now as homicide investigators here on the scene of the 1600 block of kirkwood at newhall, the coroner van just leaving a couple of minutes ago. police say that two teenaged boys were shot inside a house at around 1:30 this morning. one died, the other taken to the hospital with life- threatening injuries. the boys aged 15 to 16. officers say they don't have any suspects. we don't know if the boys are related or if they lived at the house here in the bay view. we don't know if adults were in the house or what the motive may have been of the shooter or if this was gang-related. still many questions at this hour. we are waiting for a public information officer to arrive at the scene and answer more questions for us. meantime, the homicide unit continues to be here to investigate this crime. elizabeth. >> okay, sharon chin live for us this morning in san francisco. thank you. well, today divers will be back out searching a canal near patterson for any signs of a 4- year-old boy missing now for a week. stanislaus county sheriff's crews pulled five stolen cars out of the delta mendota canal last week in the hunt for juliani cardenas. investigators say there has been no activity on the suspect's cell phone or credit cards and no other credible sightings of the suspect or the boy since he was snatched. spider dan's trial wrapping up in san francisco today. dan goodwin is facing misdemeanor charges for climbing the millennium tower on labor day. goodwin decided to go on trial instead of making a plea deal to get his message out. he says american skyscrapers aren't secure enough and fire departments aren't able to fight fires in high-rise buildings. while we are in the middle of a budget crisis california lawmakers have a perk that most drivers would love, free gas. sonja shin is in emeryville reporting that that privilege racks up more than a quarter billion dollars in bills for the state every year. sonja, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that is right. a report in today's "chronicle" has revealed that state lawmakers in california have a unique perk. they are spending thousands of dollars each year taxpayer money on state issued unlimited gas cards. it's a perk that's unique to california. last year, california tax dollars covered more than $200,000 in gas credit card bills for the assembly and nearly $90,000 for the state senate according to documents requested by the "chronicle." that amount may be small compared to california's $25 billion deficit. but this spending is happening at a time when cuts are being made across the board including those to programs for the poor and the elderly. legislators can fill up their cars or have them maintained with the state-issued cards that are supposed to be used for legislative purposes only but there is no limit on these credit cards. in 2010, the top three gas spenders in the assembly were jim neilson of tahama county spending more than $10,000, isidore hall of los angeles county spending more than about $6,700, dan logue of yuba county spending about $6,400 and in the senate, dean florez of kern county spent more than $7,000, dave cogdill of stanislaus county spent more than $6,000 and leland yee of san francisco spent about $5,300. santa monica-based consumer watchdog group says that these types of unlimited credit cards are just unacceptable at a time when parks are being closed and people's healthcare is being taken away. >> thank you, sonja shin in emeryville. aides to president obama say he will lay out his ideas on creating jobs and strengthening the economy in tonight's state of the union address. the president's plan is expected to center around five pillars: innovation, education, infrastructure, deficit reduction, and reforming government. in a nod towards civility in light of the tucson rampage, at least 60 democrats and republicans say they will sit next to one another instead of across the aisle. >> i think anytime when you're talking about something as reflective and sober as the state of our union, to do that in an atmosphere where democrats and republicans are not divided by a central aisle but sitting together, i think that's -- i think that's a good step. >> there will be several special guests at tonight's address. daniel hernandez the intern credited with helping save the life of representative gabrielle giffords, one of the congresswoman's doctors, and the parents of 9-year-old christina green, who was killed in that rampage. our live coverage of the state of the union address starts at 6:00 this evening. that will be followed by a special edition of cbs eyewitness news at 7:30. russia's president says airport officials must bear responsibility for security failures that allowed a suicide bomber to kill dozens of people. a closed circuit camera capturing images of yesterday's deadly explosion at moscow's busiest airport. 35 people were killed, more than 100 others were wounded. so far, no one has claimed responsibility. but islamic militants in the southern region of chechnya have been blamed for previous attacks in the moscow area. all right. time now 5:06. another check of weather and traffic. let's go over to robert lyles who has another check of your forecast. good morning. >> elizabeth, sydnie, good morning. we have been talking about it for more than a week this winter warmup. today it is delivering. so let's start with what's happening out there right now. 40 degrees in santa rosa, a very mild overnight and into this morning. the coolest of temperatures we're seeing right now 39 degrees for fairfield but otherwise quite nice. look at pacifica and san francisco. 