and that breaking news is in san francisco where police have been trying to get a man who may be armed to come out of his home all night long. >> let's go to "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang. stephanie just arrived on scene. what is the latest? good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you both sam and kris. it's quiet here in this ingelside neighborhood. there is a pretty good police presence here. they've shown a light on that house, that's the focus of this standoff situation that's entering now the 11th hour, but before last night, the perimeter was far greater and so it seems that it's been pretty quiet and they're trying to reach some

peaceful resolution. just after 6:00 last night when police arrived in the area of grafton and ashton for a reported family argument that escalated into one man locking himself in a room possibly armed with a gun. police hostage negotiators and s.w.a.t. team members responded. they described this as unusual man in his 50s. >> a nice guy, living there for years. always been really friendly, really outgoing every time i see him, he says hello and we talk, we chat and we laugh.nmng÷ that's about it. completely unexpected. >> reporter: last night police could be heard on a bullhorn saying come out peacefully. some officersb'f looked like th were checking out plans for the house and getting familiar with police do not believe"x&7$5 ñ?.

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bay but watch where you're headed later on today up to 68 degrees so really warm conditions as we head throughout this afternoon, and a really big warmup as we get into this weekend and finally a friday, you probably want to know how easy is my drive going to be to work this morning so you can enjoy that weekend. let's find out right now. i know the man who has the answer. >> i hear the relief in your voice. this is your second day this week so definitely, well-deserved friday. over here looking to the bay bridge easy drive, look at your map south of the bay bridge, southbound 880 around the bed toward 980 early slowing. there may still be a road crew. no incidents reported there. we are looking towards san francisco as stephanie chuang is ashton and grafton, that is an issue as far as the neighborhood goes. on the east bay, east 580 away from the maze at 238 we have a fender bender on the shoulder. back to you. a san francisco man

convicted of manslaughter last year is now under arrest for an arson in the castro district. david munoz dias was arrested in connection with a fire set last saturday at a hair salon. he was convicted of manslaughter in the death of a sex partner in buena vista park whose body he then set on fire. police are looking to whether he is connected to three other arsons this week, also in the castro. one fire was in the bed of a pickup truck, two others were across the street from each other at 18th and hartford. 4:34 right now and federal officials investigating the 2012 fire at the chevron refinery in richmond are blaming the company's flawed safety culture for the disaster. the u.s. chemical safety board released its final draft report late yesterday. the company culture encouraged "prays of a unit despite hazardous leaks" and employees were reluctant to speak up about potential problems. the report blamed a lack of

knowledge among emergency responders that exacerbated the leak and put more employees in danger. the chemical safety board will hold a public meeting next week to discuss findinged. there are two patrols in livermore after it was hit by vandals several times in the past weeks. they keep spraying hateful graffiti on the mormon church. one church-goer said she saw a swastika painting on the building. they are taking turns hiding in the church and see if they can catch the vandals in action and call police. the measles outbreak linked to disneyland has local schools and parents nervous. there are nearly 70 cases with nearly 60 come from california. the santa clara county office administration will distribute information about the highly contamious disease to all of its 31 school districts. this is typical when a public health concern gets a lot of media coverage as this one has.

administrators followed the same protocol months ago when the ebola virus was in the news. >> it will tell folks to not be alarmed, to check their immunization records both for children and adults and to make sure that they take whatever the necessary precautions are. >> now in at least five of those cases, the patients came down with the measles despite being fully vaccinated. medical experts are looking into the cases right now. still the best advice, get your shots. the 14 protesters who chained themselves to a barth train in west oakland will have their day in court next month. the so-called black friday 14 and the supporters backed last night's barth meeting demanding the charges be dropped against them. they face a fine of up to $70,000, which supporters say barth should drop. >> instead of calling for these 14 protesters to pay $70,000, b.a.r.t. needs to understand

