is out there again. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning. happy, happy friday, ladies. good morning to you at home. 31 degrees in gilroy this morning. 42 in oakland. 46 degrees in san francisco. as we progress throughout the next 3 1/2 hours, temperatures are expected to fall into the 20s. we don't have any just yet. i think as we head through 5:30 we'll start to see upper 20s in places like gilroy and napa getting very close. we do have a frost advisory in place. travel very cautiously. black ice likely in places up in the north bay. we'll track this for you all day long. a pretty good looking weekend shaping up. it's going to be cold today. first let's take a look at your drive. mike has a serious incident he's following. >> major injury accident reported in berkeley eastbound 80. these flares are all that remain because as opening tipping roll happened for our newscast, reports from chp said they just reopened all lanes. those flares until they burn out will be quite a bit of

distraction. this is heading away from the toll plaza and the maze. on the map you see this is opposite your main commute but this morning that's the only slowing heading away from the bay bridge. commute direction toward the bay bridge is light and clear as you just saw. this activity should start to clear up as the flares start to burn out. we'll track this and an incident for san jose coming up. back to you. >> thank you very much. sheriff's deputies in marin are on the scene of a deadly shooting overnight. the body of a teenage boy was discovered just after midnight at a home on cole court not far from the golden gate recreation area. investigators are still on the scene gathering evidence. right now we know it is the body of a 17-year-old boy that has been found and it appears he was shot to death. "today in the bay's" christie smith is on her way to marin right now. she will have a live report from the scene as soon as she gets there. also happening now, los angeles police outside the westchester mall where they think a woman is being held

hostage. officers say a pair of armed men entered the store and they took a woman to the back of the store. police are trying to determine what kind of weapons the men are possibly armed with. we'll continue to follow this story and update you as more information comes into our newsroom. more trouble with boeing 878 dreamliner just hours away from touching down in san jose's mineta international airport. overnight cracks appeared in the cockpit windshield of a 787 flying in japan. that plane landed safely. the newest issue comes as faa just announced comprehensive review of the plane dubbed the most technically advanced yet. today's order mandates a second look at the design, manufacture and assembly of the dreamliner. as we mentioned, this is a big deal for the silicon valley because it will land a 787 at sjc this morning. it marks the start of the

airline's direct flights to tokyo and beyond. now we asked ana about the recent issues with the plane but they referred us to boeing as for the new nonstop service from mineta and its impact on the silicon valley, business and tech reporter scott mcgrew will have details on that part of the story later this morning. 4:34 right now. a south bay family says investigators are not doing enough to find the person that killed their son three weeks ago and left his body on the side of the road. 24-year-old jacksen madsen's body was found on san tomas presbyterian thr expressway three days before christmas. who hit him and what happened is a mystery this morning. madsen's friends say he may have gotten into a fight at the spot. a downtown campbell bar which is the last place madsen was seen and then there's a 911 call. campbell place solice say came

his own cell phone just hours before his death. >> to know he had a 911 call of him huffing and puffing like he's running from something is all i can think of. it won't get out of my mind. >> he was a good kid. he deserves to have justice. someone is out running around that hit him and left him cold in the dirt. >> tough for that family. chp says it has specially trained investigators working the case. investigators are calling it a top brutality. one of the teenagers that participated in a gang rape outside of a high school in 2009 will be sentenced today. morales faces up to 27 years in prison after pleading guilty in november. morales is one of a group of men accused of raping the 16 year old. last october a man was sentenced to 32 years in prison for his

part in the vicious act. four other defendants in this case await trial. the families of two of the victims of last year's shooting rampage have filed wrongful death suits against the school. they were among seven people killed last april. they claim that they should have known shooter one goh was a serious danger after disagreements he had with staff. police say goh has confessed to the murders. earlier this week he was found mentally incompetent to stand trial. one east bay school district is making safety changes in the wake of the tragedy in newtown. martinez school district officials met with the police department this week to review existing safety procedures as all of the city's campuses. some immediate changes include locking all classroom doors during school hours and requiring all visitors to sign in at the school's office. also wear a badge while they are on campus. police will also beef up patrols

near campuses and lockdown drills will be conducted at every school within the next two weeks. the murder of nursing student michelle le will be in the national spotlight tonight. "dateline" will take a close look at how marc klaas helped the family as they searched for her body. le went missing from hayward in may of 2011. her killer, giselle estaban is now serving 25 years to life in prison. the two-hour "dateline" airs tonight at 9:00 right here on nbc bay area. 4:37. back to square one in the search for san jose's next police chief. current chief chris moore is retiring a week from saturday. the three possible replacements were rejected by a panel of community leaders wednesday.

