meteorologist anthony slaughter who says there's actually lower visibility in the south bay than in san francisco today. >> kind of rare, usually it's at the coast where you see the low fog. we have that across the board, low clouds, fog, all that's going to lift, hang on if you're making plans this weekend it looks good. there you can see our live pick our satellite imagery and radar composite in new orleans. we don't have any clouds to talk about, temperatures there are cool in the 50s, and we'll get you your super bowl forecast in just a bit. here at home we want to start you off with a look at our satellite image. the clouds blanketing most of california so we are not alone in this cloudy start. we are mild, that's the advantage of having clouds overnight. 42 in gilroy, 49 in san jose. 50 in sunnyvale, 48 in san francisco. once we get into the afternoon hours plenty of sunshine, temperatures not too bad. little cooler yesterday by a couple of degrees. 67 in santa rosa, 64 in san jose and 66 in santa cruz. here it is your super bowl forecast for tomorrow in new orleans, temperatures by kickoff at 65 degrees, 61 by halftime

and 58 by the fourth quarter, so very similar to what we see here in the bay, even tomorrow we're expecting a bright day across the bay, we'll get more on your seven-day forecast coming up. and the countdown to kickoff is on. the super bowl now just one day aw away. take a look at this void yes from san francisco overnight, the sky mixed with some slow-lying clouds, all lit up in 49ers red and gold. it was quite a sight to see as 49ers fever is in full force this morning all throughout the bay area. meanwhile in the big easy it is brother against brother and it will be a first when jim harbaugh and john harbaugh take the field for the big showdown tomorrow. ed fareed from comcast bay area sports joins us. i don't know about you, but we can't wait. >> reporter: chris we've been waiting this for two weeks and at this our in new orleans, we're on the banks of the mississippi river, a few people out and about already. we can assume some of the people

may have never gone to bed. also, ticket prices to get into the super bowl have gone up a little bit, it will cost you at least $1,300 but one thing remains the same, it is still harbaugh versus harbaugh, a story line that was in danger of being tapped out, maybe a couple of weeks ago. however, jim and john did a real good job here in new orleans of keeping the focus on the players. however that focus shifted baaing to them yesterday when they made super bowl history the first joint press conference from the two head coaches. >> i just want to start by saying what an honor it is for both of us to be here with each other, no question about it, what a very exciting moment it is, but even more than that, to, for our families to be here. >> i concur. [ laughter ] the way our players have played, to me, that is why we're here, not because of any coaching decisions or any way that we were when we were kids but you

know, so really a credit to those men, been looking forward to the game. >> i concur. [ laughter ] >> we are fiercely loyal. there's no doubt. i think we'd all say that, you know, not just of one another, and we always have been. you know, that's definitely not ever going to change. we will continue to be fiercely loyal and protective of one another but also of our teams and jim had mentioned earlier in the week he talked about the brotherhood and the band of brothers, the brothers that will take the field, like his christmas day speech he's got it mem rised, brilliant. that's true. the band of brothers will be the brothers on the sideline, it will be the ravens sideline and 49ers sideline, that will be the band of brothers in this competition. >> you know we've got a real treat for you tonight on nbc bay area 9:00 live from the big easy, "quest for six" our one-hour special, dave feldman anchoring the coverage, we'll break down the super bowl and the two quarterbacks and the two

linebackers, ray lewis and patrick willis, and chris, you could hear by the i concurs that pretty much the whole team and the coaches are tapped out from talking good news, the media availability for them is over, all that is left is to play super bowl xlvii. >> yes, they're probably happy to be rid of us, right? we'll see them tomorrow. thank you very much. >> absolutely. >> see you later. san francisco's district attorney has another warning this morning for any fans with mayhem on their minds after tomorrow's game. gorge gasgon says anyone trashing the city can expect to be hit with the full force of the law. he's trying to avoid the property disruption and violence and when the 49ers last won the super bowl. he points out the internet makes it very easy to track down anybody who is breaking the law. >> there is this false sense of security that you're in the middle of a crowd, everybody's drunk and there's some

