anniversary. boy that was a mouthful. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist anthony slaughter. it looks so nice there but it's so gray in the distance. >> it is gray. we have some fog in the area right now reducing visibility especially in the north bay and east bay and even in san francisco. we have a cold front that's moving through right now and this cold front is actually going to bring in some cold air by this afternoon and evening so we may have been spoiled with a few sunny days, where it felt good to get out, do some running outside. if you are going to be outside at any point you want to grab an extra layer because by this afternoon and evening, temperature also fall kind of where they're at right now, back into the 40s and low 50s. we're at 52 in san francisco, 52 in san mateo, same in sunnyvale, and 51 in san jose. look at our visibility in livermore, down to a quarter of a mile, even in santa rosa to a quarter of a mile so thick fog will develop this morning but by this afternoon we're expecting to see a good mix of sun and clouds, temperatures crisp, topping out around noon in the

mid-50s, falling by 10:00 degrees by 4:00 or 5:00 so make sure you have an extra layer this afternoon. >> or get out early. thank you very much. a police officer continues to recover this morning after he was shot by a suspect in oakland. the shooting happened just before 6:00 last night on the east side of the city near the intersection of 49th avenue and east 12th street. police say the wounded officer continued to chase after the suspect after he was shot. stephanie truong has new details. >> an officer called for assistance. he had suffered a gunshot wound. >> reporter: that oakland officer was one of two responding to the sound of gunshots at 49th and east 12th. officer gianna watson said the officers found a man with a gun who began to fire at them, hitting one of them. witnesses say they heard from four to six gunshots in all. watson added that even though he was hurt, the wounded veteran

continued to chase the suspect. >> he was able to take him into custody and recover his firearm. >> reporter: officers stayed at the scene of a original report of a two-car crash at 47th and 12th trying to determine whether the driver who ran from one of the cars was linked to the shooting at 49th minutes later. witness tells ums the gunman may have been trying to steal a bicycle before officers responded. this is the second time an oakland officer has been shot in five days. monday night a little over a mile away on the 1700 block of seminary avenue an undercover cop working on a sunday shooting was also shot. police have made five arrests in connection to the officer-involved shooting and say they won't stop until everyone involved is held responsible. >> when someone is so bold and so brazen to try to take a police officer's life, where does that stop? that is the most dangerous person that we need to remove off of our street. >> stephanie truong, "nbc bay area news." >> oakland police say they will

announce who the district attorney will charge and with what crime sometime next week. happening now, the fire may be out but crews remain on the scene in fairfield this morning, keeping an eye out for flare-ups. this five-alarm fire started at the original pepper belly's comely club around 7:00 last night, and the flames you see shooting through the roof were shooting up 30, 40 feet into the air. crews were finally able to contain the fire around 10:15 last night. firefighters say the blaze appears to have started on the second floor but that the cause is still under investigation. one witness says he saw a bottle rocket or some kind of firework and then the power lines above the building burst into flames. no one was hurt. in vallejo a catholic school football coach is out of a job, fired for his players' bad behavior and this morning, is he speaking out. >> the minute i found out about it, boom, i raised the red flag

and brought it to someone's attention to save these kids from more misery or whatever and somehow i get fired. >> the varsity football coach chris cervone says st. patrick-st. vincent fired him for telling them about hazing on campus. he says junior varsity football players told him that they asked another coach in december and nothing happened. cerv so ne went to the principal and the school put five coaches on paid leave and suspended several students during the investigation, then yesterday the school expelled five of those students and fired cervone. he says losing his job for speaking up sends the wrong message to students and staff. but school leaders, along with the archdiocese of sacramento say though cervone didn't know about the hazing when it was happening he was in charge and is being held responsible. >> while we no participation in any of the hazing incidents, the fact that they were responsible for the team led us to make that decision. >> the school said no criminal

charges have been filed at this point in the case, but vallejo police are aware of the incidents. a 16-year-old oakland boy says he knows people think he's a monster. that's what he told the court before he was sentenced to 25 years in prison for murdering his adoptive parents. moses keenan was 15 years old when he strangled his parents in their oakland home last january. he was prosecuted as an adult and in december pleaded guilty to killing his parents. his motive, he had been suspended from school for smoking marijuana and knew they would be upset. when asked to address the court yesterday "the chronicle" quotes him as saying "i'm sorry for the crime that i committed. i hope none of you forgive me for my crime. i know you all think he moof as a monster or something else. i hope none of you remembers me ever again." a rare sighting of a mountain lion in the san jose foothills and caught on camera.

