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there's rain in the forecast. >> the seven-day forecast looks busy but good news for your weekend plans. clear skies and dry start to the day. chilly, you can see ukiah and santa rosa, 30s, 42 in sunnyvale. around the peninsula low 40s around foster city and around the tri-valley heading up to walnut creek, 38 degrees this morning. a little bit on the chilly side. you see santa rosa there 39 degrees and 38 around petaluma. hour by hour the forecast today, in the south bay getting close to 70 degrees. peninsula upper 60s in san francisco warming up nimesly around lunchtime should see the numbers in the mid to upper 60s and low 70s in the forecast again today in the tri-valley. the weekend looks pretty warm but we're starting to see some changes out there, the first of those changes coming in on wednesday as a series of storms bring much-needed rain and sierra snow back to northern california, but the wind could be a bit of an issue with one of these storms. we'll talk more about that in the seven-day forecast coming up in a few minutes.

>> thank you very much, rob. we've got new video in this morning where you can see repairs are definitely under way in concord. b.a.r.t. trains being lifted high into the air at the location of the derailment yesterday. crews have been busy working on repairs overnight which b.a.r.t. officials say could be finished by tonight. but trains into and out of concord are still at a standstill following that derailment forces riders onto buses instead. according to b.a.r.t. an out-of-service train with no passengers on board was headed to the concord yard last night around 6:30 when its wheels left the track as it crossed over a switching station. luckily the train operator was not injured. commuters, though, were feeling the pain almost immediately as it took a while for b.a.r.t. officials to get that bus bridge up and running. >> the train derailed. make other arrangements to get home and i'm tired. i work in the city. i'm tired and i want to go home. >> when we got off they said there would be two buses taking us to concord and then to north

concord and turn around and coming back. been waiting here 45 minutes and not one bus. >> that's a tough start to the weekend. buses and shuttles will take passengers from pittsburg to concord and the pleasant hill station until those tracks are repaired. there was a derailment in march of 2011 outside the concord station near the switching tracks as well and some people believe it is the same location as last night's derailment, however, b.a.r.t. has not confirmed that. it is a sound neighbors in the foothills near east san jose state still frightens them, a series of gunshots one followed by then three more. police say a man reported someone was prowling around the front of his home on pine ridge way thursday night when he got his gun and shot and killed the man he says in self-defense. it is san jose's eighth homicide of the year. so far no one has been arrested. neighbors say their street for decades has been a safe place to live, a place where kids can run around and play, but they say not the case anymore. >> it's kind of hard knowing that you can't just be in front

of your own house and then you can't just sit right here and talk to your own family members without being con, of something. >> san jose police tell nbc bay area out of the eight homicides in 2014 three of them have happened on the east side of town. since february 10th, 11 days ago, we've had six other inls dents of crime, two of those assaults and one of them an attempted felony sex crime. it was a tense day near the san jose state campus last night. a man carrying a knife was shot and killed there. two campus police officers opened fire after the man allegedly refused to drop that weapon and after a taser had no effect. it is believed to be the first time university officers have ever fired a gun at someone. school was not put on lockdown. police have not yet released any details about the suspect's name or why he was allegedly wielding a knife. crews worked late into the night repairing a broken water main in berkeley that flooded streets and threatened to flood

homes as well. the break happened around 4:00 yesterday afternoon near the intersection of california and parker streets. less than a mile from campus. an east bay mudd spokeswoman said around 35 customers on parker street lost water service because of that break but that wasn't the residents' only concern. >> it's worrisome, i don't know how it's going to affect our water. >> you know, we're in a water crisis. >> yeah, we're in a drought. even though it's kind ruining our drought, it's fun to play in. >> crews say the location of the break made it very difficult to access. it took two hours before they were able to stop the flow of the water. the cause of the break is not yet known. family members are intensifying their search this weekend for a missing man from san mateo. 36-year-old brian butler was seen around 5:00 last sunday in montara. his truck was found south of devil's slide tunnel the next morning. friends say he's an avid hiker