protection through anonymity. the reality is that with the proliferation of portable phones that carry the ability to video and do photographs, you're never going to have that anonymity. >> gasgon is prosecuting 14 cases in connection with the world series vandalism and he says the key evidence in those cases came from cell phones. our own lawrence scott is in new orleans and coming up later in this newscast he will introduce us to one devoted football fan from san francisco with a perfect super bowl attendance record. that story coming up in just about ten minutes. and after the super bowl wraps up tomorrow, switch to nbc bay area for a special post game show and of course, leading up to the super bowl sunday, check out complete 49ers coverage on nbcbayarea.com. to news this morning, and new this morning, oakland police are investigating the shooting in which one person was killed and another person wounded.

the shooting happened around 11:00 last night near the intersection of 23rd street and telegraph avenue, not far from the oakland art murmur gallery walk. police say the victim died at the scene. another person was hurt in the shooting and was taken to a nearby hospital. that victim's condition is not known at this time. as of now there are no suspects and no motive. today we expect to learn more about the suspicious death of a teenaged girl whose naked body was found in a fairfield pa park. the body was found near the parking lot around 6:45 friday morning. right now police are not releasing her name or her exact age until her family is properly notified, but they do say she went to school in suisun city thursday and never went home. it took an autopsy to identify the teenager and police are investigating the girl's death as a homicide. officers in suisun city spent thursday night looking for the girl after she was reported missing by a guardian. parents around the community say they are stunned. >> oh my god, i could just imagine if it was one of my own, and it being so close to where

we live and our daughter goes to school with them. when we're strict with them they know why now, what can happen. >> police will release more information about the girl and the circumstances surrounding her death after proper family notification. right now police say there are no suspects in the case. in the south bay the search is on for two men who police say beat up an elderly woman in east san jose. we want to warn you the video you're about to see is disturbing. the woman who does not want to share her name but did want people to see how badly she was beaten. two black eye, a broken nose, scrapes on her elbows and upper chest. police say she had been kicked and punched in the head. investigators say the elderly woman and her daughter caught two men trying to break into their car around 2:00 friday morning, when they yelled for them to stop one man chased them into their house and beat up the 74-year-old woman. the woman finally escaped to a neighbor's home. police say the suspects

ransacked the home and took off. witness says the attack is extremely upsetting. >> there were two men, one was beating on her, the other one was saying "don't hurt her, don't hurt her, she's an old lady." but the one who was hitting her wouldn't stop. >> police said the two men tried to break into several cars on the same street before they reached the woman's home. still ahead on "today in the bay" the standoff continues. the latest on negotiations between police and a suspect holding a 5-year-old boy hostage. [ mom ] dear chex cereal,

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"today in the bay" coming up, he is the super fan and his routine is making him a super bowl legend. we will introduce you to the san francisco man with perfect attendance. . >> oh, it's not me? wishful thinking. all right, 7:11 here this morning. we are waking up to clouds but we are starting to see a little bit of a break in there with some sunshine. we'll detail your weekend forecast and get you all ready for the super bowl coming up after this. >> second down and four, kaepernick sweeps it, fooled everybody, colin kaepernick, what a game! touchdown! lucky charms?! ♪

