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if you're heading over towards the castro valley y, you might see some lights because there are some traffic flows smoothly. but all lanes are open for castro valley boulevard underneath the freeway and the off ramps are also open. that is a nice flow of traffic off the dublin interchange. the bay bridge, nice look at the upper deck where traffic is starting to pick up and the volume heading out of oakland into san francisco with those headlights. top of the screen there's a dark band, low clouds impeding our view there. not a problem for bridge goers but there's a note for fog throughout much of the outer reaches of the bay area. sun sunol, right in the middle of the bay area, southbound -- the southbound direction, taillights barely visible. pretty thick fog through the grade there. there's other spots with pretty thick fog as well. >> fremont seeing pretty thick fog, concord is at 3 miles of visibility and the densest fog is in the north bay, less than a quarter of a mile. you couple that with freezing conditions and you actually have the threat of freezing fog and black ice over

head this way. we've got dry conditions. d-r-y.o is going to explain what that word means in a few minutes. but it's going to be dry. >> come on, dry! it's been a while, i'll give you that. the first commute day in 2011 brings higher prices. it now costs an additional 25 cents per zone to ride caltrain. that means a one-way ticket from san jose to san francisco is now 75 cents higher. $8:50. a go pass is $1.55. the clipper card a bit more to ride the boats. the one-way fare on the sausalito ferry has increased 10% from $4.40 to $4.85. the new fare $5.70 up from $5.15. cash fares which are higher will remain the same at $8.25. the part of the plan to cut the district's $89 million five-year deficit. >> two hot issues. supervisors are considering an ordinance that would stop pg&e from installing smart meters in the unincorporated areas of marin county without more study. calls it an immediate threat to public health, safety and welfare and the supervisors are reviewing an ordinance banning plastic bags and grocery checkout counters.

the pattern of the morning then as we head through the day we'll get that hazy sunshine by the afternoon. and he-yhave a spare the air alert due to the fact we don't have a lot of sxwind high pressure acting like a lid over the bay area, trapping those smoke particles across the east bay valleys and down around san jose as well. no rain to talk about for your holiday weekend and certainly none to talk about as we go through the work week as well. high pressure just acting like a shield, deflecting all of these incoming storms way off to the north. we're going to have more foggy and somewhat fair conditions as we go through the next few days with high pressure aloft it tends to trap some of the moisture at ground level. we've got the fog sticking around the next few mornings but the dry pattern's going to last all through this week and possibly the better part of next week too. temperatures mostly in the 40s and maybe some low 50s outside. then as we head toward tomorrow, just like we had today, once the fog breaks up we'll get some hazy sunshine areas. down around gilroy and watsonville, may warm

heads, you know? i said, "we've got to be active. we've goting y anything when the cycle is high".se commodities generally are a cyclical business. it goes up, it goes down. so i said, "when it's down, we'll buy, and we're not going to start a new mill when it's up, or..." - mm-hmm. it makes sense. - it makes sense but nobody does that! - they get caught up in the cycle. they think it's going to keep going up. - yeah, if company a announces, "look, we're going to build this new mill, and we're going to do this and that", and stocks and prices are high, the other guys can't wait. they say, "okay, we'll do it". we waited. - and of course you picked up a lot of the stuff that they built probably. - we picked up both property and companies by waiting. - but why is it that... you know, it's the oldest wisdom in business, isn't it? you buy low, sell high. and we see this in the stock market. the psychology--people can't follow that basic rule--the psychology goes against it. why? - there's a herd instinct, you know? "if x is doing it, gosh, i've got to do it too!" and it's wrong. - you l

y human being. >> one senior official has opened a dialogue but doesn't amount to anything? -- does it amount to anything? mohamed elbaradei is someone who gives respectability to the protests and another headed for the government. >> i have to give them as much support, political support and moral support, whatever i can do. i will be with them. they're my people and i have to be there and i would like to see egypt continue. >> all sides are gearing up for more protests and renewed trails of strength. -- trials and strength. >> one of those keeping an eye on the unrest is the state department. egypt is a major player in the stability or otherwise of the middle east. the u.s. has a big stake in that. adam brooks is in washington for us now. the u.s. secretary of state has been speaking. we saw hillary clinton. the president also. behind the scenes, the phones must be red hot. >> i think we can say that some sort of robust dialogue will be taking place between washington and cairo. it will be interesting to see at what point a telephone call will take place between president obama and america's ally, president mubarak. they are rather circumspect as are all american leaders. not wanting to be

