she was a stranger to them, the unlikely group who paid their respects overnight to a jogger killed by suspected street racers. and some frayed nerves in sacramento right now as hospitals wait to find out if the patient who walked through their doors has ebola. >> a music mogul arrested for murder. what suge knight's attorney is saying this morning. >> a live look outside downtown san francisco, the transamerica building on your friday, super bowl weekend. it is friday, january 30th. you are watching "today in the bay."

a very good friday. it's 4:30, i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sap chez in for laura garcia-cannon. is it really super bowl? >> i haven't heard many stories but it may be. >> we'll get to the rest of the days news coming up. first the forecast with christina loren, good morning. >> good morning to you, kris, sam, everybody at home. we are all excited about this weekend and temperatures are going to be spectacular. let me take you back a year, with he had rain and heavy at times on super bowl sunday, the exact opposite for this year, similar to what we will experience today. temperatures starting out in the 40s and 50s. we are on our way to the upper 60s unseasonably warm and then rain and it could be a lot of it. stick around. i can't wait to show you that. finally things are starting to change and the long-term forecast, let's get the right here right now traffic update, the only man who could bring it to you mike inouye. >> live camera showing you what it's like out there, here's 101 in san jose.

we see this unusual glow to the lights. we have little lows like low clouds and fog right here at 101/680 but not all over the south bay. the maps it's not enough to rentalster on the index to where the arrow points to where the camera was located. little watches going on here and there. looking toward 580, getting onto the freeway at el charo with reports of a crash. clear view also looking by the el charo on-ramp, i don't see any problems with lanes of the freeway. that might be affecting the approach to the on-ramp but the freeway moves smooth into the tri valley. new this morning a group advocating the legalization of safe street racing visited the memorial with the jogger killed during an alleged street race in san jose. >> the group lit candles for kyran pan la onnier ba buena road. on monday she was hit by two

cars believed to have been street racing. the two men charged in that crash didn't even know each other. to a developing story on the medical front, test results for a patient in sacramento who may have ebola could come in as early as this morning. the person showed up to mercy hospital with symptoms of ebola yesterday. that emergency room was sealed shut as a precaution. the patient was then moved to uc davis medical center, also in sacramento. that hospital is better equipped to handle a possible ebola patient. doctors say the patient is considered low risk and is in isolation as they await test results. with he could learn the names of the three american contractors killed by an afghan soldier in ackabul. officials say the shooter opened up fire without warning killing three american contractors and an afghan national. fourth american also injured in that incident. the shooter was then shot and killed. investigators are not releasing the victim's names or the company they worked for, until the victim's families have been

notified. new this morning, music mogul sug knight booked on murder charges in connection with a deadly hit-and-run in southern california. this is new video sug knight outside the los angeles county sheriff's office, bail set at $2 million. the death row records founder is accused of plowing his car into a group of people in compton, this happened yesterday afternoon near a movie shoot. his attorney says knight ran over a friend and killed him while fleeing attackers. knight calls it an accident. second man was also hurt, his condition is not known. today police may release pictures of the man who they think dumped a suitcase filled with human body parts. police found the suitcase wednesday in san francisco near 11th and market streets just a block away from twitter headquarters. other body parts were found scattered nearby. police don't know if the remains are of one victim or several victims. the plan was caught on

surveillance video, but they haven't said whether they know who he actually is. a follow-up to the deadly fire in san francisco, a bar near the building that burned is planning a fund-raiser for the dozens of people who lost everything. on saturday, between 4:00 p.m. and 2:00 a.m., half of the proceeds made at doc's clock will go to the victims of the fire. this morning investigators are trying to figure out what caused the fire. 54 people were displaced and many don't know where they're going to live next. >> these people, probably going to be paid out a little but not going to be able to move back. >> i think it's very unfortunate. who is going to reach out an arm to give them a home? >> now today authorities will continue to examine whether safety equipment, including the sprinkler system, has been working properly after reports that access to fire escapes were blocked. happening today, a new round of e-mails are expected to be released, connected to the state's public utilities commission and that relationship

