restore water with a services to blocks of homes without it right now. filbert will be shut down at mason for hours as the water with a department fixes the break. probably won't be able to start work until 7:00. the hold-up waiting on utilities like p, g & e for safe digginging. idly they will have the road back to normal by early afternoon. when the line burst it turned the intersection into a gushing mess. water ankle deep. no serious damage but a lot of mud, gravel and concrete chunks. >> no idea. weather, ground movement, old age, i don't know. we'll find out when we get down to it. >> reporter: to go over the timeline again, mason and filbert shut down. the city hopes to have mason back open within a couple of hours. the cable car line could be

longer. in the meantime they are going to have a bus shuttle to make up for this part of service that can't be running because of the debris on the line. filbert will be shut down for hours. that's where a lot of digging will be taking place. filbert at mason will be shut down to late morning, early afternoon. reporting live in san francisco. bob riddell, "today in the bay." >> happening now, day two of the bond hearing for oscar pistorius wrapping up in a south african courtroom. a day filled with more tears and deet about the valentine's day shooting that killed his girlfriend. the prosecution now pushing for premeditated murder while the defense said it was a mistake. marla has the details. we're hearing the prosecution started the day with a witness statement. >> that's right. as you mentioned we are just learning the bail hearing is wrapping up now without a decision from the magistrate so

pistorius will spend another night in jail. the hearing resumes tomorrow. it lasted more than six hours today. the prosecution brought forward a witness who says they heard a woman screaming at pistorius's home, gunshots and more screaming. they heard it in the early morning hours of february 14 when reeva was killed. they say they were 600 meters away when they heard it. that's almost a half mile. the prosecution showed a floor plan of the home to undermine the runner's account of what happened that morning. also the prosecution trying to show the angle of the bullet. an investigator said it seemed the shots were fired downward. pistorius said he woke in the night thinking there was an intruder in the bathroom. he said he grabbed his nine millimeter pistol and made his way to the bathroom without his artificial legs and fired into the bathroom door. he said then he realized his

girlfriend oh wasn't in bed. she died in his arms. police say they found testosterone and needles in his bedroom. but the defense said the substance is nothing more than an herbal remedy. and people started laughing in court at a one point. i will explain what that's about in my next report. >> interesting. looking forward to that. pleasant hill police releasing new sketches wanted for a home invasion robbery. the pair targeted a home on february 7 just off interstate 680. they held up occupants at gunpoint. both men describeded as african-americans standing nearly six-feet tall. police asking for a third suspect. security camera nearby caught the getaa way car. first a white newer model trailblazer suv with rear tinted windows, lowered black wheels with silver hubs.

and a late model toyota solara, two-door, possibly blue. if you have information call the pleasant hill police department. >> the haywood city council voted on a moratorium on sweepstakes cafes. there are two such cafes in haywood now. alimeda county has been shutting down similar businesses. internet sweepstakes offer las vegas oh-style gambling themed games. >> it's 5:06 now. with spring coming into focus christina loren says a lot is haing. we know you love it. what's happening lately? >> the days are getting longerment we are actually getting warmer. we'll hit the 60s today. close to average. yesterday we picked up so much rainfall we paed up a big chunk of the deficit we were running.

castro valley over .6. san jose foothills over half an inch. oakland and san francisco as well. petaluma, .3. one-day totals are substantial. 37 in sunny vail and 43 to start the day in san francisco. it's cold out there. kbrab your heavy winter coats. bring in sensitive plants. at noon today in the mid 50s. in fact, some 60s in fairfield and antioch. 59 degrees on the way for san jose this afternoon. your full forecast tells the story. we have another chance for rain and we want to help you make weekend plans. getting so close now. first you have to earn the paycheck. >> you can spend it on the weekend. you will spend part of it across the bay bridge paying the toll.

