bay area community. >> plus new england fans elated, seattle fans deflated. we're live in arizona just ahead. and if you're a fan of this mild weather, it will persist yet again today, looking good for tomorrow into wednesday as well but the changes begin on wednesday night and i am talking about a big storm system toward the end of the week. lots to go over this morning in your full forecast. we're looking for changes for the better before they get worse at the dublin interchange, i'll also talk about what's on the roadway in oakland which you're not going to like. >> all right, a teaser there from mr. mike. live look downtown san jose and the s.a.p. center on your right, a nice day in store for folks near and far. it is monday, february the 2nd, you're watching "today in the bay." a good monday morning to you.

thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. happening today a former stanford swimmer now accused of rape will have his first chance to tell his side of the story to a judge. >> "today in the bay's" nannette miranda is live outside a courthouse in palo alto this morning. the case is receiving national attention. >> reporter: yes, sexual assault cases are, on college campuses are getting a lot of national attention lately. he was a star 19-year-old brock turner is a star, was a star in the classroom and was a star on the stanford swim team and now the former highly recruited student is headed to a to low alto courtroom. he will be facing five felony counts in connection with a rape of a drunk and unconscious woman he met on an oncatch us frat party. she is not a stanford student. both admit to drinking heavily january 18th, before stepping outside. according to the santa clara county sheriff's office report, the freshman said that he had

nine alcoholic drinks and she told authorities she downed four whiskey shots in less than two hours. that same sheriff's report also said turner admitted to sexually fondling the woman, but he denies raping her. in fact, he says he never took off his pants. two cyclists ran into the alleged outdoor attack and chased turner down, holding him after tackling him and waited for police. at today's arraignment, turner is expected to be informed of all the charges he faces, and can enter a plea. if convicted he faces 14 to 30 years in prison. live in palo alto, nannette miranda, "today in the bay." >> thank you, nannette. today the san leandro city council will vote on whether to move forward with purchasing a controversial armored vehicle for its police department. the vehicle would be paid for with a $200,000 homeland security grant and is similar to the one used by officers during unruly protests in ferguson, missouri. critics say the vehicle will increase the militarization of

the police force. workers at the tesoro refinery in martinez are on strike this morning, the union is seeking a new contract to focus on working conditions, worker safety, understaffing and fatigue. the tesoro refinery will continue to operate as a terminal during the strike. it's going to take in products and ship them out but not actually going to be producing anything. all right the bay area's own tom brady and the patriots are elated about last night's results. on the flipside you can see it and the pained look on his face, sorry richard sherman and the rest of his crew in seattle, they leave arizona deflated. shocking finish to one of the most controversial and talked about super bowls that will leave seahawk fans across the world asking what if? >> by now you're probably seeing highlights. in the end some deserve another look. down by three in the fourth, the bay area boys taking charge.

san mateo's tom brady found roadwood city's own julian edelman for the score. >> the seahawks got the ball back with two minutes to go, helped by an improbable and flat-out lucky catch by jermaine kearse, a circus catch on deflected pass giving them the ball on the 5 yard line which they advanced with time running down. >> instead of running the ball with marshawn lynch, russell wilson tries to force the pass in the end zone but malcolm butler with the pick. just like that the patriots were world champions. final score 28-24, marks the fourth super bowl win for head coach bill belichick and super bowl mvp tom brady. >> they were one yard away. the seahawks could not punch it in. that will be a continued kfgs today. the ticker tape parade is later this week. already we're getting ready for super bowl 50 which is why you look at the countdown on the tv. 369 days away until kickoff

february 7th at levi's stadium. >> "today in the bay's" rob redell is live at the super bowl where the ball's already been handed off now to the bay area. good morning, bob. >> good morning to you, laura and sam. while glendale and phoenix are winding down from a great game last night at the university of phoenix football stadium, bay area football fans are turning to the super bowl 50 host committee and this air plans for next year's championship game to be held at levi's stadium in santa clara. this was the scene in the phoenix area last night inside a local bar known as gringoes, known as a san francisco stronghold. we caught up with some 49ers fans watching the pats beat the hawks with their sights on next year. >> we will go to the super bowl. this is the third one so we'll continue to travel to the cities. >> very excited. i think we're going to have a great season next year. >> i will be there and all my

