and killed a suspect. >> this is not the first time officers have been called to the home on peso grande parkway. bob, what are you hearing? >> reporter: good morning to you. the sheriff's office telling us that they have been to this home many, many times since 2011, exactly 19 times in that time. last night around 11:00 they were called out after a visit from an emt crew, an ambulance crew. it was a medical call. during that call for whatever reason the emts, someone felt it was necessary to call for law enforcement. sheriff deputies showed up and there was some sort of confrontation with a person in the home. at least one of the deputies shot and killed this person. this taking place around 11:00 last night. a neighbor telling one of our photographers that they heard

six to eight gun shots. that person is now dead in that home behind me here on pa say yograndee. we're waiting for a public information officer to come out. we're wait forge him to give us a belter sense of what led up to this shooting. again this is a home where deputies had visited 19 times since 2011, for various issues, one being at least one of those times domestic violence. one person shot and killed in this home by an alameda county sheriff's deputy last night. you can see the scene behind me the light is shining on the home and there are plenty of deputies out here. we're assuming we're waiting for the coroner and perhaps homicide detectives to process the scene. reporting live in san lorenzo, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >> flags across the state in half staff in honor of two chp officers killed in the line of duty. the officers, 34-year-old brian law and 33-year-old juan

gonzalez were partners and friends with ties to the bay area. gonzalez and law were responding to the scene of a crash near fresno when they swerved to avoid the wreckage. they slammed into a guardrail. both died at the scene. law start independent oakland and is survived by a wife and three children. gonzalez worked in san jose before eventually being transferred to fresno. >> the firefighter accused of sexually abusing a teen and selling drugs could enter a plea in court today. mario was arrested last week for reportedly abusing a 17-year-old boy and selling methamphetamine to children he melt on line. he has worked for the san jose fire department for 20 years, now on unpaid leave pending an investigation. he was also very involved at st. leo the great parish in san jose. federal officials are looking into whether there was interaction between he and the children who go to the children next door.

>> new this morning a voluntary recall from the maker of the popular snack hot pockets. beef found in the philly steak and cheese brands not properly inspected before hitting the freezer. peggy bunker joins us with more details including how a bay area slaughter house is tied to that recall. >> good morning. this really is bad news for the already troubled rancho feeding corporation of petaluma who recently recalled 9 million pounds of beef. the recall is affecting the popular hot pocket t company tries to protect its consumers from the bad beef. nestle's didn't purchase it directly from rancho corporation but some made it to the food assembly plant. that one is in chatsworth. the plant is devoted entirely to hot pockets so they are issuing this recall for certain hot pockets that could have the bad beef. here are the specifics incation

you have some of these. hot pockets philly steak and cheese in the 9 ounce size, philly steak and cheese in the 54 ounce size, crust philly steak and cheese in the two pack box. they have a consumer services number set up, 1-800-392-4057. also you can take that back to the store for a full refund. let's talk about that petaluma plant that processed the meat. this could be their undoing. rancho feeding corporation has shut down beef production while a federal investigation looks into processing of sick and dtzed animals, the plant operated without federal inspections of the meat which is required. as we mentioned almost 9 million pounds of beef are part of the recall, that's near lay year's worth of production. extended shutdowns can put a plant out of business. >> thank you very much. >> we do have breaking news that we want to bring you coming from

indianapolis this morning. chopper headed to the scene where we understand a woman as she was dropping off her child at a daycare, a kinder care, she was shot eight times. she is still alive and she was able to tell police that it was her ex-husband who was the shooter. he fled on foot. he is still on the loose. our chopper is headed to the scene. it's a kinder care in west indianapolis, the child is said to be fine, all the children fine but the woman shot eight times is headed to the hospital. suspect still is on the loose. one we're following this morning. >> skyland high school in oakland will be closed today so workers can repair a gas line that ruptured yesterday. nobody has been hurt but oakland unified school district employees say the work should be done by tonight and the school will open tomorrow. >> a golden moment for the americans in ice dancing.

