a few streets because of the wet weather last night and a raise in temperature for the weekend. nice seasonal weather coming your way. >> a lot of accidents due to those wet roads however no major hot spots yet. light at the toll plaza as well. >> and 6:00 this wednesday. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. a fairfield teacher is out on bail after having been arrested having sex with a minor. 27-year-old felicia killings made bail overnight. police arrested her yesterday. school district officials say they plan to meet as early as today to determine how to inform parents at angelo rodriguez high school where she worked as an english teacher. killings is scheduled to appear in court on friday. >> warning people walking dogs to watch for possible raccoon attacks. sunday night a pack of raccoons attacked and bit a woman in alameda's washington park. all the victims were walking small dogs. this woman was bitten in the leg and is undergaying rabies treatment. the raccoons are likely trying to get food. >> a sweep has led to the arrest of members of a violent bay area gang. the suspected leader is 21-year-old tran of san leandro. he was one of 16 people arrested. eight swat teams raided 23 locations including five marijuana grow houses in hayward and vallejo. they found a ton of marijuana worth $2.5 million. the targeteded suspect were involved in five recent shootings. >> we have evidence over wiretaps that pretty much identified them as being shooters and bragging about it. >> police seized $100,000 in cash and a dozen guns including uzis and ak 47's. angry california state university students will have even more to be upset about today. a hefty tuition increase. the increase is so big they can't even call it a fee anymore. >> they're getting back to reality and calling it tuition. 15% all told, 5% this school year and 10% next year and as you mentioned today approval is expected. csu has already raised tuition a number of times over the past three years. it would hike tuition 5% and in the fall 10%. all told raising $175 million annually. tuition rose 30% over the past year already. 76% over the past five years. now, the previous increases are resulting in student demonstrations, building takeovers and arrests. not all those being arrested are students. the student association says students know the problem stems from massive state funding cuts but one student told me this morning it still hurts. >> my dad helps me out but a lot of my friends have jobs and pay for their own tuition. it's going to be hard for them. and i think it's a horrible idea. the last thing they should cut is the funding to schools. >> show you right now, take a look. right now with $4,230 per year starting next year it's going to be up to $4884. you're going to be paying more and there's already been forced furloughs for faculty and there have been reduced courses. there are more online courses. i should point out that any cal state university student whose family is making $75,000 or less receives financial aid so they're not going to be hit by increased tuition. terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> terry thank you very much. medical marijuana activists in the south bay are pleading with the city of san jose police department to stop raiding and shutting down pot clubs. in recent weeks drug agents have raided three san jose medical marijuana clubs, a fourth voluntarily shut down fearing it would be raided. san jose officials say they can't stop the raids because they're not being conducted by city police rather by the santa clara enforcement team. and the commander says they've only been targeting places that profited from illegal drug sales. >> it's 6:05 now. 10% raises and holiday bonuses are a thing of the past? google is giving a surprising companywide salary hike and the impact could affect other companies. theresa garcia is live at google's mountain view headquarters to explain. >> well, google is clearly weighing the impact of giving these raises and impacting its profit margins with how important it feels employee retention is to the strength of the company. what it's hoping to do is protect its assets. in this case it's people from leaving to the competition. google surveyed its employees and found salary is more important than pay. based on that feedback google is financially rewarding staff as its way to thank them for the hard work and keep them happy. first off it's giving all 23,000 employees worldwide a 10% raise effective january 1st. every gooler is getting a car holiday bonus and google is paying the tax so they keep the whole amount. shifting bonuses into base salaries so they receive some in every paycheck and there will be merit increases and that's based on individual performance. all this extra compensation aims at boosting morale and retaining talent and that is a concern especially when already 10% of facebook.com employees are google vernes. plus other companies have poached from google as well. while it cost the company hundreds of millions to give this across the board increase, it sure does help google posted pretty strong third quarter results. >> all right theresa. time for a check on the wrth forecast. mike's been monitoring the radar and it's not showing a whole lot now. >> just that one lone storm we've been tracking all morning sliding down the coast from pacifica half moon bay now a lot of the farms there getting much-needed rain. going to continue sliding to the south, southeast. right now one and eventually dissipate over the next half hour or so. so the big story will be the temperatures. here's how to dress this morning. we are warmerer as we talked about. mid to upper 40s to menlo park. by the afternoon hours even though we're starting after warmer this morning look at the city 12 dress warmer in menlo park. 10 mountain view. the cooler air behind going to hold our temperatures a lot like yesterday. look for an increase in sunshine and the breezes, especially along the bodies of water. 