and they tell us he's been experiencing depression lately and they think he went on a hike to clear his head. however, they say it's odd that he's not been in contact with anyone since he left. >> my husband every day since i've known brian he gets in the car and the first thing he does is put his headset in and calls brian and they talk about their day every single day. since i've known him for eight years so, yeah, not usual at all. not usual for him to leave his cell phone at home. >> the couple came up from l.a. to help. they will be joining the search team tomorrow at moss beach. the chp is warning drivers in the north bay to be on the lookout because someone is shattering windshields with water bottles. the chp says five cars have been hit in just the last week. this is a truck -- a photo of a truck believed to be connected to those attacks. it's described as a 2012 to 2014 white toyota tacoma pickup truck. it has a black after-market rims and an off-road package. in each case officers say the suspects threw the water bottles

from a moving truck at drivers heading in the opposite direction. the latest happened on thursday when a school bus was hit. fortunately no children were on board that school bus at the time. now, this is happening near highway 12 near se bass sebastopol in santa rosa. only one person has been injured so far. now a live look at the olympic flame as the games reach the final two days of competition. and it comes down to the last weekend in sochi and monterey's nick cunningham's last chance to medal. he's one of two american teens leading a four-man sled. cunningham now hopes it's his turn. our own janelle wang is live in olympic park with more this morning. good morning, janelle. >> reporter: hi, kris. yeah, nick cunningham placed 13th earlier this week in the two-man sled, his teammate steven holcomb nabbed the bronze

and ended a 62-year drought for that event for team usa. but cunningham has another opportunity this weekend in the four-man sled and unlike in vancouver where he was the brake man he now moves to the front as the driver and he is driving for gold. nick cunningham's desire to bobsled came later in life not earlier. after college. >> it was almost like a graduation gift for myself, i'm just going to tryout and see, you know, do something new something that i've never -- i've never been in the snow really. let's do. in >> reporter: 18 months later he's at the vancouver olympics. he didn't medal there but he's hoping with more experience and knowledge sochi will be different. >> 45% speed, 45% intensity, like, power and everything. and the rest just crazy. you got to be a little nuts. >> reporter: he calls it controlled chaos that's really uncomfortable. no padding, no seat belts, racing 90 miles per hour down an

icy track. >> if you look at my helmet, it has paint down the sides of it from my head smacking the side. and they are cutting cut up and bloodied. it's a very intense ride. >> reporter: only one thing is scarier, riding a bull. this beach boy turned into a cowboy after transferring to boise state for college and when he's not riding bulls or sleds, he's a construction engineer with the national guard. but right now, the focus is on the olympics. the focus to win. >> i'm going to say this for the very first time, i'm a medal contender, a medal threat. >> reporter: the bobsled team has a motto, p-2-p, prepare to podium. coming up i speak one-on-one with the newest gold medalist for team usa, she's the youngest skier to win a gold medal in

shalom, janelle wang. coming up, the things that thieves have used to steal thousands of credit card numbers from bay area gas stations and the proposed change that could finally protect you. plus, a holy visit. why the dalai lama is in the bay area this weekend and where you can see him. good is in every blue diamond a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. and once good gets going, there's no stopping it. get your good going.

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good morning to you. looking live at the embarcadero this morning, we can see clear all the way out in the distance because there's not a lot of fog this morning. that could change for tomorrow. not a lot of fog in the south bay either. san jose looking pretty as a postcard as well. many of us do it, if you use your card at the gas station, you check your bank statement. investigators have busted credit card skimming rings and there could be thousands of victims. jean elle has the details. >> there are thousands, maybe tens of thousands of people who are potential victims.