friends. my family is from california. i am eight only one here in arizona, but we're all traveling out there to california hopefully to watch the game. >> reporter: the arizona host committee did officially hand off responsibility to their colleagues from the bay area. that ceremony taking place here over the weekend. we'll hear from 49er ceo jed york in about 45, 50 minutes on his plans to raise the bar with super bowl 50, that being the golden anniversary of this championship game. reporting live here in glendale, arizona, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> time to bring it on home, bob. >> thank you very much. i couldn't grow up because i died from an accident. >> nationwide is defending its commercial that created quite the buzz during the big game. the ad which features a young boy who turns out to be dead was meant to start a conversation but many say it put a darp erda

their super bowl parties. kris sanchez will have more of the hits and fumbles throughout the game come up. we have to put that aside, commercials and game for a second and concentrate on what's going on on this monday. live look outside of the bay bridge at 6:07. still dark out there. looks pretty nice. people making their way to work. >> that's right, waiting for the sun's arrival, don't have to wait for christina. here she is >> put that super bowl in our rear view and focus on the future, because it holds quite a bit of promise for us here in the bay area. good monday morning to you. mostly clear to start. what a gorgeous afternoon coming your way with temperatures in the 70s, although i got to tell you it's chilly out there, especially in san martin starting out at 39 degrees this morning as we get into your afternoon another day with unseasonably warm temperatures, bringing the numbers up into the 70s. the weather story of the day, cold start, unseasonably warm finish. as we get into the noon hour,

breaking for lunch you might be headed outdoors, what a pretty day to have the lunch outdoors maybe on the water if that's what you like to do. temperatures in the mid-60s so lovely out there. highs at 3:00 p.m. low 70s for just about everywhere except for san francisco. 68 degrees for you today. we've got rain on the way and quite a bit of it starting late wednesday into thursday and friday, but the storm system the way that it's draped right now it does look like only parts of the bay area are going to get that ample rainfall at first. and then we're all going to get to it as we head throughout this weekend, but i can give you an idea, as of 11:00 a.m. on thursday starting to get our first showers south of the golden gate bridge. if you're interested, stick around, i'll talk more about this and your futurecast in my next report. good morning to you, mike. >> good morning, christina. take look at dublin westbound 580. it was excessively slow this morning for a short time and that will blend right into the

morning commute. i don't want to use the bled term this morning. smooth drive for most drivers west 580 and your maps. you see a slower drive where the arrow is, it was in the 20s earlier and back up toward the 30s and maybe 40 miles per hour for the most part because you hit the 680 interchange. more folks move toward pleasanton and sunol. walnut creek a flow of traffic easy flow. no concerns west 24 off of 680. look at your map we moved oef toward the maze and the bay bridge, oakland itself shows a smooth flow of traffic toward the bay bridge as does the east shore freeway. traditional slowing approaching the inclain. live look oakland 880 southbound with the headlights, a lighter volume of traffic than we sometimes see on a monday. we had garbage that fell off the back of a garbage truck past the broadway off-ramp. i don't see any additional slowing on the map. back to you the bay bridge toll plaza with a live look as well.

we see a smooth flow of traffic there. the fast track lanes are moving well despite the big backup. the east shore freeway and the slowing for the senators typical pattern for a monday toward the maze. wider view of the upper east shore freeway. the north bay, petaluma, nova knnovato, no problems for 101. san jose has a little build northbound 101 at 068, typical this type of morning and when the real commute kicks in. >> pretty much good morning monday. >> maybe some folks are sleepy from last night's game. >> yes i would imagine more than a few. thank you very much, mike. 6:10. up next the big day for the president as he prepares to unveil his budget for the future. and what will that mean for silicon valley and taxes? we'll take a look coming up in business news. let's take a peek outside from the south bay this morning, as we await the sun's arrival

overlooking s.a.p. center. lot more news ahead. stick around 6:10.