the city is now coming up with some transition plans. >> we're going to have to come up with plans to keep warm. it's a cold start to our day. >> blankets. cocoa. >> we did have some snow in santa cruz mountains. >> we did. we didn't get it in san francisco but we did get it in some places in the bay area. they got it in big sir. as we head throughout the day today, temperatures will be on the cold side to start. keep that in mind. we do have plenty of 30s out there right now getting ready to hit the 20s as we progress into the coldest point of the day. 30 in gilroy. 31 in napa this morning. headed toward the low 50s. you'll need your coat all day long. freeze warning and frost advisory in place for your interior valleys of the north bay, east bay and south bay. if you have sensitive plants this morning, bring those in. icy conditions likely for the next few hours. we'll be on top of this this morning. mike has a traffic alert you need to know about before

heading out the front door. >> we'll tell you about the update in berkeley. right now san jose 101 northbound coming underneath that 680 interchange and traffic pretty light right here but there's also an accident, a crash in the south bay. the map shows you overall things are moving smoothly throughout. traffic flows nicely in the area. not sure if my maps are up and running actually. we'll assume they are. southbound 880 earlier accident cleared to the shoulder. slowing through the area. should be recovering now. there's also a construction zone where you will lose one of those lanes. just be careful about that. meanwhile, as we jump up toward berkeley, christina was talking about the earlier traffic issue. this cleared just minutes before we gave the last report. we had the chp reporting it clearing however there is slowing in the area and the live camera shows there is flares in the area that are just burning out. you see a series of three of them right now and one on right-hand side. cars away from us are east 80. commute direction west with

headlights. that's opened up. we'll show you a wider shot of this view coming up. back to you. >> if you have noticed a backup on the dumbarton bridge as you head to work, you are not alone. since the start of the year the commute has been especially bad. there is the reason for it. the metropolitan transportation commission says it closed toll lane four because it can't afford to staff it. coming up at 5:00 this morning, bob redell will be live at the dumbarton with what mtc is trying to do to fix that problem. there are new efforts to protect personal data of clipper card users. the metropolitan transportation commission will meet today to talk about reducing the amount of time it holds under your personal data. last year the bay citizen reported a clipper card travel record can be stored for as long as seven years after the account is closed. today the mtc will look at options for reducing the time to three years. 4:40 right now.

with niners soon getting a new stadium in santa clara, the city has a chance to host the super bowl but it may not want to. we'll tell you why coming up. patrick dempsey, the man known as mcdreamy, may change his nickname to mcsteamy. we'll tell you why. a new development in the push to greater gun control.

welcome back. good friday morning to you. there's a good chance santa clara could host the super bowl but now the city has to decide if it even wants to. the big issue is money. to host a super bowl a city must give financial concessions to the nfl. that means giving up a huge chunk of revenue from taxes on tickets, hotels and other venues. santa clara has until may before a formal proposal needs to be submitted. it is a finalist for the 2016 or 2017 super bowl. soon you could be getting your morning cup of joe from a well known hollywood actor. courtney reagan is live at cnbc world headquarters with your news before the bell. good morning, courtney. >> reporter: good morning to you. futures relatively flat right now. this is after stocks closed at

five-year highs yesterday. traders may focus on bank earnings from wells fargo. first of the big banks to report. data today from the usda on crop production in 2012 and feed indicators for 2013. dow rising 30 points on thursday to 13,471. s&p gaining 11 points to 1472 and nasdaq adding 15. he play as doctor on tv but he may soon play a barista in real life. patrick dempsey making a successful bid to buy a coffee chain. it is set for today. the seattle judge expected to make the sale to an investor group led by dempsey official at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. he was also against starbucks so this time the relatively little guy won. back to you. >> that's right. i was telling laura that ellen did a story on.

>> a cold start just as you said. >> i'm going to tune into whatever marla was talking about. that sounds pretty hot. any warm thoughts are going to be good at this point. we do have some really cold weather shaping up. it's not quite as cold as it could be. temperatures could be in the 20s already. we don't expect to hit that until later on this morning. watch out. we do have a freeze warning in place for the north bay, east bay and south bay interior valleys where temperatures are going to fall into the 20s in the coldest cities and that could kill sensitive plants and crops. the coldest will be the north bay. we do have a frost advisory in place until 9:00 a.m. this morning. now temperatures are going to be cool to start and cool to finish as well today. we have a little bit of a warmup on the way for next week. overall you'll need your coat for the next five to six days. 35 degrees in livermore. 39 in concord right now. headed toward the low 50s today. and as i said before, we will see that sunshine brilliant sunshine in fact as we head finish out the day, deceptive

sunshine. it will be very cold out there. with cold air filtering into the bay area just about all day long. now look at your temperatures on saturday. 48 degrees. on sunday morning another chance just like yesterday morning for some low snow and very slight chance 20% to 30% but we could see snow levels drop to about 1,500 feet yet again. we're watching for that. what i can tell you right now is we picked up accumulation upwards of two inches in parts of the bay area yesterday above 2,500 feet. i'll show you impressive snow pictures coming up. keep that credit card handy. you might need to get the frost off the windshield this morning. >> california scrapers. 4:47 right now. the man accused of the colorado theater shootings will be in court today to face charges. james holmes will enter a plea today. some legal experts believe he will plead not guilty by reason of insanity. holmes is accused of killing 12 people and injuring 70 others in a mass shooting last july.

