>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us on this valentine's day. 4:59. almost 5:00. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning everyone. happy valentine's day. let's check in with meteorologist christina loren who is here to share the love about the weather. >> you know, a lot of little kids packing up valentines getting ready to distribute them in the classroom. good news is they will not get soggy. it's cold out there. 32 degrees at freezing in napa, 36 in santa rosa. we'll continue to drop off over the course of the next couple of hours so watch for patchy frost, patchy fog out there as well. a nice finish to your tuesday. first let's check your drive with mike. >> we're showing a little love to the road crews right now. 680, this just cleared. i was going to tell you about

the construction but at least good majority of those crews are clearing from the roadway. we may see slowing for 680 north of that dublin interchange but not a problem off of the walnut creek interchange so good stuff. we'll take the peninsula, there was a crew there too. >> thank you, mike. >> it is decision day for more than 200 senior sn citizens on the peninsula. today they learn whether they will be forced to pack up and leave the place that has been providing them long term care. bob redell is live in burlingame now where the san mateo board of supervisors meets in a few hours from now. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon, to vote on whether or not to close the county-run burlingame long term care facility. if the board says yes that means that the 200 people who work here will lose their jobs and the 230 patients will have to be transferred, a move that could be very traumatic for them according to one patient advocacy group.

a consultant and civil grand jury have recommended this facility be shut down because the building is outdated and doesn't meet today's standards. the union fighting to save the jobs argues that the building is in decent shape and where would you move all of the residents. a spokesperson telling the bay city news service the county don't have the space elsewhere. a group fighting for patients rights says the move would be hard on the residents especially those with dementia. the county says that if it does go ahead with the shutdown it won't close the facility until all of the patients have safely found a new home. they also promise to help the workers who would be fired, help them find new jobs. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. it's 5:02. oakland police with a warning this morning. take extra care walking to and from your car. police have seen an increase whan they call rat pack robberies. they say four or five people will attack victims and rob them.

officers say watch for any one suspiciously loitering. call police if you are worried and try to provide details like a car description and clothing. officers say never fight back. >> it is 5:02. a plan to put drug sniffing dogs on some high school campuses is moving forward. the school district's board of trustees will talk about when and how dogs will be allowed on campus. last month they agreed to check gym lockers and cars for drugs. no students would be present. if the guidelines are accepted the board could vote to adopt it at its february 28th meeting. >> hayward police are trying to identify the man they found lying dead 18 driveway, this is an update to news yesterday morning. the body was found about 5:00 a.m. at the intersection of seventh and c streets after reports of shots fired. so far police have not made arrests and not released the suspect description. one neighbor told us he is not

surprised by the murder, blaming strange activity at the home where the body was discovered. >> richmond police saying this morning they are narrowing their search on some elementary school vandals. focusing now on disgruntled employees or someone with intimate knowledge of the school. vandals broke windows, flooded the floor of a new auditorium. there was a total of about $1 million in damage there. several clues were left behind. a $2,000 reward is offered for information leading to arrest. >> turning to international news, a celebration of sorts in north korea where that country's late leader is now cast in bronze. marla tellez joins us from our newsroom with that. good morning. >> good morning. kim jong-il would have turned 70 and today north korea is paying tribute with a bronze statue of him. the statue was unveiled today. top political and leaders were in attendance.

here is a note, kim's son and the new leader wasn't there. kim jong-il died in december. india, the crime scene tape is no longer up but the investigation continues into who was behind yesterday's attack on an israeli diplomat. he was riding in a car in new delhi when it exploded, injuring four people. the israeli prime minister is still blaming iran. >> here in the states are you registered to vote? it turns out about 24 million registrations are no longer valid. and get this, almost 2 million who are registered are dead this according to a new report released by the pew center. the study finds almost 3 million people are registered in two or more states. the study concludes our paper system is outdated and flawed and researchers say the fix is on line voter registration. >> good information.