56 clear lake low to mid-60s the rest of us. the monterey bay increase in sunshine and those breezes. 57 monterey low to mid-60s around the bay and inland. look at those temperatures slowly build with all that sunshine. to the point where saturday sunday, monday and tuesday just about all of us near 70 around the bay and inland. unfortunately the left over water has caused some accidents. >> lots of them this morning. there haven't been any hot spots though because traffic is still light. the golden gate bridge, the road a little wet. as you make your way across the san mateo bridge, no trouble right now. just a little more crowded. there is an accident in vallejo, westbound 37 at the fairgrounds. it's on the shoulder at this point but with emergency crews heading there because injuries have been reported we may see a lane blocked to slow things down. >> it's 6:09. >> just ahead is it really a better deal? 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[ female announcer ] so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just forou. ♪ ♪ because it is. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >> good morning everyone. it's 6:13 on the abc 7 morning news. a live look at the buildings of downtown oakland i believe. see the twin towers and p the federal courthouse. the traffic moving back and forth pretty easily there. and no rain here to report. there's a lone system out there all by itself that mike's been tracking on the radaring it. >> more news. airlines have pulled three a-380 superjumbos from service after it found oil on the engine where it shouldn't be. the planes will be fitted with new engines. since the airbus a-380s went into service they've been called the safist aircraft ever created. >> the portion of homes worth less than what their owners paid for them is at the lowest point since early 2009. the san jose mercury news reports homes in santa clara and san mateo counties are affected by negative equity. that's according to zillow's third quarter report on home values. about twice as many homes were underwater when they began tracking them in the first quarter in 2009 when foreclosures spread throughout the region. >> a senior executive has been suspended with pay for the online snooping that he did. william devereaux tried to join an online discussion group opposed to smart meters. here's the e-mail he sent who identified himself and wanted to learn about smart meters to see what i can do to help. he signs it ralph but at the top the message included his real name. the group's moderator recognized him as the man in charge of the smart meter program. consumer advocates call it a deception and a fraud and called for an immediate moratorium on smart meter installations. >> lots of folks are saving money these days by shopping at secondhand stores but be warned, it can bring unwanted visitors into your home. pest control experts say bed bugs are showing up more often in furniture cast off by someone else. you should be careful what you pick up at a thrift store or on craig list or what's left on a subside. >> for the average homeowners, picking up used furniture is the biggest reason people are getting bed bugs into their home. >> you can do kind of a visual inspection and look yourself for bed bugs. >> check seams of mattresses and furniture fabric for discoloration and check wood frames. it looks similar to mildew. >> the recent whether that has a lot of folks in the bay area waxing their skis and maybe a few thinking about trying skiing. >> sure. >> let's take a look show you what's going on helping the sierra right now from blue canyon. you can see the snow falling. a couple inches. about 7500 feet and they're making snow above lake level. a lot of the resorts keep adding to that base this morning because mother nature's not going to bring them anymore for a while. dry weather on the way but not until we get through this morning. beautiful picture from mount tamalpais this morning. you can see the clouds hanging around to the south. see if live doppler 7 hd has radar returns and sure enough they have returns down along the santa cruz mountains and that is slowly sliding to the southeast. we take a look at live doppler 7 hd. there we go. you can see that's where that lone cell is going. let's talk about the sierra. the heaviest of the snow falling now. it will taper to snow showers by about i'd say 10:00 this morning. heading up that way it's going to be tricky travel until then. temperatures around here in the mid to upper 40s santa rosa napa fairfield are livermore mountainview and los gatos. the rest of us low to mid-50s. watsonville, inland and gilroy low 50s. your three highlights for this forecast cycle morning clouds will fade to sunshine. breezy this afternoon. clear, calmer and cooler with the patchy valley fog forming. 1 degree cool ner concord, fremont the same. san francisco and san jose about 1 degree warmer. about 10 hours, 17 minutes and 31 seconds of sunshine today. with the sunshine we'll have temperatures in the mid-60s. low to mid-60s on the peninsula today but that breezy conditions at the coast look at those mid to upper 50s and feel even cooler than that. south san francisco breeze and around 60. 