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a high court hears arguments about former trump's eligibility to appear on the ballot. we will take you inside the case and how it could shape the 2024 election. our countdown to the super bowl continues. how the niners are prepared to take on kansas city. this is "today in the bay." getting close. getting exciting. >> always so close. good morning to you on this thursday. when i say close, i am thinking about the weekend. always so close. i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. i know exactly how you think. baby friday, isn't that what we used to call it. >> yeah, friday junior. >> it's dry for now. >> yeah, we are seeing another cold front dropping in, and look how cold it is right now.

we are seeing the 30s, and layer up before you head out the door. the highs headed for the mid to upper 50s in novato and san francisco. 57 for a high today in los gatos. we are going to have a couple spotty showers developing this afternoon in time for the evening commute. most of the day it will be clear and then suddenly the clouds will bubble up and we will see scattered showers and then tapering off tonight, and that's it. after that we are dry. we will talk about that more coming up. mike, you are talk about the traffic slowing out of san francisco? >> yeah, and if anything happens it will ripple back and cause more slowing on the maze and the east shore freeway. treasure island, there towards the city and the rest of the san francisco exits, general slowing

and no major issues. and then south bay starting to bog down. i will check out what is going on. the crash should be off the freeway there. we have an alert further north on 101 and railroad avenue, there's a crash. other than that, typical patterns. back to you. >> thank you, mike. the lights are still out for thousands of customers across the bay area. >> it's been a test of their patients. ginger conejero saab is live in daly city where some are still in the dark. are we getting updates from pg&e? >> reporter: we are getting those updates, laura and marcus. pg&e calling last sunday's storm the strongest single-day storm to hit their service area, and they are moving forward with getting the lights back on as this neighborhood in daly city has seen improvements. we were out here yesterday when more people were still

experiencing outages. nonetheless, there's still lots of work to be done because more than 12,000 pg&e customers are still without power days after the heavy storm. the north bay has especially been hit hard. several days later, hundreds of customers in sonoma county have been trying to get by without heat, lights and in some cases without water. in a rural area in sonoma county, pg&e crews actually had the power back up and then yesterday afternoon, a car slammed into a power pole and the power went out once again, meaning no electricity and for some, no water. >> almost all the houses around here are on wells, so most houses have a water tank, but if the pump goes out for the wells, then some places could be in trouble. >> reporter: now the latest numbers from pg&e this morning, they do show progress from 15,000 last night down to 12,000

pg&e customers without power this morning. we were just talking about the north bay, over 8,000 customers there are still waiting for the lights to be turned on again, and along the peninsula, 1,600. less than 3,000 customers down in the south bay are without electricity. i will switch gears a bit. take a look at the sinkhole in san francisco. it caused some headaches on the roads yesterday. it opened up near the intersection of 14th and guerrero. that's in the mission district. public works crews say the hole is about eight feet deep but are not sure fit was triggered by the weather. and pg&e say their numbers include not only storm outages but new ones. if you are without power for 48 consecutive hours, you are eligible to get a credit on your pg&e bill, that will happen within 60 to 90 days. you can get a credit from $25 up

to $100. you can also file for reimbursement on the pg&e website for things like if your food went bad because the power was out. those are things to really look into if you have been struggling the last few days. >> lot of options, but i am sure they want their power back on. thank you. a man accused of shooting into a peninsula church scheduled to be arraigned. it happened last month in south san francisco. nobody was injured, but the front windows were blown out, as you can see there. a few hours later police arrested the suspect, the 22-year-old, who is expected to face charges, including attempted murder. today supreme court justices will hear arguments in a landmark case regarding former president donald trump. we have a live look at the supreme court building in washington, d.c. at issue, whether colorado can exclude the former president

from the state's 2024 presidential ballot. the high court will determine whether colorado can under the 14th amendment. brie jackson is live from washington. these are high stakes we are talking about here. >> yeah, you are right. good morning, laura. today the supreme court will be weighing the arguments whether former president trump should be disqualified for running for president because of his role in the efforts to overturn the 2020 election, and the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. whether former president trump can legally be on the 2024 ballot is a question before the high court today. this after colorado's supreme court kicked the gop frontrunner off the state's republican ballot citing his role and events leading up to the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. colorado's secretary of state says the message is clear. >> states can rightfully