with pg&e some called too cozy. the video san bruno wanted a challenge to have the e-mails made public in the aftermath of the deadly pipeline explosion in 2010. previously released e-mails shed light on the close relationship between the utility and regulators along with back room dealings that are not allowed. the release of 65,000 more e-mails is required by the end of the day. to a different kind of countdown, this one for super bowl xlix, and it's not just about the game or the commercials. it's also about the halftime show. >> don't forget about that. >> i'm just here so i don't get fined. >> stole my line. >> she got the material from you. katy perry is referencing marshawn lynch of course and now famous quote for media day. perry is promising a fun halftime performance and a surprise female guest. the show will feature rocker

also lenny kravitz. >> we try to bring the crowd and new audience different. lenny kravitz brings a twist to katy perry's performance. >> typically players step away from the spotlight between now and kickoff sunday 3:30 on nbc bay area. one of the big highlights will be commissioner roger goodell's state of the nfl address where many people hope he will reinforce some of the recent league policy changes. our super bowl coverage begins on sunday at 9:00 in the morning with kickoff just after 3:00, then following the super bowl an all new "blacklist" followed by ""nbc bay area news"" and "the tonight show" and "bay area revelations" our special documentary series. the super bowl may be in arizona but there are football fans across the country celebrating the biggest game of the season. >> some of the biggest nfl fans are in the bay area. wallet hub analyzed the biggest cities in the country and rated them.

>> the 23rd greatest city for football fans is palo alto, believe it or not. >> we're staying local, number 15 is oakland, home of one marshawn lynch, also home to the ball hole of the raiders. >> and number 13 is seattle, with he mention that because seattle isn't number 12. >> and san francisco comes in at number 6. the biggest football fans in america. >> you know it's those cheese heads in green bay, wisconsin, surprised to see that san francisco isn't a little higher along with oakland. >> in green bay they got basically not a lot to do other than root for football so we can understand why they are. >> they also make cheese. >> i'm being somewhat diplomatic. the thing, the patriots right now are slight favorites to win this game. i'm going patriots. kristi kristina, do you have predictions? i know your track record is good. >> we have a couple of seattle fans working on the show so just so i get my lighting that i need

i'm going with seattle. that is my close-up by the way. i'm surprised to see san francisco at number six. i wonder if that will change to santa clara down the road. 65 is a warm temperature this time of year. i want to talk about where we're headed for game day. santa clara is at 70 degrees. 66 in san francisco, and comparable to mission in glendale, airs arizona, they ha partial roof on the stadium. temperatures will be really nice. for us, morning fog making way to a gorgeous afternoon, warmer weekend coming your way but temperatures in the mid-70s if you can get down to big sir, just lovely conditions, and hey that, rain is going to return next week, looks more and more likely every single time i check. i'll show you the latest coming up in my next report. first we have to find out who the man who really knows what's going on, what he thinks. what is your prediction, mike? >> i don't have a dog in this

hunt for the super bowl. so we'll just go for whoever has the best snack food at their party. looking over my shoulder we're trying to find anybody who is winning on the commute right now. there's a light volume so the speeds are okay but just above the roadway there's enough fog where we can't see palo alto on our camera. it doesn't register on the road weather index so it's not likely a problem on the roadway but between the roadway and our cameras, a story or two up, low clouds hovering around. over on the east bay, san leandro we'll call out this issue, earlier crash resulted in repair work that has to go on north 880 at marina boulevard in the fast lane. the center divide and fast lane have work going on, expected until about 7:00 a.m. to fix and clear. that could be a big issue coming off the castro valley y even on a friday. 580 on the right, tiny build out of the altamont, typical pattern

there. mill valley, novato, santa rosa, the fog is creeping down toward 101, 31 and along the coast. back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up, pediatricians taking a stand against the parents of unvaccinated kids. plus one of the suspects convicted of beated brian stowe is facing even more time in prison. details on the story still ahead. plus more on a new study how far your life savings could take you, if you'd lost your job. over a million californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long.