at 6:13, here's a look at today's top stories. former stanford swimmer accused of raping a woman on campus is set to enter a plea in a palo alto courtroom. 19-year-old brock turner will be arraign odd charges stemming from the alleged rape last night. police say the victim was drunk and unconscious. workers on strike today, tesoro will still take in and ship out product during the strike. it's just not going to be refining or producing anything. tesoro in s in the middle of a maintenance upgrade so it's running half capacity anymore. >> seahawks lost super bowl xlix in heartbreaking fashion to the

new england patriots. seahawks were inches away from another touchdown when russell wilson threw a quick pass that malcolm butler intercepted. patriots beat the seahawks 28 28-24. happening today president obama unveiling his $4 trillion budget plan. the president wants to spend nearly half a trillion dollars on infrastructure, 10 billion on clean energy and managers on free community college. the budget also gives the middle class a break with their second tax credit for two-parent working families, expanded tax breaks to adults with no kids and expanded tax credits for child care. the president is talking about his new budget proposal on the "today" show this morning and discuss other hot topics on the minds of americans including the recent outbreak of me seeless that thrust its vaccination issue back into the spotlight especially here in california. you can see the president's full interview with savannah guthrie at k. silicone valley companies

will be interested in the president's plan to tax overseas profits. they're not opposed to the idea. ? they'd be okay with new taxes depending on the rate. companies from all over america who make money overseas keep that underoverseas because it would expose them to 35% tax rate. it is a no brainer, makes total finance sense. what the president proposes is to change the law so we can tax those profits but at a lower rate. more like 14%. the teach tour on the hill congress would be okay about that though they'd argue about the rate itself. how can we possibly say silicon valley companies would be okay with this the plan? we have literally heard from the ceos themselves. the two biggest local companies keeping the most money overseas are cisco and apple and here is

tim cook telling congress he'd like to repatriate apple's money, bring it back into american coffers but at a lower tax rate. february 2nd, looking back on january, the second straight negative month for the market and when we tunnel in just on last week, it was the seventh straight losing week. looking ahead, sam and law camera, we're backloading this week, thursday, friday, big in business. twitter reports its profits thursday, also thursday the fcc commissioner details on net neutrality issue they'll vote on later this morning and friday we have the big monthly jobs number which in the last couple of months has been spectacular. >> help keep that momentum going. thank you very much, scott. new regulations are now in effect for short term rentals in san francisco. it's called the air b were awere athe air bnb law.

homeowners have to register with the city when they offer homes for rent and be allowed to rent their homes up to 90 day ace year but only up to 30 days at a time. permits are valid for two years. plenty of people going to be out and about in san francisco trying to get themselves registered today. this as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. we are in a crucial period of our year as far as rainfall is concerned. kind of like now or never. you've been looking at a couple different models, christina, both look promising. >> it's funny when i look at the models they get better and better every time when it comes to our chances for rain. today, tomorrow, the next day wash your car if it's that bad. i'm talking to myself particularly. there is going to be a reinforcing shot of rain and that means a free car wash for you coming your way as we head throughout the end of the week into the weekend. we're not going to see a lot

down here in the south bay from the first round but i can tell you as we head into late saturday into sunday looks like we're going to see some really good looking rainfall even right here, with he typically get shadowed by the santa cruz mountains. this morning temperatures chilly out there, mostly cloudy to start out the day. new week holds big changes for our forecast but not until we head into late wednesday and the changes are really going to take place north of the golden gate bridge before we get those here in the south bay. for today, everybody a clear and cool start, sunrise is at 7:13. it's really bizarre because we have showers coming down in lake county, even thunderstorms out there this morning, high pressure so firmly in control of our pattern we are starting out nice and clear and temperatures are going to jump about five to ten degrees above average yet again today, similar to yesterday. mostly clear evening. the temperatures starting out in the 40s and 50s. look at the rebound on the way as we get into this afternoon. 72 degrees.

