apollo theater changing its key minnesota twins treating this picture saying fitting that it s raining in minneapolis. syllabaries to condolences many say they plan to pay tribute and a way they think he would prefer celebrating his life through his timeless music. will they re not ruling it out. medical examiner may have pulmonary findings for several days the toxicology results could take weeks. reporter: dollars to of a respite in music fans waited outside like it s straight for the prince section found 3 favorite titles. he was an even born but this is paris is a big fan and nonetheless. shopping with prince blessing and a background the paid tribute with their pocketbook. principles laid back so did many of his fans. some maintain turntables and fun and stopping by looking for their favorite tunes on vinyl. pam: stations playing in tribute and taking comments deejays we talked with say that the artist s death has been hard to take all of them and their listeners. si
right now we are tracking some light rain primarily in the north but was zone in on some of these areas 101 definitely went in and of the santa rosa as well nickel in the wake conditions that the enclosed novato paddle month parts of some, ronald park off and household in the hills bird and windsor area we re definitely seeing more this rain and high rest of the bay area slowly over the next few hours temperatures right now a lot of low 60s and san francisco and oakland. anny hong: san jose will be getting some light rain by the 7:00 hour with the sea the more heavy things go to the north and east of the location by 9:00 tonight we re pretty much done with the line for the most part will not have some stray showers. robin winston: here is a live look at the golden gate bridge and a high wind advisory traffic is looking good in both directions we re tracking travel time than the great so far is green all around 50 minutes from westbound for economic trouble spots to leave an
buses could actually make some parents angry. plus it is a crisis spinning out of control in the middle east. israel says it s ready to take the conflict to the next level if peace talks don t work. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. good morning, to you. welcome to monday it s november 19th i m dave clark. and i m pam cook. thank you for joining us. let s check in with steve paulson for the forecast this week. pretty nice today? well, a lot of clouds. the ladder half of the week looks good. now today is that betweener day. we are waiting for one more front. that will be here tuesday night and early wednesday. today a lot of clouds. mostly cloudy. more clouds to the north. highs in the 60s. we ll have aened monday night forecast coming up. right now traffic is getting a little crowded here at the bay bridge toll plaza. it does not look lighter than usual. you can see traffic is a little busy. also we re looking at the commute on highway 4 it s also getting a lit
are the hardest hit. reporter: santa clara is the hardest hit, 38 cases sorry of so far. the health department is still taking reports and testing specimens as well as answering questions from concerned consumers. there are nervous patrons all over the bay area in restaurants and restaurateurs trying to reassure them that their eggs are safe. a lot of customers that walk in ask. reporter: this restaurant manager heard about the expanded recall now involving 380 million eggs yesterday. i thought, oh, my gosh. what should we do here? reporter: she immediately checked her refrigerator and went online. what i found was eggs are classified by their plant numbers. and i went ahead and checked every, single case that we had and were outside of that category. so we re good. reporter: but a lot of the tainted eggs did make their way into local restaurants and grocery stores. if people have those eggs that are listed on the lot it s not worth trying to cook them enough