56 clear lake. over towards bodega bay cloverdale upper 50s. otherwise the rest of the north bay in the low 60s. breezy conditions along the east bay shore. we'll hit low to mid-60s here. 57 monterey 56 carmel. low 60s for the monterey bay. for tonight most of us in the 450s. however cooler in morgan hill, napa 36, santa rosa 37. cold front pushed through last night while you were sleeping. notice kinds of theed freckled nature of these clouds. that's a cooler air mass and a breezy one at that. tomorrow high pressure moves in. the calming influence will bring us warmer weather. saturday sunday monday and tuesday we'll hit the low to mid-70s. frances, how's it going this morning? >> actually going pretty well considering the number of accidents we've had due to some of the slick roads. bay bridge toll plaza only a minor wait for some of the cash-paying lanes and you need your chains if you're heading up to tahoe. mike showed you snow. another live shot of interstate 80 at king vail so chains i-80 and highway 50 this morning. let's check out 101 in san jose. see how the roads look a little wet. you want to take extra time. no need to rush. northbound traffic moving well up the peninsula. that's 880 across your screen. 680 in walnut creek looking good at this point. there's an accidents we're following, westbound 37 in vallejo fairgrounds. it's possibly blocking the right lane. you can get more drive times by going to our website, abc7news.com. it's under the bay area traffic link. he can kristen? >> frances, thanks a lot. it's 6:20. time for the must reads. a byproduct of the recession means you could pay more for an used car than a new one. blue book values on cars have jumped and struggling auto dealers are offering lucrative deals. that means the monthly payment on a brand new car could be more. >> the glenberg story is finally coming to the big screen. berk a san leandro native was the first openly gay outfielder. he was driven out of the game. he was popular with teammates and died of aids in 1995. >> where in the world is leo. that's the question the hi-tech world is asking. he's the new ceo of hewlett-packard but he hasn't been seen much lately. in fact, private detectives have been hired to track him down. speculation is the disappearance may be linked to oracle's effort to subpoena him in a $4 billion lawsuit the company has filed against german software giant sap. that was his former employer. we posted a link to the complete articles abc7news.com. >> 6:21. souring on the i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i 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tv. users can play, pause, rewind and adjust the volume. the preapp let's users cue up videos to watch later. ever want to play violin on your i-pad? now there's an app for that, of course. it's designed to completely represent indicate a violin. can you even put it on your shoulder to play. for those though actually play instruments, there's a song book option that let's you play by numbers. the app costs $2.99. if you have a sweet tooth this won't be sweet news to you. chocolate is getting more expensive. there's a shortage building. farmer in west africa have little incentive to plant cocoa trees. glowers earn less than a dollar a day. in 20 years the average joe won't be able to afford chocolate unless new research into growing higher yielding trees proof fruitful. soy maybe stockpile chocolate bars instead of gold bars. the latest on a north bay teacher arrested on charges of having sex with a minor. santa clara city council votes to cut dozens of jobs. the one thing that could now save the jobs. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live at san francisco state university where students are getting another case of sticker shock. what the board of trustees may likely do today comein' up. >> here's a look at the marriage apartments. notice how quiet the weather is. i don't see any and none really developing this afternoon. our flight ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] why choose between delicious or 100 calories? ♪ ♪ with yoplait delights, now you can finally have both. ♪ ♪ it's the perfect parfait with two indulgently rich layers of chocolate and raspberry yogurt and only 100 calories. yoplait delights. get rid of the "or." >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. ♪ it's 6:29. opening bell is going to ring right now on wall street. stock future waivered ahead of upcoming meeting of world leaders with government's debt problems. this morning the labor department released its weekly jobs report. says first-time claims for unemployment benefits fell sharply to the lowest level since july. so we'll go live to the new york stock exchange and see how investors are digesting the news in about 15 minutes. >> right now this story for ya. today california's largest university system is set to approve a massive tuition increase that critics say will force thousands of students to drop out. terry mcsweeney is live at san francisco state with details. terry? >> yeah, thousands may be forced to drop out by the line is long to get in and why they're adding 30,000 students next year and all gonna be paying tuition more for tuition. what they're doing this year is adding 5% to the tuition this year 10% in the fall of next year. tuition has gone up 30% this past year already and 76% over the past five years. csu also hack faculties and courses. there have been unrest on campus. students and others protesting and taking over buildings. but students may be feeling beaten down. >> there was a lot of demonstration about a year or two ago. i think people got used to the tuition hike. there's not a big outcry now. >> taking a look at that graphic, you can see what students are paying now, there's more than a $650 difference. all