>> reporter: santa clara county district attorney investigators say thieves from southern california put credit card skimmers at dozens of bay area gas pumps. with every swipe of a card the team was stealing financial and personal information. then making fake credit cards and driver's licenses for spending sprees. >> these are very, very good quality fakes. >> reporter: the d.a.'s rapid enforcement allied computer team arrested six suspects and removed the skimmers. while they focus on busting these rings, state senator jerry hill is working to make skimming obsolete. >> it makes it mandatory in california. >> reporter: hill introduced legislation requiring credit card issuers and retailers to switch from magnetic strips to computer chip credit card technology by october 2015. a chip linked to a p.i.n. number would lock skimmers out. >> the chip will prevent that because there's no longer the magnetic strip that has all of that information that can easily

be pulled off of it and then put onto another card. >> reporter: hill says in europe where chip technology is widely used fraud rates are dropping. >> the chip in the card is the best way to go about it. >> reporter: consumers in the bay area are looking forward to a new, more secure way to pay at the pump. >> senator hill says lawmakers in washington are also trying to make chip-based credit card mandatory nationwide in 2015. he says that if the plan hits delays or is derailed, his legislation will keep california on track for a change at the pump. one person in california has died and three newborns have become ill in a listeria outbreak. seven additional illnesses were reported in maryland. all of the maryland victims reported eating soft or semisoft hispanic-style cheese. less listeria was linked to the

fresh cheese curd purchased at a grocery stain. the illnesses were diagnosed between august and november of last year, but the cdc says there may be more. still ahead on "today in the bay" we'll go back to sochi with a preview of today's events that you should watch for including a veteran group of athletes who look to strengthen team usa's medal count. we're seeing mostly clear skies right now around sunol and a warm forecast for the weekend. the seven-day has a lot of rain in it as well. we'll let you know when the rain will come back with your forecast. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal.

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good morning to you looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza all nice and dry, smooth sailing for commuters out there this morning, you know some folks have weekend plans.

and looking live at the golden gate bridge where folks are headed someplace fun today. team usa has just a few more chances in the closing days of the winter games to add to the medal count starting today on the mountain with a group of olympic veterans. jay gray has more now from olympic park in sochi. >> reporter: the u.s. men's hockey team will have to bounce back fast after a tough 1-0 loss to canada, they today for the bronze against finland. >> we have a great opportunity ahead of us we have a chance to win the bronze, so, you know, we don't want to go home with nothing. we'll get ready and be prepared. >> reporter: coming off a gold medal in the giant slalom ted ligety is looking for a second medal. while the americans who have been strong in the new extreme sports introduced to the olympics in sochi will get one more shot at the podium in the men's snowboard parallel slalom,

after a bronze, the american bobsledders are looking to repeat as gold medalists in the four-man bobsled. they rode night train one to victory in vancouver, now they have the night train two. one they hope will launch them to the top of the medal stand, jay gray, nbc news, sochi. >> and here's to hoping we'll be watching for that, and rob mayeda has a look at a forecast. and he's watching for a little rain maybe down the road. >> yeah, in the seven-day forecast. we have plenty of it actually as we go through the next few days, but this morning lots of sunshine. not much in the way of clouds, relatively drier air outside. we've had our temperatures drop off into the 30s and 40s this morning and a closer look at some of those temperatures especially around areas around the south bay and east bay. the inland valleys have dropped off. truckee down to 18 degrees. easy drive if you are headed there. 43 degrees in santa rosa. parts of the south bay seeing

40s and a few lower 50s as you ged up into the hills with the warmer air sitting up top the colder air at sea level giving you the hawzzy skies in the south bay. the radar is dry for now and should stay that way through midday tuesday and then the storm track is going to start to dip to the south as we head through the middle part of next week. in the meantime today what we'll have will be some of the high clouds coming in. during the afternoon at times, enough to filter out the sun a little bit. just partly cloudy skies. moving through the afternoon and then eventually we'll see some low clouds coming in as the sea breeze picks up a little bit later on today and tonight. that may push some low clouds inland for tomorrow morning but other than that coastal mist we're not expecting any rain in the forecast for the weekend as the temperatures will be soaring again into the 60s and 70s. here's the culprit for the warm weekend. high pressure blocking off the storms for now. but this is subject to change as we go through the first half of the week. the high is going to move on off towards the east. a trough of low pressure forms on the west coast.

