their room. shaken, then stirred out of bed this morning where two quakes rattled homes and nerves. dealing with temperatures in the 90s in southern california. we're talking about a taste of the 80s today as our warming trend reaches its peak. temperatures and records, slated to hit very warm levels. unbelievable almost. your full forecast shows you when we see changes. >> more folks hitting warmer roadways. backup at bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on early. now a crash on the highway 87 stretch through san jose. we'll show you it coming up. a live look outside, in fact, overlooking san jose right there. a look of the interchange. we'll check in with mike. a look at morning commute. if you are heading out the door you made it halfway through the work week, wednesday, january 15th. this is "today in the bay." good morning, everyone. i'm terry mcsweeney.

>> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we have an update to tell you on the breaking news this morning. 20 miles west of detroit, where a large warehouse fire now destroyed by massive flames in the town of livonia. the warehouse stores paint, which is fueling the fire. the sign in front of the building reads environmental recycling group. we're told the fire now is under control. this is video shot earlier. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. new this morning, milpitas police investigating the city's first homicide of the year. officers responded to a shooting outside a hotel. when they got there they found the victim lying in the parking lot with a gunshot wound. it happened at executive inn hotel near 680. this went down 10:30 last night. bob redell live at the scene with an update on the investigation. >> reporter: good morning. here we are, 7 1/2 hours later, you can see milpitas police are still processing the crime scene

located in the parking lot of the executive inn here in town. the coroner hasn't even arrived to do their part of the investigation. no arrests new york description of a person shot and killed a young man that was found in the parking lot of the hotel. but what could help investigators are witnesses. apparently there are several who police have been interviewing overnight at the police station. they tell us that when they arrived, around 10:30, there are several people in the parking lot, hysterical, crying, because lying on the ground, unresponsive, was this man. lieutenant tells us he appears to be 20, 25, with a gunshot wound to the face. he was pronounced dead within 15 minutes of the officer's arrival. police have not said what led up to the killing, only several shots were fired and that a dark sedan was seen leaving the scene. that's the only tidbit of suspect inknow they have. they don't have a suspect of the person who pulled the driger, ju

trigger. >> this is the first homicide of the year. only one homicide last year. here we are early 2014, investigating their first murder of the year. lieutenant with p.d. tells us they're not sure if it's gang or drug related or the result of something else. live here in milpitas, bob redell, "today in the bay." 6:03. new details on a deadly crash involving a man walking along highway 580 overnight. the chp says that man was hit and killed by a car in the eastbound lanes of highway 580 west of keller in oakland. it happen 1:00 this morning. the pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene. the lanes were shut down for an hour. the driver stayed at the scene, cooperating and with investigators. it's unclear why the victim was walking on the highway in the first place. >> southern california residents rattled out of beds when the ground began to shake. the magnitude 4.4 earthquake struck near fontana in san

bernardino county 1:30. multiple aftershocks, the largest a magnitude 2. 3. people reported feeling the quake as far as 65 miles away in santa monica. it was a 4.4, not that big, but some say, listen to this, knocked them off of their feet. >> like shaking, like a thunder, like a big noise, like, boom. i was on my knees and i fall down, like -- >> strong enough to push you down? >> yeah, yeah, really hard. everything started shaking here. everybody started running. >> no injuries or significant damage reported. 6:04. today the supreme court will hear arguments whether abortion protesters are having their rights violated by having to stay at a distance from doctors, employees and patients entering abortion clinics. p peggy bunker joins us. >> the case that the supreme court is hearing today, mccullen

versus state of massachusetts, a 77-year-old grandmother who says buffer zone laws are violating her free speech in her efforts to talk women getting out of an abortion as they head into the clinics. massachusetts, colorado, montana have buffer zones around the clinics. zones are marked bay yellow line, and protesters step over them, they are asked to move back. supporters of the buffer zone say they're necessary as demonstrators have at times blocked entrances to clinics and subjected people coming in and out to verbal and physical taunting. >> but what it does do is protect women and the administrative staff and doctors from that kind of in your face harassment that's really damaging. >> but others including the mccullen say buffer zones violate their right to free speech. >> massachusetts is picking sides in one of the most divisive issues in our country today. they're saying, abortion clinic representatives are free to speaking but sidewalk counselors are not.