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in case you haven't seen it by now here is some 49ers pride on display in san francisco, the city bleeds gold. new mural i think we'll keep it. super bowl xlvii marks the 49ers' sixth trip to the game

but for a very, very small group of fans it will be their 47th trip to the super bowl, perfect attendance, nbc bay area's lawrence scott introduces us to the san francisco man who has seen them all. >> that was one of the controversial calls. >> reporter: larry jacobsen of san francisco has been a 49ers season ticket holder for decades, dating back to keizar stadium. he's in new orleans to the game on sunday having been to each of the niners' previous super bowls but the streak doesn't stop there. he's part of a very unique club, just one of three paying fans who have attended each and every super bowl and it all goes back to the first game when the ticket price was 12 and a true love affair with the super bowl began. >> at that time, it was easier to get a ticket, naturally, and i took a date and she wasn't impressed with football or me so i took a couple dates to the super bowl over the years. i went to super bowl xi with my

wife and she said no more dating. >> reporter: he tied the knot and kept going to the super bowl year upon year, the face value of the tickets increased many times over but nearly 50 years of memories are well worth it especially with the niners making their sixth appearance. but it was the team's very first that he holds dearest. >> i have to say, xvi was my favorite, it was the first one, it was unexpected that we would get there, and the fact that we were there, you know, it was miraculous in ways and the fact that we won it was more miraculous in ways so that was the most fun. >> reporter: you have to wonder is there a wonder he's hoping to reach or a cap on this journey that's been predetermined? >> the two men i go with said well after 50 i don't know if i want to go anymore. i said that's baloney. when you get to 50 i'm going to call new february and say hey, do you want me to make reservations for li and you're going to say yes. i'm just going to keep going

until, you know, until i don't know what i'm doing. >> reporter: lawrence scott, "today in the bay." >> that's awesome. business is sweet for some small bay area companies who are busier than ever because of the super bowl. the 49ers spirit is baking at san francisco's philmore bake shop, a chocolate mousse filled chocolate football, some 49ers red macaroons and cookies. business has picked up since the super bowl. >> he's making the super bowl football cakes, maddie is doing the macaroons. i'm doing the sugar cookies and just finished up the niners cupcakes. >> i'm hanging out with dad and the cake. looks awesome. a 49ers victory tomorrow will be a big win for fisherman's wharf. san francisco mayor ed lee and

baltimore's mayor have a bet, the loser has to go to the winner's city and eat crab while donning the other's team jersey. the losing mayor will also participate in a day of service, which is really a win/win no matter which team comes out on top. and anthony slaughter is here with our super bowl forecast, what do you think, dungeoness or blue crab? >> crab, i'll eat anything, lobster, pile it on. we are looking at current conditions in new orleans, here it is, temperature right now at 51 degrees, forecast for today is going to be 67 degrees so very similar conditions as to what we see here in the bay, and of course, this is a dome, so it's always interesting when we give the forecast and the players play inside, just if you're wondering. here at home you can see temperatures in the 40s right now. we have clolots of cloud cover

fog blanketing all of the bay area. as we get toward the afternoon hours temperatures warm back into the mid-60s. few degrees cooler than yesterday. bev a spare the air alert for the central and east bay where air quality could get into the unhealthy category so just limit the burning if you do have a fireplace today, definitely not the day to do that. you'll notice our visibility very poor in many locations, really the only place that's looking at good visibility is off way in the concord and fairfield but notice lots of places even down in san jose visibility down to four miles. less than a quarter-mile in santa rosa. so allow extra time for yourself with the fog especially in the north bay. 48 in san francisco, 52 in oakland and 49 down in san jose. our jet stream way off to the north and off to the west as well, it's taking a dip, pulling in this cloud cover that you see to our south and this cloud cover not going to give us any rain but going to be with us the

first half of the day so we're looking at a mix of sun and clouds through the day but the onshore flow is going to keep the foggy conditions in place at least for the first half of the day, we are expecting to see a good mix of sun and clouds by this afternoon. 61 in san francisco later this afternoon, 69 in fremont, down in san jose we'll be at 64, santa cruz not bad, 66 degrees today. few degrees cooler than we were yesterday. tomorrow more sunshine pulls back into the picture as we start to see more ridging and then as we head towards this upcoming week temperatures not too bad. we'll stay dry the first half of the week. there will be a system that slides our way thursday and friday, that could offer a few showers but in the short term the focus is the super bowl for tomorrow, today, tomorrow, no problems in the weather department, make sure you get out and enjoy. >> we will, thank you very much, anthony. much more ahead on "today in the bay." still to come, nearly 70,000 fans will soon pack the niners new stadium in just a few years but it might not be a smooth landing for silicon valley's newest landmark.