disqualify insurrectionists like donald trump. >> the case centers around section 3 of the constitution's 14th amendment. it bars anybody who has engaged in insurrection from holding federal office. trump claims the case is to stop his latest run for the white house. >> they want to silence me because i will never let them silence you. >> the trump campaign called colorado's state supreme court decision flawed and his lawyers appealed to the supreme court. today, justices will hear both sides. >> so you know, the issue of sort of how one deals with the 14th amendment is initially before the supreme court, and they could rule against donald trump in which case there's no further inquiry. even if they overrule the colorado supreme court, we will still have the decision about whether somebody who engaged in

that conduct should be there. >> barring a ruling, trump's name remains on the primary republican ballot for march 5th. >> even if the high court rules against donald trump, the issue then will return to individual states, laura. >> so much to follow there. thank you for the latest. 6:08 for you this morning. super bowl lviii is quickly coming into focus for the 49ers. let's give you a live look at allegiant stadium, and right now the 49ers nowhere near the strip and instead are getting down to business at the unlv field. there are soggy conditions. >> we are dealing with the field how it is. >> the chiefs, they are using

the oakland raiders practice facility and they got first dibs because they are considered the home team there. keep it here on "today in the bay," because our own damian trujillo will join us live from las vegas in the next half hour. he will introduce us to lucky south bay dancers taking stage alongside usher during the half-time show. we are teaming up with the "today" show again for a niners party, and it's over in san ramon. dress up in your 49ers gear as you might be able to appear on the "today" show as well as with us here on "today in the bay." kari hall is here with us because you have been looking ahead to the super bowl weather ahead. >> it will be chilly. we know there are so many

celebrations going on around in the bay area, and including in san francisco, and check it out and see what is going on. we will see sunshine into the next couple of days. we are starting out very cool, and we will have more mornings like this where spots like walnut creek we are in the upper 30s. 40 right now in san josé. oakland at 38 degrees. we are headed for the upper 50s for this afternoon. in livermore, only 53 today. 57 in oakland. we will see that as well in san francisco. mike, you are tracking a major crash in the north bay. >> kari, we mentioned it before. let's take a look at the maps where we are looking at a smooth flow of traffic around the bay, and these are smaller incidents we are showing even the one around octavia, and not an issue coming on to or off the bay bridge. this is on 101 and towards railroad avenue.

there's a deadly crash. we just learned about the status as you are coming down railroad, and use tony point as your alternate. it's the red team versus the other red team. up next, while the niners and chiefs may share the same colors, we asked a color expert how they are different and why our red is better. i will stick around for that. plus, we have the stock market at an all-time high and more companies moving out of the bay area. let's read the futures this morning and see what is in store. do we cheer for t

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good thursday morning. the time is 6:14. we are seeing the sun about to rise over dublin, and it's mostly clear to start out today. we will see a mix of sun and clouds into the afternoon with a slight chance of some rain later today, but we only make it up to about 52 degrees here for a high temperature. we will get a look to the weekend coming up in a few minutes. the golden gate bridge southbound traffic moving smoothly through the north bay, and then you have a crash blocking the slow lane around railroad avenue. it's a deadly crash investigation. that's a slow spot for the north bay, and we will show you how things are going with the

congestion in the east bay, coming up. good thursday morning to you. the s&p 500 set another record on wednesday. nvidia, to understand what is going on in the valley with ai, watch nvidia. the chipmaker's overall value, it's market capitalization is almost as big as amazon. that's huge. now this company, vista outdoors, is the parent company of camelback and it's moving camelback's headquarters out of the bay area. and plenty farm something a vertical farming startup and it has a research center in south san francisco, but it says it will shut that down and move some of those operations to virginia, and that will involve layoffs. there's a big hearing in washington today over drug prices. it's the senate health committee, and that's the one senator bernie sanders sits on. cutting prices for consumers has been one of his biggest goals as senator. the fundamental question that senators, and for that matter,

regular americans have is why is the price for a drug higher in the united states than it is in canada or mexico for the exact same drug? one federal study says on average 2 1/2 times higher. disney bought its way into a share of epic games. the maker of fortnite worth half a billion, and marks disney's biggest investment in video games in the company's history. disney says taylor swift's era concert movie will be on disney plus with five new songs added, and one of them we know will be cardigan. she made a deal with disney earlier to direct a movie, so she has all kinds of activity in her. disney involved in video games, taylor swift, and we read it will put espn on streaming as well.