you won't pay as far as time goes. a look at the city and we see a smooth flow of traffic into and out of the city on the maps. no green overlay like yesterday. the roads drying out. we'll look over here. mason at filbert where bob continues his report. the flooding of the intersection and the powell mason cable car line. mason should re-open in a couple of hours. avoid the intersection if you can. a wind advisory for the bay bridge. i don't see any shake on the camera, but we were warned about it. you do have slowing west to 580 coming to altamont pass road. chp is closing the incident from the report. it may be the beginning of the morning commute. we'll track it. >> it's 5:08. spring training in scottsdale getting a rock and roll flavor. coming up, we'll meet a key

player behind the scenes who used to tour with u2. that's right. he's now using skills with the giants.

welcome back, everyone. taking a live look outside from the south bay. certainly a cold start. >> google opens above 2k4r8z -- $800 a share for the first time. this despite economic uncertainty. >> washington politicians say they will work. they are celebrating another all-time high for google stock. not bad for a company that started at $85 a share. google this morning at $806.85. now much of the gains came in

the last year after larry page took over oh. his second time serving as ceo. $806 is a ridiculous stock price. it makes it hard for the average mom and pop investor to buy more than just a few shares. that decreases demand. most companies in this situation would solve the problem with a stock split. that is, wave a magic wand and make each share worth two shares at half the price. it doesn't hurt current investors but makes the stock easier to buy. by we're pretty sure google would like to do it but thef lyle matters. the split is likely coming. seema has a market check. good morning. >> good morning to you. the dow hit a new five-year high while the nasdaq broke above 3200 for the first time in is it years. it was the first time for the

dow and s&p index in two weeks. google topped $800 a share for the first time. today we get data on inflation, housing starts and the minutes of last month's fed meeting. so watch for that. back to you. >> john and laura, more hacking news. apple says it is the victim of the malware that hit facebook, likely from eastern oh europe. you have the whole situation in china. the obama administration rattling sabres. we'll look at that in a little bit. >> thank you, scott. >> now to the forecast with christina loren. i was expecting a cold morning. >> i was so cold yesterday. >> yeah. it was a cold day. this morning we are near records at 5:13. good morning to you. want to show you some live pictures across the bay area. get your day off to a good start at 5:13. this is san francisco. you can see clearly we don't have any fog to report in this particular area.

you might find ragged patches of fog sticking to the coastal mountains. 5:13 in san jose. look how dark it is. but temperatures aren't that bad here in the south bay just yet. just you wait. the next couple hours we'll drop off and the numbers will fall into the 20s. 39 degrees. you're getting a break there compared to the 30 where we are in santa rosa this morning. that's definitely cold enough to damage your sensitive plants outdoors. you have time to bring them in before the coldest part of the day around sunrise at 6:50. 32 degrees in gilroy. 35 in livermore. welcome back. 35 degrees to start the day in concord. frigid start makes way for crisp sunshine. we'll have stunning air quality. get your camera out and take pictures of our beautiful landmarks. we'll see a nice sunny finish to the day. as we get deeper into the week we have a stretch of fair

weather on the way. today, 60 in livermore. 59 in beautiful san jose. 58 degreeser in santa cruz. not bad in the heat of the day. highs coming in at 3:30 as we get a little bit more sunshine. we don't see it until 6:00. thursday, temperatures stay in the 60s. friday, a little bit warmer. a nice day to get out. saturday and sunday, another weak disturbance. we'll see light showers in the north bay at best. then sunday through tuesday, there's the dry, warm stretch i was talking about. temperatures stay nice and mild. a little bit above average as we get into next week. we're done with the significant rainfall for the time being. let's check the drive. with frost out there, people need to travel cautiously. >> that's a good note for folks. some of the roadways still damp. the freezing temperatures will have an issue with damp roads.