>> now, what will come up today is the fact that in 2000 the supreme court did uphold the buffer law in the state of colorado. since then changes at high court. roberts and alito replaced members who leaned in favor of the production. they could swing votes in favor of protesters pursuing free speech claim. reproductive clinics are not the only locations where buffer laws put into place. funerals using buffer laws or elections, polling locations have buffer laws set at 150 feet. laura and terry, even the supreme court has a buffer law. the court bans all demonstrations and protesters completely. only allowed to protest on a sidewalk. >> anti-abortion banners like some in san francisco now the subject of a new resolution introduced by a city supervisor. the banner posted on lamppost as long market street say "abortion hurts women," the supervisor who

introduced the resolution says banners are misguideden and correct, denying abortion is what hurts women. banners which lined the street after christmas associated with anti-abortion rally set for next saturday. time to check your forecast. step outside, look at san francisco where they are looking at a record temperature coming their way. i do believe. >> amazing. >> not the only place a record temperature today. christina loren will break it down right now. >> you know what the funny thing is we only have 150, in some cases, 200 years worth of records. today's one for the books. about temperatures are going to climb 15 to 20 degrees above average. 42 degrees now in san jose. part of the reason for the climb, mild start that we're getting. half moon bay at 64 degrees. at 6:07 in the morning, as we're getting into late january. so temperatures today are going to be warm. our warming agent is that offshore flow.

now, typically this time of year, we've got storms riding in uf off the pacific or the flow keeping us cool. but in this pattern, high pressure in control winds driven offshore. you get the frictional warming and today is going to be the peak of it. i want to make sure everybody's ready for the different parts of the day. high pressure's in control today, that's going to bring temperatures up by 45 degrees. watch this. 41 degrees now in san jose. come about 2:00, 3:00, we're talking about 77 degrees down here. santa rosa's going to climb by 45 degrees over the day. 72 the forecasted high in livermore. you're going to climb by 30 degrees today. want to make sure you're ready for the unusual and we're not going to cool off any time in the near future. you can see that on your seven-day forecast there at the bottom of the screen. every region is covered across the bay area. every region reporting above-average temperatures

through the next seven days. 73 in the north bay. 74 in san francisco. so a nice comfortable afternoon for your outdoor plans. want to point out, peak warmth today. we'll talk about tahoe when we might get more snow and how the conditions, yeah, they're not bad up there. we'll have a live report coming up. plus hit the beach, surf the sand and the snow. all in my next report. mike inouye. got to love california. >> gotta love the bay area. looking forward to the tahoe report. bet it's beautiful. north 101, sometimes the nicest thing you can say about traffic, it does slow at 680, 280. we have slowing at top of the screen. 680 toward 880. it's calmed down from earlier widespread traffic that we saw. consolidated to typical pattern. north 87, slower than form drive because of crash that happened at kirtner avenue. both vehicles moved to the shoulder. excess slowing there past

kirtner. build from capitol expressway into downtown. heavier volume on most roadways. dublin interchange shows slowdown out of livermore. 680 speeds from pleasanton, that continues to build. new crash west 24 at old tunnel road toward the caldecott tunnel. slow lane blocked. and crash expected to clear from lanes quickly. east shore freeway moves freely. bay bridge toll plaza, we had metering lights turned on early because of the larger volume of traffic coming down the east shore. and they turned it on to keep things moving smoothly on the bridge. we have the backup from the 880 overcrossing west grand avenue akroech approaching the toll plaza. >> 6:10. ahead on "today in the bay," tragedy in new mexico. we've got new details about one of the middle schoolers now clinging to life after allegedly shot about a classmate. plus, new targets of nsa

secret surveillance revealed. one of the most powerful men in silicon valley angry, lashing out. about what, coming up in business. jim harbaugh, play calling master and fashion disaster? we'll tell you why his wife taking a jab at his signature sideline look.