historic moment in bobsled, men's bobsled. >> the bronze medal run in the two-man bobsaid there in the mountains area above sosh wre we find janelle wang. you made the trek from the coast to the mountains. i'm curious to see what it's like there. >> reporter: a bit rainy today actually. it's been raining all day. we did take the gondola up higher into the mountains, they have wet snow. competition not canceled. they are going on but we got to talk about prime time. what a great night for team usa and ice dancing. meryl davis, charlie white taking gold, first u.s.team, they were a team when thern 9 and 10. they now have an olympic medal every color. silver from 2010, bronze in the team event last weekend and now gold. >> something that you know, you dream about having the opportunity and we did and being

able to put in the work every day to make it happen is a tribute to our partnership. >> we prepared ourselves so well for what it was we wanted to put on the ice and we focused so hard on that, that we weren't really prepared for what may come after. and so i think it might take some time for it to sink in. >> also a great night for team usa and bob sled, steve hol comb's team took the bronze in the two man sled since 1952, that's 62 years ago russia took the gold. holcomb has the bob sled this weekend he won in 2010. we have to root on nick cunningham from monterey also leading a four-man sled this weekend. the women take the bobsled and race down the icy track, that's coming up today. the first two runs today, tomorrow the other two and of course the big superstar there,

lolo jones, she was a track star in the summer games, now competing in her first winter games so we'll keep an eye on that. coming up we heard about these stray dogs and the silver medalist who adopted four puppies. he is delayed going back to america because of paperwork we'll tell you about that coming up. reporting from the mountain cluster in sochi, janelle wang. back to you guys in the bay area. >> looks pretty up there. thank you. despite winning the silver medal scott moore was ecstatic after the arena cleared out. he was back on the ice in sweats and tennis shoes. he went to the center of the rink, kissed the surface, then polished the olympic rings with his hand. he did something similar in vancouver when he won the gold but handed out his medal for the cleaning crew to touch, then take pictures with. so very thankful. >> catch all of the olympic excitement on nbc bay area that start this is afternoon. >> 3:00 we have gold medal times

in men's 10,000 meter speed skating and the men's individual nordic combined. >> prime time which starts at 8:00 women's bobsled, plus gold medal finals in women's giant slalom skiing t half-pipe in men's freestyle skiing and the 3,000 meter women's short track. >> i want to check in with a look at the forecast. >> hey, good morning. san francisco clear to start. we have low clouds. i don't think they are going to force flight delays. all of the sunshine off the bat increasing clouds throughout the day depending where you live in the bay area we'll see some pretty big differences. 48 degrees in san francisco, at 61 later on today. south bay about 66, 68 degrees in the east bay and 64 degrees in the north bay with showers moving in as we head throughout the overnight hours. i want to take you through your microclimate forecast to show you the differences. when we get the fog at the coast

and those clouds cling to the coastline we see pretty big temperature differences. so 66 degrees in san jose for today. los gatos 65, 66 in gilroy versus the low 60s, you'll see enough sunshine to warm to 64 degrees out there. clouds will increase throughout day, first showers expected by about 7:00 p.m., very light. mostly in sonoma county. the north bay, 66 degrees for santa rosa, east bay good, low 60s for you, in the tri-valley what a treat today, living up to the name at 68 degrees. so, subtle changes, the showers move in overnight. i'll time that out in my next report. i want to show you the weather story, that's a warming trend into this weekend. we'll be at 70 degrees in the south bay as of this friday. now take a listen to this. there is a pirate ship in town today in san francisco. you and your family can hop on board for free. where and when in my next rorpt and the weather you can expect across bay area. first here is mike and your

drive. >> they say it's free but they don't tell you where they are taking you. we're looking here toward the south bay on northbound 101 with the headlights under 680, good volume of traffic. this is a traffic tuesday. we shouldn't see as heavy a flow owe specially in the south bay. a lot of the school district is off this week. then other districts like in the east bay, some schools had monday off. we'll see commute around the bay. a smooth flow for san jose. northbound 680, past calaveras we had an incident. there is an officer and a car on the shoulder. a little slowing past the scene at jacqueline. in toward sunol. the tri-valley your commute direction look likes a smooth drive, all the greens, but slowing into livermore. looking toward oakland with a smooth flow, north past the coliseum to the bay bridge toll plaza back to you. >> thanks, mike.