we are watching that. hopefully you don't have issues at the dublin interchange. those are the commute directions. they don't kick in until later. the slowing getting worse now. the crash reportedly still there now blocking just your shoulder as you head westbound. that coming off the merge with 580 and the slowing there as folks get into livermore. that keeps livermore moving better. that's good news for them. the south bay, looking at a smooth drive. no major problems. we have disney on ice tonight. don't worry but watch as we have some of the younger patrons, maybe princesses walking across the road after work hours. the peninsula northbound past university avenue and the shopping center there. lights there and a nice drive toward the san mateo bridge. we'll look at the approach on

the bridge. there was a wind advisory. sometimes the cameras shake at the toll plaza. as you head over the high rise it might be an issue. venecia bridge got advisories overnight. back to you. >> thank you very much. an investigative unit exclusive. californians exposed to poisonous chemicals. regulators aren't doing their job. insiders all the the department of toxic substances are breaking their silence. they say dtsc is allowing polluters to regulate themselves. the agency is supposed to protect us but lax enforcement is putting our environment and health at risk. >> the pub lech expectation to be protected isn't being served. >> reporter: what do you say

that they ever health is at risk? >> a lot happens. my door is always open. >> reporter: tonight at 11:00 the investigative unit looks at what the dtsc director is doing. >> a wiccan chaplain could be on the payroll here in california. if federal appeals court has given inmates saying wiccan has more followers than christian or islam. spiritual leaders are there for catholic and other main stream faiths. the court says there is a constitutional ban for the state to endorse one religion over oovmt -- over another. and a camera man shooting video as mount etna starts spewing lava and ash. just a sight to see off the

eastern coast of sicily yesterday morning. massive amounts of lava seen shooting up into the sky there. the eruption lasteded for a few hours. however it didn't affect service at a nearby airport. mount etna is listed as europe's most active volcano. >> a stanford hopeful is making headlines for taking the phrase "there is an app" for that. 17-year-old alex green created this app to show his passion for stanford and his intended major for computer science. the app's demo has been viewed 16,000 times on youtube. greene clicks through the different pages describing his interests and makes his case for getting into the school of his dreams. he couldn't submit it in the traditional way so he posted it on reddit and other websites. >> creative. coming up, down to scottsdale

where lawrence scott is watching the giants and the spring training. >> taking a live look from kansas city, the site of the explosion from south africa this morning. oscar pistorius, the preliminary hear aings going on now. something we are keeping monitors on. 5:19.

greetings from arizona. we are live in skots cale at the giants spring training home, scottsdale stadium. one of the things we enjoy here is giving you the opportunity to meet the heroes behind the heroes. there is one guy who helps coordinate everything. it relates to travel, itineraries and logistics involved. this guy has a great past.

after two world series titles in three years the giants have achieved rock star status. rock legend u2. >> it's trading microphones for bats. >> brett alexander. with both the giant and what's arguably the biggest ban it's about making connections from city to city and with the fans. >> we are part of entertainment. part of the show. whether the audience is there to listen to music or watch homeruns. it's respecting the fact that those fans are paying a price to come watch us and look at the best product we can. >> what would be great to see is the worlds coming together. bono and crew would no doubt love the band of misfits.

>> hopefully when they are out on the next tour. i hope we find the collision somewhere we can get ball players to the show and vice versa so we can see them. ta will be fun. i hope that works. >> he's had quite a career arc. he comes from a sports family. used to work for the seattle super sonics in the early part of his career. his father, an nba referee for around 25 years. he got spo music through his wife. she had been working with u2. they came together and were part of the family touring with this band. then talked to a friend of the royals who said, hey, this life in baseball is similar to rock and roll. maybe application. now helps the giants tour like rock stars. we expect it that way. all good scenes here coming up in a bit. we're going to bring you the

lighter side of spring training and brick in a special correspondent. he's an infielder. okay, second baseman marco scutaro will be in studio. >> i like it. >> a tease inside of a tease. thanks, lawrence. let's check in with credit thhr loren. >> good morning to you. we look good for wednesday. we are done with the heavy rainfall. we picked up quite a bit. we had severe weather reports as you join us. we'll go over those in the next report. 58 today and at the coast, right around 57 degrees. also coming up, taking a look at a how much snow we accumulated in tahoe. stick around for that. first if you have to leave right now, mike e knows what could slow you down on the roads. >> sleepy eyes slow you down. wake up and look at 880. you know, no slowing yet through this area of oakland and through