the search is on for whoever shot and killed a man in milpitas overnight. police found the man lying in the parking lot on dempsey road off of 680. he had been shot in the head. this is the city's first homicide of the year. a roswell, new mexico, middle schooler allegedly shot

by a classmate, has undergone a second surgery. the boy and a 13-year-old girl, wounded yesterday when authorities say a 12-year-old boy opened fire in the school gym. the boy's family expected to make a statement today. "new york times" reporting the nsa implanted software in 100,000 computer around the world. allowing the u.s. to conduct surveillance on machines. the "times" says radio waves used to gain access to computers that other countries tried to protect from spying or cyberattacks. one of the most important people in silicon valley and tech is steaming mad. >> scott mcgrew, he's saying he's treated unfairly. >> all of clean tech treateden fairly. the venture capitalist found of sun microsystems says 60 minutes report on sunday mischaracterized him and his investments in clean technology. he's posted an open letter to

his blog this morning, taking the report apart point by point, denying some of the basic numbers used. i have not invested a billion dollars of my own money into cleantech. it's substantially less, and a simple query to us would have corrected this error. the report on cbs focused on the failures in cleantech. now khosla say failfailure's paf business, you need one facebook to make up for a thousand failures. he pointed out michael jordan 26 times taken the game-winning shot at the buzzer and missed. tesla, it's one of the great success stories in cleantech. it's paid back its government loans early, and wednesday the company said it sold 20% more model ss than its own accountant expected it to sell. make the argument that a clean tech company, helps you save on

heating and cooling bill, didn't take government funding, perhaps that didn't count. the guy who wrote the book about steve jobs was on cnbc and said google and not apple, now the most innovative company in silicon valley because the nest purchase had a lot to do with it. google recognizes future is in connected home. one of the closest confidantes to steve jobs says at least for now google the most innovative. >> you introduced us to nest on one of the gadget fridays. >> long, long time ago. i don't have one, i would like to, it's 260. >> shouldn't they give you one? you broke the story. >> i aren't all of those things every time. >> he brings us great gadgets. >> i don't know how you can talk about snow. but we'll talk about snow. it's the furthest thing from most people's minds in the bay area. >> it's on the minds of

snowboarders and skiers, though, because they wait for this time of year to get to tahoe. it's not bad. live to squaw right now with kevin wallnerp how are you getting creative up there with a lack of mother nature's help? good morning to you. >> hi, good morning. you know, the creativity is coming down to snow making and grooming now. we have a nice storm over the weekend that brought us about three, four inches on the mountain and it's been really cold at night. i heard the snow guns firing all night last night. and between the two mountains we have 18 lifts spinning with almost 50 trails open. so we might not have the whole mountain open but what is open, it's groomed. and frankly, the weather couldn't be better for skiing. we've also got some olympic heritage events coming up this weekend. with the olympics coming in

sochi soon. we've got some 49ers games on our tvs on sun, too. a lot to keep yobusy on the hil >> fantastic to hear. we appreciate the fact you're making snow and it's cold enough overnight for snow to hang around. happy to know you're 49er fans, olympics here on the bay area. 53 pence. as we head through tomorrow, 52 up there. as you just heard, kevin said they're making snow. find 22 inches at the base machine groomed. i've heard from snowboarders, everybody has a vested interest in this this time of year, they say it's not bad up there. it's slushy, crowded because they don't have all of the trails open but it's not bad. so that's great news. do whatever you want to do today. hit the slopes or hit the surf. 50 degrees in san francisco right now. 47 degrees in the east bay. 42 in the south bay. good looking afternoon shaping up if you like warm

temperatures. let's take it to your microclimate forecast wednesday. south bay the warmest. just as warm along the peninsula at 78 degrees today in belmont. san francisco, touching on records for today. 72 in the outer richmond district. wine country, we're going to climb by 45 degrees over the span of the day. starting out in upper 20s. headed toward 73 today. east bay, tri-valley, also touching on the 70s. 73 fremont. pleasanton, one of the warmer cities, hit 75 degrees. this isn't going to last forever. today is the peak. surfers, boy, they're taking advantage of it. this is fantastic individual video from terry mcsweeney out there yesterday. he said it was nice and warm, comfortable conditions. it's clear as a bell. the air quality's not bad. normal. santa cruz, 61. today 80 degrees. 77 for thursday.