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welcome back. live look outside right now on this super bowl weekend, as we get ready to kickstart your friday. real estate agents have become the new door-to-door salesmen of silicon valley going around neighborhoods urging people to sell high. it's the halo effect of apple's new campus in cupertino. realtors are canvassing neighborhoods near the campus asking people if they would like to sell. many have wealthy clients who work for apple willing to fay a couple hundred thousand dollars over asking price. realtors say inventory is extremely low for homes in walking distance to that campus. >> i've got a couple of clients

who will be calling in a year or two or three when they think their home value also increase 20% to 40%. i think they're right. >> trying to time the market. over the past year homes within a mile of the campus have sold for 8% above asking price. the average price a cool $1.45 million. >> we don't live in cupertino but we get knocks on the door from people, hey, looking to sell? get out of here. >> come on! where do you keep your life savings? a new study found many americans keep their cash very close. >> they need to be saving, so important. that and the rest of the news before the bell, landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters, happy super bowl friday to you. good morning. >> same to you guys. the markets managed to hold two days of losses on thursday but stocks could come under pressure, futures are pointing to a lower open. small rebound in oil prices yesterday and positive move on

unemployment. we get reports on employment costs, manufacturing and consumer sentiment and the first look at fourth quarter gdp which should show the economy grew thanks to lower gas prices which spurs consumers to spend. the dow raising 225 poents to 17,416, the nasdaq up 45 to 4683. new study finds nearly half of u.s. households are exhausting their income and savings to meet their annual expenses. average expenses including housing and health care are up 6% in the past 30 years to $58,000, if a typical household went through a period without a job or income they'd exhaust their savings in about three weeks. some americans are literally sleeping on their cash, a report by american express finds 29% are keeping some savings and cash, bills and coins, of those half are hiding it in a secret location, probably under the mattress and the freezer or a sock drawer. about one in four consumers anticipate a financial emergency

this year, and hiding cash at home could be a way to prepare. it's hard to earn interest if you're sleeping on it. >> that is correct. maybe the last recession spooked some people into thinking i want, there's no risk in a couch. >> don't tell everybody where our money is, landon. >> got to have a little. come on. >> thank you. secretary of state john kerry could not escape the law in his hometown after this week's blizzard dumped two weeks of snow, he was slapped with a $50 fine for failing to clear his sidewalks. he was in saudi arabia attending the funeral of king abdullah with president obama. kerry will pay that fine promptly and also said the sidewalk has now been shoveled. >> you think he might be able to get a permission slip or something. >> no. >> no? >> what if i'm busy, same thing. i would find a way to get my -- >> he's away on business. well -- >> right, christina?

>> i'm going to take this one right over here and leave you two. temperatures 54 degrees in san francisco, 44 degrees in the tri valley and 48 degrees on the peninsula. something we can all get excited about, the prospect of rain on the horizon, looking really good. i'm going to show you my two most reliable futurecast models say and give you my best assessment. for now we have gorgeous weather continuing into your weekend and things start to change as of next week, finally winter comes back. it's been feeling like spring. 65 degrees in san francisco today. look at the north bay temps, 72 degrees today, and you'll climb into the mid-70s in the north bay as we head into your weekend, and then temperature also gradually ease sunday into monday, back to the upper 60s, not bad and then by tuesday, clouds increase, bull here's what we're talking about, first i'm going to go through the timing what have we're expecting thursday night into friday we start to get a good looking storm system and i love seeing the yellows, the oranges, even the reds out there, on your futurecast model, stop that

clock for you at 11:00 p.m. on friday, starting to get pretty active. the rain will continue throughout the weekend and basically until early monday morning, but let me kind of show you what the models are hinting at, at this point. now this is what we call the european model and this is the model that blew it over there on the east coast which is why they shut down the city and didn't get the snowfall they were expecting. the european model is usually pretty reliable. this says we'll get over three-quarters of an inch in san jose and over an inch and a quarter in napa, almost two inches in santa rosa. let me show you the one that i truly believe in, the american model. this is the gfs and look at what this thing brings in, as we head into next week, friday, just friday alone, three-quarters of an inch in ukiah. i let that run, holy toledo! five inches of rain in the forecast for ukiah monday morning, two for napa and two inches for us here in san jose. i really got to be very careful

because we're still days off from the system but i think we're likely going to get at least a half an inch right here in san jose, could get an inch and a half if everything times out just right and the storm system tracks, well we think it's going to right now but these are the kind of numbers we need. we need a system like this and the good news is, we head into the first couple weeks of february, the storm track stays to the south. more coming up and a close look at what else is going on this weekend. we'll take you to wine country and show you what's happening at the beaches. back to you, sam and kris. in the wake of the measles outbreak linked to disneyland, some pediatricians are taking a stand refusing to see kids whose parents will not get them vaccinated. one doctor in l.a. says he doesn't want to put other kids in his office at risk. the american academy of pediatrics has discouraged the practice of foregoing vaccines but the academy says]cx causes an unworkable relationship, doctors can encourage vaccine gh