downtown with with with tail lights headed north. we still have one outstanding caltrans wind advisory issued for san mateo bridge which sticks with the bay bridge. those advisories gone as far as caltrans is concerned. christina said no problems. we'll track that as well. a report of roadway hazard or debris. the stall comes off but no details over the last few minutes. i'll track it. the slowing at the southbound side of 238 as usual. a smooth drive-thru the dublin interchange. back to you. >> it's 5:26 now. fair warning for parking near at&t park. things will get more expensive. march 4 meters near third and king will cost more on the days of giants home games or other special events. we are not talking a little bit. we are talking quite a bit more on event days. the meters will cost up to $7 an

hour between 6:00 and 10:00 p.m. compared to 25 cents an hour on oh nonevent days. wow is right. the new rates go into effect in time for the world baseball classic in mid march. >> quite a mark-up there. >> 5:26. city of san jose flipping the switch, working to reconnect 900 street lights. crews start work along camden avenue. you may recall the lights were shut off four years ago because of budget cuts. the counselor approved a plan to turn them back on. should take three months to get the work done. >> it's 5:27 now. new developments out of south africa where oscar pistorius was back in court and now is back in jail. coming up, one comment from the witness stand that actually caused his family to laugh out loud in court. >> apple hacked. we'll talk about how bad the attack was and what the obama administration is planninging to do about a tax like it.

new this morning, day two of oscar pistorius's bail hearing brings laughter in the courtroom. day two of his hearing wrapped up as remarks made his family laugh out loud. >> and stanford hit a record milestone. it's a cold start to the day. we are done with the rain, at least for now. more in the forecast and your mind might be blown when i show you some of yesterday's storm reports. >> much different conditions today. we are looking at the build for the morning commute. 580. we'll bring it to you coming up. >> a live look over san francisco. that's sfo out there with traffic starting to flow. mike's filling it in. christina as last your weather on wednesday, february 20. this is "today in the bay."

good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. it's 5:30 now. i'm john kelly. >> we have developing news out of south africa. >> we are getting word after another emotional day in court oscar pistorius learned he will be spending another night in jail. marla tellez has the newest courtroom developments. good morning. >> day two of oscar pistorius's bail hearing brought more tears. for the first time laughter from the courtroom. one of the nbc news correspondents who is covering the hearing tweeted the following. quote, laughter from friends of pistorius as botha claims miss tore use would risk fleeing south africa despite his celebrity. botha was one of the first responders to the scene when pistorius's girlfriend was shot. the officer considers him a

flight risk, arguing he should not be freed on bond. this is what made his friends laugh. one can only assume because they don't think miss tore use would run from authorities. the headlines came from a prosecution witness who says this person heard a woman screaming at the home and then gunshots and then more screaming the morning she was killed. according to an investigator that witness was about 600 meters away when they heard all that. that's almost a half mile. the hear aing today lasted about six hours. once again pistorius was said to be p sobbing uncontrollably. at times his shoulders shakinging. when he left the courthouse our nbc news team said he seemed composed. the bail hearing will resume tomorrow. talk of testosterone found inside the miss tore use home. i'll get to that in my next

report. >> this morning the coroner's office is working to identify human remains found near woodside. a hiker made the discovery off the trail. we have the latest on the investigation. good morning. >> good morning. we are a few miles from the trail head that leads into the redwoods open space preserve. it seems the sheriff's department has a bit of a mystery on its hands now. the investigation is being headed up by the county coroner. let's look at the video we shot earlier. last monday someone found remains in the redwoods open space preserve. sheriff's deputies were sent two miles west of skyline boulevard and 100 feet o the trail. the deputies confirm the remains were human but an identify has not yet been established. deputies with the county coroner had taken over the

investigation. again, human skeletal remains have been found in the redwoods open space preserve. if you have any information to help investigators, pleasele call the san mateo county sheriff's office. we'll keep track of the developing situation. for now live in san mateo county. >> also new this morning the obama administration ready to release a new plan of attack against cyber espionage. apple becomes the latest company to reveal it was hacked. scott mcgrew joins us. this time we are not blaming china. >> not in the apple case, no. it would appear -- and these things are murky. probably came from eastern europe and got there when some of the employees visited the website. it appears to clarify your apple