getting into friday and saturday, temperatures low 70s. even on monday, with a weak disturban disturbance, 67 degrees, well above average, kicking off next week. regional seven-day forecast, throughout the weather reports, tells that story. let's say good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning. goodness, what a wonderful forecast. getting to work, i'm forecasting a backup. you expect that anyway. it's calmer than we would have expected earlier this morning bay bridge toll plaza, lanes to the left, they are clear as far as cash lanes. it's fas-trak lanes to the right backed up past grand avenue off the berkeley curve. there's a smooth flow down the east shore freeway as well. early burst of traffic through richmond causing metering lights to go on early calmed down. maze moves smoothly, getting out of arrent da, throwing for west 24 approaching the caldecott tunnel a crash. and we also might have the

miraga avenue on ramp blocked about a tree. got that reported from chp. might have cleared a couple of seconds ago. watch for crews, they might be clearing debris. rest of the area mooth. jump to the south bay, north bay 101, slowing. calming down after a stretch from tully to the airport. this backing traffic up for north 87. that's where it slow, capitol expressway to a crash at kirtner. the earlier lane closure had things backed up there. farther up the peninsula, smooth flow for 101. a quick look at palo alto itself. volume of traffic. normal for this time of day wednesday. east bay, 880 through free month. southbound picks up volume. back to you. >> thanks a lot. 6:21. ahead on "today in the bay," take it easy on this one, pants

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popular tourist destination in san francisco going to look different today. no tour bus allowed in the alamo square neighborhood, made famous for the painted ladies victorian

homes. >> christie smith joins us. some welcome change, others fear a negative impact on tourism. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. you know, tour operators are not pleased with this one at all. alamo square is one of the top pleases people want to see when they visit san francisco. it's in the opening sequence of "full house," it's been in movies. people who live here see a different side. the peak of the season, they can see up to 50 of these large tour buses clogging streets around alamo square. this morning, it's settled, signs are up, tour buses and vans with seating capacity of eight or more passengers are prohibited. one longtime neighbor told the examiner that she hopes it will encourage people to come and taki take walking tours. but one blunt neighbor posted a sign around here that said, get off your big fat tour bus and experience san francisco. still, they say, distucouraging

wasn't the point. it's the buss that clog the streets that make it unsafe for people trying to get in and out. the restrictions cover the area north of fell street, east of divisadero, south of golden gate, west of webster. fines start at 100 bucks threw bs but there's a muni stop here. 21 hayes runs through here. christina loren, "today in the bay." >> thank you. the 49eres and their quest for six. during the game, will be more at stake than the super bowl. >> mayor ed lee expecting a phone call from seattle mayor ed murray. two will place a bet on outcome of sunday's game in seattle. >> who knows what they'll bet. keeping with tradition, coach harbaugh wearing his lucky black cleats and khaki pants. the team's undefeated when he wears cleats. for the pants, harbaugh's wife

hates them, she hates pleated khakis with a passion. she threw them away. he found a walmart and bought another pair for eight bucks. >> giving him luck. >> she hates them too. >> still ahead, update to breaking news. flames ripping through a warehouse sending black smoke into the air. new details about the massive firefighting effort now. can you hear me now? passengers vocal about the possibility of phone calls on airplanes. how to sound off.

breaking news. a warehouse engulfed by flames near detroit. new details on the massive firefighting effort next. long conversations and cramped quarters. how to weigh in on the decision to allow phone calls aboard airplanes just ahead. a live look at opening bell.

finally a good day on wall street yesterday. you see the new york stock exchange there. bell ringing. at the nasdaq, we have got invesco partner shares ringing the bell. congratulations to everybody there. today is wednesday, january 15th. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. update to breaking news, about 20 miles west of detroit airing large warehouse is now destroyed by massive flames in the town of livonia. the warehouse stores paint and that was bad news. fueled the fire. the sign out front of the building reads environmental recycling group. and we're told the fire's under control. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire under investigation. happening now, people are sounding off about a new proposal to let people talk on their phones in the tight

confines of their seats during flight. "today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us live in washington, d.c. the fcc opening up public comment. people not holding back. >> a lot of people think it could lead to air rage. a story following up on. we first told you last fall about the fcc opening comment, they want to approve use of cell phones, including phone calls, on airplanes. safety isn't the issue anymore, they say. the issue seems to be people getting aggravated by not being able to have a quiet car on a plane. listen to some of the nearly 400 comments that have already come in to the fcc. i am begging you, please, do not allow voice calls on flights. this isn't an issue of technology. this is an issue of comfort and courtesy. that woman from southern california. a man from colorado follows up, flying is bad enough with the cramped seats and long delays. i can think of nothing worse, he says, than adding 100 passengers all talking at once on their

