the day but temperatures are going to climb by about 25 to 30 degrees over the span of the afternoon. you don't have to do the math. i'll be back with your high temperatures and rain in the forecast coming up. >> a live look outside at the bay bridge. today is monday, january 20th, and this is "today in the bay." good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> we're going to start with breaking news out of the south bay, police investigating a shed fire landed one person in the hospital. it started before midnight near regan street and bernice avenue. one person taken to the hospital but investigators say that person was taken because of a police matter, not because of the fire. we are working on this, we're trying to get more information. we'll bring you the latest just as soon as it's available. >> we have new details on a

possible new terror athlete the upcoming olympic games. the threat comes in the form of a video and a promise of a surprise during the games. peggy bunker has more on the security threat and what lawmakers are saying about safety at the games. >> good morning. with the sochi winter olympics about three weeks away this video posted on a gentleman haddy website well known for terrorist chatter shows two men discussing a present for all tourists who come over for the games. in the video the two men sit in front of a banner that wears a religious phrase associated with al qaeda. it's getting a lot of attention because these men are reportedly the suicide bombers responsible for last month's bombing in russia. it was at a train station that caused massive damage. another on a city bus. the bombings claimed the lives of over 30 people. in the video the men say the two bombings were just the first wave and the sochi olympics will bring, quote, a surprise to those who attend.

russian president putin is promising stepped up squurt an unprecedented 40,000 members of law enforcement even with that some say it's too dangerous to go. >> i would not go. and i don't think i would send my family. >> putin said in a statement like any high profile event the olympics could be a target but russia has a perfect understanding of the threat and how to stop it. interestingly the threat has nothing to do with the olympics in terms of motive. russia has been fighting a war about 1,000 miles from sochi where the suicide bombers are originally from. they say this is about muslim blood and russia, not the olympics. ng to olympic athletes f course and their families who will be at the winter games within weeks. jim and jovan plan to cheer on their son corey but the family

just found out yesterday their son had qualified for the games, they say they are proud, their tickets, visas ready but mixed emotions about traveling to russia with all of these terror threats. >> i just was told we're not to sit there and be so flashy in the village. usa and stuff. which i understand and so we're just going to be cautious. >> the family says they don't plan on much sight seeing. they will stick close to the venues. >> the 49ers' quest for six will have to wait for next season. the team knocked out of the playoffs by the seattle seahawks. players will be back this morning to clear out the lockers. bob redell live outside headquarters this morning. yesterday's loss came with a fair share of drama. >> reporter: and disappointment. good morning to you laura. 49ers arrived home last night in santa clara. you could see them disembarking their charter plane.

then when they arrived at the training facility in santa clara there were about 100 fans, cheered them on as they retrieved their cars and headed home for the night. the team will be back here later this morning for a meeting, a team meeting, then clearing out the lockers. the 49ers did come so close to beating the seahawks with seconds left. colin kaepernick passed to michael crabtree in the back corner of the end zone for what looked like a touchdown but seattle's cornerback richard sherman batted that ball for the game ending interception. sherman is by no means a friend of the 49ers fans, not because of what he did on the field but because of what he said afterwards. >> if i knew crabtree was a mediocre receiver, mediocre, when you try the best cornerback in the game that's what happens. game. >> michael crabtree responded on

twitter saying films don't lie, pull the tape of that game and show me where this guy is the best. again, richard sherman going off on crabtree, he had a very excitable interview with the sideline reporter after the game. we'll show that to you. if you haven't seen it already we'll have it in about a half hour. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> it is what everyone is talking about. thanks a lot. >> mr. sherman, your only good play. colin kaepernick has shouldered the blame. comcast sports net's mindy bach says it's not all his fault. >> coming into this game so much was made about the differences between russell wilson and colin kaepernick, both quarterbacks who could run and throw. very different in style when you talk about risk reward though t quarterbacks had to take risks in this game. it paid off for russell wilson, though, while colin kaepernick struggled. >> a lot of times in these games it's not the quarterback who wins the game.