thank you very much. the east palo alto council holding a special meeting tonight to address concerns over facebook's campus project in menlo park. the city concerned expansion could have a major impact on the neighborhood's traffic. facebook planning to have 6600 people at the campus but promised to limit the number of cars in the area. the city leaders also worried facebook employees looking to live near their work will push out current residents and drive up home prices. tonight's meeting starts at 7:30 at east palo alto city hall. >> palo alto is trying to root out illegal prostitution at massage parlors. city leaders will meet to talk about regulations for the businesses and would require therapists to have a city permit or state certification. in some cases workers would have to submit to background checks. some argue the rules are too harsh and will hurt small business. >> this is a fourth of july drag

a. bay area fireworks show could soon find itself all snuffed out. san ramon city council holding a meeting to talk about canceling this, the star-spangled spectacular held on july 4th. the city says it can't afford the cost as more people will pour in to watch from neighboring communities that have canceled their shows. the cost of traffic and crowd control also has tripled. to weigh in you can attend tonight's city council meeting at san ramon city hall starting at 7:00. >> two competing ballot measures that would change the election system will go before supervisors. the first would replace the city's current ranked choice voting system with nonpartisan primary in september. if no candidate receives 65% a run-off would be held between the top two. the second would keep ranked choice voting but consolidate city elections so they happen every four years. right now city attorney and city treasure are elected two years

apart from the mayor, sheriff and district attorney. the measures could appear on the june ballot. >> it's 5:07. while she can't predict love might be in the air for you our talented meteorologist christina loren can predict and forecast the weather. what's happening outside? >> you know, if you're waking up with us we got nothing but love for you. good morning. it's kind of cold this morning but that's good snuggling weather. 37 degrees in livermore. 41 in sunnyvale. 50 in san mateo. a gorgeous day shaping up for us. we're going to see a mix of sun and clouds. we've got really good air quality. open up your windows later on and breathe it in as we're not going to maintain that great air quality all week long. we'll talk about why coming up. here's how it's going to work out for your valentine's day. for your day, morning brunch, 48. by noon up to 57, for your midday rendezvous, then by 8:00 p.m., temperatures really dropping so you need the jacket, something to put over your eveningwear. it will be on the cold side.

you won't be dodging showers all day like yesterday. we had a lot of moisture come through the south bay and more on the way as we meet back here tomorrow morning. enjoy the 60s we have today in places like morgan hill and gilroy, 61 in milpitas. about 57 in blackhawk, across the water we're forecasting about 58 degrees in san francisco. plenty of sunshine for the second half of the day. so, it's 5:09, still a lot of areas dealing with the aftermath of yesterday's showers, puddles out there ponding. what are we working with? >> all of that and yet no major issues as far as accidents because the traffic is light right now. we'll watch as things get more crowded, about 5:30, 6:00. the peninsula getting less populated as well. because the road crew just cleared from embarcadero road. the off ramp also getting to leave early this valentine's day for that crew on the bay shore. bottom of the screen, southbound around 85, we've seen both directions with little blips here and there as more folks

likely hit the road. highway 4 not a problem. 55 showing up in antioch. and tuesdays we expect a heavier flow of traffic. that might kick off early this morning. a live look outside shows you sunol where there's some fog, mist, no major issues for 680 as far as the traffic flow. visibility is an issue right there in that one section of the roadway. back to you. >> get this, ladies and gentlemen. mike will be a busy man this evening, our traffic doctor and doctor of love mike inouye will be in san francisco for a red hot event later on this morning. you know what we're talking about. the emcee for the american heart association, there he is right there, giving the love for macy's go red for women event at the home of the biggest names out there strutting their stuff on the catwalk. among the attendees, former mayor willy brown and dozens of heart disease and heart attack survivors, the fun with mike starts at 11:30, prizes for the

most fierce strutters. i'm sure mike will lead the way. >> fierce. >> two snaps up. >> this valentine's day a group of chihuahuas from san francisco hoping to find love 3,000 miles away. too many of them at the san francisco animal care and control so they are being sent to new york city where there is a big demand. the dogs will get a red carpet send-off. much like this one last year. no kidding. then they board the main cabin of the plane. in the meantime, the humane society is offering a sweet deal. fees for chihuahuas and chihuahua mixes are being waived today. find unconditional love. >> when i see dogs on a plane like that do they have to wait in line for the restroom? a long flight? >> i don't know. >> always on top of it. she has the answers. it's 5:11. a tribute to the man who showed his ultimate love for the bay by putting it in a song.

