkarimi brought up, and i think what is often left out is a multi-cultural, multilingually fact it has. -- multilingual effect it has. i used to listen to kusf, and my daughter got used to listening to around the clock, but january 18, it 10:00 a.m. came, and the station was gone, and it dawned on me but what kind of a community resource was lost, so i am for building support. my office is really reaching out, as well. and we need to receive better communications from the father, who i know has a heart of social justice, but we need a better situation, as supervisor mirkarimi has said. the devastating decision, and i think everybody knows it is a decision of the dominance of the big radio corporations that have split up the airways, and it has taken a valuable resource. when presenting this area and a longtime listener, and i know that there are many people -- representing this area and a long time listener, i know there are many people who support it. i hope we can resolve this issue in a very responsible way with dialogue. i also want to s

usc bought usf for $3.75 million and kusf will go off the air. >> i have to say we're devastat. not only me, everyone at the station. there's lots of us, lots of volunteers at the station, and everyone is absolutely outraged, devastated, sad. >> kusf superiors say their news are popular with listeners but that they had limited reach and no longer serving the university mission. >> we were surprised and we were happy because we'll be able to use the money for initiatives. >> they'll be operating on the . >> they're not expecting to gety back or a return on investment. they're investing this amount in the bay area to ensure that we preserve classical music in the bay area. >> streaming on the web just aie same. >> it was so important to me to be able to be in touch with the community and with people that listen to us and i'm sure a lot of people out there are also really disappointed. >> kusf will be up on the intert with just a hundred channels and just 100 folks can little to them at a time. the former kusf and folks might be able to have trouble hearing that, but down the road

kusf has a strong history, as supervisor mirkarimi brought up, and i think what is often left out is a multi-cultural, multilingually fact it has. -- multilingual effect it has. i used to listen to kusf, and my daughter got used to listening to around the clock, but january 18, it 10:00 a.m. came, and the station was gone, and it dawned on me but what kind of a community resource was lost, so i am for building support. my office is really reaching out, as well. and we need to receive better

i would like to urge you today to support the resolution regarding sales of kusf. this is a tragedy. this is a gem for our community. losing that would be shameful. i urge you to help us shame the university of san francisco into reconsidering what is clearly a hasty and secretive deal to rid themselves of something they no longer want on their spread should. -- on the spread sheet. there is chinese-language programming, the weekend shows, everything. even classical music. my other pleasure has been teaching the students who come through their in their real world aspect of what it means to work in media production. something no one ever seems to do. i urge you to support. it took every fiber of my been not to buttonhole you and talk about this. thank you. -- of my being not too. you and talk about this -- >> i am not a deejay or volunteer, i'm just a fan. i am a fan of the public having a voice. i think that corporate radio is the toy in the happy meal of an increasingly corporate media. >> , there are profiting off of this. i would hope to encourage you to support

they bought the frequency from the school for $3.75 million and kusf will go off the air. >> i have toay we're devastated, not only me, everybody at the station, there's lots of volunteers at the station. everybody is absolutely outraged, devastated, sad. >> reporter: they say it's diverse coverage and programs are popular with loyal listeners. but they said it had limited reach, was a financial drain and was no longer serving the university's mission. they were floored by the blockbuster offer. >> we'll be able to use the money for important initiatives and we'll be able to keep kusf. we'll be offering it on a different format. >> reporter: why would usf pay so much? >> they are not expecting to get this money back, they are not expecting a return on investment. they are investing this amount in the bay area to ensure that we preserve classical music in the bay area. >> reporter: they say streaming on the web just ain't the same. >> it was so important to me to be able to be in touch with the community and with people who listened to us and i'm sure a lot of people out there are also

