. >> i couldn't grow up because i died from an accident. >> i don't have a kid myself. i do have two little brothers. kind of made me think of them. >> now the sobering nature of that ad caused twitter to blow up. viewers called the ad "a buzzkill." nationwide later issued a statement saying it only hoped to draw attention to preventable accidents involving children. ♪ you're gonna hear me roar >> katy perry certainly roared onto the field on a mechanical lion three stories tall. she caught a ride on a shooting star singing "firework" at the

end. it lit up the sky. she's trending on twitter with one of her four outfits some say resembled an employee uniform. her performance generated 284,000 tweets per minute. i guess she was supposed to be a beach ball. >> she was part of the beach ball setting. i don't know what employees are rocking the multicolor swimsuit style hat. >> she didn't have the hotdog style hat. >> when can you not use a mechanical tiger? we'll have a complete wrap-up of yesterday's game, the good, the bad, but funny super bowl commercials. head to nbcbayarea.com and you can find it there. >> we need a little funny on a monday morning, that's for sure. >> let's take it all in stride. christina, good morning to you on this monday. your favorite part of the halftime performance, there's one? >> missy "misdemeanor" elliott, do i have to say anything else? 47 degrees in the south bay. we are on our way to a

spectacular day with temperatures in the 70s. everything changes. the numbers will crash and that rain we promised you last week looking even more promising this morning. we could pick up a couple inches in parts of the bay area and rain next week as well. i'll take you through your full forecast in moments. first here's mike inouye and your morning drive. what did you like? >> i didn't get to see most of the game. my kids were sick so i let them play video games on the main screen screen. i loved the last couple of minutes and i'm loving going to go back and find missy misdemeanor because ♪ that's the lyric she used back in the day. live dublin smooth drive into problem for the lights. little glow, not a visibility problem. the tri valley overall which has a nice smooth flow of traffic through livermore and dublin north through san ramon and south through pleasanton. the only thing on the chp report is a little debris in solano

county, small pies of something or other and we look at a smooth flow of traffic through the south bay as well, san jose, silicon valley, all of your northbound routes your commute direction moving nicely. as we zoom out we'll show you the upper portion of the bay area, the east bay, anywhere north of hayward and on the peninsula, anywhere north of san mateo shows a smooth flow of traffic. the orange not highlighting our screen this morning. look at the golden gate bridge, the live look shows you a nice easy view and nice easy drive this morning. we'll send it back to you guys. >> thanks so much. 4:39. coming up a friend of the man accused of leaving a suitcase full of body parts on a san francisco street says police have the wrong guy. plus an actor from a popular children's show is locked up this morning. why police are charging the red power ranger with murder. plus a former stanford swimmer gets ready to face a judge.

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. a very good monday morning to you. peek outside atop san bruno looking down city by the bay hoping for a nice start to our work week. it is 4:42 right now. happening today the stanford swimmer accused of raping a woman on campus is set to face a judge in court. >> nannette miranda joins us live from palo alto. what is expected to happen? good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's doubtful that the stanford, the former stanford swim team star will say much in court today. it's just an arraignment where defendants are informed of their charges and asked to enter a plea. 19-year-old brock turner faces five felony counts related to the rape of an uncourse of business and intoxicated woman who is not a stanford student. they were at an on campus fraternity party january 18th. according to a report brock admitted to sexually fondling her after having nine chock drinks but denies raping her.