72 degrees, that's room temperature here in the south bay. not much cooler in san francisco. lot of people will be outdoors waiting in line and you can't have a better day to do such a thing. tuesday and wednesday just a touch cooler and by thursday the noticeable cooling comes in friday, talking about rainfall and we always like to give you an update as to what the upcoming weekend will hold. after all we're all working for the weekend, the time off with friends and family. rain on the way for saturday and sunday across the bay area. you might be thinking indoor plans, maybe a movie, maybe bowling. maybe you like to listen to the pitter patter of rain drops. let's take you through your futurecast. starting at 11:00 a.m. on friday -- excuse me, thursday, through 9:00 p.m. on friday that storm track stays well to the north of highway 92. then we stop this clock for you, take you into saturday and we're talking about ample moisture and the potential actually for localized flooding with a lot of

rain coming in all at once. we need the rain, but you saw what happened in december, just make sure you're ready for that. you want to make sure you clean out your storm drains again and fwirts on your roof. you might need sand bags in the bay area especially in the north bay where we could accumulate over three, maybe four inches of rain if everything pans out. i'm going to stop this on sunday for you, our chance for rain continues into tuesday and wednesday of next week as well. so it's looking good for a pattern change just in time for february and january was so dismal, all with he know is it can't get much worse. let's check your drive with mike inouye. >> we'll watch for the dramatic change in the weather. right here not so dramatic but a little change northbound 101 at 680. the south bay map, because san jose is looking really good right now. we saw that early commute kick in and cleared as its tradition just before 6:00 and now as we're approaching 630 we're starting to see at 6:20, slowing at expressway.

nothing unusual for this pattern through the silicon valley. 237 a little more traffic off of 880, south of the dumb barton bridge. coming toward the san mateo and dumb barton bridges here is the east bay, hayward toward union city. 880 shows slowing for the nimitz and tri valley looking toward dublin south 680 out of pleasanton usual suspects and pattern after a couple of earlier crashes at the dublin interchange have cleared, things moving nicely there. we'll zoom out and show you north of the san mateo bridge in the east bay, antioch shows a typical pattern toward concord and the walnut creek interchange starts to show a little more activity but not a lot of slowing. upper east shore toward the 50-mile-per-hour range at your worst so far. the bay bridge metering lights are on. the north bay no surprises. 37 out of vallejo and novato. unlike late last week we don't have any fog registering on the index for that portion of the north bay. live look the bay bridge backup as all the lanes are filled in. we have all the cash lanes for

the 880 overcrossing and golden gate bridge a clear view across the bay. nice steady stream coming out of the north bay. no slowing waldo tunnel into san francisco. >> thank you, mike. police have until tomorrow to give prosecutors the case against the man accused of leaving a suitcase full of body parts on a san francisco street. close friend of mark andres told "the chronicle" andres is not the killer. says he was arrested because he was walking by the crime scene and he's homeless. happening today it's a rare aviation summit attended by experts from around the globe trying to help prevent planes from vanishing off the radar. this week's meeting in montreal is only the second summit the u.n. agency has held in the last 70 years. of course it follows last year's disastrous disappearance of a malaysia airlines flight in march as well as the one shot down while flying over the ukraine in july. experts will be discussing new

flight tracking technologies and warming systems as well. up next today is your chance to own a piece of music history. how you can get your hands on rare photos from the beatles and rolling stones.

6:25. rarely seen images of two legendary rock bands will soon be available for avid collectors. >> 30 vintage images of the

beatles and rolling stones from their early years will be offered this year starting on east bay. the candid photos sat in a private collection for nearly 50 years shot by one-time road manager bob bonas and part of a collection of some 5,000 photographs. more of those images will be offered in the months and years to come. prints will start at $175. i'm sure lots of interest. >> no doubt go upwards from there. you would think. 6:26. it's likely been a long weekend for someone in the bay area who purchased a winning lotto ticket. >> unless it's stuffed in their wallet. someone in ant knock matched six powerball numbers saturday night. it's worth $1.43 million. the person has to wait to claim the prize. here are the numbers again 5, 11, 16, 26, 50, the powerball is 34. since no one watched all six numbers, the jackpot goes up from 290 million to 317 million

dollars next time it's drawn. >> you can always dream. the time is 6:26. still ahead the opening bell moments away. we'll look at the early numbers this morning coming up with scott mcgrew. plus some made us laugh, others made us cry. we're going to break down the most talked about and controversial commercials from the super bowl.