52 and 51 degrees and that's nothing. it's going to get a lot warmer today. in fact, we're expecting temperatures up to 15 degrees warmer than average. santa rosa usually stands at 57 degrees this time of year. expected high today 72 degrees. that is a 15-degree spike. traditionally 59 in san francisco? 67 is the expected high today, an 8-degree increase. and while this warmup is happening, hold on! a cooldown is on its way. and can you hear the possibility of some rain? say it ain't so. i'll have much more coming up in the pinpoint forecast. here's gianna with the traffic report. >> reporter: let's get a live look at san jose. 101 near alum rock you can see traffic very light looking good this morning no delays to report. we do though have some construction throughout the san jose area and we'll jump to the maps. they just wrapped up a trouble spot south 101 connector north 280 cleared out. ralston and hills day roadwork in the clearing stages not causing troubles to 101. they are moving everything out. across the san mateo bridge, off to a good start. 13 minutes from 880 to 101. no delays along 880 through hayward. we had some earlier construction right around winton but that's also been cleared out of the road. that's a look at your morning commute. back to you guys. >> thank you. the bay area's largest city shaken by a 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because high pressure remains deeply entrenched out over the pacific. this will continue to control our weather for at least the next three days. but keep in mind, this high pressure system, although it's been a fire at and dominant, this low pressure -- although it's been a fighter and dominant, the low pressure system is going to be stronger. so by the end of the week it's going to bring in some clouds. get this, even a very slight chance of some rain. that's expected in the north bay. today before we get to that, we are talking about temperatures that feel far more spring-like. 72 milpitas and los gatos. we'll see 71 in cupertino, even 65 degrees for daly city. 68 in half moon bay. push back into the east bay, the upper 60s dominate, as well. 68 danville, 65 antioch and brentwood, 69 in livermore. north bay warms up quite well, as well. 67 to 72 degrees the expected high in santa rosa. i mentioned the heat holding on. it lasts through thursday. friday a slight dip in temperatures. but by sunday, we see mostly cloudy skies and temperatures return to seasonal averages and again a slight chance of rain. in a slight chance of for a look at what's going on on the roadways, here's gianna. >> to the bay bridge we go where traffic is very light. metering lights off. no delays to report. across the upper deck reports of construction -- excuse me, on the lower deck, on the eastbound side of skyway to the tunnel left lane blocked until 7:00. southbound 880 between 66 and hegenberger they have various lanes shut down until 6 a.m. not too much going on, traffic good in both directions. 680 between alcosta and sycamore valley road construction, as well. 680 both directions also various lanes could be blocked there. san mateo bridge off to a good start. 13 minutes between 880 and 101. no delays on 101, earlier construction near belmont is cleared. golden gate bridge problem-free and nice ride 8 minutes south 101 from 37 to 580. and if you are planning on taking the great highway later on today there is a closure planned. it will be shut down between lincoln way and sloat boulevard in effect from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today so plan for delays. mass transit always a good choice, bart, ace, muni and caltrain all on time this morning. remember our radio partners when you hit the roads, kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. back to you guys. >> thank you. here's a look at this morning's top stories. a double shooting in san francisco's bayview district early this morning leaves one teenager dead, another with life threaten injuries. the boys who are 15 and 16 were shot inside the home on kirkwood around 1:30. so far no suspects or possible motive. california lawmakers billed the state for more than a quarter million dollars worth of gasoline last year. the 120 legislators get state credit cards for gas. the "chronicle" reports the cards are supposed to be used only for state business but the cards don't have a limit. president obama is expected to focus on jobs tonight when he gives his second state of the union address. there will be a change in the house chambers for tonight's speech. democrats and republicans will sit together rather than on separate sides of the aisle. an islamic group faces opposition to its plans for a mosque in milpitas the focus of a public hearing planned for this evening. the group says it's outgrown the dar es salaam mosque and wants a new larger one three miles away on montague expressway. the property is right next to a condominium complex. many who live there in the housing development are concerned about parking and traffic. they say they have nothing against the religion but they are concerned about those who do. >> they will see this mosque and, you know, they might do some stupid things like graffiti or tear down the windows or hassle people. and this could spread over to the neighboring community and i don't want to see that happen. >> mosque leaders say the facility has drawn no complaints in 16 years at its current location. tonight the san jose city council will get its first look at complete