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>> welcome back. a beautiful live look outside. embarcadero of san francisco. nice and clear out there. 5:14 right now. >> well, he left his heart in san francisco. today san francisco will give a little love back. the city paying tribute to tony bennett. at city hall been knit first sang "i left my heart in san francisco" 50 years ago at the fair mont hotel. today several choirs will sing their own version of his famous song and later on tonight

bennett will perform at the fairmont in a benefit concert for heart research at the university of california at san francisco. still looking good at 85. >> fantastic. >> just had last year his first number one album, after all of these years. >> won a grammy with his duet with amy winehouse. >> good weather for today as well. i guess not a rainy start. >> not a rainy start. nothing magical in the forecast, however, we having? more than love in the air out there. a little fog and that is starting to settle in through our interior valleys this morning. at 39 degrees in concord. 37 in livermore and that fog is developing quickly. so not only do you have the frost to deal with, you have fog out there. as we head out the morning hours, the sun will be out, we'll see a mix of sun and clouds and warm up quickly as a result so happy valentine's day to you. you made it to tuesday. we're going to see active weather as we head through the

remainder of your week. 58 degrees at 3:00 p.m. about 52 degrees at 8 p.m. for a late night romantic dinner. temperatures today on the mild side. 57 degrees in san jose. about 60 in milpitas. and 60 degrees today in palo alto. 50s in places like walnut creek and san francisco. as we head throughout tomorrow showers arrive, mostly between 4:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. we'll get a punch of showers and then the whole thing will clear out. enough to get the roadways slick. just in time for the morning drive. have no fear, mike inouye and myself will be here to guide you through the showers just like we always do. as we head throughout this weekend, that's when things start to get tricky. another area of low pressure that will try to nudge its way in the bay area which could postpone that construction on the bay bridge. that's what we're watching for. word is we'll find out whether that will be the case on wednesday. let's check your drive with mike. >> good morning to you. talking about the leftovers from the rain we had.

and that might be an issue around the freeways, the transition ramps. okay on the speeds northbound coming up into san jose and santa clara. at the lawrence expressway there is a new accident just in the last few minutes. not a lot of detail but it's the lawrence expressway off ramp from 101. making the sharp curve. watch for that. i'll track that. we also have here the summit for mout. hamilton is closed. that happens when we get a dusting. we had a little so you cannot head up to see what little snow there was. they don't want anybody to get stuck there. looking north through the hills of sunol. we saw fog going on. no problems for 580 and the drive through livermore and toward the dublin interchange. a little slowing northbound 680 as the construction crews clear. that might be the reason. i'll track that. so far no major issues. a look at the approach, no major issues. you're at the speed limit, good stuff off of the carquinez.

back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. what happens in europe continues to impact the markets here in america. for that and the rest of our news before the bell rts turn to jackie deangelis. good morning, jackie. >> good morning, laura. let's do a recap of the numbers yesterday. the dow jumped 73 points on monday to close at 12,874, the nasdaq rose 27, an 11-year high, 2931. and the s&p 500 up 9 points to 1351. as you mentioned the futures are higher this morning after a strong italian bond auction. the headlines drive the market. moody's last night downgraded six nations an cut its outlook on the uk but the markets holding up. europe is a tornado watch higher this morning. we get data on small business sentiment, import prices and business inventories. a technical glitch shut down the cme electronic oil trading sending traders to place bets on

the new york merck exchange floor. it resumed at 3:15. it was said to be caused by technical issues. the u.s. and eu cleared google's acquisition of smart phone and tablet developer motorola holdings. google received antitrust clearing, however the regulators note they will monitor. back over to you. >> thank you, jackie. >> it is 5:19. a south bay city about to make it tougher, a lot tougher, for smokers. mountain view holding -- rules would ban smoking in outdoor dining and create a 25-foot buffer zone around doorways and windows. it will go into effect in 90 days. >> you could save someone's life by downloading a mobile app.

it's a free cpr mobile phone app. it alerts you when someone nearby is having a heart attack and may need cpr. heart attacks cause nearly 1,000 deaths a day in the u.s. >> sounds like an important app. 5:20 now. coming up the alternative to a night out with your valentine. >> can you feel the love. bay area city that is talking about making its parking rules more convenient for drivers.