that's a busy company. >> which is interesting, because my son told me yesterday, captain jack sparrow, they are making skins for fortnite and all that. >> that's cool. love it. >> there you have it. thanks. ahead of this year's lunar new year celebration, mayor london breed will join the u.s. postal service and the heritage foundation to unveil this year's commemorative postage stamp in recognition of the holiday. 2024 marks the year of the dragon, and people born during this year with the zodiac sign tend to be charismatic. if you are among the faithful, we are guessing you are getting your gold and red

ready to remark. >> here's each team's actual colors on the universal language of color, with the 49ers and chief's red just one shade apart. the difference in team colors may seem subtle, but each evoke different emotions. here's one color expert that helps companies choose the colors of cars, electronics, toothbrushes and more. >> both colors, red, by all means, very aggressive, dominant, a type of testosterone aspect to it in the animal kingdom for sure, and the 49ers' red has a depth and weight to it and is heavier in appearance to the kansas city chiefs. and the kansas city chief's yellow is bright, much brighter and optimistic and vibrant and

energetic, where the 49ers' gold is harnessing the masculinity of the sun. >> the richness of the gold. the chiefs chose to wear red, and maybe the niners will still have the edge. 16 of the last 19 super bowl winners wore white. uh-huh. going to be a great game. >> also, the niners might win because we are the better team. yeah. >> there you go, mike. >> talk it up! talk it up! >> yeah. all right. it's going to be nice weather, too? >> yeah, golden sunshine in the bay area, and we are looking forward to that after the week we've had. let's look at one last shot of rain headed our way, and we can see the bigger part of the storm has headed further south and is now pushing through arizona

while we are still getting light rain further to the north, and that will be dropping in today. as we look at what to expect in brentwood, in the mid-40s and still at 9:00, it's a cold start. as we go throughout the day, our temperatures head for the low 50s. overall we are keeping those jackets on, and it will be sunny for most of the day, and at 4:00 to 5:00, we will see the clouds bubbling up and there will be scattered rain, hit or miss activity for the evening or commute, and tapering off later on tonight. after that, we're done. we're all dry for the weekend. our temperatures will stay cool. we are only headed up to 57 for oakland and san mateo. concord today hitting a high of 55 degrees. about the same in morgan hill and los gatos. 57 today in lovato. tomorrow our mornings will be chilly, starting out in the upper 30s. we will see that at least into sunday morning.

our highs head for the low 60s, so it will once again be cool throughout the weekend. once again, not seeing any major storms coming our way. we will have a chance to let all that rain we had soak into the ground as we are going to get a chance to chill out for a little bit. mike, you are checking out three major backups? >> yeah, the first one is no surprise. we predict this one every day, the bay bridge toll plaza. it's there and keeping the span moving smoothly. the rest of the east bay and north bay looking standard until these two more spots. novato, jamming up towards highway 37. there's a car on fire and they had to close all the lanes for a short period of time, and now only one lane with the slow lane blocked there. and then a deadly crash, so watch southbound 101. only one lane blocked at this point but traffic is jamming up

head into petaluma. back to you. >> thank you. coming up next on "today in the bay," the reason researchers need your help to track the king tides this weekend. tides this weekend. we will tell you why

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help to document the tides. people will work with uc berkeley and other partners to work with what they are asking for, and the goal is to create conversations in the neighborhood especially vulnerable to rising seize because the soils subsided and put the area under a greater risk. >> now a lot of the areas around the canal are lower than the bay. >> she's with the city of san rafael tells us that while they need to understand the landscape from point san pedro to point san quinton, it's important to make sure they are not shoving the water to another area. this is a hands on family event

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right now at 6:30, thousands are still in the dark after that powerful weekend storm, but there's some progress being made. it's the most political court case since bush v. gore. every time i step on that field, i'm just so overwhelmed. a group of bay area teenagers heading to the super bowl. we are live in las vegas this morning to explain when can you see them take the stage. this is "today in the bay."