. >>> supporters of kusf radio are holding a protest of the sale of the fm station. it was sold yesterday to the university of southern california that will use that frequency to broadcast classical music. kusf indie rock programming is now available only on the internet and they say they will appeal to the fcc to try to block the sale. >>> baby lisa and her parents have just made what doctors called the most remarkable gift of life, and is it the area first. that story still ahead. >>> health care reform is repealed, what does that mean for the future of the law? >> a big rig carrying an oversized debris rock cannot quite make it this afternoon. the driver suffered minor injuries and traffic was backed up for miles. >>> state hospital employees protested today, demanding better security and mental health hospitals. >> the protesters say the number of mentally ill prison inmates sent to the hospital has risen dramatically in the last five years. technician donna gross was killed last october and they say more guards must be hired to provide proper security. >>> any v

the administration to have a reasonable discussion towards an effect we would like to see in saving kusf. next, i'm submitting an accept and expend a grant on behalf of the adult probation program. i keep putting a number of these forward in an attempt to make sure that our reentry services in san francisco are well bolstered, that people should be aware of in a very systemic way , that recidivism in san francisco, as it relates to our public safety concerns and criminal justice, is over 60%. we can realize that when somebody gets out of the system -- prison or in jail -- in the first three years of them getting out, there is an over 60% chance that they will repeat their crime. in this case, i want to put forward the grant in having an -- have an adult probation, which will be very specialized in working with good will and the lance history to develop and implement a gender response of plan for supervision of women on probation. there are many different tiers of people who need specialized services, and i think with the good work of the district attorney's office, public defender's offi

. >>> kusf the university of san francisco's radio station is moving to public radio.a commercial free all classical music station will be heard there starting on monday. kusf will only be available online. >>> former american idol judge simon cowell turned down a huge payday to return to american idol. the sharp tongue critic turned it down and left the show after last season. the book also reports there was a power struggling between cowell and the show's creator simon fuller. the new show debuts tomorrow evening. there's two new jobs who will be joining randy jackson. >>> i'm outraged, i'm upset concerning my safety. >>> he witnessed a crime, now a san francisco man says he's receiving threats from the suspect. >>> beautiful beach front homes are threatened by erosion. on their beach a river runs through it and they don't want it to but they don't know what to do about it. that story next. -p >>> the america's cup is expected the bring a lot of jobs an a lot of money to san francisco. but the news is not good for dozens of business located along the waterfront. they

. >>> kusf the university of san francisco's radio station is moving to public radio.a commercial free all classical music station will be heard there starting on monday. kusf will only be available online. >>> former american idol judge simon cowell turned down a huge payday to return to american idol. the sharp tongue critic turned it down and left the show after last season. the book also reports there was a power struggling between cowell and the show's creator simon fuller. the new show debuts tomorrow evening. there's two new jobs who will be joining randy jackson. >>> i'm outraged, i'm upset concerning my safety. >>> he witnessed a crime, now a san francisco man says he's receiving threats from the suspect. >>> beautiful beach front homes are threatened >>> the america's cup is expected the bring a lot of jobs an a lot of money to san francisco. but the news is not good for dozens of business located along the waterfront. they are being forced to relocate. including one business that has been entertaining folks for years. tom vacar has our report. >> reporter: t

francisco supervisor today introduced resolution hoping to block the sale of college radio station kusf >> who's station? >> our station. >> supporters of the station protesting outside city hall today just before the board of supervisors meeting. they were also on hand to hear supervisor ross mucarini introduce the motion to rescind the sale. >> i think it is important that even though we recognize the limits of our authority and our reach that we don't stand silent when we think a mistake of this magnitude has occurred. >> the mayor himself graduated from usf. university pulled the plug on the station last week as part of a $3.75 million deal that transferred kusf's frequency to a classical music station. >>> only one to two percent of tested students have a perception of science and life and fields. >>> a lawsuit charges a chain with false advertising claiming seasoned beef or seasoned ground beef for the ingredients. taco bell uses a meat mixture with 30% meat. taco bell denies that it's advertising is misleading and that its company would defend that suit. >>> and we're looking liv