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obviously this weekend is all about the action in new orleans but three years from now it is likely that santa clara will host the super bowl. plenty of excitement for the south bay but also some concern

about the location of the new 49ers stadium, it is located in the flight path. investigative reportier steven stockton covered safety issues that could have a huge impact on travelers. >> reporter: right off the end of runways 1-2r and 1-2l the beautiful 49ers stadium is hard to miss but according to several sources within the local aviation and emergency management community it was only once the stadium started rising in the distance did top officials begin exploring the implications of 68,000 fans packed into a stadium located right off the end of two major runways. >> you have to be in two-way communication to fly anywhere near that airport in the first place. >> reporter: willie turner has been flying private airplanes all over the bay area his entire life. he serves as vice president of operations at hiller aviation institute. >> whenever there's a football game on or a baseball game or any large gathering, people at a stadium they put into what they call temporary flight

restrictions and those are tfrs. >> reporter: the faa confirms that a tfr will be in place over santa clara stadium whenever there is a football game or other big event, but as this video shows, commercial flights literally pivot right over top of the new stadium when landing from the north, south on to runways 1-2l or 1-2r at minetta, san jose, and with tv helicopters, banner planes and the occasional blimp hovering overhead, that could make for crowded skies and a much heavier workload for air traffic control. >> it's the landing 1-2, if they're landing 1-2. i don't know what they would do. they're going to have to think about that. >> reporter: the trouble is three different aviation sources tell us not a lot of thought has gone into that so far. they believe commercial air traffic landing over the new 49ers stadium during a game could significantly raise air traffic controller's workload and procedures, procedures the faa confirms they are only now

beginning to work out. >> commercial aviation gets priority over everything so they're not going to change that. >> reporter: faa spokesman ian gregor says "we wouldn't allow any activity that interferes with arrivals or departures out of san jose." but the sources we spoke with remain skeptical and concerned and say local air traffic controllers were not consulted or included in the aviation planning around the stadium, and look at these drawings which show parts of the new stadium, like light towers and antennas exceeding the maximum height originally allowed in this faa study. the faa says those height limits have been studied individually and do not pose any threat to safety. >> of course that was a consideration for things like general aviation and during game days we would coordinate appropriate lay. >> reporter: santa clara mayor jamie matthews says the city has been planning for the issues long before the stadium was announced. >> that's part of the overall

security plan to have appropriate flight path and clearance and we worked closely with the san jose international airport and the faa and our public safety team. >> mayor matthews tells the investigative unit that the security plan for the stadium is still a work in progress and that all of these answers have yet to be worked out and finaliz finalized. he says he is confident they will have a final plan by the end of the year. if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call, 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theuni theunit@nbcbayarea.com. coming up, prepping the niners' stadium. i'm scott budman at the site of the next 49ers stadium. coming up, the silicon valley company that just got the contract to make the whole thing wired. and i'm live from new orleans. coming up next we'll show a few

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good morning, looking live at the mission district in san francisco, folks not too terribly bundled up today. by tomorrow they'll be wearing red and gold. thanks for joining us, i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist anthony slaughter. what are they thinking wearing black? >> even today i'm in the spirit. you got to be in the spirit. you got on red. >> it's somewhere. >> you look good, you got it covered. you'll be here tomorrow so you can't do it all in one day. this morning reduced visibility, kris, looking at visibility worse in san jose than it is in san francisco, but to be perfectly clear at sfo we still do have airport delays in fact up to one-hour delay at sfo, just checking, so just check with your airline if you are making plans to leave town or if you are having family coming in