>> 5:11. google reportedly opening an office in san francisco. we'll have details. >> jimmy fallon steps on the stage of the new tonight show. we'll have the highlights.

welcome back to you. we look at live pictures of new york city and rockefeller center. it's supposed to get in the 40s in new york so some of that snow will melt away. i see ice there at the top of the camera there. that will melt as well. >> san jose family is mourning the loss of their dog after a fire destroyed their home. ten people were in the home near the intersection of tully and king when the two-alarm fire

broke out. everyone but the dog got out. a neighbor's home was damaged. the cause is under investigation. >> google branching out in san francisco. according to the financial times, google has leased a location on alabama street near 16th street in the mission. while google would not comment the financial times believes the space was leased to house engineers who don't want to make the commute to the company's headquarters in mountain view. >> to the sochi games, russia getting ready for the closing ceremony. russia's president prime minister promises there will not be a repeat of the glitch when one of the snowflakes didn't open. they were supposed to expand to form the olympic rings, but the sixth one didn't want to do it. the closing ceremony is on sunday night. >> i saw guys selling t-shirts that have that. >> it's historic now. >> let's join christina loren. >> the morning is still young, scott and laura.

good morning to you. 5:15. temperatures are pretty chilly. we're at 44 in the south bay, east bay at 44 as well. so you want to bring that jacket with you. in the north bay we expect steady drizzle by the time you leave work sow might want to grab that umbrella. 64 degrees in the north bay. 61 later in san francisco, south bay at 66 degrees. let's talk a little about the showers we expect. the front as you can see here we stop the clock at 1:00 a.m., still pretty well organized at that point as the showers move into the north bay. then the thing breaks apart as per usual by about 4:00 a.m. i think we're going to get light activity in the south bay. so mostly cloudy down in the south bay. as we head throughout tomorrow, clearing out by about 2:30. i think we're going to get pretty good snowfall. maybe additional six inches up in tahoe. let's talk a little about your microclimate differences. look at us, we're going to get in the 70s in the south bay. the next couple days i want to tell you about something

happening today and tomorrow in san francisco. pirates of the caribbean, tall ship lady washington is in town. you can get on the ship and take a tour for free. you want to get out early, the actual tour starts at 4:00 p.m. get out by 3:00, 61 degrees, comfortable, 59 at 4:00 p.m., and 5:00, 58 degrees and johnny depp has touched this boat soy know that you have a high interest in what's going on here. let's see if mike does. arggg, are you interested? >> i love pirate ships. johnny depp. we'll get out there. we'll see. i'll probably fall asleep or take a nap. to the south bay, the rest of the bay with all of your smooth flow now. the south bay, we have a lighter volume because a lot of south bay schools and othsers around the bay have the week off. in the east bay they have monday off so that's what we'll see is volume through the tri-valley. starting a build in livermore, and also out of the altamont pass.

we'll get a live look here and see how the camera shapes up. there you go. a nice smooth drive. all lanes have cars in them but they are well spaced. out to the maps, there is the bay bridge toll plaza, there was a fender-bender. here the flashing lights mean everything is out of the area. the cash lane not a problem. toward the san lorenzo area this is where that deputy-involved shooting is. off 880 on surface streets. a look at the speeds through the east bay, we'll end with these drive speeds, in the green zone down the east shore freeway and on 24 and 580. >> thank you, mike. >> jimmy fallon getting rave reviews after hosting his first "tonight show." >> take a look. >> to my buddy who said i'd never be the host of the tonight show and you know who you are, you owe me a hundred bucks,

buddy. >> thanks for taking it back to new york. >> thank you. >> welcome to another 30. >> my gosh. >> fallon is the sixth host in 60 years bringing it back to new york for the first time in more