cell phones believe it or not, 400 comments, 4 people said, it's a good idea, like this one. i would like to voice my full support for allowing cell phone and voice calls on airplanes. i think that is extremely un-american that we bar an individual from doing something that someone else may find objectionable. people or some of the few people, i should say, in favor of this, business people who fly a lot and can't be on the plane for an hour or two without access to their phone. we'll see what happens. 60-day comment period. more likely to start flowing into the fcc. >> thank you very much. today marks five years since miracle on the hudson when danville native captain chesley "sully" sullenberger made an incredible landing that saved the lives of everyone on the board. katharine craig joins us in new york city where sullenberger and others will participate in a

special commemoration ceremony. >> reporter: good morning, from new york, where we are, the fog is really rolling in. but this is the area on manhattan's west side where so many people will be gathering later this afternoon. you'll see passengers, crew members, also ferry workers, and they will be gathering here to remember that miraculous day. they'll toast and take a boat ride out to the spot where the plane landed in the middle of the hudson river five years ago. us airways flight 1549 crash landed in the river within a few minutes of departing laguardia airport. birds struck an engine, the plane lost power, captain chesley sullen sullenberger decided the hudson was the best option because the airfield was too far away. ferry workers coming to the rescue. all 150 passengers and 5 crew members survived. captain sullenburg said for all that went wrong in the first

moments has gone right ever since. lives changed forever and for the better. a chance to talk with him. here with crew members and passengers. and the plane, it is an aviation museum. for a while it was in our area. but towed in 2011 to charlotte, north carolina. that's the latest from manhattan's west side. catherine craig. >> amazing to see the video of it on the water. a great story. uplifting. temperatures, they are uplifting, if you like the warmth. >> i feel like gardening, planting flowers, like it was spring. >> i felt like summertime. almost turned on the air conditioner. temperatures today, want to make sure you're ready for the two separate parts of the day. if you're a tough guy, go to the tank top, half moon 53. 31 santa rosa, you might be wondering why are temperatures all over the place? we're not getting wind.

the temperature is cooler. the wind is our warming agent. 31 degrees santa rosa. a sustained speed seven miles per hour, straight out of the east, pushing to west in san francisco. that's bringing the temperature up to 50. those is a beautiful sunrice that you're notice, haze thicking up out there. that's why it was able to leave on time, as most will be able to across the bay area today. we don't have fog in the forecast. and it's not a spare the air day. through tomorrow it likely will be a spare the air day. keep in that in mind. winds are going to drop off tomorrow. as they move from land to sea today, we get that friction, that warm-up. look where our temperatures are headed, 41 degrees in san jose. 77 degrees, in the heat of the day. santa rosa is going to climb by 45 degrees over the span of the day. up to 73 degrees. that is really, really strong high pressure. as you know, our days are short. so let's get a little bit deeper into the forecast. hit the 70s today.

as we head through the next couple of days, things will change, especially friday and saturday. as that storm track starts to return. it's not going to be able to get that close to the bay area. high pressure's going to nudge it back to the north. so even next tuesday, when the storm track is offshore, temperatures are going to be above average. you will see that on the seven-day forecast. we're in it for the long haul. over to you. >> quest for six. no, different, different. that's reaction. looking toward fremont. northbound, there was a little slowing there. volume of traffic here, i'll show you the map, explain why there was slowing. crash on the southbound side at center divide. both sides had a quick slowdown. all lanes clear. it quickly recovered. watch for flashing lights fremont. north 101 slows tully road. bogging down around 680.

the big slowdown continues after the crash at curtner, in lanes for a few minute minutes. a distraction. slow from capitol expressway to alma, downtown highway 87 there. smooth drive jump up toward the maze and bay bridge. smooth flow. talk about the city, north 101 at vermont, stalled school bus reported in your slow lane. no word on kids on board. it's early for that. check in with chp for updates. we don't have any issues other than slowing there. smooth drive across the eastbound direction of the bay bridge. backup on the toll plaza on the oakland side. back to you. time now 6:37. still ahead, a run-in with a humpback whale. >> coming up, the story behind the video of a kayaker's sudden surprise in the water, i'd say. ♪