this shgoing to usher in a series of storms. the first one coming in on wednesday, tuesday night around midnight through wednesday morning and then another one to follow for friday and saturday and it's that friday system you'll want to watch out for, with the area of low pressure, 992 millibars, that would set up winds maybe in the 30 to 40-mile-per-hour range in the bay area as we kick off next weekend. the expectations in terms of the timing for the incoming systems, the first wave coming in notice next week, this will be tuesday night into wednesday mainly impacting the heavier rain for the north bay but friday's system is going to pack a punch statewide, you've not seen a system like that in a while that hits the central coast and eventually moves into southern california, too, kicking off next weekend. saturday into sunday, more scattered showers. possibly looking at some heavier rain as we head into next friday. but today highs in the 60s and low 70s could break records if we manage low to mid-70s in the south bay. numbers in san jose close to 72. 73 yesterday. right in that range for this afternoon. the peninsula looking at highs

in the upper 60s to near 70. san francisco also looking pretty warm. notice the north bay you'll see highs in the upper 60s to low 70s today and around the tri-valley numbers in the 60s and 70s and clearly seven-day forecast showing you the warmest and driest days of the week happening right now. and then starting wednesday, thursday, into friday we'll see those opportunities for seeing some rain. so, your traveler's forecast head to the high country pretty nice. lots of spring-like temperatures for saturday and sunday. 50s and skips around lake tahoe and for reno and notice san luis obispo mid-70s in the forecast. gorgeous for the weekend and much-needed rain and sierra snow coming back as early as tuesday night. kris? >> all right, thank you very much, rob. a dozen new homes built by habitat for humanity volunteers in the east bay will be dedicated this morning. among the volunteers were former president jimmy carter and first lady rosalynn carter. the former first couple helped to build the 12-unit housing complex in oakland last october. country star garth brooks and

trisha yearwood also donated their time. the nonprofit housing organization builds what they call, simple, decent, affordable housing in partnership with people in need. the dedication takes place this morning at 10:00. the dalai lama's swing through the bay area continues today. this afternoon the 2:00 he'll speak in san francisco at davies symphony hall. on sunday morning the tibeten leader will speak at the berkeley community theatre and then monday he has two public engagements at santa clara university. >> still ahead -- >> when you have someone to love that much, it can't go wrong. >> a bay area couple says i do for the second time. their love story and the outpouring that will make you bay area proud.

this morning's "bay area proud" has us thinking for centuries we've been doing weddings all wrong. the big celebration should be a victory lap and not the starting point. got us thinking all of this is the story of bob and myra graves and their wedding last week.

72 years into their wonderful marriage. here's "today in the bay's" garvin thompson. >> reporter: before moving into the retirement community in antioch last month, bob and myra graves got rid of most of their stuff, except a few family photos like this one. the first of themselves taken as a couple taken a few months after they eloped to reno in 1942 just before bob went off to war. to call that wedding a simple affair would be generous. no flowers. no cake. no photographer. >> nothing. we just stood in front of a judge. here's over here, we're over here. and i think the secretary come in to be a witness or something. >> reporter: and for bob and myra was just fine at the time and 72 years of loving marriage later, still is. >> we never fought back on that at all. never. >> never. >> reporter: which makes what happened this past friday all the more special.

when staff at quail lodge learned bob and myra's story, they wanted to give them the picture they never had, which meant throwing them the wedding they never had. >> it's what i was meant to do. >> reporter: that's when jennifer noble called susanne larsen owner of a brentwood formal wear shop. >> within five minutes she called me five times back, back, back and it just exploded. >> reporter: soon susanne headlined not just the clothes, but the cake, the flowers, the photographer, all for free. >> it did my heart to know that there's this kind of goodness in everyone's heart. >> reporter: so surrounded by friends and family this valentine's day bob and myra graves retied a knot that had never come loose. >> i believe it's time they kissed. >> reporter: this second wedding not so much a promise of good things to come but a celebration of a job well done. >> when you have someone to love that much, it can't go wrong. >> reporter: garvin thomas,