a very good morning to you. 6:30 right now. thanks for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. i am marcus washington. first, more than 12,000 customers still without power this morning. here's a live look for you at pg&e's outage map. almost all the power has been restored to san francisco and the east bay, and the peninsula has 1,500 customers without the power, and the north bay about 8,000 without power, and about 3,000 in the east bay. >> meteorologist, kari hall, joins us now with a look at what we are looking like today. >> we are starting out with a chance of rain in the forecast. it's clear for now. temperatures are dropping, so we do have a cold start to our morning all around the bay area. also a coastal flood advisory will be in effect as we get the king tides building up over the next several days. we will have more cold mornings

ahead with the weekend staying dry. with those spots out of power, it's freezing outside. in santa rosa, 32 degrees. even san francisco is in the 30s this morning. as we go into today we will start to see the rain chances building up go into the evening commute, but it will be very hit or miss. we will talk about the weekend coming up in a few minutes. >> sounds good. thank you, kari. it's 6:31 right now. to breaking news, an update out of southern california this morning. the bodies of five missing marines have been found after their helicopter crashed near san diego. it was reported missing after leaving an air force base in nevada where they were conducting a training flight. the helicopter last pinged in east san diego county, and crews found the helicopter yesterday morning. the helicopter seemed to have crash landed. president biden just offered a

statement of condolences to the families of the marines. and scott mcgrew, the 14th amendment says those that lead or insight an insurgency cannot hold office? >> there are so many things, though, marcus, for the court to unpack today. among the things to think about, the constitution says a former office holder who engages in insurgency cannot hold further office. it lists some of the offices but not the presidency. that's confusing. did the writers of the 14th amendment intend to include or exclude the president. in colorado, a court determined trump did lead an insurgency. the secretary of state in maine

came up with the same conclusion, different state and different rules on how that is decided, and both decisions are on hold pending the supreme court's ruling. the arguments are today, key point, the supreme court is not ruling on whether trump led an insurrection, the supreme court doesn't decide things like guilt or innocent. a court in colorado already ruled trump incited an insurrection. the court will decide who they are talking about and how to decide what an insurrection is. it says don't do that, and it's the same way you have to be 35 to run for president, it just says to be 35. if the supreme court says trump could be disqualified from the ballot, people will say they are

getting in the way of the democracy, so the betting move is that the court will find a way to keep trump on the ballot, and they are going to have to look at the 14th amendment that says no person that insights an insurgency shall not hold office. the plaintiffs that brought the case to keep trump off the ballot are republicans. the arguments take place today, and in a few minutes the court will announce its decision at a later date, but, laura, it will be soon. >> thank you for the latest. we will talk about the great migration to las vegas. it's now taking shape.

it's only temporary. it's all for the super bowl. niners fans are leaving inmass for las vegas. >> there are many local connections for the big game, and damian trujillo is live for us at the neon museum in landfall. one group's story, a cool story to tell us about. what is going on with that? >> yeah, it's the neon sign museum in las vegas, and it's a historical monument, if you will. you have an american treasure here? >> yeah, we are a lucky facility, and there is no other sign museum that tells the story of its city like the sign museum. you get a chance to understand the history of the city in a way that is different than anywhere

else you can imagine. >> what happens, the historical society of las vegas says take the sign and preserve it for us? >> we are the historical society of las vegas. we work with the property owners to collect the signs, bring them here, preserve them, restore them, and maintain them. it's an ongoing process. we welcome about 200,000 visitors a year that come through and learn about las vegas through the signage they see. >> this is fascinating. thank you to the director of the neon sign museum. and there's the local connection to the super bowl, but not only is it epic to the 49ers fans and team itself, but some young ladies from morgan hill, they are here in las vegas and will be dancing at the half-time show. they are from a group called the dance hall. the dancers will be onstage at half-time, and it's a half-time show with usher, and the young ladies say they sent their

audition tape at the end of december and found out at the end of january they were going to the super bowl. can't say much about the half-time performance, only that it's a must see. >> so exciting, and i get to do it with my friends. so exciting for me. >> every time i step on that field i am overwhelmed and it's crazy. i'm just excited. >> meanwhile, the fans are getting to show off their skills at the fan zone which opened yesterday afternoon at the mandalay convention center. a lot of excitement as we build up to sunday's big game. big news here at the neon sign museum, the commissioner of football, roger goodell will be here, and this is where they are giving out the local grants to non-profits here, so a lot of things happening at the neon sign museum, and it's just off the strip and you can find a lot of american history, if you will. >> that's cool.