the remote camera captured the big cat sauntering along the trail at the blue oak ranch reserve near the observatory seven miles east of san jose. the camera uses heat and motion sensors to snap digital images of wildlife. the supervisor believes the mountain lion is 4 to 10 years old and weighs more than 100 pounds. >> to see one in the wild with your naked eye or to have the opportunity to photograph one in the wild is really rare and that's why deploying remote cameras to do that is so special, a special technology. >> as for mountain lions that stroll into urban areas, state senator jerry hill proposed a new bill to help protect them. it would require game wardens to use nonless lethal methods unless there is a direct threat to public safety. the proposal comes after a warden shot and killed two mountain lion cubs in half moon bay last month, causing public outrage.

new this rng mo, temorning,f thousands of pro-life supporters are expected to participate in a peaceful demonstration this morning at civic center plaza in san francisco. this as the nation marks the 40th anniversary of the controversial roe versus wade supreme court decision. organizers say west coast walk for life is the largest pro-life rally outside of washington, d.c. the event will start with a rally from 12:30 to 1:30 this afternoon, then the walk for life main event will begin. demonstrator also march from civic center plaza down market street to justin herman plaza. still ahead on "today in the bay" a medical setback for injured giants fan bryan stowe, the latest on his condition. las vegas is favoring the 49ers in the super bowl but history shows something a little different. we break down the numbers in this morning's "reality check."

a sneak peek at the art

installation coming up in just a moment and also another shot at the embarcadero, you can see the clock tower there and nothing but fog as far as the eye can see. we'll check in with anthony slaughter about your forecast for today. as if this flu season wasn't bad enough there is a warning from health experts about a different fast-spreading bug, a strain of norovirus from australia reached the u.s. it is highly infectious and very vicious, causing severe nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and abdominal pain. know row virus is transmitted by people who don't wash their hands after using the bathroom. it lives on surfaces or on food people touch and can spread in the air through droplets from a sick person. >> it can stay alive for long periods of time and transmitted ease toil anybody so it's a small environment with lots of people and can get transmitted very quickly. >> unlike the flu there is no vaccine for the norovirus. experts say the best way to get rid of the virus is to wash your hands or use hand sanitizer and

disinfect surfaces with bleach. still ahead on "today in the bay," san francisco mayor ed lee is now proposing to keep fans safe during the super bowl festivities. we'll tell you what his plan is, plus how you can get quarterback colin capper knick's tattooed look without going under the needle. we've got some fog in the south bay, east bay and the north bay and even in san francisco, we've got some delays in our airport, we're going to break down your weekend forecast coming up after this. stay tuned.

and another sneak peek at where the art installation for the anniversary of the bay bridge will be, they just flicked the lights off on us, now it's looking normal until the celebration. a serious blood clot forced bryan stow back into the hospital this morning. doctors found a large clot they could not reduce. doctors put a filter in stow's

abdomen to catch any clots from breaking off and going into his lungs. the family says "we are scared and worried." it has been almost two years since bri bryan stow was beaten in the dodgers parking lot two years ago. the concert benefiting bryan stow continues in the napa uptown theater before wrapping up tomorrow night in santa cruz. turning to the 49ers and their quest for six, bay area sports fans have to be salivating at the prospect of another championship. first the giants win the world series and now 49ers have a shot to win their first super bowl since 1995, but unlike the giants, the 49ers are actually favored to win in this morning's reality check, sam brock explains why despite an endorsement from vegas, niners fans may want to tamper their expectations. >> this isn't a popular opinion but i'll state it anyway, statistically the baltimore