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yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. don't miss yoplait's exciting new flavors -- creamy caramel and cookies 'n cream. nationwide insurance on the defense this morning. the company standing behind its choice to air a controversial super bowl ad about a boy who ends up being dead. >> and good morning to you. we've got a really good looking day coming your way with temperatures approaching the 70s yet again ben by the mid section of the week, the changes start to arrive. we've got rain and quite a bit of it on the way to parts of the bay area. i will tell you where and when in your microclimate weather forecast. it wouldn't be a monday without the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have that here but just south of there we have an issue for northbound 880 through oakland, a little something in the roadway and by something i mean i don't know exactly what it is. i'll check with chp and see if they've found out just yet.

not only is it a new week it's a new month. hopeful a better month february than we had january on the markets. h&r block reminding you we're getting close to april, a lousy month of trading yesterday. the nasdaq gets under way. >> scott mcgrew with the great news tax time is almost here. yay! not quite yet though. let's start out our monday morning the first of february, it's the 2nd. this is "today in the bay." a very good morning to you on this monday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lot of folks watch the super bowl for the ads and there were creative ones from little suv pumped up by a little blue pill and fast food giant asking people to call their moms. >> that was not the only one to tug at people's heartstrings. "today in the bay's" kris khansn

chez with a look at some that did well and others fell flat. >> laura's favorite the brady bunch inspired snickers ad with marsha not quite herself and steve buschemi as jan was one favorite but it was the ad with that little boy who will never grow up that lit up social media. here's a look in case you missed it. >> i couldn't grow up because i died from an accident. >> nationwide insurance says it wanted to build awareness that preventable injuries are the leading cause of childhood death in america. an important conversation for sure but a lot of folks on social media took aim at nationwide saying it was too dark for the super bowl. budweiser playing on people's emotions but in a more heartwarming way, a puppy who is saved from a hungry wolf as he makes his way home, saved by his budweiser clydesdale buddies, that was the number one according to "usa today's" ad

meter. the dorito ad with the guy on the plane doing all kinds of rather yucky things to keep too emfrom sitting next to him. he sees the gal, all right, i have doritos take a look and then he finds out she's got a baby. it may be america's game but ecuador tried to use all of those eyeball focus in the same place to show america what it has to offer. super bowl viewership is seven times the population of ecuador, so the $3 million the ecuadorian government ponied up may be money well spent as tina fey says, i want to go to there. advertisers spend more than $4 million for a 30-second add to getting a strategy right is all important and lots of debate among the ad folks whether or not they got it right. >> they'll be able to tell some of the revenues. >> almost more fun than recapping the super bowl than the commercials.

time for a check of the forecast this morning. let's take a peek outside at beautiful bay bridge. the sun starting to creep up over the bay area, making way hopefully for a nice monday morning. maybe a little consolation prize for those seattle fans, christina? >> it is going to be nice out there. temperatures for today into tomorrow even wednesday above average, but this morning it is rather chilly out there. grab your coat, still feeling like wintertime in the morning hours and it feels like spring even late spring, early summer day in the afternoon with temperatures still running five to ten degrees above average but not just yet. we're at 46 degrees to kick off the day, the new day beginning in san carlo, 45 in oakland and this week looks really good we have quite a bit of rain on the way to the bay area. we want to show your temperatures at lunch time today as you make your way out of the office for a nice little break. temperatures in the mid-60s across the board and then by about 3:00 p.m. when our highs