>> welcome back. it's 5:22. berkeley looking at a kinder, gentler way to hand out parking tickets. sharing the love on valentine's

day. the city council considering a plan to alter parking tickets and rules at a meeting tonight. it would prohibit officers from writing tickets when the driver of that car is present. and drivers who actually manage to get there and show up as the cars are getting the tickets, well, they'd get a break which is good news. "san francisco chronicle" recording the new policy would have no negative effect on city revenue. >> a popular valentine's day gift could cause a hazard. use care when handling mylar balloons. if let loose they could fly into power lines and spark outages. the utility says nearly 300 balloons caused outages last year in northern and central california. they are the shiny ones. >>ed have strd means balloons, candies, flowers, what about pillow fights. hundreds expected to be in san francisco's justin herman plaza for a good old pillow fight. this is from last year's battle.

look at the turn-out. tonight marks the seventh year of the san francisco tradition. pillows and feathers are expected to fly for more than three hours. that's a lot of swinging. >> laura staying with that battle theme. scott says the fight between bird and pig is moving to facebook. >> you will soon be able to play angry birds on facebook. we saw chris mat light display playable, now facebook says it is rolling out worldwide starting in asia it will show up on your time line in facebook, sometime today. speaking of facebook and angry things, 22 million people have watched video of a dad shooting his daughter's lap top after she complained about him on facebook. last night dad released a statement saying the news is spinning the whole situation and it's not as weird as it looks. you can certainly judge for yourself. this is tommy jordan explaining why he is disappointed in his

child's facebook posting. he does what a dad would do. sure. >> that was a first round. these are exploding hollow point rounds. >> if you had a dad like that you might be cautious about what you put up on facebook. reports say the daughter thought she sent home run update to private friends only but the family dog has a facebook. i'm not making this up, and she included the dog in the post. that's where the dad saw it because he was updating the dog's status. apparently everything is going to be okay. i have actual news for you. european and american regulators cleared the way for google to buy chicago's motorola mobility. $12.5 billion. more importantly it gets tens of thousands of motorola patents which should help google fend off lawsuits from apple. if you have thousands of them and the other guy does, neither one will dare to attack. >> all right. thank you very much.

interesting update for us. >> anger management there for that guy. >> still to come on "today in the bay," a south bay nightclub owner is under arrest accused of rape. we'll have details. >> reporter: new this morning a home invasion in antioch turns sideways. a would-be robber is shot. i'll explain. >> whether you love valentine's day or you just want to get it over with, the weather looks good. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds and we'll stay dry. more rain on the way. we'll talk about when coming up. >> as the roads continue to dry out it's traffic tuesday. we're already seeing slowing for 580 in your cchte'll eck are we'll check a couple of key spots.

>> a young girl recovering after getting caught in the crossfire of a shoot-out. we'll have details on what happened next.

>> reporter: 200 jobs hang in the balance as san mateo county decides whether to close its long term care facility. we'll take you here live coming up. >> apple shares once again make history as they will open above $500 for the first time. we'll take a look. >> we'll give you a live spanning shot of san francisco, that is from san bruno mountain. hopefully you're feeling and sharing the love on this valentine's day, tuesday, february 14th, "today in the bay." >> and good morning to you. thanks for joining us. 5:29 now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. we want to check in again with meteorologist christina loren to find out about the lovely forecast. >> it is lovely. we don't have to worry about showers this morning. but you do want to bundle up the little ones before you head out the front door. it's cold out there. down to 32 degrees right at