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and welcome back. another big day at the olympic games. >> lots of action in the mountain cluster today featuring several northern california athletes. that's where we find janelle wang braving the rain out there. doing okay? >> reporter: i'm hanging in there. it's a bit chilly. it's in the 30s which is a little cooler. but it's raining all day today. this is the main plaza of the mountain cluster. my photographer mike is going to zoom in, the iconic clock tower. two years ago this wasn't here, now it's restaurants and hotels.

the place is buzzing with activity especially during the olympics. the other story we're buzzing about is gus kenworthy, the silver medalist in slopestyle free skate. he was supposed to be home but she the one who adopted a pack of stray dogs and their mother. according to a denver station he has delayed his trip so he can make sure his pack of puppies and their mom receive all their vaccinations and get all of the paperwork so they can fly back to colorado with him. so they are working on that. other athletes are following his lead, david backus tweeting hey, wondering what vet you are working with in sochi. a bunch of us hockey guys would like to get some dogs back as well. thanks. and lindsay instagrammed out this photo of the dog she will return home w. we have seen lots of stray dogs around but all have been friendly and we actually uncovered you can tell

which ones are strays and which ones have homes. they just are unlike the united states where we have our dogs on a leash and keep them in the house. these dogs roam around and if they go back home. all very friendly. a live picture of the mountain cluster. this is where five venues take place. the skiing, the snowboarding and the sliding event. so as you can see a lot of people out and about. a lot of people were in the mountains. they are heading here and to the bars and restaurants. they are so packed today it's like very, very full. it's a lot of fun too. coming up we'll give you a preview, a big competition for our athletes and also reno's david wise, superstar on the half-pipe. more on that later. janelle wang, "today in the bay." >> i know the security was a concern early on. this is your first move up to the mountains, right.

was it fairly easy? >> reporter: yes, actually once you're in olympic park and you've been like you got through security and your credentials it's pretty safe. you can get up easily. we've been up here a couple times. we did a story on that. the two main ways is by bus, mostly for the media and journalists and olympic officials and the athletes. they have these credentials that get on these olympic secured buses, then also the train. but you have to have a spectator pass, basically you have to be going to a venue and people have also been screened on line so it's very safe and secure. it's a beautiful rail system. it cost over $7 billion to build the roadway and railway up to the mountain cluster about 30 miles away. a lot of security here. got to go through check points and metal detectors. so everybody is safe and secure so far. back to you. >> thanks so much.

for more visit nbcbayarea.com, you'll find in depth coverage about our local athletes competing in sochi including women's skater polina edmunds. janelle gives us a look at a day in the life of an olympics reporter. >> colin kaepernick waking up in los angeles after a successful night hosting the hall of game awards. he instagrammed this photo with cam newton as the two watch the red carpet. prior to the show they sat down with espn, they were asked about michael sam, the university of missouri player who revealed he is gay. both said they would love to have sam on the team. kaepernick said when he steps into the locker room everyone is going to know he is there to help us win games. that's why you're in the nfl, to help us win games. >> a bone marrow drive will be held for a san jose man diagnosed with a rare type of

leukemia. 29-year-old ryan was diagnosed in january of 2012. organizers say he relapsed and none of his family members are a marrow watch. the drive will be held during the hack cancer symposium at the j. david gladstone institutes at the ucsf mission bay campus. >> bone marrow drive sounds scary. they take a q tip in your cheek. it's easy. a string of car burglaries leads to a chase and a crash. suspects are still on the loose. details next. >> and hopefully you're kicking off an abbreviated work week. i'm meteorologist christina loren. san jose, mostly cloudy day, increasing clouds throughout the day. rain moves in and then a big time warm-up. something for everyone in your forecast coming up. >> we call it traffic tuesday but it's not the tuesday you might be expecting.