come in, we're talking about the low 70s. 72 degrees in the south bay, 70 degrees in the north bay and 71 degrees on the peninsula. so as promised, showers on the way, we'll tell you with and how much for where you live in my next report but first let's check your drive, here's mike inouye. >> all right, christina. we'll take folks to a typical view for a monday morning, look at the bay bridge toll plaza where the millietering lights a on. the sun is coming up, a beautiful shot. the lights of moving nicely for the fast track lanes and if you carpool big advantage bottom of your screen. look at your map on the approach. this is the wrong map. we need to get off of the maps, folks in the control room i'll run over to my desk and rearrange the maps. the san mateo bridge shows the nice smooth flow of traffic westbound, that is your commute direction, taillights and we have a slow build just starting to form off of the hayward side because of all that activity around 880 coming through the area. as we look from the other side of the bridge toward the area right around the foster city approach as well and that's a nice flow of traffic as well.

no problems, no surprises but we can see this much better than last week. let's get back to your maps you guys. poll jiz. we'll look out here and see the sensors approaching the bay bridge. the east shore slows through berkeley and emeryville. the bottom of your screen was the something reported northbound 880 around 980. chp didn't tell me what it was, but some ufo or interstellar -- i'm not a scientist. the south bay at the bottom of your screen, there is the peninsula, all in the green there, a little build for your northbound routes through silicon valley. the san mateo bridge for 880 as well as the tri valley no big surprises this monday. the only surprise the last few minutes of the super bowl game which were very exciting even for someone who dpunt' care because i'm a 49 letters fan. >> there you go. we'll bring it on home next year. >> right on. >> even as he tried to juggle kids and football at the same

time. thanks, mike. how about some positive momentum, we could use it. >> let's check the numbers with scott mcgrew. >> good morning the dow plus 30, that's fairly positive, a little bit to the positive. it's certainly better. we're down to the dow 16 so maybe we're losing, wow, you can just watch it, sam, as that pass activity just slips away. the shake shack that ipo'd on last week roared ahead something like 140%. it's down ever so slightly this morning, but it's holding, which is the surprise. not a restaurant we have around here but made a lot of news, lots of people like it back east and boy, did it pop on this ipoa mazing. >> with that, maybe they'll be expanding quickly. thanks a lot. 6:36. critical utilities at risk and computers turned into deadly weapons. we investigate cyber security next. right now we'll investigate what's going on during your morning drive. first look at the sunrise here at 6:36, a live look at san jose

as you are no doubt trying to wipe off the super bowl slug and get ready to go to work. shrug it off. we'll see you right after the break with much more news.

from computers to the next big earthquake, to hospitals, bridges and levees, is california ready for a major disaster? >> all this week the nbc bay area investigative unit digs into the issues surrounding

disaster preparedness. tony kobeleski joins us with growing concerns over cyber security. >> we followed the recent cyber breaches to sony picture, target and home depot. the problem goes beyond movie tickets and credit card numbers, potential cyber attacks on nuclear plants, gas pipelines are far more critical and concerning. this 2007 government video provided to cnn proved for the first time that computer hackers from anywhere in the world could destroy physical equipment that controls our vital equipment structure. it shows how with a computer and keyboard cyber experts were able to make this piece of equipment self-destruct. former member of the department of homeland security told us, this test from seven years ago should have been a wake-up call, but he said instead our country has elected to hit the snooze button. he says successful cyber attacks will continue until the

government and the public are ready to accept the cost and the inconvenience required to improve cyber security. now tonight at 11:00, the investigative unit continues its work on disaster preparedness. we investigate california's levee system. 13,000 miles of dirt mounds that make clean drinking water possible. i'm tony koboleski, "nbc bay area news." >> tony, thank you. if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call at 888-996-tips or e-mail us at theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >> it is 6:41. up next a former stanford swimmer will answer to rape charges in court this morning. plus new rules for companies like air bnb, what homeowners can and cannot do and who is going to be waiting outside in long lines coming up. the a bold prediction turned reali reality. the popular video game madden is spot-on with its super bowl predictions, shocking outcomes next. >> 28-24 the patriots victorious

this morning. we'll give you a live look outside at the bay bridge, that's something you can appreciate regardless of where your sports allegiance is. we'll be back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather, right after this break.