did you get up early for us, damian, or you have been up all night? >> what happens in vegas stays in vegas. >> yeah, good thing you said that. your wife is watching, too. have a good time out there. thank you for joining us. tomorrow, we are joining up with the "today" show again for a niners rally. dress up in your best niners gear and paint your face, and get your bling on. you may be able to be on the "today" show or "today in the bay." it's going to be a lot of fun. >> no matter what you wear, bring a coat. >> yeah. >> i mean, if you are here or going to vegas, it's going to be chilly. here's a look at the forecast for the weekend. if you are headed to vegas, overnight lows drop into the upper 30s there. the highs only in the mid-50s. that's kind of the same weather we will see here. why not just hang out in the bay area. we also have a lot of celebrations going on. the lunar new year, and we are

going to have this celebration in santana row. our temperatures head up to 60 degrees for the early afternoon, but it will be a chilly start. mardi gras is coming up, and there will be a north beach mardi gras parade happening at powell street in san francisco starting at 1:30. it will be in the mid-50s there, but at least we will have times of sunshine. and the napa lighted art festival happening with the lantern parade on saturday. it will be in the low 60s there, and also looking nice and clear for sunday. mike, you were saying the san mateo bridge might be getting a little lighter right now? >> a little lighter because traffic is held up on the nimitz. that will change. we expect to see more about this time as we have the build, but over here traffic was held up until seconds ago, and southbound 880 reports all lanes

cleared now. and the tri-valley showing a typical build. back to you. >> thank you, mike. north bay neighbors left on edge. >> very shocking. it's almost kind of scary and surreal. >> remember this video, the woman who carjacked a chp cruiser last month? allegedly she strikes again. >> reporter: plus, i am cinthia pimentel in milpitas. super the super bowl is fun, but the puppy bowl is cuter. we will tell you about the

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good thursday morning. it's now 6:43. as we take a look at san francisco in our day planner for today, we are starting with clear with sunshine at 10:00, and then we will see clouds develop in the afternoon, and our high hits the mid-50s. more coming up in a few minutes. palo alto, the peninsula showing slowing. in the north bay, we continue to have a major crash south heading towards petaluma. we will give you the latest

report on that coming up. a story you will only see on nbc bay area, a car thieve accused of doing it again. >> kris sanchez has more on why this woman was out on the streets? >> that's the question the latest victims in vallejo want to know. that suspect just two weeks ago was seen ditching a stolen chp cruiser and running off. now this morning, the 27-year-old vanessa guerrero is under arrest and remains in custody. that's guerrero in that security video from a vallejo home that was robbed, and the husband and wife are in a bit of shock because that suspect is known in that neighborhood. >> did she come back to target anybody on the street because she left the car here? does she know somebody on the street? >> it's crazy to wake up to

that. it was really unexpected. started feeling violated. >> one of the couple's stolen cars was found in san francisco and was connected to guerrero, who you see in this video from two weeks before. this was january 26th, and the video shows the suspect running from a parked chp car, and that chp car had been stolen. she was able to get into the driver's seat as she was being questioned about a different stolen vehicle. she's now booked in the san francisco county jail, and when we find out if she will be judged or released, we will report that to you. >> thank you. we are six months away from the 2024 olympics in paris, and we are getting a look at the world's best prices athletes will be vying for. nbc news got an up close look at the gold, silver and bronze

medals that will be up for grabs. these designs, as you might imagine, don't come without rules. the international olympics committee wanted them to include the greek goddess. the paris olympics begin on friday, july 26th. we will bring you live coverage from the city of lights throughout the game. >> we are talking about games and the big one coming up, the super bowl is almost here. here's a live look at the stadium it will be played. allegiant stadium. and we are talking about the 20th puppy bowl, and two bay area pups are on the rosters this year. >> that's right. today in the bay's cinthia pimentel is live this morning. the puppy bowl is an adoption awareness event. i love it.

>> reporter: good morning, marcus and laura. that's correct. it's team fluff versus team ruff. it's the longest running call to adoption event on tv. two of them you need to watch out for are frankie and niner, here from milpitas. i am joined by nancy willis. thank you for being here for us. these two are coming from the bay. >> yeah, they came from the central valley. i had been looking for puppies to possibly send to the puppy bowl, and they ended up being the perfect candidates. they flew back east with their human companions, filmed the event and now are living in their forever homes. >> as we mentioned, this is a

call to adoption nationwide. what is your message for people thinking about adoption, and they are still a little uncertain, but these cuties need a home. >> shelters all over the country are full and we need people to consider adoption. if you are able to open your home and hearts to a new furry friend, please consider visiting your local shelter or rescue. >> whether it's monetary donations, foster care or volunteering or adopting, and bay area shelters are full and shelters across the nation are full and they really need our time. right here we have these cuties on tv right now, and it's their first time on camera. they are doing great. they are so cute. they are up for adoption, and you are telling me here in silicon valley, it's a $49 adoption fee? that's correct, right? >> yeah, it's in honor of