that they can now take an action toward restorative justice by dropping those charges. >> in the california penal code there's a section 369ia, which relates to hindering the operation of a railroad and so b.a.r.t. police felt that this was probable cause for arrests under that statute. >> how those protesters will be arraigned, they will be february 4th. after the protesters were ushered out of the board meeting they took a first step toward banning ecigarettes. there are no rules stopping people from smoking the electronic cigarettes on the trains but then late last night the board unanimously passed an ordinance banning them. some cities already include the devices in their smoking ordinances. happening today, four political junkies, a sneak peek at 2016, former florida governor and likely presidential candidate jeb bush will be visiting the bay area. bush will be the keynote speaker at the national automobile dealers convention in san

francisco today. the outgoing chairman of the association says he's hoping to learn more about his "future ambitions." bush is aggressively exploring a possible white house run in 2016. jeb bush is visiting from florida, might feel a little tropical here for him in the bay area. it is a nice start to the weekend >> as we progress through the weekend, that weather is supposed to be gorgeous. >> it will feel very, very warm. you know in florida i spent some time there, worked in miami for three years. you walk out the front door, 75 degrees at this time of the morning. that's one of the things i enjoyed. here you get the best of both worlds, the cold mornings and those really, really mild afternoons so if you wanted to have a fire, it's okay to do so. this is not a spare the air day. 39 degrees in the north bay, 40 degrees in the south bay and 42 degrees on the peninsula as we get into your afternoon, really lovely conditions coming your way. up to 68 degrees for the south bay. 67 onpeninsula, this

morning chilly conditions followed by a really nice, mild afternoon. we've got some big breakers on the way, especially as we get into today, those waves are going to peak, and then record heat for the weekend, followed by some shower activity. i'm going to show you your seven-day forecast coming up in a moment. stick around for that. if you can't, here's mike to help you get out the front door. >> a clear view of the golden gate bridge or a very clear view of the roadway and lights ac ross the span. there's that center divide we had that installed a few weeks ago and it's been moving well as far as the movement in the morning just about 5:00 is when you'll see the zipper truck move across there. no incidents here or for the north area, mill valley, toward novato. the orange through petaluma, we have some fog registering on our road weather index for that portion of the north bay. in vallejo and fairfield fine but the fog may be creeping in over the last couple of days later on in the morning commute. anywhere south of the bay bridge an easy drive. look over to the right the

altamont area coming into livermore, a live look at westbound 580 through dublin, a nice pleasant drive, a little glow to the lights well above the roadway, not a problem for visibility through the dublin interchange. no problems concord south 680 into the area. in sunol fog in many areas, hasn't had an issue the last few days but hoping for a smoother drive this morning. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. here's to friday light. a look at a dangerous fire in homestead, pennsylvania. reports come in p we're hearing from the nbc station there that four buildings are burning and one of them has completely collapsed. crews had to rescue two people from one of the buildings. officials are working to account for everyone living in the homes. no word yet on a cause but we'll continue to follow the story. still ahead a story everyone is talking about, deflate gate as it's called. you probably heard sound bites. patriots coach and star

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welcome back. are you buying it? following two deflate gate news conferences the question is, how many sports fans actually believe bill belichick and tom preyedy? yesterday the new england patriots coach and star quarterback each held their own news conference and each individual essentially said the same thing. they didn't know how the team's game balls were left underinflated for last sunday's afc championship game. espn put up a poll for sports fans asking whether people believe the pair. more than 250,000 votes came in. 63% said they do not believe that belichick and brady had no idea how the balls became underinflated. the nfl has not commented yet. >> i bet the prior episode of cheating affected that. is a new tv in your playbook for super bowl xlix? if so, you are not going to be shopping by yourself. in fact, shop adviser found

television buyers who trade up for the super bowl splurge more for their new tvs than those who buy tvs over the holidays. super bowl inspired spent 67% more on their tvs than those who purchased plasmas and hdtvs during christmastime. more than eight and ten of the new tvs plan to go large, as in at least 55 inches. >> go big or go home. taxes not so much. popular do-it-yourself tax software has made people grumpy. >> we turn to landy dowdy, are you already cranky? >> yes, i'm already cranky, even for a friday. let answer get a quick check on the markets. futures are pointing to a higher open for the markets after stocks rose for a fourth straight session thursday. oil prices spiked on the news of