ravens have a better chance of winning the super bowl than do the san francisco 49ers. think about the things that define the 49ers' football team. first an electric young quarterback in colin capper knick who has only been starting for part of the year and is in his second nfl season. looking back at the last 20 super bowls the average speernls of the winning quarterbacks is 6.75 season, a far cry from capper knick's two, ravens quarterback joe flacco is a little closer with five seasons under his belt. in fact in that two-decade span only three quarterbacks have won a super bowl with two years of experience. you might have heard of them, tom brady, ben roethlisberger, and kurt warner. the niners are also known for a stellar defense, they ranked third in the nfl in total defense this year. >> pass is broken up! >> reporter: how many teams have won the super bowl in the last 20 years sporting a top three defense? the answer is only five of the

20 teams with the average defensive rank for a super bowl champ coming in at 9.2. last year's regular season record indicate the 49ers are a better football team than the ravens but in the last two decades the team with the better record has won the big game only eight times. the team with the lesser record has won eight times as well, and four games featured teams with the same record. so record is basically awash, which is to say it doesn't mean anything. now while some of these figures might seem a little bit unpalatable if you're a niners fan, i do have a good piece of news, the most important metric just released today the annual janelle wang prediction and janelle is going with the 49ers. >> you said it wouldn't be a popular opinion and it's not. wide receiver michael cr cracrab cracrab crabtree will not will not face

sexual assault charges following an investigation by the district attorney's office. the 49ers released this statement saying "we are pleased to learn of the san francisco district attorney's announcement following a thorough review of the matter. michael and the team can now put this behind us and move forward." the woman who claimed she was sexually assaulted by crabtree in a hotel room following the team's january 13th win over the green bay packers. police say crabtree fully cooperated with them during their investigation. now meteorologist anthony slaughter is all warmed up, caught him moving around the green screen and now we look at fog. >> we can see looking into the city, really you can't see, there's just a fine thin line of fog that is reducing visibility, even not only in san francisco but in the east bay as well, sunol seeing some foggy conditions as well and we want to start you off with your. . this is a good idea of what's going to happen today. we have the fog in the area and it will be lifting through about 8:00, 9:00, but look what happens right around noon. temperatures peak into the mid-50s and by this afternoon falling temperatures so by about 4:00, you'll notice those temperatures at the coast and the bay going to be back into

the 40s so definitely make sure you grab a few extra layers before you head out today. keep them handy by this afternoon. the fog reduced visibility down to a quarter of a mile in livermore, same in santa rosa, only down to nine miles in san francisco but that was enough to wa warrant a delay at sfo, delays of arriving flights up to 30 minutes, issued by the faa. temperatures cool but not bad. 52 in san jose and san francisco. this is where temperatures will be this afternoon, right on our doorstep. it's only 30 miles offshore, that's why it's pulling in that fog today and eventually as i mentioned that fog will lift. once the cold front moves through the temperatures will really fall, we will see some sun but it's going to be a chilly mix of sun and clouds. again that temperature gradient will fall five to ten degrees by this afternoon and tonight we're expecting 30s back in the forecast and it hasn't been that cold in the couple of nights because of the low clouds keeping us warm and there is a potential for a brief shower

tonight and tomorrow, it's really a 30% chance so it's very slight, if you're a betting man or woman i wouldn't bet odds we would see rain. we're expecting mainly dry conditions with the brief showers tomorrow. today going to be dry though but again cool, temperatures only topping out in the mid-50s by about noon, 357 in los gatos, 55 in san francisco. 58 in oakland but again by this afternoon, 40s across the board so again, keep that jacket handy, maybe a scarf or hat to go along with it. once we get into the evening hours it's going to be breezy, the fog returns, we do this all over again for tomorrow but the good news is 60s tuesday through friday, even looking into some of our long range models, next weekend we could be flirting with 70s. i'm ready for it. >> we're ready for it. >> bring it on. flirting with the 70s. much more ahead on "today in the bay" including a silicon valley tycoon who made international headlines, john mcafee, he's telling his story only on "nbc bay area news."