in a statement she downed four whiskey shots in less than two hours. two cyclists ran into the alleged outdoor attack and chased turner down, holding him until police arrived. turner withdrew from the stanford university campus last month. he is going to be arraigned at 9:00 a.m. this morning at this courthouse. if convicted, he faces 14 to 30 years in prison. live in palo alto, nannette miranda for "today in the bay." >> thank you very much nannette. police have until tomorrow to give prosecutors the case against a man accused of leaving a suitcase full of body parts. close trend of andress is not the killer. he was arrested on saturday after police spotted him onsaur valence video near the suitcase. an actor who played a power ranger on television is in jail this morning accused of stabbing his roommate to death with a

sword. police say ricardo medina stabbed his roommate during an argument that turned physical n los angeles county. after the stabbing, medina called police and waited at the apartment where he was arrested. medina played the red power ranger in the 1990s tv series. today san leandro city leader also vote on a plan to equip police with a new state-of-the-art vehicle. they were awarded a grant from homeland security to arm a bearcat personnel carrier. the car would streamline medical treatment of people in high-risk situations. the vehicle will increase -- critics responded the vehicle will increase militarization of the police force. refinery workers in the north bay are taking to the picket lines instead of going to work this morning protesting what they consider unfair contracts. >> the ma facility is one of a handful of refineries on strike. for more on what it means for the country and economy, landon

dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters, happy monday. >> they're trying to pressure oil companies to agree to a national contract covering workers at 63 plants. this is the first industry walkout we've seen since 1980. that strike lasted three months. the strike affects plants that account for about 10% of the country's oil refining. the united steelworkers union which represents the oil workers says royal dug shell has halted talks after the union rejected the company's latest proposal. shell would like to restart the discussions. the company and other plant operators activated strike contingency plans to keep their factors operational. guys, back over to you. >> we'll see how it affects capacity. thank you very much, landon. a follow-up to the newly released batched e-mail sent between pg&e and the state public utilities commission. 65,000 e-mails were released,

some take a stop at t.u.r.n., a group that is critical of pg&e after the san bruno blast. one e-mail from pg&e executive to then puc executive director paul klanton asked if he'd speak publicly against t.u.r.n. it is 4:47 right now. lots of folks on this monday wiping the sleep out of their eyes thinking great game last night but now i need to find out what i need to be prepared for this week. for this information we look to meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning sam, laura, everybody at home. temperatures are chilly to start. grab a coat this morning. something that you can peel off later on, probably want to dress in layers, above average with highs in the low 70s. we're going to hit room temperature right here in san jose, and we've got a really lovely day tomorrow as well before the big changes arrive and the changes that we really need in this great state.

72 degrees in the south bay. 71 degrees on the peninsula today and 72 degrees out in the tri valley, lovely conditions in san francisco with ten degrees above average. 68 degrees is the forecasted high and as we get into the middle and end of the week, big changes. lots of rain it looks like but only for parts of the bay area. i don't think we're going to see a lot of that red and yellow down here in the south bay but look at this. atmospheric river tap, some very good looking rain starting on thursday at 11:00 a.m., so during our midday broadcast we'll likely be tracking showers. we take it into the future, stop it again for you, friday, better chance for rain in the south bay, and actually potentially measuring because where you see the red over san francisco, one to two inches of rain in the city, whereas maybe we'll get a quarter inch to half of an inch of rain in san jose. by sunday, you might already be trying to make your weekend plans. i hope you got out there this weekend. it looks like the rain will linger into sunday as well and then there's more on the way behind it. we've got a lot to go over this

morning. right now back to you, sam and laura. >> good news to look forward to. thank you very much. it has likely been a long weekend to someone in the bay area who bought a winning lotto ticket over the weekend. someone in antioch matched five out of six powerball numbers saturday night making the ticket worth $1.43 million. but the ticketholder has to wait until the lotto offices actually open later today to claim that prize. you're closer, almost there. >> 4:49 right now. between the high fives and finishing, super bowl parties are a dangerous police for smartphones. >> coming up how many people admit to chucking their phones in fits of rage while watching the game. looking over to palo alto, we have a smooth drive, a couple apple stores with an iphone you need to replace. lonely look at that bright billboard on the northbound side. we'll give you a look at the bigger shot and show you where things are slowing down a little bit coming up. .

