disneyland resort hotel. there's no end in sight! i'm going to need more time. good friday morning to you. it's 4:30. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get to the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. happy friday. >> happy, happy friday to you. temperatures this morning are pretty mild out there. it's a little on the chilly side. you need a jacket. we've got major changes dumbing to the forecast. we warm you up, then potentially looking at record rainfall next week. so make sure you're ready for that. not a lot of fog this morning. you might find some at the coast. let's check on the drive. >> good morning. looking inland, this is fremont, mission boulevard. we have some of the crew moved

from the area. i saw flashing lights for mission boulevard. let me show you where this is on the map. between 880 and warm springs road, continuing tonight and tomorrow night, we'll have closures because of that ongoing road work. b.a.r.t. to san jose a project as folks know. we have an accident, a crash reported, sounds like a car drove off the roadway at the clover leaf so they have to move that. no major injuries and light flow of traffic. 880 is open. just the on ramp in the eastbound direction. as you approach southbound 880 out of hayward, union city no problem. a new incident off 580. i'll lit know if it's a problem. it's near the castro valley y. >> trigger man behind the eighth homicide of the year is claiming self defense this morning. police were called to a home on pine ridge way near clayton road by the homeowner. who said two people broke into his house and opened fire.

bob redell is live with the latest on this. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning. you can see the crime scene investigators still on the scene on pine ridge way. this happened around 8:00 last night and according to police the man who lives here tells them that someone as you mentioned broke into the house and started firing shots at him. fortunately missing the man. the man armed himself and fired back and apparently hitting the person who tried to break in. the man who lives here did call 911, he did report to police that he saw two people taking off, they got into a car and then sped off. a little bit later police say somebody dropped a person off at a local hospital suffering from a gunshot wound. that person was declared dead at the hospital and police believe that person they found at the hospital dead from a gunshot wound was the same person who tried to break into this home on pine ridge way. the homeowner according to police acting in self defense

firing back at a person trying to break into his castle last night around 8:00. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >> four are dead, a woman in jail accused of shooting rampage at a native american tribal head quarters where she was once a leader. it happened yesterday at the tribal office about three hours northeast of chico. investigators say sherry rose the past leader of the tribe opened fire at the tribal office yesterday as members met to talk about evicting rose and her son from their property. they say rose shot five people, stabbed another when she ran out of bullets. four of the victims died, two others in critical condition this morning. rose was taken into custody outside of the office. >> a fugitive from montana has been spotted in the bay area. take a look. this is kevin briggs, wanted in bozeman, montana on attempted rape charges for allegedly attacking a police officer.

he was arrested earlier this month but escaped the same day. he is a convicted felon and a registered sex offender. investigators consider him armed and dangerous. the fbi says briggs was spotted in oak laundry, berkeley and san francisco last week. they think he could be headed through the state in either direction. >> a former san jose sex crimes detective who admitted to exchanging inappropriate pictures with a teenager will be sentenced today. tony praguer pledded guilty the charge in exchange for a shorter sentence. he faces six months in jail and 500 hours of community service. the 34-year-old detective requested, received and exchanged sexually explicit pictures with a teen girl in 2011. >> a fix is on the way for a dangerous stretch of roadway on the peninsula. some residents say ralston between 101 and 92 not safe. they call it daunting to drivers. more than 700 people signed a

petition asking the city council to make it safer. the city is paying a consulting firm to come up with a solution. some of the recommendations include adding a round about and lane reductions and new signals. >> a bay area store getting a new look. it will change the lives of some of the shoppers. the whole foods in fremont now more accessible to people who can't see thanks to a 10-year-old student at the california school of the blind. josh goldenberg and his family started the nonprofit to get grocery stores to add braille labels. they have been successful at some stores in the fremont whole foods will be the first in the bay area. josh and his friends will celebrate the victory using new braille labels for a scavenger hunt later today. a lifetime of training and nearly three weeks of competition wraps up this weekend in sochi. a live look right now at the olympic flame still burning

bright. by this time monday morning that flame will be extinguished. one of the last golds up for grabs is men's hockey. in a few hours team usa will face off against canada. >> this is a semifinal game, but the winner moving on to gold medal round sunday, a lot of people believe this is the game of the men's tournament. both teams made up of nhl stars, and with the u.s. women losing just a devastating loss in the gold medal game to canada yesterday and the u.s. men losing in the gold medal game four years ago for many americans today is all about retribution, something the u.s. men are trying hard to downplay. >> you play for your country you want to represent as best as you can. >> it's not about beating canada, it's winning the gold medal. there's a lot of good teams we have to play so far. and we've handled those pretty well so far. this is a big one. >> they will face off against two teammates.