his early days in the bay area were fueled by cocaine and alcohol, nowadays it's a new set of problems as police say silicon valley pioneer john mcafee might be connected to a murder in the country of belize. he recently fled that small central american company leaving behind a trail of teenaged women and guns. where is he now? in portland, oregon, here's the interview with raj mathai and john mcafee. >> reporter: is this the story of a successful entrepreneur who went crazy and surrounded himself with girls and guns and became a murderer or is this the greatest mind [ bleep ] of all-time? >> reporter: with that we introduce you to john mcafee 2.0. lot has changed since he launched his wildly successful company from his small santa clara home in the 1980s. not only has he lost most of his fortune but many say he's simply lost his mind. >> much of the press recently

has been very negative, you know, that i'm a madman, which perhaps i am, i'm paranoid. i don't think i am. or whatever, yet people give me the high five sign, keep going, yeah. i don't know where that comes from. it's a mystery to me. >> reporter: do you like it? >> it doesn't bother me. i don't seek it. >> reporter: you must thrive on that, the movie coming out about you, the women that you surround yourself with. you must thrive on that. >> people think that and call me a media whore. i've needed to you keep me alive for three months in belize and i need you now for movie and book and things. it's money. for ten years i didn't talk to anyone in the media. i got called all the time, the answer was always no. it's not that i don't like you as a person, i do not like you as a profession, because you are responsible for everything in

the world. the press has ruled the country, you do, sir, you tell us what to love, what to hate, what's important, what's not. you have the position of power and i think it's being abused maliciously sometimes. >> reporter: we caught up with the 67-year-old mcafee in portland, oregon, which is a far cry from the warm beaches of belize, where he's wanted for questioning in the murder of his neighbor. so what would you tell them if i'm the belizean government asking you if you had any role in his murder. >> absolutely not, and they know this. they know i'm not involved in the murder. they haven't questioned anybody else. so i had nothing to do with it, i know nothing about it. i'm willing to talk to them in any neutral country on the planet. i have offered that. i'll talk to them on the phone, i'll talk to them through skype. >> reporter: you talk about selling yourself in terms of a movie that might be coming out

and selling your story. sex sells. is it true, all about the women we read in your life, five or six women at a time, several girlfriends that are teenagers? >> absolutely, it is true. i do have teenaged girl friends and many at a time, nothing illegal. they're well beyond the age of consent and i see nothing wrong with it and if you do, then that's okay. >> reporter: is this part of the whole deal that's going to sell the hollywood in terms of making the film about your life? >> i personally don't think it's that interesting. i mean -- >> reporter: you must because you know sex sells so you must think this is a selling point because everyone asks you about it or want to ask but it. >> a lot of things sell other than sex, mystery sells, you know, all kinds of human drama sells, not just sex. sex sells if you're making porn videos, absolutely. you making a porn video and no sex it's not going to sell. >> reporter: in the 1990s, it seemed like you had a "normal" ceo life, clean and sober, wildly successful, speaking at the stanford business school often, donating to charity.

>> yes. >> reporter: when did it switch gears to this crazy lifestyle? >> you're assuming because i'm a clean and sober ceo that my lifestyle is a standard lifestyle. >> reporter: no, i was saying that you were speaking at stanford and donating to charity. >> right. >> reporter: and seemingly within all the normal society values. >> i still speak at functions, i still donate to charity, i'm still talking to business people like yourself, but my lifestyle has always been off the wall. i'm sorry. it didn't reach the press until just recently. >> reporter: how did money change you, $100 million is what i read you walked away with, you lost some, you gained some, whatever, how did it change you? >> at first it made me a radical [ bleep ] if i can use that word on television. >> reporter: we'll bleep it out. >> there we are. because suddenly you have all of this power and all this money, you can buy whatever you want, and i did. i bought stuff i didn't need, big boats, never used them, at one point i had 12 houses in

every part of the world, hawaii and ecuador and every state in the union, and bahamas. i was being a jerk. it really is. >> and that was raj mathai speaking with john mcafee. it is worth noting john mcafee left the company in 1994 and has not been involved with the company since. still ahead on "today in the bay" no more free parking on sundays. what you need to know to avoid a pricey ticket while parking in san francisco.