this because of the increase in tuition. i'm using the word tuition instead of fees. they're now calling it tuition increases. at one point they would say they had a tuition-free public college education system and kept trying to hang on to that as they called it fees instead of tuition. it's going up again. the vote is today, expected to be approved. >> terry thanks a lot. in solano county a teacher in fairfield arrested on sex charges with a minor is out of jail this morning. the sheriff's department said she made bail overnight. vallejo police arrested her yesterday. officials plan to meet as early as today to determine how to inform parents where killings worked as an english teacher. >> this morning oakland police are facing heavy criticism as they defend the decision by their officers to shoot and kill an unarmed man monday night. they were called on reports of a domestic abuse case. he ran down an ally and tried to climb a fence. >> during the foot chase the suspect was seen grabbing towards his waistband. this is a move consistent with someone reaching for a weapon possibly arming himself. >> it's such a generic story, a story that they give when anyone is murdered by the police. >> investigators say jones waps a parolee with prior arrests from guns drugs domestic violence and resisting arrest but some of those charges have been dropped and he was a local barber shop owner well liked in the community. >> 6:33. in the south bay dozens of parents are angry after the santa clara unified school board decided to rezone its boundaries. that means their children have to go to a new school next fall. the decision was made last night. 100 kindergartners will have to be bused koufl about 1 mile away. >> feel we can provide a great educational experience just across the road here. >> i live here and my new school is not here. >> it's a popular school but filled to capacity and the district said it needed to ease congestion there. the change will cause major traffic problems. >> the santa clara city council says the city faces a $13 million deficit. 82 employees could lose their jobs about 9% of the work force. some layoffs could be avoided if unions give up scheduled pay raises and take unpaid furlough days. three of the ten bargaining units have already agreed. >> this morning the clipper card is under more scootrutiny. you can travel farther than the distance you actually paid for on several different agencies like cal trains and bart. the problem is costing the public thousands of dollars a month. officials who oversee the clipper card say the flaw is actually there on purpose as a build-in convenience for confused or inexperienced travelers. >> at a time when we need to see transit systems getting every last dollar that they can, it's amazing this scam exists. >> as of right now there's no indication officials plan to do anything about the apparent flaw. >> 6:35. time for a check on the weather forecast as you head out the door. >> looks like the showers are out of the way. see a little sunshine this morning, right mike? >> increasing sunshine and breezes that will keep us cooler than average. one lone shower on live doppler 7 hd. all the farms picking the strawberries blackberries and all the other stuff. you can see it sliding down and eventually going to slide right off the coast and fall apart. final amounts impressive. mill valley nearly half an inch while the rest of us a 10th of an inch in san francisco, 1200 santa rosa and less than a tenth of an inch for the rest of us. you can see at 8:00 showers shrinking. temperatures close to where they are now which is upper 40 to low 50s. s the sunshine by noon and the clouds fading away. upper 50s to near 60. that's pretty much where we're going to stay during the afternoon hours. it will be a cooler breeze and hold our temperatures even with the sunny skies upper 50s to near 60. calmer sunny. what a gorgeous veterans day and that weather will last all the way through the weekend. just about everybody's going to be near 70 over the weekend. traffic's been a little tough. >> yes. this report includes everything and the kitchen sink which was cleared from the freeway. bridge toll plaza live shot shows traffic backed up into the maze. metering lights turned on right around 6:20. check out southbound 880. a stall at 23rd in the right lane. slowing there. and another problem near the oakland coliseum that's going to be cleared. but if you want to bypass all that no delays. it's been a little wet and slick this morning but no trouble across the span. the drive time 14 minutes from 880 to 101 on the right-hand side as you make your way to foster city. the golden gate bridge looking good. no tee lace out in marin county but another short farther north and 101 in san rafael shows everything looking good southbound there out of novato. >> all right, frances. thank you for the information. our time now 6:38. >> trading underway on wall street. a live report from the new york stock exchange straight ahead. here's a live look at the bishoping board philadelphia the dow down 24 points. >> the trip was supposed to take them to the mexican riviera. instead thousands of cruise ship passengers are running low on food and a day and a half from land. the latest on a stalled carnival cruise. >> the handshake that's become a international incident. why indonesia blame first lady michelle obama for creating the problem. >> that mysterious vapor porpoise trail off the coast of ♪ welcome back. it is wednesday it's 6:41. look at your california forecast. scattered showers possible around eureka at 56. track being the snow in the sierra all morning. it will become more scattered. should