saudi dipping abdullah. prices have pulled back as the new king promises to keep current policies in place. on today's watchlist, data on an existing home sales which are expected to rebound in december after a surprise drop in november. now jumping 259 points to 17,813 and the nasdaq rising 82 to 4750. turbo tax is apologizing to customers forced to updwrgrade a more expensive version of its software. many people learned of the tax changes after they bought the 2014 version and started working on their taxes. turbo tax will give a $25 rebate to customers who used the deluxe software last year and had to upgrade to turbo tax premiere this year. t-mobile is launching a program this weekend called smartphone equality for customers who have less than stellar credit but made payments on time for the past year. the program is only available to current customers and not th5pz

looking to switch from their current carrier to t-mobile. sam and kris back over to you. >> happy friday to you. we hope you become less grumpy as the day goes on. thank you very much. >> just teasing about the turbo tax thing. i'd be upset about the extra money but i'd be more upset about the extra sitting and doing it again. >> yes, buyer's remorse but the process is so annoying. that's not until april. right now we're going to enjoy the spring-like weather we're experiencing. good morning, christina. >> not if you got a refund coming your way. cash in on that as soon as i can. 39 degrees in livermore, good morning to you, sam and kris. here's the deal for today. you want to dress in layers, go ahead and put on something short sleeve that you can enjoy later on today, but a jacket will probably do you some justice this morning down in san martin, 36 degrees. little bit of patchy frost with the temperature. livermore 39 degrees but as you hid through pleasanton and concord temperatures are in the

mid to low 30s so take it easy out there. as we get into this afternoon, mild conditions and i'm talking about temperatures in the upper 60s, just about everywhere. we see 70s popping up today, more so tomorrow as the temperatures climb, our surf is going to get big as well. got some really big waves headed to our coastline and that's going to accommodate those of you who want to head out to the beach, it's so cold you probably don't want to get in the water. watch out for sneaker waves. what a great week to understand head to the beach and watch the big waves crash. 68 degrees in the south bay today, 68 in the north bay and 67 degrees on the peninsula, as we head throughout the next couple days, it's really going to warm up. looks like sunday will be the peak of it, and that's also where we're expecting the biggest waves in parts of the bay area. for today, san mateo, county coastline going to get the really big breakers and then by sunday that will all press to the south towards big sir. long period, west-northwest swell and water temperature 56

to 60 degrees. the big breakers saturday to sunday, talking about 8 to 12-footers, really, really big waves but today we could see those waves at 20 feet high, especially like i said san mateo county coastline. saturday into sunday, things start to change. we warm you up and then by tuesday we're talking showers. i'm going to show you your futurecast as we head throughout the 5:00 hour together. it will be a beautiful day. why? because it's friday, sam and kris. back to you. >> nothing more beautiful than those words. thank you very much, christina. the deadline isis gave japan to pay for the release of two hostages has come and go with no word on the fate of the captors. the terror group released a video two showing a journalist and a private security contractor being held hostage. we're not showing you that video because it's isis propaganda. we found this home video of one of the hostages before he was kidnapped. isis demanded $200 million by today and said it would kill the men if that demand was not met. japan had earlier pledged about