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6:40, happening now, firefighters in australia trying to get a leg up on fires as authorities warn of worsening conditions. heat and dry conditions helped start and spread as many as 350 wildfires in that country. most sparked by lightning. crews managed to keep many fires from spreading. new video, and amazing video, of unexpected confrontation that took place on the waters in norway. a kayaker going along and, yeah,

there's about a 20-ton humpback whale. the kayaker didn't know what was going on until he realized he was on the whale's back. luckily the whale swam away, and the kayaker paddled away as rapidly as possible. >> i can't imagine that thing not flipping either. >> yeah. tough to be on the back there. >> 6:41. a deadly shooting in a hotel parking lot. we'll tell you about the sound of bullets that sent guests running for their rooms in the south bay. plus, watching out for hot spots near golden gate park. new details about the overnight house fire, next. >> a new look atten vesting coming up. and, what a heat wave we are getting into bay area. doesn't feel like january. it feels more like august. temperatures today, 10 to 15 degrees above average. high fire danger. and everything that you normally wouldn't associate with winter.

we'll tell you how long this is going to hold up in your full forecast.

at 6:44, new, an upmoments from police about a deadly shooting in a south bay hotel parking lot. it happened at executive inn on dempsey road near 680 around 10:30 last night. "today in the bay's" bob redell spoke with detectives. they're looking for more than one suspect? >> reporter: correct. good morning to you. we just spoke with milpitas police not long ago. they are still processing the scene here at executive inn in milpitas. they tell us they are looking for not one but at least two suspects who are involved in the murder of a young man in the parking lot of the hotel. no description yet except they were possibly seen leaving in a dark sedan. police tell us that the shooting now might have been related to a party going on upstairs. >> our technicians are

processing the scene, on the third floor. there was a party there. not sure if it's related or not. we don't know if the argument's related to the party or the homicide. we're trying to figure that out. >> reporter: when officers arrived so:30, they found self-people in the parking lot, hysterical, crying, because lying on the ground was this man, 20, 25 years of age, unresponsive, gunshot wound to the face. pronounced dead within 15 minutes of the officers' arrivingle. police have not said what led up to the argument. only several shots were fired. and a dark sedan leaving the scene of the first homicide of the year for milpitas. investigators have interviewed several witnesses at the police station. they have not said what information is produced. they also plan to interview every guest here, something they've been in the process of doing overnight to get a better sense of what they have seen or heard. they believe a few more hours here to process the scene. they have yet to call the

coroner for them to do their part of the investigation. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> and new video of an overnight hour fire in san francisco. crews on the scene. keeping an eye out for hot spots on 40th avenue near balboa street, not far from golden gate park and not far from the beach. as of now, no one home at the time. the cause of the fire, under investigation. >> new details now on a suspicious device detonated by the bomb squad in san francisco's sunset district. relatives of a man who recently died called police after finding the device inside a home on 46th and jude da around 6:00 last night. the bomb squad was called in and detonated the device. the explosion start aed fire and shattered windows at a corner store. the area was evacuated and no one was hurt. as of now, it's still unclear what that device was. a magnitude 4.4 earthquake that some say knocked them off

their feet in southern california over night. the quake struck near fontana in san bernadine na. multiple aftershocks. this woman working at a gas station when the ground began to shake. er is that woman? she say the rattling was so powerful, she fell to the ground. no injuries or damage reported. believe me, she was there. >> check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. the warmest day of the week. >> the weather's going to rock everybody's world in the bay area. good morning. spectacular sunrise over san francisco. that's because our sky is getting hazy. everybody points out, red sky in the morning, sailors be warned. no this is air pollution. it's not a storm coming in. we have offshore flow in place. we'll be above average just