freezing napa. the next two hours just before sun rise we will drop off. but the good news is we're going to stay dry all day long. a mix of sun and clouds. temps rising into the 60s in some cities. take to you the forecast. first let's check your drive with mike. >> your heart may not be in it but you got to get to work so let's go to the roadways, 880 moving nicely past high street. no problems between here and downtown for construction, all lanes are cleared. a smooth flow of traffic. they are starting to dry out from the overnight rains so keep that in mind for the off ramps. a look at the curve, hospital curve in san francisco, northbound with the headlights for 101. some splitting off to the lower deck. no delays into or out of san francisco. 101 or the bay bridge. good so far. >> let's hope it holds. thank you. 5:30. police are investigating a home invasion in east bay where a burglary suspect has been shot to deaths. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to

you. antioch police say this started last night with a knock on the door and ended with a would-be burglar shot because the homeowner they say was able to wrestle the gun away from that man and open fire. this is near the golf course on wexler peak way, again, happened about 8:30 last night. right now the scene is clear. police say what happened is a man was home with his 7-year-old son when he heard a knock at the door. he didn't answer it right away. instead the man outside they say kicked the door in right off the door frame and pulled out a gun. the homeowner fought him off, grabbed the gun and fired it several times. the man died at the scene. why this home in particular is still unclear. a woman was also detained at the scene. neighbors say the violence is getting to be too much. >> for us to move away from the hood and away from all of the problems, all the killings and the violence, man, we're not with that.

we move away for a reason. it follows you. just like this, man. >> reporter: this is the sixth shooting in antioch in three days. police don't think they are related, but so far two of the shootings including this one have turned fatal. reporting live, christie smith. back to you. >> thank you very much. a prominent nightclub owner in the south bay denying charges he raped a young woman at his family home in los gatos. ray shafazand owns the myth and suborn light clubs. a woman says she was attacked while staying in the guest room of shafazand's home. he is facing charges of felony rape by force. his attorney says his client is innocent. he will be back in court on thursday. >> it is 5:32. police are on the hunt for as many as two armed men who opened fire at a vallejo nail salon. the battle happened about 7:15

last night on springs road near maple avenue east of highway 80. witnesses say the two men entered tina's nails and shot a female customer three times. a friend of the wounded woman returned fire which led to four more people being shot, including a toddler hit in the leg. detectives are trying to figure out the motive. >> at this point we don't have a motive. detectives are out here and working on this and trying to piece that together. we've got witnesses we're talking to. >> the gun fire left bullet holes in store fronts and a car in the street. >> it is official, the bay area now home to world's most valuable company. business and tech reporter scott mcgrew is in the news wroom all of the details. good morning. >> good morning. shares in apple cost about $500 for the first time on monday. if you take all of the outstanding shares around the world, multiply that by the share price you get company's worth or market capitalization. so apple shares closed at $502.60. there you see the number.

460 give or take billion dollars by comparison exxon-mobil is worth about 400 billion. there are a bunch of takeaways on this. first, this happened under tim cook, not steve jobs so the company continues to grow even if it lost its founder. apple shares have jumped in the last year, apple in the words of one analyst, added the value of facebook in the last 12 months. lastly, as scott budman points out ap sl a consumer company, a gadget company. it's more valuable than companies that make things that people need like oil. with great power comes great responsibility. apple yesterday started permitting independent inspectors into its factories to search for human rights abuses and worker mistreatment. apple doesn't own those factories in shenzhen but it's come under criticism for working conditions. we're talking huge factories, a

quarter million employees working in one factory complex. >> scott, thank you for the update. >> amazing. 5:34. more than 200 senior citizens at a long term care center may be forced to move. bob redell joins us live in burlingame with why the city may shut it down. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the county and board of supervisors here in san mateo will decide today whether or not to shut down the burlingame long term facility. this is county run. if the board does say yes as many as 200 people will lose their jobs, and 230 parents who live here will have to be transferred, a move that could be very traumatic for them according to one group. an independent consultant and the civil grand jury have recommended the facility be shut down because the building is outdated and doesn't meet today's standards for medical care or earthquake safety. the union fighting the jobs of its nurses argues that the building is in decent shape and