it's the quarterback who doesn't lose the game. russell wilson did not lose this game as far as kaepernick the three turnovers in the final ten minutes were crushing for the 49ers. you look back in the second play of the fourth quarter russell wilson took a risk reward situation where he saw aldon smith, he knew he had a free play. he made a throw that maybe he wouldn't have made. he put it where he had to. it was a great catch. on the other side kaepernick took his chance late in the game trying to test richard sherman. his mind was made up. he was going to throw to crabtree on that play regardless because of the coverage he saw on the outside, he didn't put enough air under it. kept at little bit short and richard sherman made a fantastic play. >> after the game colin kaepernick did take responsibility for the turnovers. he was this offense in the first half with 58 yard rush in the

first half as well. really what other option desire they have. he wasn't getting a lot. >> this was a difficult match for vernon davis. the seattle safety, earl thomas, the best pair in the nfl they shut down jimmy graham last week. and also frank gore, really difficult on him. the seattle seahawks have a very strong front seven able to stack the box. frank gore couldn't get anything going. the only offense for most of this game was colin kaepernick's running. >> the 49ers will not advance to their second straight super bowl under harbaugh. they lose their second nfc championship under their head coach. >> thank you. now some wagers to pay off. >> caltrain now has to pony up after losing a bet with seattle's transit system. overnight caltrain tweeted red

and gold are colors but i guess we'll be wearing blue and green this week. not the trains themselves in colors but rather cal train social media staff have to post wearing seahawks gear. >> it's a holiday. we gave mike the day off. but meteorologist christina loren joins us with a look at the forecast. >> you are going to to say that every time to rub it in my face. >> we need you here. he's sleeping in. >> mike, i need you now. good morning to you. you know what, you might be in the same boat as us. you got to get to work. it's not going to be a bad day. 48 degrees in san francisco, 32 in the north bay. sometimes that means you got to pull a heavier load. we have a four-day work week for most people across the bay area. and temperatures are going to drop off over the course of the four days. featured right at the bottom of your screen, 73 in the north bay, 71 on the way to san francisco, this is our overall

temperature trend. i want to focus on ocean beach because this is where we'll see the most significant drop, at the coast, as we head through the next couple days. the jet stream stays north, a cutoff low breaks away from the jet. we'll get cooler temperatures. not significant rainfall but we're only going to have the cooler days as we head through wednesday and thursday, climbing right back up toward the end of the week. and then we get a promising chance for rain. in fact, four days with 30% plus rain chances. i'm going to talk about that coming up. we really need that rain. hey, 70 degrees at the beach, if you have the day off hard to beat that, right, scott. >> absolutely. i was in scotts valley, gorgeous. a bay area couple has quietly paid the bill for san francisco's batkid celebration. john and marsha gouldman have written a $105,000 check to the city according to the chronicle. they run a local foundation. goldman tells the chronicle he and his wife have supported make a wish for some time, he says

when he found out the foundation was trying to raise money to pay the city back for this awesome event set up and public safety cost he and his wife decided to step in. november 15 last year san francisco became gotham city to help a 5-year-old leukemia patient miles scott live out his dream of being a super hero. >> that's really nice. a new report finds a 17-year-old may be behind the target security breach that affected millions of americans over the holiday season. >> new developments, iran stopping part of its uranium enrichment program. the latest coming up. >> and the flu not the only thing causing concerns with health officials this morning. whooping cough cases are also on the rise. what the state health department is saying.

welcome back. a very happy dr. martin luther king jr. day. a live look at really the impressive monument in washington, d.c. this morning. powerful to look at. it's 5:13. a new study finds most people hard to believe they don't trust politicians anymore. the study was done by the public relations firm that surveyed people from 27 countries. the u.s. saw a drop, 37% say they don't trust their elected leaders. they attributed the number to several thing, the debt ceilings, standoff, the nsa scandal. could be worse. 32% in france trust their government. >> iran's state tv says the country is no longer enriching uranium.

inspectors were present when they stopped the enrichment program as part after deal struck with world powers. later today inspectors will monitor the suspension of another uranium site, this in the center of the country. the historic deal reached in geneva on november 24. >> a new report out says a 17-year-old from russia is to blame for the target security breach that compromised the credit and debit card information of 70 million customers. cyber intelligence company says it traced the breach back to an inexpensive malwear program created by a russian teen. the program may have been used in the neiman-marcus breach. they do not believe the teen was linked to the people that organized the attack but he wrote and sold the script that carried them out. it says at least 40 cyber criminals bought the script from the teen for about $2,000 each. >> president obama says he does not think marijuana is more