$200 million in non-military assistance for countries fighting isis. there is tension between iraq and the pentagon over the fight against isis. iraq's prime minister says that the u.s. and its allies aren't doing enough to stop the terrorist group but defense secretary chuck hagel says that the united states' impact on isis has been significant, tangible and measurable. iraq is launching a new offensive against isis today while the country's prime minister says his country feels like it's in this fight alone. >> i do disagree with the prime minister's comments. i would say even further, i don't think they're helpful. we're doing everything we could possibly do to help the iraqis. >> last year the pentagon says that the u.s. gave iraq 1,500 missiles, 250 armored trucks and tens of thousands of guns and bullets for that fight against isis. in the wake of some recent very gruesome plane crashes, aviation safety experts now want advanced technology locators in

every u.s. plane that crosses an ocean. airlines say it might be too expensive to do right now. the recommendations come in the wake of the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. the national transportation safety board now wants the government to require planes to have tarper-resistant transmitters that send a plane's location minute by minute via satellites. high costs could slow the airlines from adopting the readily available technology. coming up, investigators say a massive apartment complex fire in new jersey was undoubtedly an accident but they're missing one key piece of the puzzle. plus she was the skin care expert for the stars, now accused of trying to hire an ex-nfl player to kill her competitor. the jury's verdict on that one coming up next. and while most of your day looks light, we have an issue on the east bay side the crash in san leandro, much more serious, deadlyzb fact, more details are

pouring in. coming up.

welcome back, just about six minutes before 5:00. investigators say there is no doubt this fire at a luxury apartment complex in new jersey was an accident. that massive fire started wednesday and quickly destroyed more than 200 of the 408 units at that complex. arson investigators say that it was sparked when a plumbing

repair made by mate nance workers ignited the walls and then those flames just rushed through the building. they say there's nothing suspicious about the fire. however, they say they still don't know why the fire spread so quickly. the saga of a former skin care business owner accused of trying to hire a former nfl player to kill one of heriy competitors has finally ended. dawn delouise owned the now defunct skin refinery in san monica was found not filthy of murder-for-hire charges. gabriel suarez the target. delouise thought he orchestrated what she considered a smear campaign against her and threats of violence against her family last year. that's when investigators say she began trying to hire someone to kill suarez, specifically former nfler chris giley who played three games with the detroit lions in the 19780s. delouise's company is closed but some of her former clients

included freddie prinze jr. and alicia silverstone. we want to get to mike inouye, you have a serious accident this morning. >> reporting a crash earlier in san leandro, now 880 through oakland moves smoothly, this gives you an idea of how light the volume of traffic is. look at the maps approaching the bay bridge your commutes are moving smoothly for 880 and 580, eastbound 580 we told you about the crash approaching the castro valley 238. eastbound 580 all lanes closed now over there at 164th avenue, just before you get to 238, because of a deadly crash, there was a crash, a car fire. the fire crews arifg on scene. someone is already reported dead at the scene and they can't even begin to address the car and the crash and the debris in the roadway until the coroner gets there to take care of the evidence. that could be a couple of hours. counter commute, this will be a big problem. use east 14th street a major surface street, highway 185 basically toward 238 as your

alternate to get through san leandro, east 580 closed at 164th. the rest of the bay and commute are moving smoothly, tracking san leandro and we'll send it back to you. >> thank you, mike. the bay area's tom brady is in trouble with some fans over that so-called deflate gate but coming up, what his alma mater did to get banned from the post season. plus the tsa says more and more people are showing up at airports armed. what an alarming new study says about guns in carry-ones, coming up next.

we continue to follow breaking news this morning. san francisco police involved in an hour's long standoff and we're live at the scene with the details. the new warning from police at a local university, what they're telling people to look out for right now. and happy friday. what a treat in store for you this weekend, if you want to get outdoors, chilly today, mild afternoon, big waves, we're talking about record heat and

then showers in the forecast. we'll talk about that as well in just moments in your microclimate weather forecast. >> despite a lighter volume of traffic for this friday morning's commute we have a full closure 580 near castro. we'll give you the latest what caused this tedly crash. details coming up. >> looking live at the bay bridge this morning it is clear and chilly in the north but nice and mild in the south so you can ditch the sweater if you're headed out later this morning. it is friday, january 23rd. this is "today in the bay." you made it to the end of the week, good morning, thank you for joining us on this friday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia-cannon is off this morning. we begin with an update to the breaking news in san francisco where police are right now. 11 hours into a standoff with a possible armed man. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang is live in the ingelside neighborhood with the