or going or which way things are going these days, you never know. 41 in santa rosa, 42 in livermore right now, 49 in san jose but again the good news, once we get into the afternoon hours we'll see plenty of sunshine. this morning lots of cloud cover blanketing out to afternoon, expect to see a good mix of sun and clouds. temperatures slightly cooler by a few degrees, but still nice mid-60s across the board. we'll talk more about your seven-day forecast come up in a bit. >> thank you, anthony. are you ready? the super bowl just one day away, it has been 18 years in the making but the bay area still knows how to light up the sky for a super bowl. video of san francisco's skyline from treasure island from last night, the city shining bright in red and gold in the distance. now we've heard a lot about brothers jim and john harbaugh, even their parents, jack and jackie, but what is the experience like in new orleans for the fans? ahmad fareed from comcast sports net joins us. you go the to experience the fan

experience for yourself. tell us a little about that. >> reporter: yes, absolutely, kris. first of all we've come across a lot of 49er fans from the bay area here in the big easy and you ask almost all of them, do you have tickets to the big game and they say no, but they still have plenty to keep them busy. we're here on the banks of the mississippi river and the past couple of nights, fireworks a couple nights ago, concerts as well here. lot of fans showed up here and a lot of fans have gone inside the nfl fan experience, 850,000 square feet, it's at the convention center here in the big easy, fans can go through some drills, they can see some displays and learn about nfl history so i figured yeah i got to get myself a piece of this. i tried out the action at the nfl fan experience. punt catching contest. time to see what it's like to be ted ginn. i'm going to say if you go out there, make this catch, i think

the 49ers have a good chance of winning. it all rests on your shoulders right here. are you okay with that? >> go ahead. >> the super bowl rests in your hands. jim harbaugh and everyone thanks you. i swear i was fast in high school. he's got cleats on. >> ready, set, go! uh-oh, uh-oh. it looks tight between one and three! and lane three wins! >> reporter: he got me. i was faster back in the high school days and boy i have a tough job in the big easy. this is what we have coming up tonight a treat for everybody, hour special "quest for six" right here on nbc bay area, starts at 9:00, live here from the big easy, dave feldman anchoring the coverage, will break down the super bowl and the quarterbacks and the linebackers in this one. one final note here, kris, if those fans who don't have tickets to the big game decide

maybe they might want to go, tickets to get in at the low end are going for $1,300 so you got to make a hefty commitment just to get in the door there at the superdome, kris. >> i got to go to that fan experience in tam ta pa in '01 and it is fun. you're lucky i wasn't there at the same time as you because i would have smoked you. >> reporter: it was huge and i didn't get injured which was the best part of it. >> awesome, thank you thech, ahmad. after the super bowl wraps up tomorrow, switch to nbc bay area for a special post game show. of course, leading up to super bowl sunday, check out complete 49ers coverage, you'll find it on our website nbcbayarea.com. oakland police are investigating a shooting in which one person was killed and another person injured. the shooting happened around 11:00 last night near the intersection of 23rd street and telegraph avenue not far from the oakland art murmur gallery walk. police say the victim died at the scene. the other person who was injured

was taken to a nearby hospital his or her condition not known at this time. now as of now, there are no suspects or motive, according to police. a teenager went to school in suisun city thursday and never made it home. her body was found at allen witt park yesterday morning. fairfield police say a park goer found her around 6:45 friday morning near the park's parking lot. there was an autopsy in order to identify the teenager and police are investigating her death as a homicide. officers in suisun city spent thursday night looking for the girl, after she was reported missing by a guardian. parents around the community say they are stunned. >> oh my god, i could just imagine if it was one of my own, and it being so close to where we live and our daughter goes to school with them.