i host a cultural show on kusf. it deals with the issues of ordinary people here in san francisco. as we move forward with this fight, we take to their sense of justice with them and we ask more than anything for you to join us in this fight as we move forward to the sec and to state courts in san francisco. with that, i asked you to stand with us today, tomorrow, stand with this moving forward. >> i was watching a documentary related to world war ii and was reminded of how an entire nation an entire nation wide. our country's check and balances are supposed to keep private agendas in control and give accountability to possible criminal conduct. the black budget is out of control that it becomes counterproductive to the welfare of the people and to the economy. an example of this is a corporations earmarked for federal agencies being siphoned through the cia. the black budget report, an investigation into the black budget discloses a trillion dollars a year was being siphoned in accounting irregularities from organizations like hud into black budget progress -- projects which are n

the university sold kusf as part of a $3.7 million deal that transferred ownership of it's frequencyo a classical music station. >>> there are now just hours to go until the 27th mac world expo opens at the masconi center. eager spectators registered early to beat the crowds. >> we're up about 25% in preregistered attendance. the show is growing again. >> i love my mac and i love to learn everything i can about it. and i think for me that's what's important. >> mac world organizers say the conference is a great place to find gadgets and accessories for i pads, ipods and iphones the exhibition hall opens to the public on thursday and mac world runs through the weekend. >>> he sang with the muppets and with the president. will i-am will be working with apple to see how music can be delivered to tablets. >>> we have no rain to speak of. definitely fog returning in the bay area forecast at least in the inland bay valleys. right now in napa, i have a temperature of 40 degrees. i have a dewpoint of 40 degrees. that gets you fog and that's what we're seeing up toward san helena. the dewpoin

the university sold kusf as part of a $3.7 million deal that transferred ownership of it's frequencyo a classical music station. >>> there are now just hours to go until the 27th mac world expo opens at the masconi center. eager spectators registered early to beat the crowds. >> we're up about 25% in preregistered attendance. the show is growing again. >> i love my mac and i love to learn everything i can about it. and i think for me that's what's important. >> mac world organizers say the conference is a great place to find gadgets and accessories for i pads, ipods and iphones the exhibition hall opens to the public on thursday and mac world runs through the weekend. >>> he sang with the muppets and with the president. will i-am will be working with apple to see how music can be delivered to tablets. >>> we have no rain to speak of. definitely fog returning in the bay area forecast at least in the inland bay valleys. right now in napa, i have a temperature of 40 degrees. i have a dewpoint of 40 degrees. that gets you fog and that's what we're seeing up toward san helena. the dewpoin

university. >> the university says it's preparing to use some of the money from the sale to bring kusfback in an online only format. >> toyota has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit over headlights in its 2006 to 2009 prius hybrid. 2500 people complain they shut off without warning. prius owners will be reimbursed for costs to fix their headlights and their warranties will be extended. president obama is promising he'll be at the super bowl if his hometown team the chicago bears make it in. they will make the slot if they beat the green bay packers this sunday. ticket holders can watch the game on a tv screen while standing outside the stadium for $200. the cowboys won't be in the game but it's being played in dallas and owner jerry jones apparently wants to break the all-time attendance record. so outside on a tv monitor? he'll need to sell 12,000 tickets for an outdoor plaza in addition to the 93,000 sold inside the stadium. >> you know, sounds just like jerry jones, something he would do. >> good businessman? >> oh, quite an owner. people talk about him a lot. 5:25 now. next at

the university to the career station, kusf, which broadcasts on 90.3 is now online only. the box will move to one oh two -- 102.1. >>> comcast will take over nbc universal and pay nearly $14 billion for 51% stake. the federal communications commission to attach some limitations. they must make nbc programming available to its cable competitors and to legitimate internet cable providers. comcast must also give customers the option of buying high-speed internet service separate from cable tv. >>> there may be a solution tonight to a problem we have been telling you about concerning beachfront homes pay the owners are concerned that the coastal bluff is crumbling away and whopper honda met with experts at the scene to try to find an answer. >> reporter: the river runs through rio delmar beach. >> as you can see it comes down and can do some serious undermining. >> reporter: people say the river causes other hazards as well, pollution and a new clip. >> there is about a 12-foot drop out there and people are blocky and did not realize as soon as they stepped near the edge they