"today in the bay." still ahead on "today in the bay" freedom to discriminate? the state under fire for drawing up a bill to deny service to gay customers and the reason the law appears to be on their side. >> reporter: i'm janelle wang at the sochi games, she's team usa's newest gold medal winner and she also breaks -- makes a new record. i'll have my one on win with mikaela shiffrin, the alpine skier.

good morning to you. looking live at one of the spectacles along 87 as it enters 101 in san jose, people wondering what it is, it's cirque du soleil, they are in town. and in san rafael a nilnice cal start to the saturday morning. and rob mayeda has the beautiful

forecast on tap. >> things looking really nice outside this morning as we take you on a tour throughout the bay. sunshine throughout. a little bit of morning haze around san jose with the warmer temperatures above in the hills. colder air below. around close to sea level and you can see the birds flying on by there. low-level haze this morning but sunshine this afternoon. 40s and some thrills outside. hour by hour places like san jose, should climb into the low 70s as we get into the afternoon. peninsula temperatures, upper 60s and low 70s even close to san francisco again today, and for the north bay, highs eventually in the upper 60s. we should see a few more 70s around the tri-valley today. no worries about rain for your saturday or for your sunday. however, we do need rain and sierra snow and it looks like the seven-day forecast is going to bring plenty of it our way. the first wave coming in towards the middle part of next week. we'll have a look in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. new video just into our newsroom this morning repairs

continuing in concord where a b.a.r.t. train derailed as it returned to the concord yard. b.a.r.t. trains being lifted into the air for those repairs. crews have been busy working overnight which b.a.r.t. officials say could be wrapped up by tonight. the trains into and out of conned co concord are at a standstill. according to b.a.r.t. an out-of-service train was headed to the concord yard at 6:30 when its wheels somehow left the tracks as it crossed over a switching station. luckily the train operator who was the only person on board was not injured. commuters, though, were immediately feeling the pain as it took a while for b.a.r.t. officials to get that bus bridge up and run. >> the train derailed. make other arrangements to get home. and i'm tired. i work in the city. i'm tired. i want to go home. >> when we got off they said there would be two buses going to concord and north concord and turn around and coming back.

been waiting 45 minutes and not bus. >> a tough end to the week. buses and shuttles will take passengers from pittsburg bay point and concord and the pleasant hill station until the tracks are repaired which b.a.r.t. officials say will be complete by tonight. there was a train derailment in march of 2011 outside of the concord station near the switching tracks and it seems like it's the same location as last night's train derailment, however, b.a.r.t. has not confirmed that. one gunshot followed by three more and some neighbors in the foothills near east san jose tell us they cannot get those sounds out of their minds. police say a man reported someone prowling around in front of his home on pineridge way thursday night. he says he got his gun and shot and killed that man in self-defense. this is san jose's eighth homicide of the year and so far no one has been arrested. neighbors say their street has been a safe place to live for decades. a place where their kids can run and play freely but they don't

feel that way anymore. >> it's kind of hard that you can't be in front of your own house and you can't sit right here and talk to your own family members without being conscious of something. >> san jose police say out of the 8 homicides in 2014 three have happened on the east side of san jose. since february 11th, 11 days ago, we've had six otheri ic incidents of crime. it was a tense day here the san jose state campus where a man carrying a knife was shot and killed by campus police. two officers opened fire after that man allegedly refused to drop his weapon and after a taser had no effect. it is believed to be the first time university officers have ever fired a gun at someone. the school was not put on lockdown and police have not yet released any details about the suspect's name or why he was allegedly wielding a knife. crews worked late into the night repairing a broken water main in berkeley that flooded the streets and threatened homes