computer is not really at risk. rather apple was at risk for losing company secrets. this comes days after security companies warned of years of cyber attacks by a special chinese army unit designed to steal american industrial secrets. the obama administration this morning threatening fines and new tariffs against any company, read china, that attacks american computers and infrastructure. last week the obama administration issued new cyber security plans. it had to do so as an executive order. congress has repeatedly blocked new cyber security uh laws. >> thank you very much for the update. we know you're on top of this for us. >> stanford setting a new record becoming the first school to top $1 billion in fund-raising in one year. that's according to the council for annual college fund-raising

survey. $1 billion breaks down to $56,000 for each of the undergrads and graduate students. school officials say the money will be used for research and construction. harvard university was a distant second, bringing in $650 million. and u.c. berkeley was the leading fundraiser among all universities taking in just over $400 million. >> hundreds of drivers spent the night stranded in the mountains caught up in a sudden snowstorm. the chp says conditions deteriorated quickly on highway 58. officers had to shut down a 60-mile stretch of road between los angeles and bakers field overnight. this morning the chp working ha hard. trying to beat a closure at the grapevine. meantime drivers in tahoe

dealing are road closures. the sierra hit with eight to ten inches of snow yesterday, enough to cause a brief closure while some small accidents were cleaned up. we checked with the chp. we can tell you highway 50 is open but you need chains. interstate 80 is clear. coming up at 6:00 we go live to squaw valley and alpine. we check the ski conditions up in the mountains. >> we'd like to go live there, take the show on the road. what are we in store for here today in the bay? christina? >> good morning, laura and john. once the sun comes up and reveals mount hamilton we'll have a winter wonderland. 43 degrees in san francisco. that goes for mount diablo as well. we'll show you a picture of a snow-capped mount diablo in a moment. you may be surprised how much snow accumulated there.

it's a cold start to the day. bundle up yourself and the little ones. if they have to go to school make sure they are ready for the different parts of the day. by noon in the upper 50s. we'll round out the day in the low 60s. thursday, thick fog on the way to start the day a. we'll see a nice sunny finish as we get into the end of the week. we'll get a fair stretch of weather. on the seven-day forecast in the next report, 60 degrees inland. 57 at the coast. here's the big part. this is what i want to show you. where in northern california we had a rope tornado touch douchblt i got a picture into the weather center. 5:38. first a look at your drive with mike. >> good morning. today a clear view of the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll look at folks lining up in the cash lanes. we are starting to see the build. that will change over the next half hour. wind advisory earlier has been

cleared for the bay bridge. no problems crossing the bay. a live look outside to see how things are shaping up. this is the san mateo bridge. we have a wind advisory here probably for the high rise. not so much for the flat section. westbound with the tail lights. on the foster city side, things are smooth over toward 101 with no delays along the peninsula. we'll see how things are shaping up through palo alto. continuinging to the san mateo bridge. volume picks up but no slowing. 101 through san jose moving smoothly. 101 at 680. >> back to you. >> coming up, we head down to scottsdale where the giants marco scutaro steps up to addition for lawrence scott's job. >> reporter: i'm bob riddell. i'll take you to a water line break. possibly cold weather related.

shuts down the intersection. coming up.

good morning to you. we are live at scottsdale stadium. the world champs really enjoying that title right now. it makes spring better. doesn't it? when you look around the clubhouse the guys are loose. today is photo day. we'll take photos in an hour and a half. yesterday we were inside the clubhouse. we were looking around. i feeded a little help conveying the mood of the giants. take a look. the rhythms of spring in

scottsdale are in full effect. backstage the giants are living the life of chance. we passed the mic to marco scutaro for more. >> here we are in 2013. what's today? february -- >> i don't know. every day is the same. we're in february. >> right. three, two, one. here we are with the white shark. gregor. how much do you bench? >> i don't know. that's a good question. >> let me check. 250. >> reporter: finding a groove at the plate and on the mound is different for each guy. now just days before the first cactus league game on saturday this camp in scottsdale is in full swing. >> when it comes to are we in spring training? we're in it. i'm sore. we're definitely in it.