dangerous than alcohol. the president doesn't argue for legalizing pot but he does say in an interview with the new yorker that pot is less dangerous than alcohol in terms of its impact on the individual consumer. the president has acknowledged using pot when he was young, he calls it a bad idea. mr. obama also saying people who think legalizing the drug will solve social problems probably overstating their case, he says. >> the flu continues to spread across the country. in indiana this morning no visitors will be allowed inside if they are showing flu-like symptoms and only immediate family over 18 will be allowed to visit family. we're talking about inside of hospitals. health officials getting anyone over the age of six months to get a flu shot. at least 45 people in california have died from this year's flu and investigating another 50 cases. the centers for disease control say the outbreak has reached epidemic levels. >> california health officials

are reporting a sharp increase in whooping cough. also known as pertussis was once thought to be nearly eradicated. about 83% of last year's cases were in children 7-16, likely because children who got the immunization when they were babies didn't get the booster shot at 11 and 12. the highly contagious disease can be fatal for infants younger than a year old. >> scientists at the space agency waiting for an important call. their comet chasing probe due to wake up and phone home to say everything is well. but because the spacecraft system can take hours to power up the signal has to travel 500 million miles, the first sign of life might not come until tonight. the probe will rendezvous with a comet. >> if it was a person so many things have changed in three

years. >> let's check in with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you. you know what, are you awake with us this morning? if you are, we'd love to see anything that you're doing, talk to us on twitter, facebook even. we'd like to see what you're up to. 40 degrees in oakland. 40 in san jose, 36 degrees in san martin. that's the beauty of social media. we can engage with you as we progress throughout the show. it's one of those days you don't have a lot going on in the weather department so i'll be responding. 71 in san francisco, 73 in the north bay. here's the deal. your seven-day forecast shows you the trend for the city at the bottom of your screen. as we head throughout the week we're going to see a major cooldown. you'll notice that on the seven-day forecast. we have showers on the way as well. that's what i want to tell right now. that's your weather story. tracking a significant change. we're going to get a nice week before the rain arrives. temperatures all week above

average. about the same as san francisco and san jose. you'll notice that we're going to drop into the mid-60s. the city with an increased on shore flow. we stop the clock on futurecast on sunday. look at this, a pretty organized front draped to our north. it starts to move in through tuesday, at about 10:00 a.m. once that storm window opens we're going to keep it open for at least four consecutive days, great news, we need the rain. we could be measuring at least an inch out of this. we gave mike the day off but really, if anything happens in traffic we'll let you know. back to you for now. >> pretty light so far. thanks so much. 5:18. a high profile san francisco attorney involved in the case of two basketball coaches fired over allegations of hazing. according to the "san francisco chronicle" two players on the team were beaten, gagged and duct taped to chairs by their own teammates during a road trip last month. we couldn't reach the district superintendent for comment but

he told the chronicle the incident was quote extremely unfortunate. now attorney chris dolan says he is considering legal action against the district. he made headlines recently as the attorney of the family for jahi mcmath the teen at the center of a national debate over medical procedures and brain death. >> oakland police investigating after flyers with pictures after jewish city council woman with a swastika on her forehead were around town. the oakland tribune report the flyers were in libby shaft's district over the weekend with the word stop shaft stop d.a.c., d.a.c. reference to the city's plan to build a system of surveillance cameras for public safety. shaft tells the tribune she is surprised she was targeted because she has expressed concerns about the plan. >> new this morning a quick response by firefighters to a fire at a 13-story apartment building in san francisco's north of panhandle neighborhood. fire was reported about 11:00 at

the building on the 1700 block of mcalister street. they had that two alarm blaze under control in less than 20 minutes. this morning the cause is under investigation. >> san jose firefighters trying to figure out what caused a fire that destroyed a popular restaurant. it broke out in the kitchen area of the flames coffee shop saturday morning. employees were inside getting ready to open the store when the fire broke out. two of them ran to the fire station which is just across the street. by the time the firefighters arrived black smoke billowing out of the building. no one injured but you can see gutted causing more than $1 million in damage. >> great news for fans of the star wars franchise t script for the next movie done and shooting, will start in may. the director says filming will be done in england but he will not reveal details about the storyline.

there is also no word on who will star in the film which is supposed to take place after the return of the jedi. episode 7 would open in december 2015. >> for the past six years, every feature film chosen by the producers gild for the best film has gone on to win best picture at the oscars. this will not happen this year because this year the gild honored two movies. "12 years a slave" and "gravity." others include frozen for best animated feature and we steal secrets, the story of wikileaks for documentary film. >> how peyton manning's play calling you know, omaha, earned a big gift this morning.