plans for development around the diridon train station. the historic downtown station will have to be upgraded for california's high-speed rail system. the city also hopes the as will be able to build a new ballpark adjacent to the station. the "mercury news" says other plans include 5 million square feet for offices, stores and restaurants and more than 3,000 residential units and hotel rooms. supporters of a college radio station trying to bring it back to life with a rally today at a san francisco supervisors meeting. the university of san francisco's kusf went off the air last week after a series of ownership changes affecting 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 already have similar policies. here's a nifty new contraption for those of how keep forgetting where you parked your car. i do this a lot. all right. a shopping center in santa monica has installed the first camera-based find your car system. shoppers who have lost their vehicles simply punch their license plate number into a kiosk, cameras above each space read the plates and find the match. >> really is great and helpful because, you know, we do forget where we park all the time. >> now that you said that i'd have to make sure i memorized my license plate a little better. >> so good. everyone's car looks the same. it's hard to remember. this system also shows drivers whether a parking spot is open using a green or red light above the space. now, the system does have its critics, though. some say the cameras violate their privacy. this morning, we'll learn the nominees for the academy awards next month. the social network about the founder of facebook is one of the front-runners. 10 movies are up for best picture. there will be five nominees for other categories. the awards ceremony is february 27th -- but it's on another network. [ laughter ] >> and let's take of a live look from beverly hills. you can see they are getting ready for the announcement of the nominees this morning here on cbs 5. a lot of actors and actresses up early probably not -- >> they always look good. >> they always look good. so the big whoha about to start in 10 minutes. [ laughter ] >> it is exciting, though. >> it is. >> i got to see "the king's speech" over the weekend and it was just incredible. colin firth. i definitely see him as a major contender. >> that's what everyone says. it is 5:27. coming up, they are headed to the white house. >> the special guests from the bay area attending tonight's state of the union. a double shooting this morning inside a san francisco house. one man is dead, an update from police station coming up. a new report reveals the california lawmakers have been spending thousands of dollars each year on a unique perk. find out what your tax dollars have been paying for coming up. ,, ,, the next, you start one feeling a bit off.ne. the moment you feel run down or achy, nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again. oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud. your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com good morning. it is tuesday, january 25th. thanks for joining us. i'm sydnie kohara. >> i'm elizabeth wenger. time now is 5:30. one teenager is dead, another has life-threatening wounds after a double shooting this morning in san francisco. sharon chin is at the scene in the bayview district and has a live update from police. good morning, sharon. reporter: yes, we have an update. first an update on the ages. they are not teenagers. lieutenant troy dangerfield says that they were men involved. go ahead and tell us what happened. >> this morning at approximately 1:30 this morning, approximately 1:30 a.m., there was an altercation that happened here in the 1600 block of kirkwood where two victims were shot inside the residence here. one was fatally wounded. and the second victim was shot several times suffering life- threatening injuries at the hospital, they were black males approximately 18 to 20 years old, not sure of the exact age. it's currently being investigated by "homicide" and gang task force is assisting as well. >> reporter: so you think this could be gang-related? >> not sure. that's why a gang task force is assisting to find out exactly what happened. we don't have the motive. we don't have suspect information at this time. >> reporter: you don't know if there was one person, more than one shooter? >> i don't have any information about the shooter. >> reporter: do we know whether these two men who were shot, were they related in any way? did they live at the house? >> i don't have any information on whether they were related and it's still under investigation on whether they live at the house or not. >> reporter: is this house on this particular block that's had particular problems here in the bayview? >> i don't know of any particular problems here in the bayview. it looks like a residential neighborhood here on kirkwood so i don't know of any particular problems. >> reporter: okay. so we have two adults then, shot. one of them multiple times. the other one as well? >> don't know how many times the person who was fatally injured was shot but it did turn into a fatal injury so i'm not sure how many times were shot. >> reporter: thank you, so two men shot between the ages of 18 and 20 one dead at the scene the other suffering life- threatening injuries in the hospital this morning. >> thank you, sharon chin in san francisco. also this morning, police in concord looking for a group of teenagers accused of attacking a mentally disabled man. investigators