>> an emergency medical call leads to a deadly shooting involving a bay area deputy. bob redell just talked to investigators minutes ago. he'll have details next. >> why police say a deadly hit-and-run in san jose is now considered a homicide. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. temperatures are in the 40s to start. we do have fog out there to tell you about and some rain in the forecast which is good news because our hills might start to turn green again. >> and we're getting a good volume of traffic for 101 through san jose. i'll talk about why this traffic tuesday might not be what you expect. >> a live look outside from the south bay this morning, can you make it out. that is san jose. happy ski week to you kids. you're probably sleeping in. it's tuesday, february 18, this is "today in the bay." >> good morning.

thanks for joining us. it's 5:30. >> we have an update to breaking news out of the east bay a. san lorenzo neighborhood is blocked off while officials investigate a shooting involving a sheriff's deputy. bob just got an update. he joins us live in san lorenzo. officials have been to the home numerous times before. >> reporter: and last night was the 19th and perhaps final time. good morning to you, laura. this happened in the 100 block of paseo grande. at the house a man who lives here according to the sheriff's office, attacked the sergeant with a baseball bat, results in him being shot by the sergeant and another deputy. i'll guive you a lay of the lan b. with 10:00, it was a medical call, an ambulance called out to treat this man t man was in the ambulance outside the home for whatever reason became combative, assaulted one of the e.t. test, ran back inside.

they called for a code 3 cover which basically means we need law enforcement out here asap to help us. the sheriff's office arrived. they knew that the man was inside the home. his wife was on property, whether she was inside or out that part is not clear. when they went inside it was a sergeant and four deputies, they went to look for the man, the sergeant had his rifle drawn. that's when they say this man attacked. >> you can imagine this is always a difficult situation for law enforcement. you're going into somebody's house, you're not familiar with the house and that person is familiar with their house so. that's the situation that was presented last night. and he comes out, violently attacks the sergeant, hitting him with a baseball bat and attempting to hit him again. that's when shots were fired. >> reporter: when the man hit the sergeant with the bat he did force the sergeant to drop his

rifle. that's when the sergeant drew his handgun and another deputy also drew their handgun and shot and killed this man our understanding is maybe there were several shots fired. he is dead inside now. the detectives who arrived on scene, they have been waiting to get a search warrant so they go back inside and continue the investigation. the sergeant was hit in the arm. he is going to be okay. he is being interviewed by his colleagues and the wife, she's being interviewed and according to the sheriff's office is being cooperative. it's not clear why this man became combative. this was the 19th time since 2011 that the sheriff's office has been out here for various issues including domestic violence. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> quite a few calls there. thank you so much. >> new details about a deadly hit and run. police are investigating it as a homicide.

it report lid started as a fight at the capitol flea market, as many as a dozen were kicked out after an argument on sunday. the fight continued. one man drove his car into the crowd killing this man, eric vallejo. two others were hurt. police are still looking for the driver. >> officers are looking for two men who led them on a high-speed chase that ended in a crash. it started about 8:00 when a park service ranger saw a man trying to break into a car. he jumped into a black mercedes and took off hitting two parked ranger cars. then trying to cross the bridge he rear ended another car and two men jumped out and ran away. officers are searching from the fort point area into the residential areas of the presidio. >>new this morning a volume recall from the maker of the popular microwave snack hot

pockets. beef in the philly steak and cheese brand was not properly inspected before hitting your freezer. peggy bunker joins us with details including how this could be the end, peggy, for a bay area slaughter house tied to this recall. >> i have never had one, my brother loves them. a lot of people eat these. this is pretty bad news for the troubled rancho corporation. the recall is affecting the hot pockets as the company tries to protect its consumers from the bad beef. they did not purchase directly but a small quantity of the meat made to the one of their plants that makes hot pockets. here they were sold at walmart, the largest retail grocer, the beef recall hit them hard. wal-mart recalled all hamburger sold from the plant and the hot

pockets are next. the specifics, philly steak and cheese in 9 ounce, the 54 ounce size, also the hot pockets croissant crust philly steak and cheese in a two-pack. they have a number for questions or get money refunded. 1-800-392-4057 or take it back to the store for a full refund. for that petaluma plant this could be their undoing. they have shut down beef production while federal investigation looks into the processing of sick and diseased animals. the plant also operated without federal inspections of the meat which is required. it's 9 million pounds, 8.7 million pounds of beef, all of the beef in 2013, an entire year's worth. the production shut down can put a plant like this out of business so the future for this

business very much in question. >> thank you very much. >> skyline high school in oakland will be closed to repair a gas line. it ruptured yesterday but weren't able to get it fixed by the end of the day. christie smith is live at skyline. she'll have an update when the school is to open. coming up at 6:00. well, plenty of events happened while you were sleeping at the olympics, there are going to be more that air on television later. if you can't wait we do have spoilers for you. >> if you would rather wait until tonight close your eyes, wait, we'll play it to end.