a very good monday morning to you. taking a live look outside. should i whisper? was it a crazy super bowl for you? keep it a little quiet starting monday morning. this is a live look at the s.a.p. center in san jose. pretty lights that are on. it's 4:52 right now. >> a new study confirms what a lot of us already suspected. many prepackaged foods for

infants and toddlers contain too much sugar and salt. researchers looked at more than 1,000 dinners, snacks, juices and desserts made for children. 41% of infant mixed grains and fruits included at least one added sugar. 72% of toddler dinners were also considered high in sodium. got to read those labels. >> it's important. laura you mentioned the fact lots of people were probably up last night watching the football game. this was a back-and-forth affair. lot riding on this for the fans. some are waking up this morning reaching for their cell phones and figuring out it's either not there or damaged. >> i a new study finds sports fans have a potential of harming their phones. >> one in ten adults report they've damaged a smartphone while watching a game. 15% admitted the incident happened during a fit of emotion. >> i wonder what the percentage is of men and the percentage is

of women. >> what about the percentage of people impacted by game winning plays on the last play of a super bowl? >> that was very close. interceptions perhaps? if you're having a little bit of trouble getting out of bed today after yesterday's big game you're among the millions of americans who get to work late the day after the super bowl. >> a little bit of a hangover there. the workforce institute at kronos estimates nearly 4.5 million employees will be late. 1.5 million won't go into work at all and it will be plenty obvious. experts say if you oversleep it's best to tell your boss the truth and come clean. >> we're all here. gang's back together. >> yes, we are, there's no excuses to be made here, mike. with respect to the phone situation, did you see any flying objects in your house? >> we saw flying wii remote controllers. my kids were also playing video games, taking the big tv so they were more frustrated than i was. niners weren't in it anyway. looking toward the bay bridge toll plaza, as we look at folks

here, not really flying through but they're moving through at a nice clip. this is the fast track lanes. the cash lanes on either side the typical reason they have backup they've not fully opened all of the cash toll takers, at about 5:00, five more minutes. as we look at your map, the east shore approaching there the maze and folks coming off the walnut creek interchange no problems there and no scheduled maintenance for any roadways. slowing down for westbound 580 off of 205, the new volume of traffic starting to build a little bit of the altamont pass and coming into livermore. no surprises for i-80 or the rest of the tri valley. the bottom of your screen is the south bay. san jose flowing in nicely, northbound is the commute direction. all directions through san jose and also along the peninsula are moving at the speed limit. live look at san jose shows you how things are for 101. this is 101 north of 680. last week fog impeding our view from the close camera, closer to the roadway today.

clear and christina said maybe a little haze creeping in. we're looking toward the san mateo bridge no problems from the hayward side of the view. you can see the high-rise off in the distance and since we have cameras on both sides we'll check the peninsula side as well. looking at the the high-rise from foster city and the folks we saw with the taillights come over to the peninsula. i can watch you wherever you are. back to you guys. >> it is kind of scary. >> i can watch you wherever you are. back to you. >> i love you watching me. thanks. did we mention the fact lots of people oversleeping today? there were like six cars on the road now. four minutes before 5:00. the game may be over but the celebrate something getting started. what's next for the super bowl champions, and for their fans. i'm rob redell. live to glendale, arizona, super bowl xlix, a tough act to beat but the people putting on the game next year in santa clara think they can do it. we'll tell you how, coming up in a live report. and a live look outside.

>> a live look outside. i guess the bay bridge. >> i know it's the bay bridge and you knew, too. that's right. it's your monday morning, a lot of news, traffic, weather ahead. stick around.

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coming up. let's calm the nerves rights now, take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. not too many people out on this post super bowl monday. it is monday, february the 2nd, 5:00. you are watching "today in the bay." and a very good monday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. this morning a former stanford swim star accused of rape gets ready to face a judge for the first time. "today in the bay's" nannette miranda live outside the courthouse in palo alto this morning. nannette, the suspect admits he and the woman were together but denies any wrongdoing. >> reporter: that's right, laura. definitely denies it. he was a star in the classroom and on the stanford swim team and the former stanford student is headed to a palo alto courtroom. 19-year-old brock turner will be arraigned at 9:00 this morning facing five felony