the good news is we're going to get in a weher patte change friy, saturday, and sunday.ight tonight, lo clouds and fog move inland. overght temperatures, 52 for santa rosa. san francisco, 52. 53 for livermore. the culprit today has been this diving are of low presse. it just started to move inland and that's helped to increase the low clouds and fog and mist and drizzle there. tomorrow and mony and tuesday weave this secondary system. this will keep us cool, and then after that moves through, it looks like higher pressure with move in. tomorrow morning, low clouds and fog will slowly start to burn back to the coast around oktime or -- noontime. here's a look at some selected cities for you. south baysan jose, 74. morning overcast, aernoon sunshine. sunnyvale, 72. overst, mist and drizzle at the beaches. pacica, 56. palo alto, 71, san francisco wi reach 60 degre tomorrow. in the north bay, 71 for petaluma. napa, 73, afternoon sunshine. berkeley, 65. westerly winds through the day. newark, 68. inland, walnut creek, 73. 75 concord. ese temperures well below where we should

in addition to the fact, you have a historical patte, the president's party traditionally loses seats in off-year elections. for the reason i talked about it, the democrats will maintain control of the house mostly because people do not want to go back to what they know is a failed economic agenda. the amount we will go to questions now. >> thank you. you spoke abt the advantages you have. you did not mention what your real deficit is, which is talk shows. unfortunately, you guys are not representative or represented in such an unfashionable way as to be statistically insignificant. talk to us about your concerns in this area. >> you raise a good point, beuse despite the huge proliferation in sources of information that we see today, the fact is that many people tend to go to just certain sources of information. there is no doubt that you have a lot of very right-wing political talk radio and some very other stations that tend to focus on the republican position on issues, and that is no doubt a challenge, and it is one that we jt ask americans to take into account as they listen to t

even new england, who has been locked in bad weather all week long, gets into a better patt n and all okay, there, sam. thank you. >>> in this morning's "america's health," we take you to the cutting edge in medicine, technology that's pushing hospitals head-long into the future of medical care, from hand scans to robots in the operating room. and juju is back with that. >> i grew up loving "star trek." it's a guilty secret on my part. but i'm amazed how much sci-fi readers dreamed up decades ago is becoming standard today. we had robots, computers and scanning equipment, to make diagnosis better and faster and life-saving surgery more accurate. there are few things more traumatic than being hospitalized. but from coast-to-coast, medical centers are upgrading to the latest technology. and the future might be here sooner than you think. in california, el camino hospital calls itself the first smart hospital. the newest technology meets you almost at the front door. a biometric registration system, using palm scan, capturing a patient's unique vein pattern, which is linked to their medi