university. >> the university says it is preparing to use some of the money from the sale to bring kusfported at the time at martin luther king, academy. several students were checked out, but none showed signs of poisoning. in a letter to parents they said it was an over the counter brand and not the kind used by the school district. the investigation on how it got there continues. >>> and the ntsb preliminary report says a crop duster pilot never saw the steel tower that caused this fatal crash. steven alan died after his plane clipped the tower and went down on january 10th. if the 198-foot tower were just two feet taller, the f.a.a. would have required orange and white stripes and lighting. the tower was placed there to study whether the location was a good place for wind turbines. >>> a lot more to bring you. still ahead two bay area mayors are part of a celebrity who's who at the white house. also what surveillance video shows about the shooting of congresswoman gabrielle giffords. and a milestone test that could let doctors predict alzheimer's disease for the first time. all of t

university. >> the university says it's preparing to use some of the money from the sale to bring kusfck in an online-only format. >> the morning starting off similar to yesterday. >> good morning. very breezy, especially up in the hills. looking from the oakland hills there. the gusts have been up to 53 mph. gusting up even faster in some other areas like 74 mount diablo. so, yeah, definitely breezy in the higher elevations. let's take a look at the temperatures under this clear sky. 37 in santa rosa. 39 fairfield. most of our inland neighbors in the 40s. even 43 fremont, 49 san francisco. you look at the rest of the bay shore into the south bay, los gatos and half moon bay in the low to mid-50s. around the monterey bay, temperatures a little closer, not as breezy here. low to mid-40s even inland to salinas and calmer and cooler, 35 gilroy. our number one highlight, the sunshine and the near record warmth again today. tonight i think it will be calmer. temperatures should be cooler when we step outside. extended forecast now going into february 5th. medium range 16 days. i don't see a

kusf will now only be available online. the station has 200 volunteers and they plan to discuss the matter with school officials tonight. >>> 7:36. well, a decision may be made today about a controversial paint job. it's at a new pizza parlor in san rafael. tara moriarty has been out there all morning long. you are back out there again. show us why people are so upset ter: well, all you have to do is look, dave. here you go. this is a very bright shade of yellow. a lot of people say hey, it's colorful but others say it's overkill. if you take a look down the street, we're on 4th street, this is historic downtown san rafael. a lot of these facades are brick. it's very historic looking and people say this yellow simply does not fit in, that it's an eyesore. sanrafael has no specific requirements for downtown structures but it turns out that the city's design review board is supposed to approve any big changes to storefronts. so it looks like it will be put to vote but no word yet on whether it will affect the pizza parlor's o

the organization save kusf plans to hold a rally this afternoon kicking off at 1:00 at city hall. >>> it is 6:09 right now. we have a gorgeous forecast that feels like spring. let's go to christina. >> yes, it will certainly feel like spring today. in fact, it is going to be much warmer today than where we ended up yesterday. i just checked our futurecast numbers. and you will not believe what is coming. we'll talk about what we experienced yesterday. 69 degrees was the high in santa rosa. these are new records for january. 67 degrees in concord. hayward, 67 degrees. and napa, 65 degrees yesterday. we are starting out warmer. temperatures right now are 3 degrees warmer than we were at this hour yesterday. so 44 degrees in oakland. 42 degrees right now in sunnyvale. as we head into your afternoon, by noon today, we are going to see temperatures at 66 in gilroy. 63 degrees at noon in san jose. 63 in santa rosa. and you've got another three hours of additional heating. so this is what i'm expecting for us when it comes to our daytime highs today. 70 degrees in livermore. same for san jos

. >>> well supporters of college radio station kusf will gather on the steps of san francisco city hall today. today's rally is part of their campaign to save their station. last week, the university abruptly shut down the station and escorted the students out of the building. the station was sold. >>> time now is 4:38. a lot of construction out at this time of day. any problems? >>> we do have some closures. it is light out there, but some closures in san francisco for example. seize -- also the 280 ramp from 101 heading south is closed. these should be picked up anytime now. and also east 80 at 7th. they are going to start running a traffic break. they have that far right lane closed on the lower deck. when they close it, the construction crews want a traffic break run to allow them to get those cones out of the way. this is a look at westbound bay bridge coming into san francisco. a look at san jose freeways right now, 280 looking good as you drive so far. 439ening. let's go to steve. >>> >>> just a hint of some patchy fog coming back in from the valley but it's nothing to what we ha