>> welcome back everyone. taking a live look outside. levi stadium. always next year. that place, we're going to light it up. the quest for six didn't make it. the boys back in town, clearing out lockers today. bob has a full report coming up. 5:24. >> super bowl plach is set. odds makers can't figure out which team is going to win. >> some casinos have the broncos as a pick 'em favorite. others have the seahawks. >> the super bowl takes place on february 2. >> i'm going to pull for the broncos. >> absolutely. >> until then, fans riding high on the team's championship win. seahawks fans get their first shot at the nfc championship gear this morning. you can see printers worked throughout the night printing about 4,000 shirts. >> 4,000. how about 36,000. this was the scene in lakewood, colorado where printing presses

were turning out the broncos' afc champion t-shirts, 36,000 shirts overnight boxed up to be sent all over the country. >> the big win has netted peyton manning's foundation for youth a $25,000 donation. eight companies came together offered to donate $800 to the payback foundation for each time that manning shouted omaha during the game against the patriots. we did the pamath. 31 times during the game. omaha steaks and the life insurance company everybody knows it, mutual of omaha. >> they had that nature specials. i was a child. but it was long before you were born. long before christina was born. >> good morning to you both. you know what, we have a good looking day shaping up. especially if you want to get outdoors, you have to day off,

take the kids out. 48 degrees in san francisco, we're at 40 in the east bay, 41 degrees along the peninsula headed toward mid-70s. just about everywhere in the low 70s in the east bay and san francisco for today, then a cooldown and showers move in. we're going to have to wait for the showers. the cool down might arrive sooner than you want it to. i'll break those numbers down. >> you have to wait for you to tell us. thanks. >> still to come "today in the bay" why this could be the last year for a bay area event honoring dr. martin luther king jr. >> new questions about russia, when it offered edward snowden asylum.

a little more than two weeks from sochi and new concerns about possible terror attacks at the olympics. we'll show you new video released overnight. >> that's the result you're going to get. don't you ever talk about me. >> plus the niners loss isn't the only thing making headlines.

we'll bring you more of the post game rants landing a stanford grad in the hot seat. >> after two consecutive spare the air days over the weekend today we're back in that good air quality range. 40s to start, headed toward the 70s. don't threat day get past you. major changes ahead in the forecast. i'll sort them out for where you live. >> a live look outside this morning at the san mateo bridge, it's monday, january 20. this is "today in the bay." good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. new details this morning on a possible new terror threat to the upcoming olympic games in russia. the threat comes in the form of a video and a promise of a surprise during the game. peggy bunker has more on the threat and what lawmakers are saying about safety at the

games. >> pretty alarming. with the sochi winter olympics three weeks away this video posted on a gentleman haddy website known for terrorist chatter shows two men discussing a presents for all tourists who come for the games. in the video the two sit in front of a banner that bears a religious phrase associated with al qaeda. it's getting a lot of attention because these two are reportedly the suicide bombers responsible for last month's bombings in russia. one of the bombings took place at this train station. you see the massive explosion. another took place on a city bus and both of those combined claimed the lives of over 30 people. they say it's the first wave and the sochi olympics will bring a surprise to those who attend. russian president putin is promising stepped up security for the games with 40,000 members of law enforcement and security. even with that some lawmakers say it's just too dangerous to go. others ask in the event of attack what emergency plans are

in place? >> i'm very concerned that if something does happen what is the evacuation plan and emergency response plan that would take place. >> putin said that likely any high profile event like the olympics could be a target but russia has a perfect understanding of the threat and how to stop it. the interesting thing about this video this terror threat has nothing to do with the actual olympics in terms of motive. russia has been fighting a low level war about 1,000 miles away where the suicide bombers are from. they say this is about muslim blood and not about the olympics. >> there are also questions about whether russia helped nsa secret leaker edward snowden before he fled the u.s. >> i don't think it's -- it was a gee whiz luck event he ended up in moscow under the handling

of the ssb. we may well v. we don't know. >> edward snowden told me that he acted alone. >> there is no indication russia or anyone else helped snowden take secrets from the u.s. russia's president says snowden has been granted full asylum, he is free to travel including the olympics. >> 5:32. grief counselors are scheduled to be on hand when classes resume tomorrow. after a student was hit and killed by a light rail train. danica was riding her bike when she was hit on friday. yesterday a security guard was stationed at the crossing but it's unclear whether a ward was there when she was hit. neighbors near the missing crossing says something has to change. >> a lot of security as far as the bar and the railing.