about every single day through the next seven. you'll find that on your regional forecast. seven day at bottom of the screen. notice all of the wind arrows here pointing offshore. s that air moves from land to sea, we get the friction especially over local mountains and as a result, we warm up to near record levels. that wind is going to be a factor all day. today will be the peak of it. tomorrow we lose the wind. that means we'll be sparing the air. what the records are expected before today. expecting records, 67 is the old record in napa. forecasting 74. bypassing those records by a large margin. 73 degrees in san jose is the record today. forecasting 77 degrees. today will be the warmest. only going to cool off a couple of degrees through the next couple of days. i wanted to show you five-day trend for san jose and san francisco. it tells the story. notice here, very little temperature separation, whereas

typically we run five, ten degrees cooler in the city by the bay than we do in san jose this time of year. that will not be the case. 70s across the board. and you know what? here's the good news. it's going to be a holiday weekend. martin luther king junior day on monday. let's get to events happening. warm weather means hit san francisco comfortably. it's the off-season, you don't have to worry about tourists being out there if that's something you're concerned about. pier 39, 24th anniversary of the sea lions on friday. free tours. if it's free it's for me and you as well. check that out. love those sea lions. mike, it's fun to go out and watch them if you wanted to do so for friday. of 69 at 2:00 p.m. have you taken the kids to see them? >> it's awesome to see them, smelling them, they have a webcam as well. you want to explore that. our camera, looking at north 101, slowing. let me show you the south bay in general.

north bound routes moving nicely. the speed sensors are show good slowing. from capital expressway past the seen. volume of traffic kicking in. north 87 tough drive since a crash at curtner. blocking lanes, moved to the shoulder, slow from capitol expressway toward alma. volume continuing to build for the south bay. peninsula, not a lot of problems. i'll show you the live look of the san mateo. notice the speed sensors and the dumbarton bridge moves nicely. north 101, slowing, starting to move smoothly. earlier school bus stalled at vermont cleared. chp did not say there were kids on board. no injuries reported. whatever happened is gone. smooth drive toward the maze. slower down the east shore freeway and the bay bridge toll plaza. oakland, northbound 880 volume, increase past high street, slowing downtown.

south bound toward the san mateo, we can show you that live camera westbound. look at the volume across the flat section. nothing as far as surprises go out of hayward and across toward the peninsula. you have company, folks. back to you. >> today, 49er linebacker aldon smith is not expected to be in court for weapons charges. the two unrelated cases come beaned about a judge in november when smith pleaded not guilty to three illegal weapons charges. those charges stem from out of control party at san jose home in summer 2012, also arrested in september on suspicion of drunk driving help mesut gul missed s. three boys accused of sex l sexually assaulting an unconscious teenager at a house party admitted it. two serving 30 days in juvenile hall. the third sentenced to 45 days. according to the "mercury news,"

they confessed to assaulting 15-year-old audrey pott and taking pictures while she was passed nouout in 2012. a week later, potts commit suicide. supreme court will hear whether abortion protesters are having rights violated. peggy bunger with more. >> the case that the supreme court is hearing today is called the mccullen versus state of massachusetts. a 77-year-old grandmother says buffer zone laws around abortion clinics are violating her free speech and her efforts to talk women out of getting an abortion. state of massachusetts says the buffer zone is necessary to protect people from coming and going to the clinic. they say people have been blocked from entering, taunted, even spit on. self-cities and states, including san francisco, and the state of new york, are supporting massachusetts with briefs writing in favor of buffing zones.

advocates say the zone's about public safety. >> what it does do is protect women and administrative staff and doctors from that kind of in your face harassment that's damaging. >> however, 77-year-old mccullen and others say the zone violates their right to free speech. >> what massachusetts is doing is picking sides in one of the most divisive issues in our country today. they're saying, the abortion clinic representatives are free to speak but the sidewalk counselors are not. >> reproductive clinics are not the only locations where buffer laws have been put into place. certain funerals use buffer laws, during election polling locations have buffer laws that are 13450 feet. the supreme court has a buffer law. the court bans all demonstrations or protesters completely. only allowed to protest on a nearby sidewalk. for laws in california, there are three. in california, it is illegal to obstruct entrance to a clinic.