. >> we are learning more about the sudden end to kusf, the radio station with a cult following. the station went off the air yesterday morning. the university of san francisco sold the license for 90.3 fm but it didn't tell the deejays or staffers. it was known for introducing underground music. now an on line format. >>> it's time for the kmorning commute. >> they are rolling but slower. true to form, the slowing has kicked off. coming off of the antioch bridge. unusual for that. typical showing, then another blip. the volume should be lighter than it was yesterday. i skipped to the map. let's look at the pay bridge. i wanted to show you the volume slightly increasing here as it will throughout the east bay. then livermore. you'll see a heavier volume. now back to the maps. the tease. a smooth drive. 101 no problems passing 92. north on highway 1 reports of debris along the coast, the pacific coast highway an issue. christina, though there's not a lot of fog you might encounter a patch or few. >> yes. probably closer to sunrise. 7:21 this time of year. you want to be careful. y

starting on monday, the university of san francisco's kusf will lose its 90.3 spot on the fm dial. it will still broadcast but only online. taking over the fm signal will be kdfc, a san francisco classical music station that will become a listener supported nonprofit. >> you always feel like, oh, i have been betrayed, i have been let go and why me. and the good news is, they all get to stay. the programming staff, we kept the band together. >> as for kdfc's old 102.1 frequency, it will simulcast 98.5 kfox, that's the classic radio station and flagship for the san jose sharks. but san jose will lose kfox since new owner enter com plans to move the studios to its san francisco facility. >>> a bay area couple got a surprise when a deer decided to stop by their castro valley home. loretta and john were enjoying a quiet afternoon when the deer crashed through their kitchen window. loretta was upstairs at the time. she came down to investigating the loud thumping and discovered an 80-pound doe in her living room. >> we were not eating because it was lunchtime because it would have went r

today the university of southern california issued a statement saying it had purchased the rights to kusf to air classical music. the selling price, $3.7 million. >> unfortunately a lot of colleges i think are seeing an opportunity for quick cash when, especially public radio and religious radio suitors come knocking on their door. >> reporter: supporters say they have not given up. next they plan to petition to try to stop the sale. ken wayne, ktvu. >>> the san francisco police commissioner began the process of selecting a new police chief. three frequently mentioned candidates were all in china town. they are captain o' leery, sur and denise smith. >> i am certainly going to put my time and focus into it to make sure it's a thorough process but an efficient and prompt process because we can't wait around forever. >> reporter: top brass and the police officers association agree that the new chief should come from within the department. the commissioner will sent three names to the mayor for his consideration. >>> the contra costa police department says the bombs found in a storage locker

today the university of southern california issued a statement saying it had purchased the rights to kusfto air classical music. the selling price, $3.7 million. >> unfortunately a lot of colleges i think are seeing an opportunity for quick cash when, especially public radio and religious radio suitors come knocking on their door. >> reporter: supporters say they have not given up. next they plan to petition to try to stop the sale. ken wayne, ktvu. >>> the san francisco police commissioner began the process of selecting a new police chief. three frequently mentioned candidates were all in china town. they are captain o' leery, sur and denise smith. >> i am certainly going to put my time and focus into it to make sure it's a thorough process but an efficient and prompt process because we can't wait around forever. >> reporter: top brass and the police officers association agree that the new chief should come from within the department. the commissioner will sent three names to the mayor for his consideration. >>> the contra costa police department says the bombs found in a storage locker