both play for canada. >> take a look at this. apparently the loser has to keep justin bieber. cain plays four the u.s. the company behind the bill board says just having a little fun. a petition to get bieber sent back to canada now has over 250,000 signatures and the white house must respond. >> as we mentioned the u.s. women's hockey team recovering from a gut wrenching loss but a little bright spot. silver medalist julie chu will be the flag bearer in the closing ceremony for team usa. >> well, let's talk about polina. it's not her last. polina edmunds shined in her debut on the world stage. >> middy high school sophomore

finished in ninth place. she says she wished she would have skate add clean program yesterday but it was an experience of a lifetime and now has her eyes on south korea in 2018. >> definite. i'd love to come back to the olympics. a great experience and of course i have four years to go so i really want to keep building up my strength and seeing how far i get in the sport and right now i can't wait to train for world. >> some personal bests. she will be on the "today" show this morning. >> a stop on the "today" show the youngest gold medalist of team usa, maddie bowman. the 20-year-old south lake tahoe native won the first gold medal in freestyle ski. >> you can catch the excitement here at 3:00. >> then in prime time 8:00, gold medal finals in women's slalom skiing, the women's 1,000 meter short track, the 500 feeters in the men's short track, and the

5,000 meter relay. plus the semifinals in the team pursuit of men's speed skating. >> what are we going to do when the olympics are over? enjoy the weekend. it's almost upon us. >> you know what we've got? the giants. >> there you go. >> oh, yeah. don't forget our hometown heroes. 49 degrees in san francisco, take you outdoors, show you what it look likes on the golden gate bridge. pretty nice start. a little patchy low cloud cover. not a lot though. by lunch time 64 degrees in the city so a great day to make outdoor lunch plans if you have that luxury. 63 at 4:00 p.m. temperatures are going to start to drop like a rock once that sun starts to set. you've got that beautiful clear sky. it's going to be nice. temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s. 73 degrees in the east bay. 65 in san francisco. north bay you hit about 69 degrees, and yes, a lovely 70 on the way right here in san jose. temperatures are pretty good.

clear and mostly clear to start, a little on the breezy side. especially at the coast. i can tell you right now the wind will help keep our sky clear today. and abundant sunshine, flirting with records. as we head through tonight the sun sets at 5:53 and temperatures are going to drop by about 5 degrees per hour once that sun sets. starting at 6:00, make sure you have a jacket or sweater ready. you plan on a night on the town. see if mike is. good morning to you. >> two kids. will be on the couch maybe. looking here north 101, but we love it, we say that because we're parents. moving under the 880, 280 interchange. bob is not far from here. he continues to talk about that overnight shooting. north 101, a smooth flow of traffic through san jose near 101 and 680 and then i'm going to circle where bob s. this is a good deal away from the freeway.

a smooth flow of traffic on the 580 interchange there with castro valley y, the crash we saw did show north of 580 off castro valley boulevard a fender-bender. nothing major. well before the morning commute. here is the tri-valley, the traffic hasn't kicked in yet. a live look at oakland 880 northbound, past the coliseum, the flashing lights there off the overcrossing. flashing sign truck that was there. it's still there. right under that green sign for the high street off ramp. the lanes are clear and smooth flow of traffic. back to you. >> still ahead on "today in the bay," one of the men just sentencedto years in prison for the beating of bryan stow could soon walk free. we'll explain why coming up. >> plus, why a photo of this girl selling girl scout cookies in the bay area is getting nationwide attention.

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>> one of the two men who pleaded guilty attacking bryan stow could be released from prison soon because of time served. the stow family confronted the men in court and say no sentence will ever be long enough. >> the time you serve is insignificant compared to what bryan must endure. however the years that you spend in prison is what you deserve. >> i envy those people who can forgive others who commit crimes against their loved ones. i'm here to say i'm not one of those people. >> the stow family spoke. norwood had four years of prison and sanchez to eight years. in a rare move the judge also scolded the men. >> that you are complete cowards when it comes to that. you don't even engage in a fair fight. you have to overtake him in that

way. and that is unfortunate. >> bryan stow was not in court. he continues to suffer seizures while he rehabs at his parents' home. both sanchez and norwood face federal gun possession charges after their arrest in 2011. >> developing news this morning, new hope in the violence in ukraine could end soon. you crane's president announced early presidential elections and promising to bring opposition members into government. so far no comment from opposition leaders meeting among themselves. >> you have people out there who are tired of the corruption that's grown worse, tired of the authoritarian tendencies. >> dozens have been killed at least 70 yesterday alone. >> work on a san francisco skyscraper is on hold this morning. cal oshia trying to figure out what caused scaffolding to collapse. two workers were hurt when it came down.

it's the new sales force building. the men were carpenters working on the 30-story building and were tethered to the scaffolding. one worker fell 40 feet, another 30 feet. they were rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries. >> google reportedly working on an app that would log people into wi-fi hot spots. for that and the rest of the news let's turn to seema mody. good morning. >> hey scott. let's start with the markets. futures are higher after stocks close near the high on thursday, invest terse appear to have shrugged off news on unemployment and inflation and manufacturing. today data on home sales expected to decline, that's chalked up to the bad weather. google is reportedly working on an app that can automatically log you onto wi-fi hot spots.