kids need to be more aware of how dangerous it is to challenge trains and so far. >> there is a lot of kids in this area. so more cross walks a at the vta, we cross the street and some cars don't want to stop. they get mad and stuff like that. >> delmar high school closed for today. >> also happening the 49ers back in the bay area. they will be cleaning out their lockers. the quest for 6 will have to wait. bob redell live outside the practice facility where the team will hold one last meeting. good morning. >> reporter: disappointing to have them return with that loss in seattle, especially considering how close they were to winning. they did come home last night. you can see them disembarking their charter plane before

coming here to the training facility in santa clara. there were about 100 fans to greet them, to cheer them on as they head home back to their houses for the night. they will be back later this morning for a team meeting, then clearing out their lockers. as i mentioned the 49ers came so cles with seconds left. it looked like what was going to abtouchdown but richard sherman batted that ball to his teammate for the game-ending interception. sherman is by no means a favorite of 49ers fans, not because of what he did on the field but because of what he said afterwards. >> i'm the best one in the game. when you try me with a guard like crabtree that's the result you're going to get. >> reporter: if you need a translation he says basically

defending his skills and slamming michael crabtree calling him a mediocre receiver which is what he said 18 separate interview later on. crabtree responded saying films don't lie. pull the tape of that game and show me where this guy is the best. >> bob, thank you. i think i speak for all of us when i say go broncos. it's video from different perspective. 49ers nose tackle ian williams. you see the fans lining they are at team headquarters last night on instagram williams wrote this is what we come home to. that right there is why i am blessed to be part of this franchi franchise. >> how do the niners take that next step? mindy takes a look at what the 49ers need to take away from sunday's loss as they look to improve their team for next

season. >> reporter: after the 49ers loss to the seahawks there were a lot of harsh words between players, richard sherman and michael crabtree. that is to be expected between two competitive teams like this. each one is going to bolster up their own skills, their own team but with this did the better team win? >> yeah. seattle was better in the second half. if you want to a win a game up here you can't dominate one half. you have to finish. 49ers didn't finish. they got the season but blue two 7-point leads with a marshawn lynch and other weapons and they are great and defense, two touchdowns doesn't get it here. >> what did the 49ers learn from this, to carry to next season? >> that their offense isn't good enough. frank gore got corralled by the seattle defense, 11 carries and

14 yards is stifling the most important part what if they do when they have the ball. until they pig out a way to either work well without gore be progress ducktive or find mays to make so it gore can never be tolled like that again. they are going to be stuck with having to beat good teams that know what to do. >> there is a story you have to build and compete with the division. a 12-4 record, they not only have to compete with the seahawks, they have to in the postseason for home field advantage as well. in seattle with ray, mindy bach, nbc bay area. >> thank you. despite shouldering the blame for the loss colin kaepernick says he still has the heart of his most devoted fans, the kids. they posted on twitter, a short with 7 on it.

saying we are tad for the 49ers' loss but gee what a great first full starting season kaepernick had. we love him. his parents lost two boys to heart disease, the camp is in central valley. it offers a place for young people with heart problems to go. >> that's very nice. all right. let's switch gears, check in with christina loren. a lot of people have today off, dr. martin luther king jr. day. a nice day. >> a tremendous man to honor as well. 48 degrees in san francisco. 34 in concord to start and at 37 in livermore so before i get into the breakdown of your forecast remember if you want immediate gratification we have your seven-day at the bottom of the screen. temperatures are going to climb nicely we're seeing the offshore flow. you see the wind directions out toward the ocean.

so as that wind moves from land to sea we get friction, we get that warming and another round of records on the way. high pressure is the dominant feature yet again. we're talking about a 45 degree warm-up, in the north day. san jose at 40 degrees. ater today we'll be 73 degrees. santa rosa at 73. you're starting out in the 20s. grab a jacket. these temperatures are only going to swing this high, then a cooldown and rain. the storm window is going to open up. make sure you are ready for the two parts of the day. 71 in the east bay. 73 is the forecasted high in the north bay. right here in san jose. i'll show you the showers. yeah, i'm going to show them in my next report. it's hard to believe it's been so dry. we do have changes. >> it's 5:39. people across the country

helping out communities in honor of dr. martin luther king jr. day. what the first family is doing. >> firefighters in southern california continue to battle the filed fire burning out of control. when they expect to have those contained.