say those kids threw rocks at the man and hit him with sticks sunday night. they took off after neighbors stepped in. the man suffered a minor injury but should be okay. anyone with information should call police. today crews will be back out at a canal near patterson searching for any signs of a 4- year-old boy missing now for this a week, juliani cardenas. he is the little boy police say was kidnapped by his mother's ex-boyfriend a week ago. stanislaus county sheriff's crews pulled five stolen cars out of the delta mendota canal last week in the hunt for juliani cardenas. none belongs to the suspects. investigators say there has been no activity on the suspect's cell phone or credit cards and no other credible sightings of the suspect or the boy since he was snatched. the suspect jose rodriguez may be driving a silver toyota corolla with california plates 6hbw445. well, you probably buy your own gas and we all know it is not cheap. but you're paying for state lawmakers to fill up their tanks. sonja shin reports that the price tag is more than a quarter million dollars every year. going to have a lot of people upset, huh, sonja? >> reporter: definitely. a report that was in today's "san francisco chronicle" has revealed that state lawmakers in california have a unique perk. they are spending thousands of dollars each year taxpayer money on state issued unlimited gas cards. it's a perk that's unique to california. last year, california tax dollars covered more than $200,000 in gas credit card bills for the assembly and nearly $90,000 for the state senate according to documents requested by the "chronicle." that amount may be small compared to california's $25 billion deficit. but this spending is happening at a time when cuts are being made across the board including those to programs for the poor and the elderly. legislators can fill up their cars or have them maintained with the state-issued cards that are supposed to be used for legislative purposes only but there is no limit on these credit cards. in 2010, the top three gas spenders in the assembly were jim neilson of tahama county spending more than $10,000, isidore hall of los angeles county spending more than about $6,700, dan logue of yuba county spending about $6,400 and in the senate, dean florez of kern county spent more than $7,000, dave cogdill of stanislaus county spent more than $6,000 and leland yee of san francisco spent about $5,300. santa monica-based consumer watchdog group says that these types of unlimited credit cards are just unacceptable at a time when parks are being closed and people's healthcare is being taken away. >> thank you, sonja shin in emeryville. i think a lot of people will be surprised by those numbers. thank you. if you have to drive and you have a convertible you might want to put the top down today. let's go to robert and take a look at this beautiful tuesday forecast. robert? >> top down, sunglasses... you might even want to play hooky from work -- whoops, i didn't say that! 39 degrees is -- it's not the chilliest but it is chilly out there for santa rosa. the chilliest 37 degrees for fairfield. but look at this. 50 degrees for pacifica and san francisco. so other than the far extremes of our inland areas we're seeing a mild start to the day and i say mild, that's because we are on our way to a significant heatup. santa rosa record temperatures setback in 1984 at 72 degrees. san jose record setback in 62 years ago, 71 degrees. they are expected to be 70 degrees. mountain view at 69, many of these temperatures could exceed those record temperatures but a cooldown is on the way. but a cooldown is i'm going to tell you about that coming up in your pinpoint forecast. for now let's take a look at the roads and gianna. >> the roads are actually looking good this morning. the only thing to contend with is construction. both directions 680 -- i can never say 680 without having a cough -- both directions of 680 between alcosta and sycamore valley roadwork in effect, various lanes closed. they should have this wrapped up within the next 20 minutes. 880 through oakland, we have road construction here as well south 880 between 66 and hegenberger. various lanes shut down. that should be wrapped up within the next 30 minutes, as well. now, great highway later on today it will be shut down between lincoln way and sloat boulevard for sand removal. that's in effect from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. so do plan for that. and other than that traffic actually light through san francisco. that's a look at your morning commute. back to you guys. >> thank you. governor jerry brown delivering his state of the state address next monday. he is expected to use the stage to lobby for his budget plan including his bid to extend temporary tax increases. brown's office though has yet to announce any more details of the event. president obama preparing to deliver his second state of the union address tonight. >> as inez foret reports, the afocus will be on jobs. >> i think you'll hear the president talk about economic things including getting our fiscal house in order. >> reporter: in his second state of the union address, the president will highlight the need to make u.s. companies more competitive and ready to hire. he will call for new incentives and investments on everything from education to green energy to roads and bridges. but funding those programs may be difficult. an online preview of his speech over the weekend immediately raised red flags among republicans. >> the president looks for