good morning, waking up along the embarcadero this morning, this is what you'll see out your window if you are elsewhere in the bay area. we'll tell what you to expect as well. thanks for joining us, i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist anthony slaughter, and it is a nice mild start but you say don't be deceived because it's going to get chilly. >> it is going to get cold, about five to ten degrees colder than it is right now.

>> no! >> by this afternoon, usually our temperatures rise during the day but not so much today because we have a cold front that's going to move through, the lovely world of meteorology, don't you love how that all comes together? we have visibility reduced especially in the north bay and east bay today, down to about a quarter of a mile in livermore, santa rosa, even in san francisco, visibility at the airport has caused for some airport delays so if you are leaving or you have a family and friends coming in, definitely want to check that if you are going to be using some of the airports today. otherwise we're looking at cold air that's going to move in later this afternoon. it will drop our temperatures back into the 40s by this evening and breezy as well so once we get into the overnight hours we're expecting a few 30s tonight and a brief shower is possible for tomorrow. for today a good mix of sun and clouds and chilly. these temperatures you see on the screen are going to occur around noon and then again as i mentioned we're talking about 40s this afternoon, so even though it's mild right now, grab a few extra layers because you'll be glad you got them once you get to the afternoon hours

>> thank you very much, anthony. new this morning an egyptian court sentenced 21 people to death for their involvement in a soccer riot in which 74 people were killed last year. the violence happened at the end of a match between the teams from cairo and porced last february. local fans threw rocks and fireworks at the fans from the cairo club. the judge says he will announce verdicts for the remaining defendants in march. the verdicts sparked violence in porced this morning where more than a dozen people have been killed and many more injured. s in will you this morning a government website taken down after it was breached by the hacker group anonymous. the group says it hijacked the website of the u.s. sentencing commission early this morning in retaliation for the death of aaron schwartz, an internet activist who killed himself after he was accused of stealing online journal articles from the massachusetts institute of technology. the hackers say they infiltrated

several government systems and are threatening to make secret information public. new video just in to our newsroom this morning of a high-speed chase in oklahoma. police were chasing this, is uv through several cities including oklahoma city at speeds topping 100 miles an hour. at one point one of the passengers unhooked a trailer that was attached to the suv and it flew across the roadway. the driver eventually hit a light pole and still tried to keep driving. the crash knocked the back wheels off of the wheels and axles, and the driver tried to run on foot and was caught. two passengers were treated for injuries from the crash. no word yet on what started the chase. happening now, fire crews are watching for hot spots after a five-alarm fire that destroyed a fairfield comedy club. it broke out on texas street at the pepper belly's comedy club friday night. you can see 30 to 40-foot flames

shooting tlul the rooftop. crews did contain the fire more than three hours after it started. investigators arnow investigating the cause but say the fire appears to have started on the second floor. one witness reports seeing a firework and then power lines above the building bursting into flames. thankfully, no one was injured. this morning the oakland police officer who was shot by a suspect last night continues to recover. that officer was one of two responding to a two-car crash when they heard gunshots near the intersection of 49th avenue and east 12th street. this all happened right around 6:00 last night. police say the officer found a man with a gun and that man began to fire at them, hitting one of the officers. the other officer shot back, but missed the suspect, then both officers continued to chase the suspect and were ultimately able to arrest him nearby. the injured officer is a 13-year veteran of the force and is in stable condition this morning. investigators are now trying to figure out if the suspect is

somehow related to that initial car crash. this is the second time an oakland officer has been shot in just five days. monday night an undercover officer working a sunday shooting was shot a little more than a mile away on the 1700 block of cemetery or rather seminary avenue. police arrested five people in connection with the shooting of the under cover officer. they said they won't stop until everyone involved is found. >> when someone is so bold and so brazen to try to take a police officer's life, where does that stop? that is the most dangerous person that we need to remove off of our street. >> the oakland police say the district attorney will announce which suspects will be charged with which crimes next week. and now a follow-up to a breaking news story we brought you yesterday morning, where reports of a gunman at a south bay school turned out to be a hoax. the big this morning is whether the student who made up the lie will face any criminal charges.