to another physician. rescuers in mexico are gas explosion that destroyed a children's hospital in mexico city. this explosion yesterday killed a nurse and two babies inside of the hospital. it's less than the seven originally reported dead. more than 70 folks were still injured, several unaccounted for. mexico's president visited injured mothers able to grab their kids and escape from a hospital. gas tank truck was making a routine delivery. here's what happened to the hospital kitchen when the gas started to leak. people began evacuating the hospital when the truck suddenly ignited. one of the men who beat giants fan brian stowe will spend more time in prison. luis sanchez pleaded guilty to being a felon in possession of firearms and ammunition. sanchez and marvin norwood admitted last year to beating brian stowe in the parking lot of dodgers stadium in 2011. authorities discovered the

weapons while serving a search warrant on norwoods ahome during the investigation. norwood pleaded guilty to the same weapons charge. sanchez serving eight years in prison for the stowe beating case. he is expected now to get ten more years for this latest charge. criminals not always known for their intellect. coming up next it could be another case of dumb criminals, how two men ended up under arrest after calling for an uber. the san mateo bridge, traffic took a stutter there but moving smoothly. there are low clouds here and fog throughout other parts of the bay you might not expect, we'll show you that coming up.

welcome back. 4:55 right now. traffic stop for an uber driver in southern california ended with his passengers under arrest. >> who were those passengers you might wonder? sheriffs deputies in thousand oaks say the two passengers in the car were carrying a lot of weed and on their way to a drug deal. deputies first pulled over the uber driver for a vehicle code violation. they then discovered a quarter pound of marijuana in the back seat. two passengers were arrested on controlled substance charges. deputies say the driver was not involved in the drug offense but this does give a new meaning to the term drug trafficking. now moving along. >> 4:55 right now. speaking of a different kind of traffics, mike inouye, good morning. >> good morning.

that was clever. looking over my shoulder here, glowing lights and what we typically use as one of our main sources of light at this time of the morning, the large advertising sign right by ikea is dimly lit in the middle, that's how much low cloud cover is going on here at university. we don't usually see this issue for drivers. speeds close to the limit and there's a light volume of tro k traffic you're okay around most of the bay. we're zooming in toward san francisco and looking at north 101 approaching the 280 interchange. fender bender over to the shoulder and fog in the north bay. keeping an eye on that for anyone whose super bowl partying gets the worst of them, aaa wants to make sure they do not get behind the wheel of a car. as it does on other festive nights, aaa is offering its tipsy tow program. it provides a free tow home after the game for up to ten miles, the offer is good for drivers and their vehicles along with any passengers who fit safely in the tow truck no

questions asked. the program starts at 6:00 p.m. super bowl sunday and continues through 6:00 the next morning. the offer is also open to anyone and everyone. the biggest games of the season just days away as we might have mentioned. >> did we? okay. this is a live look at super bowl central in phoenix, where it's not just football fans paying close attention to things. we'll catch up with the bay area leaders getting ready for next year's big game in santa clara. plus a marketing masterpiece, how one company was able to raise ten times more money than they planned.

caught an kament rah, an elderly man attacked just minutes after he bought a9wnátu iphone. plus the super bowl is a few days away but bay area leaders are getting ready for the next one. we are live in arizona with what they're learning, coming up next. i'm meteorologist christina loren. happy friday to you. you made it to the end of the week. we've got a good looking

weekend. today, afternoon sunshine, warm temperatures coming your way both saturday and sunday and then we're talking about a really good chance for rain. i'm going to show you what we're expecting as we head throughout next week, potentially rain measured in inches before all is said and done and we sure need it. we have unusual issue for peninsula and south bay drivers as well as over in the east bay. san leandro we're talking about a sig alert. i'll explain what that is and what's going on in a moment. >> definition forthcome. >> we look at the approach to the bay bridge, what it looks like right now. little bit touch and go in terms of picture quality but everything is smooth on the drive. it is friday, january the 30th and you are watching "today in the bay." all right t is friday, let it sink in, thank you very much for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia battla