there. the break happened around 4:00 yesterday afternoon near the intersection of california and parker street. less than half a mile from the cal campus. an east bay m.u.d. spokeswoman said customers lost water because of the break but that wasn't the residents' only concern. >> a little worrisome, i don't know how it will affect our water. >> you know, we're in a water crisis. >> yeah, we're in a drought. even though it's kind of ruining our drought it's fun to play in and stuff. yay. >> crews say the location of that break made it very hard to access, so it took about two hours before they were able to stop the flow of the water. the cause of the break is not yet known. protesters in kiev took full control of the ukrainian capital today after ukraine's president signed an agreement to reduce his power and hold elections there. protesters guarded the presidential administration this morning claiming they were there to prevent vandalism.

ukraine's president has reportedly fled to eastern ukraine following the signing of this latest peace deal. this move is widely seen as a blow to the influence of russian president vladimir putin and interpreted as a sign that ukraine is moving closer to western europe and the u.s. the federal reserve's plan to wind down its stimulus program is high on the agenda at today's g-20 meeting in sydney. in december the central bank announced it would start to reduce its monthly treasury and mortgage bond purchases which has kept interest rates low. shortly after taking the job of federal reserve chair this month janet yellen said she'd like to have the fed take further measured steps to reduce the bond buying if the u.s. economy comments to improve. the australian fed said the u.s. needs to act in its own best interests. >> i understand that there is some reluctance from some to

have a goal or a target, ambiti ambition, but we need to reach harder to deliver more. >> he also called for more private investment in order to boost the economy. the fate of a bill in arizona that some say would legalize discrimination could we known as soon as next week. hundreds of people gathered outside of arizona's state capitol for the past two days to protest that bill. they say it allows businesses to refuse services to customers who offend their religious beliefs. critics say the bill has nothing to do with god or with fatith. they say it gives businesses a license to discriminate against gay people and lesbians, the bill heads to the republican governor who has not said whether she'll sign it into law. it will land on her desk monday. several groups are already vowing a court challenge if this becomes law. a massive fire at a washington marina destroyed several boats and at least one

dock. according to witnesses the fire started on one boat friday afternoon before it floated away and bumped into other boats causing them to catch fire. the fire marshal said seven boats are submerged under water and another 10 to 12 were damaged in the fire. no injuries have been reported. the cause of the fire is under investigation. and now a live look at the olympic flame as the games reach into the final two days of competition. 7:38 p.m. in sochi right now. another gold medal for team usa and another broken record. a colorado teenager become x the youngest skier ever to win an olympic gold medal in shalom. a very busy janelle wang is live at olympic park where she spoke with mikaela shiffrin one-on-one, i can't prb what i was doing when i was her age but

i wasn't winning gold. >> reporter: it's incredible. she comes from a skiing family, both her mom and dad are skiing professionals and they helped perfect they are shalom technique in the kitchen of her home and it apparently works, she's now one of the best skiers in the world. >> everybody's asked about this broomstick thing, too, your own makeshift shalom course in the kitchen? >> yeah, we only did it once or twice. i told one person that and they are, like, oh, you are -- i mean, it was more just when i was learning how to cross block gates and, you know, hit them, this tendency is to reach across your body with your arms and hit the gate because that's all you're focusing on but the goal is to get your skis on edge far enough so your body is inside the gate and your skis are on the outside of it so it's, like, the only way to really visualize that is to get in that position. >> reporter: is this like a dance? do you listen to music when you are going down the course? does it get you pumped or no? >> sometimes i do.