besides they say where do you move all of the residents? a spokesperson tells a news service the county doesn't have the space elsewhere. a group fighting for the parents' rights say that the move would be very hard on the residents, especially those with dementia. the county says that if it does go ahead with its decision to shut down the burlingame long term facility it won't close the facility until all of the patients have safely found a new home. they also promise to help the workers here find new jobs. reporting live on the peninsula in burlingame, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> 5:36 now. in case you're the romantic type, want to take your guy or lady out for something, christina loren is here to let us know what the weather is going to be like. >> in case you're the type who forgets the date altogether you still have time, but bundle up before you head out to the walgreen's or the walmart. in the 30s, 37 degrees in livermore. we are at 32 at freezing this

morning in napa and 36 degrees in santa rosa. good morning to you. by noon today, climbing into the mid-50s inland by the bay and right at the coast. and then we'll round out the day with a couple of 60s on the map as you make your way home from work at 4:00 p.m. about 59 degrees instand. tomorrow morning, more showers on the radar. starting at 1:00 a.m. wednesday. we'll let you know how much we're expecting, how long the showers will last and then another round of rain expected to move in for the weekend. a lot to talk about. 5:37. if you are leaving now mike is sure to get you out on a good note. >> we missed folks who left and gone highway 4. look at this slowdown. it's traffic tuesday. i was worried about a severe slowdown. we don't see it as focused as i thought we were going to but we still see that. 50s where it's yellow, spread out throughout antioch and heading over to pittsburgh and baypoint which has the speed limit showing up for the 61. there you go for highway 4. it's a smoother drive through concord and off the benicia bridge.

the bay bridge and 24 moves through the caldecott. that's the 56 you see pointing toward that 24 sign. east shore freeway, your commute westbound direction. and we'll get a live look and see how things are shaping up further south. the san mateo bridge westbound with the taillights a good number but flowing smoothly. building up for the headlights off of the peninsula side. you can see the high rise under where it says san mateo bridge, a clear view with no major windy conditions. pretty smooth. back to you. >> which is nice. thank you very much. >> 5:38. it's a public funeral in the works for superstar whitney houston. we'll have details. >> plus, the oakland teen accused of killing his adoptive parents returns to court this afternoon. >> and the bay area parents that could be serving jail time. ♪

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>> welcome back everyone.

a good tuesday morning to you. taking a live look outside. hp pavilion for the sharks played the capitols last night. >> actually they played on the road and the sharks won. >> that's the good news, jon kelley. >> absolutely. they broke out of that skid they were in. good news for the boys on ice here in san jose. a search will resume for more human remains in what appears to be a mass grave in san joaquin county weather permitting. investigators took a break because of all of the rain but so far they have found some 300 bone fragments, searchers were led to the site by serial killer wesley shermantine who says he and partner that he was in jail with dumped bodies at the remote location. police say they have identified the remains of two women who went missing nearly two decades ago. there are some hopes that the remains of 9-year-old michaela garecht will be found. >> plans in the works for a

public funeral for whitney houston. her body was flown to her home state of new jersey last night. a funeral is expected later this week. nbc news has learned houston's family will likely have a public funeral for the pop superstar on friday. it would happen at the prudential center in newark which holds more than 18,000. seating would be at a first come first serve basis. the funeral is expected to include v.i.p.'s and may be televised. the cause of houston's death is under investigation. an autopsy was done on sunday buttoc. investigators will not say what meds were discovered. >> president obama and vice president biden sitting down with the future leader of china, the discussion, economy, threats and human rights. tracie potts is live in washington right now. we're hearing -- she's not ready for us?