every opportunity to spend money. >> reporter: hours before the state of the union house republicans will take up a vote to reduce government spending. the gop has already vowed to cut $100 billion from the budget this year. >> the president wants to spend the republicans want to cut. >> reporter: the president will discuss the need to reduce the deficit but it isn't clear what he will do. >> we are not going to have a debate in washington about whether we need to make changes. we are going to have a bipartisan discussion and work together on how we go about doing that. >> reporter: that bipartisanship could begin to take shape tonight when some republicans and democrats break with tradition and sit together. ines ferre for cbs news, washington. two santa cruz-based entrepreneurs will be attending the speech. they opened an ice cream shop. they made a youtube video to thank the governor for stimulus money and got a phone call from the vice president. our live coverage of the state of the union address starts tonight at 6:00 followed by a special edition of cbs eyewitness news at 7:30. the suspect in the tucson shooting rampage has pleaded not guilty. loughner appeared in court yesterday. he said nothing but grinned during the hearing. he faces federal charges of trying to kill congresswoman giffords and two aides. more charges are expected to follow since six people were killed in the attack. the defense will try to prove that loughner is not competent to stand trial. the first guantanomo bay detainee to have a civil trial will be sentenced today. he was convicted last year of conspiring to destroy government buildings in africa back in 1998. the 36-year-old faces life in prison. defense attorneys argue that he didn't have firsthand knowledge about the bombing scheme. russian prime minister vladimir putin is promising retribution for the suicide bombing that killed 35 people at moscow area's busiest airport. a closed circuit camera captured images of yesterday's explosion. there has been plenty of finger- pointing as to who is responsible for the security lapse. so far, no group has claimed responsibility. but islamic militants in the southern region of chechnya have been blamed for previous attacks around moscow. it is 5:41. do your knees often hurt at work or at home? 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degrees above average. so in the inland areas expect temperatures to get up to as much as 72 degrees. 69 inside the bay. 68 degrees at the coastline, mostly sunny. what is happening? well, high pressure continues to dominate our weather and it will remain firmly locked in place but only until friday. that's when this low pressure system starts its descent, it's really just going to muscle out this high pressure system. that means that by saturday more clouds begin moving in. by sunday, it's mostly cloudy and we're even looking at, get this, a very slight possibility of some rain showers. but before we get to the weekend, we know that we're going to have a phenomenally warm day today. 70 degrees from redwood city all the way to san jose. 72 expect in los gatos. move back into the east bay, temperatures equally as warm, the upper 60s hold on. 68 degrees for danville and dublin. the north bay will see the warmup, as well. the warmest of temperatures is expected in santa rosa, 72 degrees. that could be a record. we are going to watch that throughout the day. mostly sunny skies today through friday and as mentioned the clouds move in by the weekend. and temperatures return to seasonal averages, 61 degrees by sunday. here's gianna with a look at the roads. >> reporter: let's head to the bay bridge to get a bridge check this morning. so far, so good. metering lights are still off and you can see a nice ride approaching the toll plaza. only 18 minutes now from the carquinez bridge to the maze. our other bay area bridges also looking very nice this morning. here's live look at the san mateo bridge where it's 13 minutes between hayward and foster city. no delays along 880 or 101. golden gate bridge also problem-free. no delays on the waldo tunnel or across the span. 680 both directions between alcosta and sycamore valley road we have roadwork that will in effect until 6:00 various lanes shut down through that portion. same for 880 southbound between 66 and hegenberger. things will wrap up in the next few minutes. not affecting the freeway too badly. here's live look at 880 in the area where traffic actually looks good. raffic actually very light this morning. no delays to report. across the span on the bay bridge into san francisco traffic light. now eastbound on the lower deck we do have construction in the left lane between the skyway and the tunnel. so give yourself some extra time. great highway also a closure in effect for later on today. it will be shut down between lincoln way and sloat boulevard from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. so use an alternate. to the south bay we go, traffic light no delays on 101 or 280. here's a live look at 880/237 through milpitas. traffic actually looking very good there. if you are taking mass transit today everything good, 42 trains on time for bart. ace trains number one and three on schedule. muni and caltrain no delays. remember our radio partners when you hit the roads, kcbs 740-am and 106.9-fm. back to you. >> thank you. let's take a check of today's top stories. one young man is dead, another has life-threatening injuries after a shooting this morning in san francisco's bayview district. both victims are between 