illegal to do any property damage to clinics. so, no established buffer zone here. we've established our own version of the federal law clinic to protect clinics. anti-abortion banners like these in san francisco now the subject of a new resolution introduced by city supervisors. the banner posted on lamppost as long market streets say "abortion hurts women" the supervisor says the banners are misguided and incorrect. he says denying abortion is actually harming women. the banners, which have lined the street since the day after christmas, associated with anti-abortion rally set for next saturday. >> a new way toen invote in solar. >> solar city, one of elon musk company's made a lost money putting them on the roof.

it basically absorbs your tax breaks. it takes them from you, and takes promise of that future income and turns them into securities that it can sell to other investors. so solar city really is less of a solar company. kind of more of a bank. well this morning, solar city says it will sell you some of those solar-backed securities. the ceo says the company may be able to raise a billion dollars selling those securities. solar city up better than 2% on the news, on the nasdaq this morning, musk's other company te tesla up 2%. free bagels today you, have to go to the site, get a coupon, the new low calorie bagel. i took a closer look. lower calorie because it's smaller. >> oh, less. >> if you eat half, you're all

right. >> lasagna works that way, too. >> eat less, exercise more. that's the trend. popular tourist destination in san francisco looking different. no more tour bus as howed in the alamo square neighborhood made famous for the panted ladies victorian home. >> christie smith live from the neighborhood. some like the change, others think it's going to hurt tourists. >> reporter: good morning. as you imagine, tour companies not happy with this one at all. when people come to san francisco, this is one of the top places they want to see. alamo square. they know about the painted ladies. they've seen them on television shows. they've seen them in movies. we've been speaking with neighbors. sea say it's less movie lot, more parking lot because of the buses clogging up the street, up to 50 a day, trying to see painted ladies, victorian homes with the downtown in the backdrop. i remember the opening to the

sitcom "full house" but some say film invasion of "body snatchers" very famous. seasons are up here after a vote by the san francisco municipal transportation agency, tour buss and vans with eight or more passengers prohibited. neighbors hope this encourages people to take a walking tour instead. they say they don't want to discourage people from visiting the restrictions. south of golden gate, just west of webster street. the fine is 100 bucks. i spoke with a couple of ladies walking their dogs and they thought the restricts were in place because they haven't seen many tour buses here lately at all. christie smith, "today in the bay." >> maybe getting the new routes perhaps. >> thanks a lot. >> you need one of the open airbuss, i think, in the city today. gorgeous day. let's get a convertible.

>> we can run through the green grass like they did in the open to "full house "s have a picnic like danny tanner did. great show. ♪ everywhere you look >> headed toward record level bay area. dress for two separate parts of the day. 77 degrees along the peninsula and in the south bay. if you missed your seven-day forecast, you want to know when we're going to cool off, we'll have it every 15 minutes throughout the "today" show. he's a figure "full house" fan. >> i am, cut it out. bay bridge toll plaza, lanes in the fas-trak and off the berkeley curve, the slow spot. off the east shore freeway, nothing dramatic there. west 24 with the big backup. a second crash block ones of the lanes to the westbound, jammed west 24 toward highway 13. that is a slow drive, so they can move the car. no injuries reported.

but a problem for the commute. slower drive for north bound. san jose, slowing. slow for north 87 as it has been for last 45 minutes. >> time now, 6:59. final check of the top stories. milpitas police looking for at least two suspects involved in a deadly shooting overnight. happened in the parking lot of the executive inn hotel on dempsey road. victim shot in the head. shooting may be related to a party on the third floor of the hotel. fire crews battling the fire at a large warehouse, not far from detroit. the warehouse stores paint, was fueling flames. no reports of injuries. bay area captain chesley "sully" sullenberger and survivors of flight 1549 will travel by boat to where they crashed down in the river. safely landing the passenger jet after hit about a bird strike. everyone survived. >> great story. that's what's happening "today

in the bay." back with a live local news update. >> join me at 11:00. have yourself a great wednesday. good morning. just 12 years old. that's the age of another school shooter this time in new mexico. two students shot before a teacher risked his life to bring the violence to an end. this morning, officials are searching for clues. breaking news overnight, new nsa spy games revealed. the secret technology that's enabled the agency to access and track activity on nearly 100,000 computers around the world. gift of a lifetime. a u.s. athlete qualifies for the olympic team but gives her coveted spot to her twin sister. the emotional reason behind her touching decision. and born to make fun.