okay. we're going to work on that trying to get tracie potts to break this down why this meeting with the leader of china, the future president will be so important. we are hoping are we going to get tracy? should we come back? we'll come back to tracie in a moment. >> meantime, the hearing on president obama's 2013 budget gets under way. the president presented his budget yesterday including a proposal to raise taxes for the nation's wealthy and slight spending increases from last year. several members of his administration will travel to capitol hill to testify in support of that budget. >> it is a love/hate relationship for people who use online dating services. a brand new poll out shows one in five people found romance when finding a match online. 80% of the profiles posted, get this, they weren't really truthful with their posts. researchers found, surprise, surprise, height, age, are the things that people like to lie

about. can you get that. on all of the pictures. one third of the subjects in the study say they know somebody whose relationship ended up by an affair that did take place on line. we're going to try this again. president obama invites president biden will sit down with the future leader of china, up for discussion the economy, nuclear threats, trade and human rights. tracie potts is live in washington now with why this visit is so important. good morning. >> reporter: hi, jon. good morning. he is going to be here starting here at the white house in washington, they have a pretty heavy agenda. a number of issues. first of all why this visit is important. he is expected to be the president of china come next year so this is sort after getting to know you visit to lay the foundation for stronger relationship. they do expect to talk about china whether it's manipulating its currency t u.s. alleges yes, and wants china to stop.

they will likely hit intellectual frot rights something the president talked about a few weeks ago. nuclear threats, human rights, syria, china vetoed the peace plan which would call on president assad there in syria to step down. so there are a number of issues where they have differences. after his meetings here in washington he heads your way to california to southern california, he will be in l.a. and also going to make a stop to iowa to visit a family that he lived with over 25 years ago. >> interesting story. that should be fun to watch. >> i know if they know he's coming. >> whoa. look who's here. >> no kidding. >> christina is here to tell us about the forecast. >> we've got a good looking forecast for those who do want to take your lover out, maybe for lunch, maybe to dinner. we don't have rain but it will be on the cold side. so you want to keep that jacket with you throughout the day. 43 degrees in san jose, 37 in

livermore. most of the rainfall yesterday was down in the south bay. north bay got a little break. as we head throughout tomorrow morning, north bay, right off the top at about midnight, the showers will continue to slide to the south as we head through tomorrow morning. but the showers are going to be quick, so, a little more rain in the forecast for tomorrow. sun and clouds for today. 40 degrees in sunnyvale. 53 in san francisco. good morning to you there. throughout the day today we'll see a mix of sun and clouds and the showers arrive about 1:00 a.m. take a look at this. at 9:00 a.m. wednesday you can see we'll be clear at that point. nonetheless, count on a slippery and slow commute tomorrow morning. mike inouye and myself will be here to guide you through. for your valentine's day. all of you lovers out there it works like this. 8:00 a.m., morning brunch weather, 48 degrees. mostly cloudy. at noon for a midday rendezvous,

then 8:00 p.m. tonight if you'll have a late night dinner it will be on the cool side. you don't have to worry about the showers. you can get your hair done later. throughout the day today on the comfortable side. we'll hit 60 in palo alto, about 59 degrees in walnut creek and 58 degrees in san francisco where the fog is now starting to roll in this morning although it hasn't been much of a factor until this point. visibility is starting to drop off. we get more moisture tomorrow morning, a quick punch of rain. thursday into friday another quick round. then the bay area saturday into sunday, which could postpone the construction they have planned for months on the bay bridge. >> we've been hearing about it for a month as well. we're letting you know whether or not we have to postpone that or they do. >> looking to where we don't have to postpone our drive. lower the speeds a tad because the roads are still stlik from

overnight rain. i'm not saying this is necessarily the case but it might be in cases like this. 101 northbound traffic those who got off at lawrence expressway watch for an accident there. car slid off of the roadway and went into a ditch. slicker conditions, i'm warning you about that. the incident report stands on its own. sunol, as we look at this camera, making out the lights as folks travel south. a light volume south, around the bend you can't make out. there is a pocket of fog not causing a major problem through livermore. we'll look back out to the roadways and how folks are making their way up to the castro valleyy. the volume is starting to increase on this side of the bay. 101 where we see a nice flow a little for 92 over the hills. i'll track that. back to you. >> mike, thank you. a university bus driver accused