be fairly dry through the central valley with low 60s. mid-60s san diego with sunshine and warmest weather l.a. and pal being springs. here more news with eric. >> mike, thank you very much. it's 6:42. pentagon officials have still crashing their heads on mysterious pictures that appear to show the aftermath what some say was a missile launch off the southern california coast. the military says it wasn't one of theirs. abc 7's jenelle wang is here with the story and a new emerging theory. >> most experts are saying it was most likely from an airplane. there have been similar images in the past with jets were mistaken for missiles. a news helicopter captured the image monday just before sunset along arcing streaks off the coast of los angeles. the navy air force and other military officials say they didn't fire any missiles but has similarities. i heard one expert say it looked like a missile launch from a submarine but others say it's most likely something else. >> could be a jet air croft trail from something you're looking at horizontal and almost to the horizon. >> more are ruling out the rocket theory because the vapor trail appeared to alter its course and rockets don't do that. radar didn't pick up anything usual like an accelerating ships. it doesn't have definitive information to confirm it was a rocket. there was no danger to the u.s. >> a carnal cruise ship that's been stranded off the coast of mexico has been towed slowly towards san diego. it's thousands of passengers are expected to arrive in san diego tomorrow. a engine room fire on monday knocked out the power to the ship which is twice the size of the titanic. the 1400 passengers have been without air conditioning hot water or cooked meals. they brought in 50000 tons of food including spam pop tarts and they are offering passengers a full refined and a free future cruise. 100 new jobs on their way to solano county. they have awarded a local company a $3 million contract to recycle two of the ships in the moth bay plate. many have been sitting here for years corroding and polluting the bay. a company called allied defense recycling of petaluma will do the work and the former navy shipyard. >> it's 6:44. boeing investors are reacting after a fire that forced the emergency landing of a 787 dream liner during a test flight. jane king joins us live. this morning's "moneyscope" report. >> hello eric and kristen. good news here for google employees. they're about to get a 10% pay raise. this goes into effect in january. for all of google's 23,000 workers worldwide. this ard could go to the "wall street journal." the move is to prevent defections to rivals like facebook.com. as for trading stocks reporting we are a bit lower here today. we did have jobless claim weekly. they were out today because of veterans day. now coming in better than expected but historically very high. the bloomberg silicon valley index, actually down as well. boeing coming up under pressure. a fire knocked out some of the jet systems. boeing announcing it is cancels test flights. fast food chains with gourmet french fries coming out tomorrow. >> jane, thanks a lot. >> we have more news for you. state senator and former san francisco supervisor leland ye is running for mayor san francisco. meantime city supervisors are trying to figure out how to appoint an interim mayor to serve the remainder of gavin newsom's term. a competing resolution from board president david chew calls on the city clerk to come up with a process for choosing a relaysment. >> the oakland mayor's race may be undecided but it proves plenty costly for the candidate's own bank accounts. wong has spent $150,000 of her own money. peratta loned his campaign $140,000. they raised and spent more than 1.3 million dollars. president obama has arrived in south korea. the president traveled from indonesia and landed in seoul about five hours ago. it's the latest stop on an asian tour. tensions over currencies and trade gaps have simmered. participants have reported heated discussions about trade and exchange rates. >> a simple handled shake between first lady michelle obama and nearby's information minister is now causing international continental jersey. he was one of several dignitaries in a receiving line. you can see him here shaking mrs. obama's hand. the minister is a conservative muslim who makes a point of avoiding contact with women outside his family. on twitter the minister said he tried to resist the interaction and he blames the first lady for holding her hands too far towards him. >> oh, okay. is that kind of like shaking the queen's hand? >> kind of the opposite you know. so it's michelle obama, it will be okay. >> it will be okay weatherwise, too. >> warmer weather on the way. let's take a look up in the sierra. here's i-80. looking item westbound king vail. you can see the snow that has fallen and will continue to fall the next couple of hours. definitely adding to the bases. everybody keeping their fingers crossed this will be a good season. let's talk about what's happening here at home. look at this beautiful picture as we look back at san francisco. where are we mount tamalpais. absolutely gorgeous. nice shot. clouds hanging around and some are dropping some snow and even rain up in the sierra. you can see that and see how the bulk of the storm it starting to move away. here's our lone storm still chucking down 101 this morning moving away from the bay area. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s santa rosa, napa, fairfield mountains view, los gatos. we'll have 49d santa cruz, 40 monterey rz the three highlights for this forecast morning clouds, sunshine and a little breezy this afternoon. clear, calm and cooler tonight. right now looking like it won't be a problem. highs today well below average. 