richard hart, abc7 news. >>> and now the forecast.e were enjoying the beautiful view of the embarcadero. you can't even see anything there is so much fog out there. >> yeah. and i want to show you another view from the high definition golden gate bridge camera. a lot of mist and drizzle and some very, very dense fog. it is slow going tonight and most definitely tomorrow morning. i know it is a holiday tomorrow, so not a lot of folks doing that morning commute. and then if you have an early morning flight, you may want to get up sooner and check to see if that thing will take off. here are the current readings. napa 48. 52 in san francisco. 49 in oakland. the fog is with you in antioch, 48 degrees. 48 in livermore. 51 in mountain view and 51 in san jose. here is a look at your highlights. we will continue with the dense fog advisory overnight. it will be very dense tomorrow as well. and then we should start to scour out a bit late in the afternoon. look for partial clearing late in the day. and tomorrow also is a spare the air day. ove

richard hart, abc7 news. >> angry birds, it makes me angry sometimes. get stuck on that. >> do you really? >> it is cold outside. >> some locations are below the freezing mark right now. it is setting up to be a cold night. this is it a live shot from the high definition mount -- from our camera. gone is the fog. we still have some in the valley areas. no fog out there, and just clear skies. here are current temperatures. fairfield is 31. 35 in antioch. livermore is at 33 degrees. already 37 in oakland and 35 in santa rosa. 41 in mountain view. we have 39 degrees right now in san jose. so yes it is going to be a cold night. the frost is expected inland as the temperatures drop well below the freezing mark. a mostly sunny day for your monday. the temperatures come up a few degrees. then we will thicken the clouds up on monday. the clouds return on the bay area on tuesday. here are expected lows. 28 santa rosa and 29 napa. that's the inland valley frost. 32 san rafael and35 oakland and 28 for livermore and 29 expected tonight in the antioch area. this is

richard hart reports on a video game that responds to touch. >> taking the hands on tabletop style oflassic games anden fusing it with the inter ago tough tee of the video games. >> this is a new way to play games. and it is a new way to learn math and use computers. smart cubes used to mimic the way we interact with computers. >> it is a very physical way of interacting with objects. why continue can't -- why can't our interactions been more like that? we both have a background of being interested in how we can improve the experience of using technology. that is something we care very deeply about. >> from stanford university to mit's media lab, they invented rechargeable screens that respond to touch, to each other, to the way you hold them and tilt them. like a wii controller that went to college. they communicate through a wireless network. in a game called chroma shuffle, you can match the dots. in another, you rush to create new paths to find lost eggs and to escape a monster. learn to spell by touching the correct letter or work the math problems without a calculater. part of t

with the next step in tablets, richard hart, abc 7 news. >> 4:52 this morning as you get out of bed,hat, you wanted to go back in, is that what it is. >> don't get out of bed if you don't have to. >> what are temperatures like? >> very cold. definitely. take a look outside, show you the reason why it's so cold and i'll show you those temperatures. looking down from mount tamalpais this morning. see sausalito there in the foreground. the background san francisco in the way background, probably fremont hayward. that's how clean the air is this morning. check out how cold it is. the 20s santa rosa, fairfield, livermore. 30 concord, 31 antioch and los gatos. 32 redwood city and san rafael and 33 in fremont. all those areas getting close to frost. mountain view, san jose, napa not far behind it, 35. 37 oakland. san francisco and half moon bay, low to mid-40s. monterey bay, mid to upper 30s into salinas and a frosty 27 in gilroy. so we'll have high clouds and sunshine today. not quite as chilly as it was over the weekend. i think we should see more 50 degree temperatures still cooler than

it's dubbed 7.1 and richard hart reports on the drive to discover 3-d sound. >> which come first, thehicken or the egg? or is it the rooster? this is the try lem ma faced by the 3-d movie a few years. exhibiters couldn't show movies until content creators made them but they couldn't make the movies until an audience demanded to buy tickets but the audience couldn't buy tickets to the movies the exhibitteres weren't showing in the theaters and so on. the audio it matters even more that sounds made by something emanate from its physical location. home movie systems have a sweet spot because the side and rear speakers share a channel. what does that mean for 3-d? that truck sounds it's coming directly over you or should or slightly left or right could depend where you're seated in the theater. but now dobie digital is rolling out a 7.1 surround system that gives the left back and right back speakers their own channels, hence the number 7. and it is seating movie makers with new editing tools like this setup with more than 36 channels. >> where as the first movie released in 7.1 sound but

a guy named richard hart orff has done a careful study of that question and the true number represents more accurately the kind of unfolding that the battle went through, about dirty 240 indians were killed. that a big deal for those people of course and their families, but they killed 260. remarkably one-sided military encounter but for some reason indians now have begun to think know there must have been a lot more and they seek permission to go onto the battlefield and to erect piles of stones where their great grandfather was killed and things of that kind. it is unreliable. >> i know this is completely way off, but my grandmother is full-blooded. my grandmother was full-blooded iroquois indian. >> everybody in the united states is part indian. >> i can prove it. >> i believe it. [laughter] >> i have been up to canada to the hometown where my grandmother was born, okay? and there was between 15 to 20 million american indians buried in wounded knee. will the president of the united states ever apologize like the germans have to the and etc.? will they ever apologize for the genocide