of causing a deadly crash will be in fourth. the 64-year-old wallace richardson will be arraigned on vehicular manslaughter charges. a shuttle driver for uc san francisco ran a red light and collided with a tractor-trailer. this accident killed ucsf doctor kevin mack and injured four others. ucsf has since installed seat belts in its shuttles. >> the oakland teen accused of killing his adoptive parents, he is expected to end ter a plea. moses kamin will be tried as an adult. police say he strangled his adoptive parents robert kamin and susan poff. they think the attack stemmed from tension over his recent suspension from school. >> 5:49. two women are the first parents charged in the tough new truancy

law. the times reporting the women were supposed to be arraigned last week but one was late and the other didn't show up. the parents who did not show up now -- actually the parent, now has a $5,000 bench warrant. the state law criminalizes chronic truancy and holds the parents responsible f. convicted errants could face a year in jail and a $2,000 fine. >> people all over the bay area celebrating valentine's day and this morning that includes the penguins at the academy of sciences. check it out. lining their enclosure with these valentines. the birds were given nontoxic card board. they love to use the cards for nesting the building. >> you think they know what's going on. 5:50 now. coming up a san francisco woman will be honored by the chp as a

hero. what she did to earn such high praise. >> moving forward, we'll tell you what's happening today. >> two economic experiments under way in the world and a look to the markets aomin er yea. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today.

>> welcome back everyone. it's another step forward for the new 49ers stadium today. the santa clara city council will set a time line for the completion of this project. the nfl recently agreed to pitch in the final $200 million needed to fund the niners' new field. the stadium developers have finalized the deal with a major construction company to start work in the spring. the city now says the stadium is ahead of schedule to open in 2014, one year earlier than planned. >> a bay area woman will be

honored as a hero this morning by the chp. she save add man's life last october when she stopped to pull him from a fiery crash on highway 101 in san francisco. she pulled the man, he was unconscious, away from a burning cement truck, then flagged down firefighters for help. the fire chief says without williams crews might not have seen the man until it was too late. >> love hearing about the real life heroes. a new york woman sending out a national request to try to find the owner of a camera that she picked up. mary lives in long island and was at the super bowl when a man asked her to take a picture with his camera, then walked away. that's what happens when you have a lot of beer. you never realized he forgot to get his camera. she tried to follow him but security ushered her in another direction so she is posting the photos and set up an e-mail account lost super bowl item at g mail.com to try to help the

owner find her. she thinks at least one of the men in the picture live in or near palo alto. >> greece dominates headlines these days. scott, new cutbacks. >> yes, the greek government continues making huge cuts in spending and pengs as it tries to satisfy countries that it can adopt this idea of austerity. word this morning that greece's economy has contracted another 7%. that is a recession and then some. and this illustrates the huge difference between schools of economic thought. do you cut your way out of trouble or spend your way out of trouble? europe and germany in particular wants to cut its way out of trouble. here in america over the past few years the idea has been the opposite, spend your way out of trouble with stimulus plans and low interest rates. both are legitimate strategies, lots of nobel prize winning

economists on ever side. it's an interesting il strag. two huge economies taking different approaches. turning to the trading day, shares in apple will do something they have never done, om above 500 at $502. apple not just the most valuable country in the world, by far. more than 16% more valuable than exxon-mobil. >> thank you very much. >> it's 5:56. still to come on "today in the bay," vandals striking an auditorium. the possible motive. >> plus the bay area city thinking about fighting back against facebook's plans in menlo park. >> if it's warmth and sunshine that turns you on, we've got that in the forecast for your valentine's day and hay, before you give that car a shine, showers in the forecast and they are coming soon. >> getting clever. green cars mean good driving through the south bay. we have slowdowns around.

we'll show you what the crowd is looking like.

>> reporter: influence this morning, a home invasion robbery in antioch turns deadly but it's the homeowner who walks away just fine. i'm christie smith. i'll explain what happened coming up. >> as many as six people including a toddler injured after a shooting in a vallejo nail salon. >> reporter: day of reckoning for elderly patients as they find out whether their facility will remain open. that story coming up. >> we'll give you a live look outside early morning, that is highway 280 in san jose. a day of roses, romance and chocolate dreams. oh, yes, it's valentine's day, tuesday, february 14th, "today in the bay."