>> the season ahead. >> there's been a lot of talk about a couple of teams in our division. we can only worry about ourselves. the division play is tough no matter who it is. we can only worry about ourselves and prepare. >> thanks to our special correspondent marco scutaro and his interview victim, gregor blanco. as you think about the scene in the clubhouse, two things were funny. one, they didn't know what day it was. even this early in spring training they get into the rhythm, know it's february. and he can tell he can grab 250 by grabbing his pectoral muscle. good sports. a good mood around the team now. all smiles as they take the photos. more coming up in a bit. back to you in studio. >> thank you very much. i liked the countdown, too.

three, two, one. here's cool news t. bay area may be in the running to host the 2024 summer olympic games. the u.s. olympic committee sent letters to mayors of cities including san francisco, san jose and sacrament to gauge interest in a potential bid. l.a., dallas and tulsa, oklahoma, among cities that have expressed interest. the u.s. hasn't hosted a summer games since back in 1996 down in atlanta. salt lake city was the last to stage the winter games in 2002. >> happening now, public works crews in san francisco were with busy trying to clean up a water main break that caused a mess in the north beach neighborhood. we are now learning it could take longer than expected. bob riddell with with why crews say the break is bigger than they thought. >> reporter: it could be several hours before they get the break fixed. the good news is water service has been restored to the homes

on filbert shut down earlier. why? the water department thought it was a six inch line so they shut it off. turns out that wasn't the line. it was a 12-inch line that was under the kron create slab. the 12-inch line you wonder why they aren't digging it up and starting work. they are waiting for utilities like the gas company, electric and the cable to mark it down where the lines are so when they start digging they don't create a bigger mess. let's show you video of what the intersection at filbaerntd mason and north beach looked like earlier. the water main broke around 2:15 this morning and sent water gushing into the intersection going down the hills from here. a lot of mud. it was ankle deep. some people were without service

when they had to get out this morning. >> went in to brush my teeth and wash my face. there was no water. all i could hear were bubbles in the background. so then i walked down the street and i see this mess all over the place. it's amazing. >> the water department is not sure what caused the break. they hope to get a better idea. they believe it is one of three things. could be ground shift, old age or possibly cold weather related. we know temperatures did dip overnight. back here live, looking at the intersection of filbert and mason. part of filbert is shut down. mason for the most part has been re-opened. the mason cable car line right now is shut down in this

section. running a shuttle bus service, but i can hear the cables running under the street which gives me at least an indication that they are trying to clear debris out of the gullies that run the cables. as far as getting the line fixed it could be late morning, early afternoon. >> thanks, bob. >> 5:48 now. let's check in with christina loren. a chilly start. it won't be bad down the road. >> nothing like yesterday. >> mild in comparison. yesterday was rough. we had hail, gusty winds. let's talk about some of the more prominent storm reports from yesterday. hail across the south bay. right outside my door in campbell. it was coming down steadily for at least 15 minutes. we had strong thunderstorms develop. strong enough to generate a tornado. not far from here.

it's scary to get these images. this came from ben yesterday. east of i-5 between corning and red bluff. so northern california. look at the well defined rope tornado that touched down. we have reports of several funnel clouds as well. it was an active weather day. probably one of the more active days of 2013. we got through it together. this morning as a result of the front the cold air leaves us with frosty conditions. 30 degrees in napa. remnant moisture from yesterday. cold enough temperatures for the moisture to freeze. 31 in gilroadwy. we have wind out there in addition to the cold. so protect your ears if they are sensitive to the cold. grab your scarf, mittens, the whole nine yards. winds taper off throughout the day. lots of sunshine on tap for us. crystal clear but deceptive sun. highs like this. 60 degrees in livermore. 59 degrees in san jose.

coming up, i will show you who here in the bay area received two to six inches of snow yesterday. there is more fun pictures to come. stay tuned for that. as we head through the next couple of days we are going to see a whether it more of a stable atmosphere. we'll warm up a touch with a lot of sunshine. by saturday a weak disturbance brings in more cloud cover, cooler weather and maybe a stray shower in the north bay. next week looks good. lots of sunshine and warming days. 5:50. let's check your drive. hey, mike. >> we are looking toward the slowing out of the altamont pass. typical spot for slowing. we had a crash. that took a while to clear. your build-up heavier into livermore. a lot of cars make it to the dublin interchange. slowing to the 580, 680 exchange. still moving smoothly.