university of san francisco station kusf is going off the air to the internet. station will take over the frequency and the old kdfc frequency will simulcast the signal from san jose classic rock station kfux. got all that? >>> traffic and weather right after this. >>> good morning, let's start off with a look at the drive on eastshore freeway where we're seeing some stop and go conditions. pretty much all the way from highway 4 down into berkeley on that westbound side. we have reports of a structure fire just east of the freeway -- west of, rather. it is causing a visual distraction. approaching the bay bridge traffic backed up to the maze. the metering lights are on and again 28 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. busy on highway 4 slow to pittsburg. we have a sunny forecast on tap. here's robert. . >> an amazingly sunny forecast as a matter of fact. mild conditions outside. we're seeing a few mid-level and high clouds out there but that's going to burn off revealing mostly sunny skies throughout the bay area today. a live look from cbs 5 out to th

the university of san francisco's kusf went off the air last week after a series of ownership changesng stations in san francisco and san jose. this rally is set to begin at 1:00 this afternoon at san francisco city hall. >>> it is 5:21. from a social network whiz kid to a tongue tied king, we're just minutes away from learning this year's oscar nominees. >> plus, wouldn't it be nice to never lose your car again? the new technology that can help you find it and why it's raising some privacy concerns. without a ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. this is 101 in san jose where traffic is smooth sailing in both directions. roadwork though along 880 details coming right up. >>> thank you. it is 5:25. >>> no more costly towing for illegal immigrants who get busted in oakland for driving without a license. the oakland tribune reports people caught driving without a license because they are here illegally can park their car nearby or call a friend to come get their vehicles. the policy doesn't apply to drivers whose licenses have been suspended or expired and san francisco and berkeley al

starting monday, the university of san francisco's kusf will lose its 90.3 fm frequency., it will still broadcast online. but taking over that fm signal will be kdfc, a san francisco classical music station that will become a listener- supported nonprofit. kufx, known as the fox, will begin simulcast monday on 98.5 in san jose and 102.1 in san francisco. >> that's a lot of radio musical chairs to keep up. >>> the time now 6:14. imagine a psychiatrist unqualified for the job getting paid $20,000 a month. that's one finding in a new state audit. how your taxpayer dollars were spent and wasted. >>> and we have a new trouble spot northbound 280 near monterey boulevard. lanes blocked, also troubles on 680 all that coming up in just minutes. [ male announcer ] 95% of all americans aren't getting enough whole grain. but actually, it's easier than you think, because general mills big g line of cereals is america's number one source of whole grain at breakfast. there's whole grain in every box, from chex... to cheerios... to lucky charms. so you can get the whole grain you want wi

. >> supporters of kusf will gather on the steps of san francisco city hall. now, this rally is part of their campaign to save their we loved independent radio station. last week, the university a bruptly shut down the station and sorted the student deejays out of the building. >>> the u.s. postal office could close as many 2,,000 branches this year and more than 20 in the bay area. en the list, richmond, san francisco, oakland -- on the list, richmond, san francisco, oakland, berkeley. others sites are in vallejo, hayward, concord, serand f remont. the-- concord and from mont. >>> mcdonald's could be c hanging its menu the -- its menu in the coming months. fast-food change could be paying about 2 1/2% more. the company says it will rely on increase sales to help absorb some of those higher costs. >>> 7:20. you already know california has a huge budget crisis but state lawmakers in sacramento are still filling up for free. >>> plus the freezing weather usually causes an usual problem for one driver. >>> good morning. sanmateo traffic movinged into heading out

university of san francisco radio station kusf, had been broadcasting on 90.3 since 1977. fcc has we want to know what you think about the move to and the loss. you can't comment on kron 4 new spirit or the best comment on facebook. >> 721, palo alto will host a meeting to talk about robbery's they've seen. 20 robberies in september. eight suspects arrested, they are offering a reward of $10,000, for information leading to an arrest in connection. this meeting will be at 7:00 p.m. tonight at 4000 middlefield road. >> berkeley postponing its vote on change operations. they say too to language the proposed policy will be rewritten, placed on the agenda and fedora. $20,000 a year would help pay for change surgery is for city employes. >> the 7:22 a.m., we will be back with more of a couple of minutes. the san mateo bridge. it is gray, traffic is nice and light. we do have a breeze out there, that will kick them. so we won't have to morris forecast. we will punch up those temperatures was sunshine on a weekend. we will be right back. students the believe to a front of gun to s