but not in races. normally i listen to music beforehand, but definitely it feels like a dance. it's how i described one of my first good races i felt like i was dancing and it's such a good feeling when you can let it go like that. >> reporter: obviously you are just getting started. you are only 18. we could see you in two, three, four, possibly more olympics, maybe more events. >> that's a lot. oh, my gosh, okay, build up my stamina here. i can barely survive one. >> reporter: are you looking at other events like the downhill and the super "g" in the future? >> definitely. it's a matter of time before i get into them, but i am just trying not to push it too fast and save myself from getting injured but at the same time i know i can be fast as well. >> reporter: mikaela has her gold medal ceremony just minutes from now. she said that's when it's really going to sink in. and coincidentally, we ran into each other at the nbc commissary that's our version of the cafeteria, our dining hall.

let's show you some pictures of the food. it will make your mouth water. a san diego catering company is putting the food together, behind the scenes they are feeding the nbc employees, the olympic gathering. and they brought over 40 shipping containers of food and set up a dozen kitchens in the coastal and mountain clusters. they are doing a great job. i'm really satisfied. the seafood is fresh. they have a salad bar, a sume bar but what's killing me is the dessert bar. i normally don't eat desserts but i have been packing it in, if you know what i mean. very rich desserts. they also have ice cream. the list goes on. lots of variety. we had mexican the other night. oh, my goodness, i could eat in this dining hall forever, kris. >> janelle, i think you earned every calorie you had running back and forth from all the different venues and we certainly appreciate. we know we like to see you out there. thanks, janelle. just outside olympic park there is an amusement park

called sochi park. it is this country's version of disneyland but it's much smaller and it is still under construction. it is russia's only theme park so obviously it will be very popular. it has a soft opening right now. the only ride, though, that you can ride is the carousel. however, there are some monster roller coasters that are going up as well. and the entire park is based on russian stories and fairy tales. organizers are hoping to ride the olympic momentum for their grand opening coming up this summer. they are giving -- they are expecting about 2 million visitors a year. there's also a hotel right next door which looks like a castle. it was built in about nine months and is one of the nicest hotels in country. still ahead on today in the bay, it is a game of he said/he said. the reports that the 49ers are denying that is causing a stir in santa clara.

good morning to you. looking live at emeryville. a perfect day to get out and enjoy your bicycle or walk the dog. same story in san francisco. alcatraz, a good day to play tourist, the weather is going to be beautiful. some high drama yesterday over at 49ers headquarters in santa clara which started with a report that the cleveland browns had a trade in place to get 49ers head coach jim harbaugh in exchange for draft picks. the move obviously never took place last month but was reported by pro football talk which claims that the deal was agreed upon only to be nixed by harbaugh's wife. jed york highly denies that report on twitter writing is this on the record? report isn't true. and jim harbaugh himself responded late last night saying, quote, for the record i echo jed york's comment, isn't true. i know nothing about a trade with the cleveland browns and us

involving me. neither team has made any further comments. still ahead on "today in the bay" did gaga go too far? why the video she shot at hearst castle is causing so much controversy. and a view over san jose. hazy skies. a warm weekend forecast, but also a lot of rain starting to show up in the seven-day forecast. we'll have a look at that when we come right back. [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal.

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first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! good saturday morning to you. we're waking up to mostly sunny skies in sunnyvale. a little bit of haze around the east bay this morning. patchy low clouds in a few locations and in san jose you'll notice we've got the thin layer of halze outside. warmer air in the hills setting up the temperature inversion which when you have high pressure build over the bay area and you get light winds, in the winter you could have air quality problems. today not too bad for the north bay and peninsula, air quality

levels moderate for smoke pollution, and east bay and south bay not looking too bad as we go through the afternoon. right now the radar is quite dry, that is subject to change, though, midway through next week. storm track nowhere to be found right now. the high clouds coming in from the west at times filter out the sun a little bit as we move into the afternoon. a little bit of patchy low cloud cover but as we head through the afternoon mostly sunny and a few passing high clouds heading through the evening and more on the way of the low clouds tomorrow morning as the onshore winds increase a little bit as you wrap up the weekend. but in terms of the rain that's going to start to set up as we head towards next week. high pressure will start to break down. the same ridge right now that could bring us some records today for warm temperatures. this is the weekend pattern right now, but notice what happens by the time we get into tuesday and wednesday. the high scoots off to the east. trough sets up here in the west. this is going to open the door for a series of weather systems. first one coming in tuesday night into wednesday. mainly for the north bay and then that friday and saturday system will pack more wind and plenty of rain we suspect as we