>> now it's safe to come back. >> if you do not want to know what the forecast is, now close your eyes. we're going to talk to christina loren and we'll tell you when it's finished. i think most people are going to watch. >> is that what you think? somebody doesn't want to get in trouble with the weather lady. good morning to you. 5:38 now. temperatures are a little on the chilly side to start the day. 48 in san francisco, mostly clear though. we have some clouds overhead. you'll notice those throughout the morning hours but we're looking pretty good throughout the day today temperatures are going to climb out of the 40s into the 60s. tomorrow a little bit of a cooldown, then we warm you up. that's the weather story. you don't have to wait for that but you won't get it if you close your eyes. temperatures are looking good, our skies is far looking good. we're doing patchy coastal fog.

it's going to be thick throughout along 1. looking good, the clouds will cling to the coast, we'll see sunshine inland. a little shower activity. mostly in the north bay. this is what we expect. warming trend after the showers overnight into tomorrow morning. a little bit of a cool down. thursday into friday we warm you back up to unseason ble high averages. we have another chance to tap into the atmospheric river. we could see more of that heavy rain. i'll talk about when that returns, let you know what i'm analyzing coming up. >> we're trying to predict some of the changes for the south bay because the south bay school district in particular i know they have ski week or a week off. but we're looking at the track and flow. there is typical before 6:00 we see slowing. that is what we're seeing.

looking at the map, the south bay, not a major problem. that yellow at the top of the screen, that's what we took a look at. as well as downtown, a burst of traffic. there was a crash, 680 at jack lin which has cleared. those school districts are on. the is a san mateo, we'll have a lot of schools just that south bay the commutite be seen. i put a yellow dot where bob continues to follow that deputy-involved shooting. the freeways themselves are open, access to and from are moving smoothly. the tri-valley an easy drive out of 580. we'll end with it the bay bridge toll plaza, the cash lanes starting to stack up a bit. back to you. >> 5:40. strong quake in the caribbean. what we're hearing about possible damage. >> flags at half-staff across the state in honor of two chp

officers killed in the line of duty. both officers have families and ties to the bay area. okay. let's train like it's race day. what's up ted? i think i forgot to pay a bill. yep, paid that one. what about your mortgage? yep, paid that too. alright we're good then. man i feel like i'm forgetting something. eh, it's probably nothing. you worry too much ted. alright, hammer down!

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well, get read the watch history again today at the olympic games. >> among the sports taking center stage men's free ski half-pipe with david wise. let's check in with janelle wang. you moved from the coastal cluster up to the mountain cluster. and it's damp out there. >> reporter: it's damp. reminds me of a bay area. feels like san francisco rainy weather. it is gorgeous out here. i have my photographer mikey pan to the left. this is the beautiful mountain cluster. very scenic isn't. this whole thing was not here two years ago. they built it up in the past year. and now it's buzzing with activity. but we want to show you video from earlier today that mikey shot. it has been a damp, rainy day

all day. we took the gondola up to the higher elevation and there is wet snow, not affecting competition at all. now we're going to show you what mikey shot on sunday when he was here when it was beautiful and sunny. take a look at these views. gorgeous conditions. one of the most picturesque places to be in sochi. such a stunning place. they have all of these gondolas. we'll tell you about competition today. reno's david wise, he's in the half-pipe free skiing competition, a new event making its debut. he is the gold medal favorite, he is an x games champion at 23. we followed him in breckenridge at the olympic trials. this guy gets serious air. you know what, he is also a doting father of a 2-year-old girl and a wife that he just adores and loves.