18 and 20. the man who survived was shot multiple times. so far no arrests. taxpayers, yup, you're picking up the tab for state legislators to drive around california. the "chronicle" checked those bills and found that state lawmakers charged more than a quarter million dollars on their state issued gas credit cards last year. the search resumes today in a stanislaus county canal for a 4-year-old boy. juliani cardenas of patterson has been missing for a week. authorities are look for a car belonging to a suspect who they say snatched cardenas from his mother's arms a week ago. new this morning another reason to kick the habit. a new study suggests women who smoke are more likely to have breast cancer, especially if they become smokers early in life. the risk is about 6% higher compared to women who had never smoked. with more health news, here's betty nguyen. reporter: the price of treating heart disease in the u.s. is expected to triple in the next 20 years. the american heart association says the cost will climb to more than $818 billion by 2030. treating high blood pressure accounts for almost half that. doctors say lives and money could be saved if americans were better about exercise, diet and eating less salt. if your knees are causing chronic pain, it might be your feet. a new study says older adults with flat feet may be more likely to have knee osteoarthritis because it causes the leg to rotate inwanted damaging damaged cartilage leading to arthritis. more research is needed where advising people to use arch supports. the food industry is getting ready to make nutritional information more prominent. by the end of this year you will be able to see calories, saturated fat, sugar on the front of most food packaging in addition to the longer label on the back. the new voluntary nutrition keys system is replacing an industry program called smart choices that the fda called misleading. those are some of the day's top medical stories. i'm betty nguyen, cbs news, new york. people in the east bay will see you in target stores very soon. one will open on the border of oakland in emeryville in march another in october in eastern dublin. the new stores could mean up to 500 new jobs in the east bay. it is all part of the company's plan to roll out 21 new stores nationwide. a total of 5 will be here in california. it is 5:50. from the computer screen to the television screen, the new challenge eric schmidt wants to take after he steps down as google's ceo. for 2010 are... >> and the nominees are! who is in the running for this year's oscars. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! you money -- now, that's progressive. and three friends from missoula, montana, won the first ever folgers jingle contest. to find 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[ laughter ] >> i guess we shouldn't tell people on the east coast what's going on over here, huh? >> i bet they're taking a look at some of this video and very, very jealous. >> we should tell them what's going on here, absolutely! >> rub it in. >> snap a photo, you put it on facebook you email it you let 'em know, this is the reason you live here. so all the time they talk about us, here's one great reason to live here in california. we are going to see temperatures anywhere from 8 to 15 degrees above average today. and it won't be just today. these warm temperatures are going to hold on through the close of the week. look at that. warmest of temperatures, 72 degrees. we could best a record set what? 62 years ago! and the mostly sunny skies will continue through friday. by saturday, however, we expect a change in our weather. clouds start streaming in, in some of the fog and look at sunday. mostly cloudy skies. temperatures return back to seasonal averages and in the north bay, there is a very slight chance of rain. here is what you should get out and enjoy any waterfront as this beautiful picture sent in from leo from the oakland airport. share your photos with us at mypix, mypix@cbs5.com. here's gianna with the roads. >> and thank you, robert. we are going to be busy out there. we got first reports of two accidents westbound 580 at livermore estbound 580 at and another one northbound 680 on the pacheco boulevard ramp. we'll have details on that in the next report. first highway 4 traffic is building westbound from the antioch bridge to somersville. 43 miles an hour through that portion of the road. if you are approaching the bay bridge through the eastshore freeway, no delays. everything south of the maze problem-free -- everything out of the maze is problem-free. metering lights still off. lower deck into oakland construction between the skyway and the tunnel blocking the left lane no delays. and checking the 101 central freeway area traffic very nice this morning no delays work your way towards sfo as well. that's a look at traffic. back to you guys. >> thank you. coming up in our next half hour, where's the beef? that's the question for taco bell. the lawsuit alleges there is more to your taco than you think. >> one man dead, another clings to life this morning after a shooting inside a san francisco home. that story coming up. and a new report reveals the california lawmakers have been spending thousands of dollars each year on a unique perk. find out what your tax dollars have been paying for. entists! you gave us the space age... but your savings accounts are stuck in the stone age! earn more commodore with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! 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