♪ >> a fitting tribute this morning to dr. martin luther king jr. on his birthday. good morning to you. while many people do have the day off this morning, to honor the civil rights leader, others spend the day volunteering, like previous years the president and the first lady will participate in washington, d.c. tracie potts live at capitol hill this morning with more. good morning.

>> reporter: good morning. we're trying to figure out where they are going to be today. for last three years the president has had a paint brush with in his hand visiting schools around the area, so there is a fairly good chance we may see him and mrs. obama at a local school again today. today is the day that we celebrate and remember the revere reverend dr. king. the government t white house, urge people not to sit around but take the day to actually do something to give back to your community. there are communities all over the country that have organized not only events with music and speeches to remember this day, but also real hands on ways that you can help. there is a website set up to find out where you can do that called mlkday.gov. you go to that, pop in your zip code they give you all sorts of opportunities around your area to recognize and participate in

this day of service. >> all right. thank you much. as part of the day of service nearly 200 doctors, nurses and staff from kaiser permanente will spend the day repairing a homeless shelter. volunteers will gather at the center on little orchard street off the expressway in san jose. they will paint and clean and renovate the center part of a 10-year tradition paying tribute with chunt service projects. people in the bay area can kmem wrat a ride on the freedom train. it leaves at 10:00, runs nonstop to san francisco. organizers have warned that low turnout is threatening to end that tradition. the freedom train and the bay area now the only one still running. tickets cost $15. >> an american imprisoned in

north korea more than a year is calling on the u.s. government to secure his release. during an appearance in, he hopes the u.s. can help. bea said he committed acts against the north korean government. he was arrested in november 2012 while acting as a tour guide and accused to use the business to form anti-government groups. he has been sentenced to 15 years hard labor. >> homes were gathered in new zealand, a 6.3 earthquake centered in palmerston north. the quake did trigger rock slides. damage to homes largely superficial like this model at the wellington airport. so far no after shocks reported. >> firefighters say by wednesday they should have the wild fire near los angeles completely "survivor" rounded.

the fire is 80% contained and everyone evacuated were allowed to return home. it started last week when an illegal camp fire got out of control. police arrested three men they say set that camp fire. damaged or destroyed 200 buildings. >> a little bit of rain in the forecast. >> that's great news. >> it is. usually it isn't great but we need it so desperately that we do have rain, in fact, looking at four consecutive days of rainfall. and precipitation amounts above possibly an inch and a half up in the north bay so. this is very much so needed rain. and you can check out the seven-day forecast because the rain is not included there, a cooldown. when the rain arrives, 48 degrees in san francisco. 40 in the south bay, temperatures into the 70s. really good looking day to get outdoors.

plenty of sun screen if you hit the beach, watch for the sneaker waves. temperatures unseasonably mild. usually we're in the 60s and i hate to say it bay area, but we've already bypassed coolest point of the year. our days are getting longer and our temperatures start to creep up closer to spring. today 75 degrees in morgan hill, about an average high that we see in august. 74 in palo alto and 71 in pacific heights. a little bit of cloud cover, all of which clearing out through this afternoon. in the north bay beautiful day in wine country. 73 in santa rosa. the east bay 60s to low 70s in oak town. 70 degrees in tri-valley looking to the low 70s this afternoon. so where are we headed? well, a cooldown. beach weather persists for one more day if you want to get out to ocean beach.