just a great guy. they call thim undude because he a not like any out there. he is very cool, down to earth, his main priority is his family actually not skiing. so we are rooting for him. it's a big competition going on. competition is actually just wrapped up for alpine skiing event and julia mancuso. we won't tell you what happened there. and nate holland as well took part in the snow board cross event. that was supposed to take place yesterday but because of the thick fog they delayed that and biathlon to today. competition still going on but pretty damp out here. good thing nothing else is canceled but a lot going on. we've got speed skating down and hockey in the coastal cluster so a big day here at the olympic games. reporting live from sochi, back to you in the bay area. >> good thing you have that hat too. >> reporter: yes. protection. >> looks good. >> looks like she is out in san

francisco. >> we're going to have the gold medal finals in men's 10,000 meter speed scath and the individual nordic combined. and women's bobsled and women's giant slalom. the men's free style skiing and the 3,000 meters in women's short track speed skating. that starts at 8:00. >> rainy in sochi and rain headed our way as well. let's join christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you. not a lot of rain, let me put that right on the table. i don't like to butter things up unless it's actually worth your while. 43 degrees in the south bay and the peninsula right now 43 degrees, we're at 44 in the east bay, san francisco wake up with 48 degrees reading. throughout the day today temperatures are going to be comfortable, in fact a little warmer than average in the east bay. 66 degrees for the south bay and we're looking good if you want to get outdoors, have the kids home with you and you want to take them to the park good looking day to do so. we'll hold off on the showers until overnight.

you'll notice on the seven-day forecast a warming trend headed our way before we potentially tap back into the atmospheric river. right now though let's set this in motion, show you what we expect. for the most part the front is going to fall apart as we meet back here. but we might see slick conditions, soupy conditions for the morning drive. stick with us and we'll keep you updated tomorrow. at about 9:00 a.m. on wednesday, mostly cloudy, the clouds all get out of here by about with 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. and then that warming trend begins. we're talking about a return of the 70s. so, if you want to get up to tahoe, that snow is pretty good. a nice solid base. upwards of six feet in some resorts. sierra at tahoe, 5 1/2 feet, looking good at kirkwood, squaw and heavenly. like i said before a little more snowfall, then the warming trend. so if you want to get this yes, today and tomorrow you'll have the best conditions. we'll keep you updated all morning long. i want to tell you about when we could see the heavy rainfall return to the bay area so.

stay tuned for that f. you got to leave mike is going to help you out on the traffic tuesday. >> good morning. it's traffic tuesday. we expect the heaviest on tuesday, alert folks. looking at the south bay we have south bay school districts off for the most part. looking at a slowdown so we haven't seen changes yet. we might see a shorter lived commute and the city streets might be better. we'll take anything we can for the commute who the south bay which continued to build. there it is from 680 up to 880, northbound 101, traditional pattern there. coming around the bend, 280 south up to this area we had an early morning slow pursuit following a car with a blown out tire. finally did there. there is a car on the shoulder out of lanes but that continues for the morning, no big deal. this is counter commute and off the shoulder. a build west 580 and 84 through livermore into pleasanton and dublin and the dublin

interchange. southbound 680, at the limit there, owe strong to severe the castro valley y, folks head to the bay, the dumbarton bridge moves nicely. a smooth flow and easy view. we'll give you a look at fremont. 880 as well, southbound there starting to build, the northbound side not a problem in both directions at the limit past the truck scales. we'll see the approach to the bay bridge, that clears and no problems for the east shore freeway. >> flags are flying at half-staff in honor of two chp officers killed in the line of duty. the officers 33-year-old juan gonzalez of fresno and 34-year-old brian law of clovis were partners and friends with ties to the bay area. law and gonzalez were responding to a call for help on highway 99 when their cruiser slammed into a guardrail, went airborne and landed on its roof. they were headed to the scene of