frankie and niner, and if you go to the website it will show all the animals part of the plan. >> we have names of pasta. remind me of her name one more time. >> jimelli. >> keep an eye out for the puppy bowl this sunday. >> that will be hard not to bring one of those home. >> i like pasta. >> reporter: laura and marcus, they are waiting for you. >> thanks. >> they have their fur and are ready to go. >> yeah, you need something warm

this morning, and even getting your dog out for a walk -- >> my dog is growing from all the storms. >> we will have a break from the rain. it will be chilly out there, and we are watching some of the coastal areas, some of the low-lying areas in the bay for king tides that will continue over the next several days. the park and ride, you will have issues with flooding this morning and the next several days. let's check on the rainfall. we have had over 24 inches of rainfall for santa rosa, and that's a surplus. we are catching up in concord. we are above what we typically see for san josé and san francisco and the north bay. the storm moved off to the south and it's clearing around vegas as well, and we are watching one last push of showers moving from

northern california along the coastline that will be coming in. temperatures for the day staying chilly, and we headed up to 55 in los gatos. much of the east bay in the low to mid-50s. we will see a high of 54 in redwood city. 57 downtown san francisco. 56 -- or 55 degrees in sonoma this afternoon. there will once again be one last wave of showers developing during the evening commute in parts of the north bay and along the coastline, but really anywhere we can see that popping up and winding down later this evening, and then that's it. we are back to the sunshine and dry weather for the weekend. it will be cold in the mornings but at least we will have a nice recovery for the afternoon with highs in the low 60s. it gradually warms up through the middle of next week. mike, you have been watching that crash. what is the update? >> we got an update that the coroner was called a short time ago, and when the coroner heads

to the scene, it's about an hour. anywhere south of petaluma, you are fine heading south. the earlier car fire cleared from novato. the san mateo bridge, i am concerned because i see the slowing. we saw the brake lights tapping and i saw an ambulance traveling across this, and it was a larger vehicle, a tow truck -- it was not the case, it was a larger vehicle across 92. i am tracking that now. >> thank you. people living in the area of the martinez refinery may notice flaring today and over the next few days as well. the company notified contra costa health leaders warning about the likelihood of the intermittent flaring. it has already been happening this week. they are promising to monitor the activities and send out alerts the minute conditions

change. we are back with a recap on the top stories, and pg&e and the work still to be done. a sad update on the crash of the marine helicopter in southern california. new details announced jusa great party, carlene. new details announced jusa short tit me

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adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. welcome back. we're moving you forward with a look at our top stories on "today in the bay." this morning the bodies of five missing marines have been found. this was after a helicopter crash in san diego. this was reported after they were missing after leaving an air force base in nevada. the helicopter last pinged in a rugged area of east san diego

county. crews searched into tuesday night finding the helicopter yesterday morning. investigators now say that the helicopter seemed to have crash landed. president joe biden just issuing a statement offering condolences to the families of the marines. a live look at the supreme court building in washington where justices today will hear arguments in a landmark case to determine if former president donald trump can run for re-election. the case surrounds colorado's decision to keep trump off its primary ballot citing his role in the january 6th capitol insurrection. the "today" show will have more coverage coming up in minutes. more than 12,000 customers still without power this morning. here's a live look at the pg&e outage map.

almost all power restored to san francisco and the east bay. the peninsula has about 1,500 customers without power, and the north bay with 8,000. it's tough for people without power. temperatures are in the 30s. we will see the highs in the mid-50s for this afternoon, and we will be back down to the 30s again tonight. we will have a slight chance of rain today and we will be tracking that going into this afternoon. a quick check of the san mateo bridge. don't want to leave you hanging. everything is moving smoothly across the span after i saw flashing lights. san josé looking good, 87 is where we are seeing slowing around capital expressway. the 49ers' legend, brent jones joins us live to talking about what the niners need to do

to win the super bowl next sunday. we team up tomorrow with the "today" show again to host a niners pep rally. join us at the lot at city center bishop ranch. dress up in your 49ers gear and glory and you might get a chance to see yourself on the "today" show or here on "today in the bay." >> you will face the nation. >> let's do it. that's what is happening here on "today in the bay." the "today" show coming up next. >> yeah, join us for the midday show at 11:00. go niners. get the face paint out now. >> we have to good thursday morning. a historic day in washington. >> the road to the white house runs straight through the supreme court. good morning. it's february 8th. this is "today." ♪♪ high stakes.