cupertino middle school, west valley elementary school and homestead high school were on lockdown for two hours yesterday morning while officers with guns combed through the middle school campus looking for the alleged gunman. when no suspect was found the student who reported seeing the man with the campus with the gun recanted the report. the hoax put parents and students on edge. >> it was just scary knowing how this could actually be happening and just remembering what happened in newtown, i just didn't want it to turn out for that. >> i was a nervous wreck for hours, it's upsetting, but at the same time i'm obviously very relieved and that there was actually no suspect. >> investigators are now looking into that false report and will determine whether or not to file charges against that student. bad idea. still ahead this morning, san mateo county also holding a gun buy-back program this weekend, several recent buy-back events around the bay area have

drawn large numbers, this one happened earlier this month in marin. the county ran out of money and started issuing handgun owners ious. the san mateo county event will run from 10:00 this morning until 2:00 this afternoon at the san mateo county event center. gun owner also get $100 cash for handguns, shotguns and rifles and up to $200 for assault weapons. police stress that if you bring a weapon, there will be no questions asked when you are ready to turn it in. in vallejo a catholic school football coach is out of a job, fired for his players' bad behavior and this morning, he is speaking out. >>the minute i found out about it, boom, i raised the red flag and brought it to someone's attention to save these kids from more misery or whatever and somehow i get fired. >> the varsity football coach chris cervone says st. patrick-st. vincent fired him for telling them the truth about

players hazing young students on campus. cervone says junior varsity coaches say they asked another coach in december and nothing happened. cervone went the to the principal and the school decided to put five coaches on paid leave and suspended several students during the investigation, then yesterday the school expelled five of those students and fired cervone. he says losing his job for speaking up sends the wrong message to students and staff. but school leaders and the archdiocese of sacramento say even though cervone did not know about the hazing when it was happening, he was in charge and is now being held responsible. >> while they had no participation in any of the hazing incidents, the fact that they were responsible for the team led us to make that decision. >> the school said no criminal charges have been filed at this point in the case but vallejo police are aware of the incident. the grace period is over in san francisco and now you will have to start feeding those meters even on sunday. if you don't, parking tickets

are pricey, about $72 downtown, 62 bucks in other parts of the city. the city's 29,000 meters will be active from noon until 6:00 p.m. on sundays. the city approved the sunday meter enforcement plan last april. meters run by the port of san francisco which include the embarcadero have already been charging for sunday parking. still ahead on "today in the bay," mending the bay bridge, we hit the water for an up close look at the repair work after that tanker accident earlier this month. and taking a look at this, this fan nails a half court hook shot, but what happens next is even more shocking. these sweet honey clustery things have fiber?

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a big repair job is now under way in the middle of the bay. here is a look at the bay bridge from this morning, where crews were working to fix a damaged fender after a tanker ship accident, you might remember earlier this month. "today in the bay's" joe rosato

jr. got an up close look at the repair work and how much it's going to cost. >> reporter: by anyone who has ever replaced an old broken fence can surely imagine the challenge of replacing one in the middle of the bay. that's essentially the task at hand for construction crews repairing a damaged fender on the bay bridge. >> what we're seeing behind us is the damage that was done by the collision with the oil tanker. >> reporter: emergency repair comes two weeks after the empty oil tanker "overseas ramar" struck the bridge january 7th, ripping out a large chunk. >> as you can see it's pretty substantial, a good section of the fender system was hit. >> reporter: on tuesday crews began tearing away a dpanlged 40-foot section of the fender which is designed to protect the bridge's concrete base. >> fortunately there was only superficial damage to the concrete. most of the damage happened to the lumber and the steel and that's the way it's supposed to happen. >> reporter: the job is expected to cost the state about $3 million, and take about four