a crash about 25 miles south of fresno when they nearly ran into the wreckage. >> the officers took evasive action to avoid striking any of the parties from the previous collision, lost control, struck the guardrail, and severely crashed. both officers received fatal injuries instantly. >> both men graduated from the academy together in 2009. law started his career in oakland and is survived by his wife and three children. gonzalez worked in san jose before being transferred to fresno. his friends say he was talking about getting married. funeral plans have not been announced. >> new this morning we are waiting for word on any damage after a magnitude 6.7 quake struck off the coast of barbados early this morning. it hit in the atlantic ocean 107 miles northeast of the island nation. no tsunami warning was issued and we've not heard reports of

injuries. >> in a few hours the entire giants squad will be in arizona gearing up for the 2014 season. >> amad fa read gives us a peek. >> reporting with the giants, here is a rundown so far. already the pitchers and catchers have been here for a couple of days getting their work out. the new starter on the team tim hudson coming off a significant ankle injury but he has been out getting his work in. coming up later today around noon all of the position players are going to report to camp. coming up tonight at 6:00, we're going to have that video for you, plus we'll talk about madison bumgarner, perhaps the best for the giants last year, he is back and trying to improve on what was an all-star season for him. coming up later reporting from scottsdale, arizona with the giants. >> 5:51.

starbucks smuggled into sochi. how coffee found its way through security into the olympic village.

we have a live look at sochi this morning where fan favorites the jamaican bobsled team has finished up its event. >> been great, man. the crowds, i love this. lucky egg. you want to kiss my egg? >> i'm not kissing no egg. >> suit yourself. >> so the egg thing is from the 1993 movie "cool running."

it shot the team to fame. one of the characters kisses a lucky egg before flying down the track. well, yesterday no different for the 2014 real life jamaican bobsled team. the egg did not get them a medal. they finished in last place. got them safely down the track and a big ovation from the crowd. >> he is the only sanka there. >> get it. coffee, segway. >> let's talk coffee. the olympic village in sochi is supposed to be for just the sponsors of the games so after all they spend all of this money to be the exclusive providers of the mcdonald supplies the coffee. >> when it comes to the caffeine media members are happy about a secret coffee shop in the villa village. starbucks is not an official sponsor and the nearest location is supposed to be 350 miles away from sochi. however, inside the nbc olympic broadcasting center there is a secret starbucks.

it serves coffee 24 hours a day, 57 baristas were flown in to work at the shop. it's not a new development. nbc has had its own personal starbucks since 2000 winter games. >> how powerful is that network they can bring in 67 baristas. >> we don't have one in our newsroom. >> oh? no? >> let's check the forecast. we could use some hot coffee. >> i have a barista named vince. he also does the teleprompter. he comes in on wednesdays. temperatures today comfortable, 61 in san francisco. oakland 62. 69 in livermore. also known as the vinturn. a friend of yours. >> he doesn't make my coffee. i have to speak with him about that. vince always working hard on the web. that guy is everywhere. we're looking here, 101, the traffic is all over this place.

a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. on the bay bridge toll plaza we're seeing the cash lanes, fast track moving and chp doesn't say anything about metering lights. we're going to end with a map of the area and speed not a problem. back to you. >> 5:57. davis and white claim gold. we'll hear from the ice dancing darlings, and the u.s. men's bobsled team does something no american has done in more than 60 years. >> a bay area high school closed after a gas line on campus ruptures. when classes could resume. >> extreme turbulence. a ride that sent a flight attendant to the hospital.

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an east bay neighborhood wakes up to gun shots after

deputies shoot and kill a suspect inside a home. we'll tell you why the deadly confrontation may have started with a swing of a baseball bat. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. crime scene tape is up, investigators still combing the scene for evidence in a neighborhood near paseo grande in san lorenzo. bob joins us live. walk us through what happened. >> reporter: good morning to you. you can see behind me the crime scene van with the sheriff office is out here at the 98 or 100 block of san lorenzo. this started around 10:00 last night. started as a medical call. there is a man and woman who live here. a 60-year-old man. he was called for the ambulance, was in the ambulance outside his home. for whatever reason became