get through the end of the week. the timing here first half of the week looks dry. notice what happens tuesday night and we'd the first event impacting most of the north bay. in terms of the heavier rain totals, weaker system moving through san jose, but the friday/saturday system will pack a lot more rain and more likely more wind. we'll probably see winds 30 miles per hour with that system as it slams through early by friday and next weekend skies begin to clear and scattered showers and much cooler weather, too. you can see that towards the end of the seven-day forecast. nothing cool about our temperatures. we're in the upper 60s to low fills again in the south bay and peninsula temperatures looks nice with 60s and 70 toward san francisco early in the afternoon before the sea breeze increases toward the evening and the tri-valley temperatures the warmest we'll likely have over the next seven days and the same for the east bay with upper 60s and low 70s today. easy travel day towards the sierra, 60 in reno and 50s around lake tahoe and mild temperatures and sunshine for the weekend but much-needed

sierra snow adding up by the foot coming in towards the middle part of next week. kris? >> thank you very much, rob. still ahead on "today in the bay" there's just not enough water to go around. the bad news that california farmers received this week and the bad news that means for your grocery bill.

another dry day on tap in oakland where it is a nice mild start to the day and also in sunol where we can see the hillsides perked up with just that little bit of green in the last week. but right now we have another blow to our water supply in california. the u.s. bureau of reclamation which sends water to homes in farm districts is cutting the supply. it will not release any water for farmers for the first time ever. stephanie truong has the impact. >> reporter: bracing for a potential blow to business. >> the price would definitely go

up. >> reporter: penny hawker owner of old world food truck says the drought has already put a dent in its pocket with seemingly higher produce and meat prices, costing him more to serve his customers. >> and it's going to affect prices of food, but it also affects access and quality to the food that you want to buy. >> reporter: workers at the san francisco marin food bank say 50% of what's given here is fresh fruits and veggies and the price of those could be on the rise in the days ahead. >> produce is something that we really keep an eye on because it's the bulk of what we give out to the hungry people in our area. >> reporter: it's not just farmers and produce prices that are expected to be impacted. the fed also cut the amount of water they supply to various water districts which in turn supplying millions of homes in the bay area. the east bay municipal district which serves 1.3 million people in parts of alameda and contra costa counties will only have access to half of the federal water allotment water it relies on in dry years. the water district that serves half a million people in central

and eastern contra costa county use the federal allotment as part of their main supply but also get half the normal amount. and santa clara valley which serves the entire county of 1.8 million says it has little surface and reservoir water locally and worries of a water shortage that have spread across the bay area. >> the hardest part about this whole situation is the not knowing. >> reporter: stephanie truong, nbc bay area news. and we'll be right back.

an annual day of remembrance will be held in san francisco's japan town today marking a somber note in history for many bay area residents. today's event commemorates the signing of executive order 9066 which sent 120,000 japanese americans to internment camps during world war ii. president franklin roosevelt signed that order on february

19th, 1942, shortly after the attack on pearl harbor. the day of remembrance will take place at the kabuki theater at 2:00 this afternoon. the park superintendent who let lady gaga film her music video at hearst castle may have been on the edge of glory then, but now he's on administrative leave. she was filming her music video around neptune pool which had been drained because it was leaking and gaga picked up the cost of filling it but because california is in a drought, it's not sitting well. it interrupted the vacation plans for "wolf of wall street" star who was going to vacation there. sometimes it's not the right thing. it's how it looks, right? thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. the next news is at 6:30. our olympic coverage starts at 2:30 so you know what we'll be

doing then. thanks for watching. have a great day and we'll see you tomorrow.

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