last week a judge determined there was enough evidence for him to stand trial. as part of the continuing effort to curb gun violence, vice president joe biden's gun task force will meet with the gaming industry later today in washington. yesterday the vice president sat down with gun owners and the national rifle association. the nra says it was disappointed with that meeting. it says the white house is less focused on keeping children safe and more focused on attacking the second amendment. meanwhile, the task force is hurrying to come up with new regulations. >> so far a surprising recurrence of suggestions that we have universal background checks and not just close the gun show loophole but total universal background checks including private sales. >> while they were meeting, another school shooting made national headlines. this time in southern california. we brought this to you yesterday at 11:00 a.m.

a teenager shot and injured two students at a high school about 40 miles from bakersfield. the nra says not only are gun sales up since the connecticut tragedy, they also gained 100,000 new members unsolicited. later today at the white house president obama will meet with afghan president hamid karzai. they'll talk about the future role of the u.s. in afghanistan. white house officials say president obama will not announce the next round of troop wi wi wi withdraw withdrawals. big weekend for the 49ers coming up. a playoff game with the green bay packers. that means a bet between the city's mayors. we'll tell you about the educational twist this time around. we're giving you a live look

at palo alto. peninsula is fine. we'll talk about the traffic on the other side of the bay coming up.

welcome back. south bay very clear and very dark and very cold. christina is looking at the cold temperatures for us. we'll talk to her in just a bit. it's 4:52. 49ers fans get ready. tomorrow is the big day.

the team takes on the green bay packers at candlestick. >> we now know who will be kicking. jim harbaugh says the original guy, david akers is still his guy despite finding billy cundiff last week. he missed 13 field goals this season but harbaugh says he still feels akers gives the 49ers the best chance to win it. kickoff is set for 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. going to be a good one. san francisco mayor ed lee and the mayor of green bay, wisconsin, james schmidt, are making a friendly wager on the game with an educational twist. here it is. if the 49ers win, green bay will sponsor hundreds of san francisco kids at the exploratorium museum when it opens at its new home at pier 15 in april. if 49ers lose, san francisco will sponsor a free admission day at the new children's museum of green bay. the bid includes an exchange of some local delicacies.

>> that's good. it does something not just i'll wear a crazy hat. >> the kids benefit. >> all right. back to that crazy hat, meat and cheese. something involving that. looking to the east shore freeway. we had eastbound 80 with a major accident before the show started at 4:30. that cleared. flares have burnt out. eastbound taillights. westbound commute moving smoothly as you would expect right now. all recovered. also tri-valley. no problems out of livermore or into pleasanton through sunol into the south bay. we have a smooth drive at the castro valley y and across the san mateo bridge. we talked about some possible delays this morning at the dumb barton bridge as you have seen all week and bob redell will follow up with that. south 880 earlier accident crash cleared but the construction zone remains. you lose one lane. slowing approaching 280. a live look at 880 through

fremont shows you volume light here into and out of the south bay. we'll send it back to you. >> if you get a chance, check out the bay bridge around 11:00 tonight. caltrans will put on a light show. engineers will be testing the new l.e.d. light consult sculpture. 25,000 lights will flash in artistic sequence. it's scheduled to be officially unveiled on march 5th. television and movies will come together for the 70th annual golden globe awards. this year's ceremony will have a new look. tina fey and amy poehler are set to take over hosting duties. they were each nominated for best actress in tv comedy or musical. battle will be best movie drama. the historical epic "lincoln" is

seen as a front runner. >> a steven spielberg movie with a daniel day-lewis performance that drives it. >> golden globes are seen as a barometer for later success at the academy awards. but in past years the movies failed to win at the golden globes but won oscars for best picture. you can watch the golden globe award here on sunday. the coverage begins at 3:00 p.m. with first look live at the red carpet. the awards begin at 5:00. >> what will they be wearing? a show within the show. >> that's what people tune in to see. coming up, easing that congestion. why the commission that manages bay area traffic says your commute would run a lot smoother if caltrans would hand over control.

a deadly shooting involving

a 17-year-old boy. we're live with new details and what sheriff's deputies are saying about it all. a new crash for east bay commute congested spot. a freezing cold start to the day. we'll tell you why this is a concern for wine country and anyone else with sensitive plants. taking a beautiful live look outside. look at that glorious bay bridge. you made it to friday morning. it's january 11th. this is "today in the bay." good morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marla tellez. jon kelley is off today. the four people involved in a bizarre homicide case in pittsburg could be released from jail later today. the district attorney says he needs more evidence if he is going to charge them. police have until 5:00 tonight to provide that evidence or the suspects will be set free.

a woman, her boyfriend and two others were arrested earlier this week for allegedly plotting a home invasion designed to scare the woman's husband into moving out. police say the husband stabbed and killed the intruder. he does not face charges. fremont police investigating that city's first homicide of the year. last night a man turned himself into officers after claiming to have shot and killed a family member. just a few hours earlier police have found the 48-year-old victim at a home on party court not too far from briar elementary school. investigators say the shooter left the scene before police arrived. so far no word on a motive. we are following breaking news in the north bay where sheriff's deputies are investigating the overnight death of a 17-year-old boy. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live near the crime scene with more details on what we know so far. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. i spoke with a woman a coupl