months to complete. the contractor, california engineering, says the work is costly because it carries many risks. >> working on the water is obviously a challenge. we've got tides we have to deal with, weather, it's january. it happens to be a nice day today. they're not all that nice. >> reporter: crews plan to replace the damaged plastic and wood fender with a recycled material known as plastic rubber. >> all the materials will be replaced with plastic lumber, the new material. the old creosote treated wood is hazardous, we don't deal that much anymore. >> reporter: the state is seeking reimbursement for the work from the ship's owner's. state investigation into the actions of the pilot for its navigation is under way. the coast guard cleared the boat to leave last week, leaving this repair job in its wake. joe rosato jr., "nbc bay area news." still ahead on "today in the bay" we will tell you how you

can get your hands maybe on a pair of free tickets to the super bowl.

all right, welcome back, it's 7:45. taking a live look at san jose we have a few clouds, even some fog that has made its way down into the south bay so we are waking up to some foggy conditions. here is another shot of san francisco. you can see off in the distance a little bit of clearing but those low clouds really blanketing most of the bay area right now and we are expecting to see some sunshine today after about 9:00, that fog will start to lift. notice what happens with temperatures today, mid-50s by noon, but look what happens by about 4:00, we fall back into the 40s at the coast, even the bay, inland locations going to be around 50 degrees come 4:00 and that's going to be with some very strong winds, we're going to have a windchill factor for this afternoon up into about the mid-40s and temperatures tonight in the 30s so get ready for some cold air as this cold front moves into the area. you can see visibility way down in livermore, less than a quarter of a mile, up to a

quaf quarter of a mile in santa rosa and two miles in november toe and san francisco so fog is blanketing most of the area, even into the east bay as well, 46 in livermore, 52 in san francisco. 46 as well up in santa rosa. there's our cold front, going to move through by this afternoon and we are talking about a few showers by tonight and tomorrow, but really the main story today is going to be that cold air that really starts to move on in and tonight 30s in the forecast. today will be a bright day once we get up after 9:00 that fog will lift, a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures only in the mid-50s today, even yesterday and the day before a few places got into the 60s so a little bit of a different forecast for today, cold for tonight, 30s across the board, and we wake up tomorrow with a little bit of fog, even the potential for an isolated shower during the day tomorrow, it's only about a 30% chance, so really the odds are in favor of mostly dry conditions and if we're going to see a shower tomorrow it would be brief so not a complete washout. the good news this weekend we

are still expecting sunshine in spite of the cold weather and even better news this upcoming week 60s and next weekend 70s maybe. >> last year we dragged the tv out into the yard and watched the super bowl game outside because it was beautiful. we might do that again. >> it may go down like that. >> after work. >> two for two. >> yes, right. thanks, anthony. now more on the 49ers and that quest for six, the momentum is building. we are now just a week away from that game everyone's talking about, the ravens and the 49ers of course and super bowl 47 from new orleans with the vince lombardi trophy on the line. in san francisco the 49ers wrapped up their practice at the team's facility yesterday, next stop a trip to the big easy, where a media frenzy awaits their arrival for tomorrow's, tomorrow for the big game. coach jim harbaugh does not want his team, however, to get lost in all the hype. >> i want them to enjoy it. i want them to enjoy every minute, and especially enjoy the

competition. that's the most exciting thing to look forward to is playing the game, the ball being kicked off. >> quarterback colin capper knick is of course known for his legs and arms and the tattoos that cover most of his body. there is a way to get the tattoos without going under the needle, they're called kaep kaeper tats, temporary tattoos that mimic the real ones on kaepernick's arm. order them by monday if you want to wear them for the super bowl. you still have a chance to get your hands on a pair of free tickets to super bowl 47. 49ers president and ceo jed york is giving away tickets. tweet him and let him know why you should be the winner. he'll announce the winner today at noon so you really have to hurry. san francisco city leaders are hoping to avoid a super headache on super bowl sunday. they are taking steps to prevent a repeat of the fan violence