google is testing the app which will be available on android and apple devices. lastly, investors may get a sweet deal t "wall street journal" reports that russell stover is on the block. the family owned company could be sold for more than $1 billion. russell stover started in 1923 is now widely sold at more than 70,000 drug stores and retailers nationwide. >> thank you. russell and clara stover but appears that clara got left off the name. >> always the lady. >> like to recognize. check in with christina. >> you can give her the chocolate to make up. all of the chocolate one can muster. 49 degrees in san francisco. east bay at 45 and 47 degrees along the peninsula. good looking day shaping up. don't leave your chocolate outside or in the car. 69 degrees in the north bay, 65 degrees in san francisco. so guess what, we've got great beach weather this weekend.

maybe you have the time off. you don't have to work saturday or sunday it's going to be beautiful. monterey 65. if you want it local half moon bay same for you. ocean beach and bodega bay in the 60s. on sunday about 70 degrees so comfortable conditions. your temperature trend, we're going to hold onto this unseasonable warmth for the next few days. beautiful picture of stanford to show you this morning. look at what's coming next week. everything changes as of tuesday. we stop the clock at 8:00 p.m. and the storm window opens up. then we keep the storm systems coming in. at this point we're going to measure the rain in inches if everything times out right. and these systems maintain their organization. mostly in the north bay but we're fair game for one, even two inches of rainfall in the santa cruz mountains and in the south bay. we hope for the rain as you know we're still 18 drought and we need it. back theyou, scott and laura.

>> this morning a vietnam veteran will be honored for saving someone. they will honor donny with a certificate at a ceremony. in november the marine was at a raiders game when he saw a woman perched on the third deck ready to jump. he sprung into action, breaking her fall with his own body. his arms were badly bruised but no broken bones. the 20-year-old woman suffered serious injuries but survived. >> the landlord who sued tim lincecum claiming he trashed her town house now owes him $100,000. lincecum and his former landlord reached agreement yesterday. the landlord was suing for $350,000 in damage. she said lincecum left the san francisco townhome a mess after the 20 the en -- the 2010

season. he sued her back. the pitcher says the landlord was trying to take advantage of his money and his public profile. >> 4:50. a bay area girl scout found an interesting location to sell her cookies. look at this. 13-year-old girl scout set up shop in front of a medical marijuana club in san francisco's excelsior neighborhood. the green cross is the facebook page. she sold out of cookies in 45 minutes. the girl scouts of northern california and the mother says they have no problem with her selling the cookies in front of the pot shop. in fact, there is word she'll be out there again on saturday. >> 4:51. still ahead, jimmy fallon welcomes the first lady. >> instead of potato chips a healthy alternative is kale chips. >> gross. >> not gross. >> wow.

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focus is power... focus is life... and 5-hour energy is focus. it is 4:54 as we take a look at the bay bridge. boy, it sure is beautiful. the winning powerball ticket was $425 million is still unclaimed

this morning. apparently the store owner who sold the ticket does not know either. >> the owner of the chevron station in milpitas is on vacation in india. and he left his phone with his son. so far as we know he still has no clue he won a $1 million bonus for selling that powerball ticket. here are the winning numbers again. 1, 17, 35, 49, 54 and 34 is that powerball number. >> i wish i could say oh, 34, that changes everything. michelle obama sat down to talk olympics and exercise and yes, boys even on "the tonight show." >> pretty strong. you could -- >> thank you, sarah. i do try to exercise every day. >> really? because i think exercise is oohh. >> exercise is not oou. >> will farrow, cute.

>> a different show than it used to be. michelle obama talked about life at the white house and her let's move campaign and those are kale chips, encouraging americans to show how much they exercise. if there is enough response the president and maybe the vice president will show us how they move. >> wow. i didn't think -- almost like a "saturday night live." >> looks very much like "saturday night live." >> mike, you got to follow that. >> exactly. we'll get lauren michaels to produce my traffic as well. you're a great producer. the north bay, what we're doing friday morning early and this is a smooth southbound drive through 101 and the map shows you the area southbound out of petaluma, no problems for visibility or speeds. highway 37 over from vallejo. through the east bay, highway 4,

a tiny bit of slowing, a small segment. it's going to hold on for the next half hour or so. a big issue out of antioch across bridge closed in the northbound direction. closures continue as they work on the that roadway for the next few months or so. the golden gate bring no work being done except for moving the cones. can't catch the flashing lights for the crew. looks like they are getting ready for the commute. back to you. >> still ahead on "today in the bay," authorities say what started as a home invasion ended in a deadly shoot-out in san jose. we'll have an update. >> renewed hope as an end to the blood shed in the ukraine is in sight. what the country's president is saying right now. it's knowing beyond a doubt "you got this"... it's keeping your head your eye on the ball, and knocking it out of the park... it's getting in the zone... it's keeping on your toes... on target... on top...

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>> plus, the bay area slaughter house the center of a number of recalls including the popular hot pockets making headlines again. >> you made it to friday. we've got a really nice weekend shaping up. near record warmth all weekend long. we're in the 40s, headed to the 70s in most inland spots. we'll tell you how much warmer it's going to get saturday and sunday. >> we're tracking word of a pursuit by chp on 680 through the san ramon valley. >> and we have a live look outside this morning. san jose, it's friday, february 21st, this is "today in the bay." >> a very good friday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. major developments after a week of deadly violence in ukraine. all-night session produced a truce between opposition forces and