approach 7:00 tomorrow oarning y will see mi t30ins hein north so it's sonoma county, napa erunty upba toward lake county whee w could see green chvegie ongr to white as we head through the overnight hours tonight we'll talk more about these low snow opportunities for the bay area for upcoming weekend coming up in our full forecast in just a few minutes. back to you. >> our wet holidays continue. thank you very much. with the new year just hours away you may already have plan in place to party safely. if you don't there are plenty of options to avoid driving drunk. don't do it. nbc has the story. >> reporter: biggest party night of the year. >> have a designated driver so everybody has a safe evening enjoy the new year. that's what it's about. >> reporter: to make sure you are celebrating responsibly, dui checkpoints will be set up around the bay area all weekend long. >> we're very visible. we're very aggressive in our enforcement efforts because we know every time we pull a drunk driver off the road that we saved someone's life. >> reporter: as many as 80% of all available california highway patrol officers will be out in full force and as of wednesday, sfp

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heading to the scene now so likely lanes blocked in that area. again that's on city streets main lines of the freeway westbound 580 approaching the castro valley yook good. 67 miles per hour. so we'll continue to follow that accident there again foothill and 167 in castro valley. we are also watching delays through vallejo ferry. it's our only mass transit issue. shuttle buses are replaces ferry service for this morning. the bay bridge just turned the metering lights on less than 10 minutes ago so we got slight delays now already backed up to the end of the parking lot in fastrak and cash lanes. still looks okay up the incline towards the "s" curve so that will likely change here in the next few machines but for right now just about a five- to ten- minute wait to get on the bridge. back to you. >> thank you. >>> san bruno fire victims get a chance tonight to suggest ways to spend donation that poured in after september's pipeline explosion. the total is about $380,000. a report in the "mercury news" says the brown is city council will make the -- says the san bruno city council will make the final decision after take public comments into conside

y be the clearest message we have heard about expectations of the egyptian government going forward. exactly what would meet those expectations is not something that was spelled out, but i am sure the headsn egypt are intently listening to that message. >> we hear the chief of staff of egypt's arms forces isç out but is returning to egypt. how do you see this going forward? >> obviously i think military is in a strong position. their intentions are something of a mystery at the moment. the egyptian military has been the bedrock foundation of the state since the 1952 revolution, but have become less involved in day-to-day politics. they are still the ultimate insurance for the bridge game and have come out in support of the regime in 1977 and 1976. their role has been enhanced. there is something of a competition between the people and regime for the loyalty of the armed forces. it is not clear to me exactly whereç they loyalty's might li, but i am sure they are considering many of their institutional prerogatives in the interests and how those are better served going forward. >> there were suggestions of clashesç between the egyptian military and police. do you know any more of that?

y where it is illegal to burn. it is pretty mild. you don't need to burn. it is 48 degrees. turning to 64 later this afternoon. 62 in fremont. 61 in santa rosa. headingr of the week, hey, it is monday, but we are already looking at that weekend. 59 degrees on friday. we are going to cool down towards the weekend. the start of the week, once we get past the fog each morning through wednesday, we are talking about a lot of sunshine and really beautiful days, especially heading through your tuesday. 68 degrees. really nice. and 62 for wednesday. so brent has the day off. laura, thank god you are here with me this morning. >>> oh, i would never leave you. thank you. 5:18 right now. hollywood is in recovery though this morning after the golden globes took place last night. >> reporter: a film of facebook's origin got nor like votes than any other last night at the golden globes. "the social network" came away with four awards including best drama. >> i hope the success of this film, the work of all these producers here, aaron's work, david's work, a remarkable supportive system in sony, will encourage other studios that these films have value. >> reporter

y congresswoman gabrielle giffords was hosting a sidewalk gathering. a gunman opened up. six people were killed, among them a 9-year-old girl and a federal district judge. congresswoman giffords was shot in the head. she remains in critical condition this morning, but doctors say they are hopeful. meanwhile, authorities have one suspect in custody. his name is jared loughner. at this hour, officials are hunting for someone who they think may have been associated with the suspect. there's a picture they're hoping someone will recognize and call with information. coming up, we're going to get the latest from here in arizona. we'll have a conversation with two people who helped subdue the shooter until police arrived. >>> and we'll also take a closer look at some of the victims, including the youngest, a 9-year-old girl born on the day of the 9/11 attacks she had just been elected to the school council, and went to see the congresswoman because she was interested in government. a sad story there. >>> miguel almaguer joins me. >> reporter: at least six people are dead, another 13 injured. the fbi and sheriff's department is conducting a joint investigation. this morning they believe they have the gun

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