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very light. i think a lot of people may still be on vacation this week, a few -- yeah. i was on vacation earlier. i came back for a friday. why did i do that? i don't know. trying to save my vacation days. i love the viewers. that's right. [ laughter ] >> we have much more on roads all across the bay area including updating you on construction that's still going on. in the meantime, let's check your forecast. >> i am so ready for friday today. >> good things it's friday. >> it is indeed. great day, temperatures cooling off a little more. we have some patchy fog outside around the bay...

institutions are closed on weekends and during the evening so if you are unfortunate enough to detect a fraud at 6:00 on a friday evening, by the time you get to report the fraud on monday, your 48-hour window has elapsed. >> reporter: o'farrell says there's simply not enough regulation when it comes to identity theft and financial institutions. and until there is, the best way to protect yourself is to do what tyrone is doing. >> i use credit now as opposed to debit. >> reporter: so bottom line, you have additional protection when you use your card as a credit card instead of debit ...

>> and let's go to steve paulsen for the forecast. it is cool and cold out there, mostly sunny weather ñnan we will have a easterly breeze instead of westerly with a little more fog by the coast. here is sal. xsteve, good morning, looking at the freeways, there are definitely ñ-more people coming on the freeways than we had in >ñthe 5:00 hour but sti plenty of room for you. if you leave soon you can look at 80 westbound odnjñzdwhic good as you drive out to the mcarthur maze but certainly more people are joining us. 601 am it testimony let's go back to dave and pam -- 6:01...

thursday morning, january 5th, we'll talk with them early this thursday morning, january 5th, 2012. captioning funded by cbs >>ood and good morning. welcome to "the early show" on this thursday morning. i'm nancy cordes here in new hampshire. >> i'm jim axelrod. it's 24 degrees, seems relatively tropical after yesterday morning. we will look ahead to tuesday's republican primary here, but, as you know, the show you're watching is about to undergo a big change come monday. >> it's actually going to be officially relaunched as cbs "this morning" anchored by charlie rose, gayle king. ...

hard and complicated. >> reporter: and this is definitely a big project and a hard project. and speaking of big, so far, the state has spent $650 million just on the planning and trying to get this thing off the ground. and in the next week or so the governor will have to decide whether to commit more money. the feds will give us some and we have to come up with the rest, a long shot. on the other hand, this is a big job opportunity for the state and that's something that they are really pushing even if it's a train to nowhere, it means jobs. >> all right. we'll keep an eye on this. ...