when we're strict with them they know why now, what can happen. >> police will release more information about the girl and the circumstances surrounding her death after proper family notification. right now police say there are no suspects in the case. now to a developing story in the south bay where the search is on for two men who badly beat up an elderly woman in east san jose. we want to warn you the video you're about to see is disturbing. the woman who does not want to share her name did want to share her injuries, two black eyes, a broken nose, scrapes on her elbows and upper chest. police say she had been kicked and punched in the head. investigators say the elderly woman and her daughter caught two men trying to break into their car around 2:00 friday morning, when they yelled for them to stop one man chased them into their house and beat up the 74-year-old woman. the woman finally escaped to a neighbor's home. police say the suspects ransacked the home and took off.

witness says the attack is extremely upsetting. >> there were two men, one was beating on her, the other one was saying "don't hurt her, don't hurt her, she's an old lady." but the one who was hitting her wouldn't stop. >> police said the two men tried to break into several cars on the street before reaching the woman's home. a man whose son is buried at a san jose cemetery says his son's final resting place has been disrespected by the very people in charge of taking care of it. joe fedora's son cory is buried at oak hill memorial cemetery on kurtner avenue in san jose. he and his wife visit every sunday and on their last visit they were stunned to find nearby plots were damaged. he found out a maintenance crew was responsible. >> this is desecration of graves, this is lack of respect. there's u.s. military people here, there's one, two, three, four stones here, u.s. military and to be treating anybody buried here like this is great disrespect to the families.

>> a representative with oak hill says they are very sorry about the incident. the cemetery says the maintenance crew made repairs to a pipe but didn't clean up afterwards. repairs are expected to be completed today. more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up we stit doit doh jennifer siegel newsom about her oscar possibilities and her husband's possible run for government. >> rice is there and into the end zone, touchdown 49ers! [ wind howling ] easier than actually going to the bank. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. i just had to write. you can't imagine how long i've been searching for something like this for my family. i'm amazed you make so many great flavors that are gluten free. my guys are crazy for chocolate chex

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looking live at the trance america building in san francisco that blanket of fog and clouds is keeping temperatures pretty mild so if you have some exercise to get, you can do it nice and early this morning. jenifer siegel newsome is

married married married to ga married to gavin newsom. her film is nominated for an oscar. "today in the bay" has a story you will see only on nbc bay area. >> this film has put the department department of defense in a position where they have to really take action. >> the department of defense has a history of covering up sexual offense problems. >> reporter: she's dabbled in hollywood actress now she's making headlines as an award-winning film make he. >> i am getting behind important causes. >> reporter: her latest cause is what's being dubbed the most shocking coverup in the united states military. >> everything changed the day that i was raped. >> reporter: siebel-newsom is one of the executive producers of "the invisible war" it is not

just women who are getting violated in the military. more than 20% of female veterans have been sexually assaulted while serving. >> about half a million women have been sexually assaulted in the u.s. military. if we can prevent sexual assault in the military, i believe we can prevent it or reduce it in our larger culture. >> reporter: siebel-newsom directed her first movie in 2011. >> it represents women of power and influence in the country and challenges the media's portrayal of what it means to be a powerful woman. >> reporter: siebel-new-som is not in it for the gold. >> i believe i think 10% of the u.s. forces have seen the film i think we'll start to see change.

>> reporter: between her and her politicking husband, change is inevitable. what about you and gavin being governor and first lady? >> i'm really proud of him so i think he'd be great, and -- >> reporter: is that where he's headed? >> i don't know where he's headed. some other exciting news the couple is expecting another baby, their third child and it is a girl, who is due this summer. much more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up, while many of us cheer on the 49ers tomorrow, bay area tech giant is preparing to wire the next niners stadium. we'll show you how. this morning at 7:42 waking up to a cloudy start, lots of clouds and fog in the south bay. we'll detail your weekend forecast, get you all ready for the super bowl, coming up next. lucky charms?!