a new crash written through downtown oakland. no major slowing. keep it in mind north through downtown oakland for 880. toward the east shore freeway. a live look. here's west 80 coming off the racetrack. good spacing. you're at the limit here. no metering lights yet. back to the maps. we'll take you into the city for a smooth drive for san francisco. for the freeways this is where bob is. f filbert at mason. avoid ta intersection. there is a bus shuttle. slowing as well for those on transit. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >> coming up, a date with destiny. a south bay boxer getting the fight of his life. >> another reporter makes the infamous drive from cnbc. we take you inside the car. flu

more than 70 # 0,000 civilian employeeses. right now their jobs are at risk if the sequester kicks in on march 1. we'll keep you posted as the government tries to move forward and avoid involuntary tax cuts. robert guerrero getting the big time fight he's always wanted and the biggest payday of his career. floyd mayweather, jr.,ing taking him on may 1. only one loss and 33 bouts facing a tall order. taking on the undefeated may it is weather for the world boxing welterweight title. often regarded as the best pound

for pound fighter. both making nice paydays. >> you have to be on your toes to train with those guys. another blow landed on the jaw of the new york times as another reporter makes the infamous drive up the east coast, testing the tesla. scott? >> it was transportation reporter phil lebeau. he not only made the trip in the tesla, he stuffed the cars full of cameras and did it all on tv. >> we are halfway on our journey from washington, d.c. to boston, test driving the tesla model s. why are bewe doing this? a week ago the new york times did a test drive. >> the new york times reporter now said he ran out of electricity making the same trip, something tesla says did not happen. it's not exactly the same trip. it was much colder when the times did its trip and the car was with shut off in the cold overnight. cnbc did not replicate those

variables. tesla reports its financials today. a couple of things to watch out for. how many cars is it making? the target was 120400. but it was just a few dozen. tesla tapped out its $465 million loan from the government and last fall you will recall it went back to wall street with a secondary offering of stock to get more money. investors hate that. it's out of places to find money except through the profitable building of cars. obviously that's what everyone hopes will happen. this is a key day for tesla. >> interesting news. the cash strapped u.s. postal service will soon deliver more than just mail. starting next year the agency said it's planning into introduce a clothing line. it needs to deal with an ohio

company to create the label. they will have jackets, head gear, shoes and wearable electronics like jackets with ipod controls built into the sleeves for convenience. only men's side will be available at first. then the women's line will be added in a future date. >> they look similar, the men's and women's line. >> not a lot of variable there. it will be interesting. >> the sierra blanketed in a fresh coat of snow this morning. coming up, live to tahoe for a look at how much fell overnight. >> also, parking for giantses games about to get very, very expensive. you will pay more.

stunning testimony as oscar pistorius returns to court.

new evidence used to keep the blade runner behind bars. >> and submerged sidewalks in the city. the investigation into what with turned streets into canals just ahead. >> here's a question. what do the giants and u2 have in common besides their rock star status. we'll explain all just ahead. >> we're done with the rain for now. go ahead and grab your heaviest winter coat. frigid conditions. we'll let you know if your city may get close to a record. >> and we have two crashes now. we'll show you what's going on for 880. >> a cold start but a beautiful one. city by the bay for this wednesday, february 20. this is "today in the bay."

>> public works crews say they are making progress on an overnight water main break. a look at the damage and how long the cleanup will take. good morning. >> good morning. we are here at filbert and mason in north beach. compare it from now to a couple hours ago. they have gotten muck out of the street. you can see most of the intersection is back open for traffic. one issue, the mason cable car line is shut down because there is debris in the lines itself. you can imagine when the water line broke it rushed out mud, a lot of gravel. a lot of it went into the cable car lines. today don't want debris in there. it's a safety issue. now they are running shuttle buses up and down the line. you are looking at video now of what it looked like. the line broke around 2:15. it was gushing out. water was ankle deep in