67 tomorrow, into the end of the week, temperatures are going to level off in the mid-60s. then we talk about the chance for rain. i'm going to bring you to tuesday of next week. it is looking good. you can see now the computer models bring the rain into san francisco. and we're going to keep it here for the four following days. that's good news. boy, do we need it. your full forecast in a moment. how long we're going to be above average. >> thank you. 5:48. two dead, police searching after a double shooting in east oakland. yesterday two men were found shot to death in a car at the long fellow street -- long fellow avenue rather across the freeway from the zoo. at least one person drove away from the scene. police have not released suspect kripgs or a possible motive. >> in san francisco a pus speck is in custody. two recovering after a double

shooting in the tenderloin. it happened around 9:00 last night. just off mar get. one shot in the arm, the other in the leg. police arrested the suspect less than a block from the scene. police have not spoke been a motive. both expected to make a full recovery. >> a home in san jose had to be evacuated when the garage caught fire. it happened near thornwood. people were in the home and crews had to evacuate them. firefighters were able to knock out the flames before it spread. investigators are trying to figure out how the fire started. >> we heard warnings from target and neiman-marcus. but this morning experts say even if you did not shop at those stores you should take extra steps to protect your credit. advocates say given all of the trouble consumers should get a

new credit card or debit card, different numbers, consider not using at stores. it's harder to recover losses from debit cards. another option, putting a freeze on your credit so no one can pretent to be you. and it's most important to pay close attention to credit card and make statements. dploo >> you've got to get out the statement and look at every transaction and make sure it was one you initiated. >> credit card experts say people taking advantage, suggest people take advantage of free credit reports checking them every few months. that can imspkt your gred shore as well. >> with the flu widespread, indiana has a temporary policy restricting hospital visitation. starting today only immediate family will be admitted as visitors. no visitors with flu-like symptoms allowed inside. 11 people have died from the flu in indiana.

about it in colorado 45 people died from this year's flu. they are investigating another 50 cases. the centers for disease control. the cdc says fewer than half of americans get a flu shot. it's not too late to get one. >> from the summer games to the winter games. >> plus who will be jimmy fallon's first guest?

former nba star dennis rodman back in rehab this morning. rodman reportedly checked himself in to an undisclosed facility to treat his long time struggle with alcohol. rodman facing criticism over his bizarre behavior includinging a meltdown during a tv interview. he admitted later he had been drinking. his agent says the basketball star is embarrassed, saddened and remorseful for anger and hurt that his words have caused. now to look to the games in sochi. track and field olympian lolo jones has been named to the u.s. olympic bob sled team. this is file video last december. though she and star lauren williams were chosen for the team. williams a three-time olympian who won gold in london, turned to bob sled after injuries cut

short her track career. in the meantime jones is hoping to win her first olympic medal. she failed to make it in 2008 and 2012. >> speaking of sochi take a look at history in the making. this is america's first ever free skiing team named over the weekend. 11 half-pipe and slope style athletes will be part of the event making their debut in the winter olympics. among the olympians two californians, mattie bowman of south lake tahoe and bernisa gorny will be competing in the women's half-pipe. we know who will be joining jimmy fallon as he takes over "the tonight show." >> next month. the first guest will be actor will smith and the band u2. the house won't be the only thing changing. it's going to move back to its new york roots, that's the original home. it's been recorded in southern california since 1972 when

johnny carson moved it out west. february 17th here on nbc bay area. should be fun. >> yes. then there is also the final guest when jay leno ends his 22-year run. it will be billy crystal. crystal was leno's first guest way back in 1992 when he took over. country superstar garth brooks will also make an appearance. >> end of an era. excited about jimmy. he came to our studio not long ago. very down to earth. you got to meet him, right? >> no. i stayed in my corner. well, i figured he probably didn't want to be bothered and fb was parading behind him. he is a great guy. we love having him here on nbc. we love having you as well. 48 degrees in san francisco. 32 in the north bay, 40 in the south bay. if you can get out there we're not sparing the air which is

great news because we were for the past two days. 71 in the east bay, 71 san francisco, 73 south bay. back to you, laura and scott. >> thanks so much. 5:57. the bet that will have caltrain riders seeing red and gold. now blue and green. >> we talked about the security concerns around the olympic games in sochi. we'll see why some are taking those precautions seriously as they head overseas. >> the report that find as teen may be behind the secure breach at target that affected tens millions of americans.

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perhaps he was a mediocre receiver. >> a war of words from the field to the press briefing room and now on twitter, the controversial comments fueling fire to the 49ers' gut wrenching loss. >> those are fighting words. good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. building breeze and better air quality for today. but we're still tracking that rain in the forecast, major changes. i'm going to detail those to your doorstep coming up. >> well, that a girl. what a tease. a live look outside, beautiful bay bridge on this monday morning. it is dr. martin luther king jr. day. go out and make a difference. this is "today in the bay." a very good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. we'll start with breaking news out of the south bay. police investigating a fire that landed one personn