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all right welcome back. 7:44, a live look in san

francisco, you can tell the birds are already lined up cheering on the 49ers, if you listen closely you can hear them tweeters "49ers, 49ers." there's one flying away. i've had too much coffee this morning. :45, looking in san rafael you can see we are starting to see some sunshine, a little bit of haze in the air. we do still have a spare the air alert in effect for today so if you are just out and about and you have any respiratory ailments, want to limit your time outdoors. this morning the fog is with us until about 9:00, 10:00 at the coast. once we get past that we'll see sunshine, temperatures today lower 60s, at the coast and the bay we'll see mid-60s even inland mid-60s, that will be our top temperature, 66 degrees today, kind of fitting for rooting for our 49ers. you'll notice that spare the air alert, yes, unhealthy air quality especially in the central and east bay where that's where we'll see the worst air quality. temperatures very mild this hour, 50 in sunnyvale. 52 in oakland right now. our visibility is probably the

worst in the north bay, santa rosa less than a quarter of a mile. we're clearing out along san mateo, oakland, concord, fairfield starting to see adviseibilities improve. our jet stream is way off into the pacific but notice that onshore flow kicking up clouds from our south and this is what we're dealing with this morning, not going to be cloudy day all day long. we will see some sunshine later this afternoon, it will be a hazy sunshine, a good mix of sun and clouds once we get toward the afternoon hours. this morning we are sticking around with the cloudy conditions until after about 11:00. 67 later today in santa rosa, 61 in san francisco, 67 in los gatos as well. san jose you'll be right around 64 degrees and of course we've been telling you about it, no stranger you know it's happening tomorrow, super bowl xlvii and we are talking about temperatures even here at home that are going to be very similar to what we're looking at in new orleans by kickoff, 65 degrees, lots of sunshine. winds light through the game, halftime 61 and 58 by the fourth quarter and again, even though it's in the dome, it's always

nice to have the forecast for the city that they're playing in. all right, here's your forecast here, 66 today. 67 tomorrow. we'll see more sunshine tomorrow as that ridge builds back in place, we get one more bright and warm day for sunday and of course with those warm temperatures we definitely are hoping for a win and as we get towards the upcoming week temperatures cool off, not too bad, lower 60s, upper 50s. by friday a chance of rain moves in. keeping our fingers crossed, hoping for a win, boston, new england patriots, they're not in it this year so i can't root for them. i'm here at home so i'm rooting for 49ers and got on my red. >> thank you very much. most of us, many of us will be glued to the tv tomorrow afternoon, as the niners take on the baltimore ravens in the super bowl, but one bay area company is looking out further to the new 49ers stadium and a whole bunch of new technology. here's business and tech reporter scott budman. >> reporter: as the stadium of

the future rattles, the technology on its way into the stadium hums. silicon valley networking veteran brocade chosen by the 49ers to wire their new digs has the task of creating the most tech-savvy sports facility in history. >> because it's going to host all the services and all the technology that silicon valley has to offer. >> reporter: that's brocade's chief technology officer dave stephens who says the goal is to make this stadium as tech-friendly as your living room, assuming your living room can handle 70,000 football fans. >> so that means that you have to be able to support everybody's mobile devices. people have to upload photos to instagram, have to get on to facebook and run instant messaging, do all the things they can do at home, their expectation they can do that inside the stadium. >> reporter: nothing like that has been done before. most stadiums just frustrate mobile users. now the 49ers want to you get a

stronger connection in the stands as the team has down on the field, but it won't be easy. >> when you think about taking that and packing it into a giant, concrete bowl with 70,000 people accessing those services all at the same time, all inside that physical facility, it's a very, very difficult environment. >> reporter: if brocade can pull it off, maps, streaming replays and virtual menus will be as common as runs, passes and touchdowns. scott budman, "today in the bay." >> as for the other companies trying to get the gig, the 49ers will only say that there were other candidates for the job, but they say brocade and the biggest of networking companies got the contract. much more ahead on "today in the bay," coming up a daring interview for comcast sportsnet's ahmad fareed, the video that will have you on the edge of your seat.