that marred the giants' world series victory last fall. first the mayor is asking bars to keep an eye on how much alcohol is being consumed, and run more diesel buses, and city worker also pick up trash cans and dumpsters to help prevent fires. police say there will be no tolerance for vandals. >> we'll vigorously investigate if things happen and we'll make an arrest and they will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. we want people to come from san francisco and we want them to celebrate responsibly. >> police arrested dozens of people after the world series victory when celebrations got out of control. vandals overturned cars, destroyed property and started fires. several of the vandals were identified through photos shared through social media so you never know who's watching. we have continuing coverage of the 49ers quest for their

sixth super bowl trophy, we will have more journalists on the ground in new orleans than any other local station, and you can catch their reports on air and our website nbcbayarea.com. i wish i was goione of the luck ones. still ahead on "today in the bay" this fan is $75,000 richer after nailing this half court shot last night, but what you see next is really the priceless part.

we are looking live at o.coin oakland and the fog is squishing down on top. prepare for some cooler temperatures by this afternoon. now to another stadium and a potentially dangerous construction mishap that caught work crews by surprise in indiana. take a look at this. steel frames of what was left of historic roberts stadium in indiana suddenly came crashing down yesterday. this is not a demolition, as we usually see.

officials say 16 steel trusses were scheduled to come down later in the day but when work crews began cutting some of the steel beams the structure buckled and collapsed. amazingly, no one was hurt. and these high-riding dare devils are taking over o. o.co-coliseum this weekend. supercross is in town. they transformed it into a track suitable for riders. the competition at 7:00 tonight, tickets start at ten bucks. make sure you bring your ear plugs. we've seen some amazing half court shots before but not like this one last night. check out what happens after he makes that, it was a halftime of the pistons heat game and the fan sunk a hook shot from half shot to win a cool $75,000, then tackled by superstar lebron james to celebrate.

he won a contest sponsored by james' foundation, nice to see the guys who can do that all the time getting excited for little guys like that. still ahead onn ene e"todaye bay" this little guy doug, we'll call him is looking for a home. there's lots to do "today in the bay." quote said imitation is the higher of flattery so young artists flatter away at the junior center of art and science in oakland, using the masters as inspiration making them create art in the style of monet, picasso,ry via, warhol and others. paint yourself and distort them like salvador dali, and how about a for real rock star? head to palo alto, the grand opening of a new branch of the school of rock, learn from the pros, play like a pro and you

may end up spend your summer touring as an all-star pro band. the speakers there go up to 11. from images of the garage band to top of a garbage artist, one man's trash is another's treasure, so the folks from recology, they handle the composting and recycling their artists in residents go through the pile of material as a source of inspiration. today in san francisco you can see some of their work and maybe some of your junk turned art. making something new from something old is cool but even cooler making something family fun out of your "today in the bay." have a great one.

we have our special friends from pets in need, volunteer lisa simmons is here with doug, he has a tiny underbite so i'm thinking he might be the world's skinniest bulldog. >> he's been on a diet.

we think he's probably definitely got some chihuahua somewhere in the family tree there, and probably some jack russell. he has a little stumpy tail, and can run like the wind. >> he just has a cute little face that had anthony slaughter going, "look at his face!" he's 5, 6 years old but that's not that old for a small breed. >> no, it's really not, and today with the inroads in veterinary medicine, companion animals are living much longer, healthier lives than ever before. he's certainly very frisky. he'd be great for any family. >> he's nice and calm here, so we like that as well. find out more about doug or the other pets in need at petsinneed.org. thank you, lisa and i'll post a cute picture of him on my facebook page. final look at the forecast with meteorologist anthony slaughter. >> we are starting to see some clearing in san francisco. this beautiful shot, starting to see some sun. it's cold, temperatures top out in the mid-50s, a chance of a shower tomorrow, otherwise

warming as we approach super bowl xlvii next weekend. >> thank you so much for making us a part of why are morning. we'll see you back here later.