3 oakland redwood city and santa rosa. 4 degrees cooler than average in san francisco. the reason why cold front blew through, brought us that rain on the back side. cooler air coming in. over in the east by valleys low to mid-60s today with sunshine. sunny and breezy on the aft bay shore. claire valley, mid-60s for you. even faster over our coast where it's going to be the mid to upper 50s. south san francisco breezy, near 60. near 60s through most of the north bay valleys. monterey bay and carmel, breezy. tonight with calmer conditions the clear sky, 39 morgan hill. fairfield 38 napa 37, cloverdale 39. the rest of us low to mid-40s. veterans day calm sunshine and lightly warmer. by the weekend total sunshine from the coast inland. and other veterans days, thought you would like to see this picture from some of our troops over in the middle east. they're in our thoughts and prayers rz if you have whether votes we'd love to see them. upupload them. >> all right mike. a passenger reported delays on caltrain. train number 207 was wanted. train 211 will make all the stops. look out for that heading up the pidg. toll plaza backed up into the maze right now and slow on interstate 80 getting there. a live shot of berkeley. crowded conditions there. the drive time 26 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze about a 6 minute delay. mike showed you a nice picture of interstate 80 tahoe. this is highway 50 at meyers. you'll need chains this morning. in the south bay though it's been pretty quiet. a little dance but no major trouble reported. after cupertino, 101 fine north bound out of morgan hill and up the peninsula. look out for those caltrain delays but other systems reporting no delays. you can get the latest traffic information for your route to work by going to our website abc7news.com is the place to go and you'll find it under the bay area traffic link. eric. >> san francisco's supervisors have given final approval to an ard nancy that bans toys from traditional fast food kids meals. if they want to give out toys they have to provide meals that include fruits and vegetables. mayor newsom is trying to veto the legislation but yesterday's 8-3 vote is vitro-proof. >> several more places that smokers won't be able to light up. final approve given to new laws that ban smoking in parks, outdoor eating it in restaurants and common areas of apartments and condominiums. outdoor services like a movie or atm line. the rules take effect 30 days except existing apartments. >> recapping our top stories, cal state students will have to dig deeper into their pockets to pay tuition next semester. terry? >> board of of trustees expected to stay yes to a 5% tuition hike this year and a 10% tuition hike next year all because they say state budget cuts that's the problem. same reason they gave for the 30% increase over the past year and 76% in increases over the past five years. csu has also furloughed faculty reduced courses to cover the short fall. students and other have protested to no avail. some resulted in building takeovers and arrests. funding has been cut $625 million over the past few years. some of that is coming back this year but certainly not enough. it's a 23 campus system with 400,000 students and expected to jump another 30,000 and all this have them paying this increase which is expected to be approved by the board of trustees today. one solution is all get a job at google. >> good morning. it could help pay the bills there because in this still tough economy it seems unreal to hear of a company giving generous raises and bonuses during this time. a thank you for all your hard work but those who work here at google will certainly feel that spirit of giving as the company decides to dish out some raises and just want to keep them working here happily. by giving these raises and bonuses, they hope to keep people to leave for working at competition. already about 10% of facebook.com employees are google veterans plus other silicon valley companies have surveyed employees and found that salary is more important than other other component of pay. based on if a feedback google is rewarding staff. it's given all 23,000 employees worldwide a 10% raise effective january 1st. taxes paid for a holiday bonus with taxes paid by google. they receive some in every paycheck. and certainly it does impact the company's profit margins by hundreds of millions to do this across the board but it sure does help google just posted strong third quarter profits. theresa garcia, abc 7 news. >> thanks a lot. >> final check on weather and traffic. >> a lot of low to mid-60s around the bay. 58 half moon bay, clear lake and cloverdale mid to upper 50s. tonight cool and fog forming just like we're seeing in santa rosa. they're down to a quarter mile. tonight it could be doing the same thing with mid to upper 30s in the north bay valleys. low to mid-40s until you get to san francisco, 47. your 7-day forecast starts with veterans day and gorgeous weather. only warmer and sunnier through the weekend. >> brand new accident reported santa rosa north 101 to eastbound highway 12. injuries have been reported. no other details yet. the hot spot this morning at the bay bridge toll plaza where things are backed up into the maze. check out this beautiful shot of interstate 80 up in tahoe. you will need to bring your chains. you'll need your chains on highway 50. also caltrain northbound train 207 cancelled 211 making all the stops. >> thank you for joining us for the abc 7 morning news. >> back with a local update at