looking live at the newest bit of public art, the city bleeds gold. the two artists who painted that mural say it only took them about a day and a half. we think it's going to last for a while. for some fans the experience in new orleans is about as much about the experience as the big game. well, the culture of the big easy is certainly exciting. ahmad fareed of comcast sports net has been in new orleans all week long and found a little time to hit the streets and you won't believe what he got himself into. take a look. ♪ >> i juggle on the street to pay for college. i'm going over to loyola university in uptown. >> reporter: you juggle on the street, what does that mean? >> it means i try and convince people to stand around and watch what i do. i got the clubs and i've got these knives that i do right here and basically it all leads up to me getting a sucker to lie

down underneath me while i juggle knives over them. >> reporter: a sucker, how often do these guys walk over? >> if you want to do it now. >> reporter: you think i look like a sucker? >> you look like sun who will go along with it. >> reporter: how often do you drop them? >> well, nine times out of ten it goes all right. i've done it nine times today and those have all gone perfectly well. let's get everybody -- [ cheers and applause ] on the counselt of three. one, two, three. how are you feeling down there? >> reporter: i don't feel good. i don't feel good. i don't feel good. >> all right. now is the part where i got to stop. now i want to say this is the hardest part of the show, because i don't always get somebody to do this, so i don't get to practice the end very much, so hopefully this goes well and i'm going to do it right now. >> reporter: woo!

>> thank you very much! >> reporter: wow! >> that's my show. i hope you enjoyed it. >> reporter: it looks a lot scarier down there, i'm telling you. wow, good work. thank you for not killing me. >> that was ahmad fareed probably getting hazard pay for that one. on "today in the bay" she is 2 for 2 in the playoffs, janelle wang makes her much anticipated score prediction for the super bowl. oh! progress-oh! -oh! -oh! oh! oh! ♪ what do you know? oh! ♪ bacon? -oh! -oh! oh! [ female announcer ] with 40 delicious progresso soups at 100 calories or less, there are plenty of reasons people are saying "progress-oh!"

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it is no secret the city of reno, nevada, where colin kaepernick went to college is supporting the 49ers quarterback but check out this. the iconic sign in the biggest little city has a new message ahead of the super bowl, right in the middle of downtown, and it says "go kap, go!" some words of encouragement for the big showdown. and now a super bowl practice diction.

our own janelle wang was spot on predicting that the 49ers would beat the packers by 14 and the falcons by four. here's what she has to say about tomorrow's big game. >> you got to give us the prediction. we can't wait. >> i'm going to give you a prediction. it's very controversial, the number popped into my head this morning, they're going to win the niners by -- >> how much? >> one. >> oh! >> there you have it, the 49ers will win by one so says janelle wang and after the super bowl wraps up tomorrow switch to nbc bay area for post game show and leading up to the super bowl check out complete 49ers coverage, nbcbayarea.com, there's cute pictures of dogs and kids there. >> wouldn't that be awesome if it worked out that way for weathermen, every time we made a prediction that was right we get credit for it. it's like every time we're wrong we get credit for it. >> we'll give it to you. >> all right, okay.

>> no pressure. >> exactly. we are talking about some sunshine in the seven-day forecast. hold me to it, all right? we'll be at 66 later this afternoon, close to 60 at the coast. tomorrow more sunshine in the forecast, even this morning we are starting off very cloudy but i expect about noon, hold me to it we'll see sunshine and be back here tomorrow, i'll bring rob back in for my vacation tomorrow. temperatures cool a bit and we get rain by thursday so not too bad. >> we think you're as accurate as janelle for the weather. >> thursday might see some rain, maybe. >> maybe. we thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. more news tonight at 5:00 and n by more news at 11:00. have a great day, don't forget to -- >> go 49ers! >> -- do all of your superstitious stuff and be ready for the game tomorrow. see you back here tomorrow morning. hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios

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