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it's 6:44. happening today a former stanford swimmer accused of rape will make his first appearance before a judge. >> "today in the bay's" nannette miranda is live outside of the courthouse in palo alto at a time when sexual assault on college campuses very much in the national conscience. this case is getting widespread attention. good morning. >> reporter: definitely widespread attention. it's doubtful that the former stanford swim team star will say much in court today. it's just an arraignment where defendants in general are informed of their charges and asked to enter a plea. 19-year-old brock turner will be

in court this morning facing five felony counts related to the rape of an unconscious and intoxicated woman who is not a stanford student. they were at an oncampus fraternity party january 18th. according to a report from the santa clara county sheriff's office turner admitted to sexually fondling her after having nine alcoholic drinks but denies raping her saying he never took off his pants. in a statement to investigators she said 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 could arrive. after being highly recruited, turner did resign, did withdraw from the university last month. his arraignment begins at 9:00 a.m. this morning. if convicted he faces up to 30 years in prison. live in palo alto, nannette miranda for "today in the bay." >> thank you. today the san leandro city council will vote on whether to move forward with purchasing a

controversial armored vehicle for its police department. the vehicle would be paid for with a $200,000 security grant and similar to the one used by officers in the protests in missouri. critics say it will increase the militarization of the police force. a live look outside at 6:46, at san jose, daybreak. >> it's pretty. >> it's gorgeous. we need something to perk us up. lot of people probably waking up late night last night with the super bowl and a lot going on including a couple of different models showing the same thing, rain in the forecast. >> we definitely need it. we definitely need it. we're going to see a few nice days so you can get outdoors, clean out the storm drains if that's something you need to do, clear out the storm gutters on top of your home as well because we're talking about rain potentially measured in inches. i'm going to give you a preliminary look at the end of this forecast of what we are expecting, but it is looking good and i'm really happy to

tell you, just about the same forecast as we told you last week, 41 degrees in the north bay, 50 degrees in san francisco. i like to do whatever i can to keep you two steps ahead of each storm system and right now, we're talking about some really significant rainfall as we get into the end of the week, but for today, looking good. clear and cold, light wind to start. unseasonably warm today, temperatures in the 70s and as we get into this evening, temps will drop quickly once that sun sets. keep that in mind. we're headed towards a really nice day for today and we'll stay nice and steady through wednesday with the changes coming into the works thursday into friday, heavy rain at times by friday, all across the board. but here's what we're expecting. we always like to give you a preview of the upcoming weekend, that always makes it easier just to get out that front door and get to work. if you got the kids with you this weekend, probably want to think of indoor plans with rain on the way for saturday and sunday, the heaviest totals as per usual expected up in the north bay.

so let me give you an idea of what to expect via your futurecast. we stop that clock for you at 11:00 a.m., expecting some light shower activity, areas to the south of the golden gate bridge staying mostly dry all the way until friday at 9:00 p.m. we stopped that clock for you saturday at 3:00 p.m., and the heavy stuff comes through. here's the deal. we're still going to have rain in the forecast as we head throughout your sunday into monday, and as promised, i want to show you what our totals are going to look like and they're actually looking really good. we stop that clock on your futurecast for the whole thing looking toward maybe five inches of rainfall up in the north bay, and maybe somewhere around two inches of rain along the peninsula. more on that coming up. first let's check mike and your drive. >> let's get a look out to the roadways, showing you a nice smooth flow of traffic. let's show you first toward the bay bridge toll plaza, we're looking at the east shore freeway and typical build for the maze. i want to show that to you. you do have this volume of folks heading over there and already here. this is a major commute spot for your day and this is looking

pretty standard for a monday. let's get back to the maps you guys and show you what's going on south of here. oakland on the approach is moving nicely for 880 and 580. it is southbound that does show some slowing right now heading toward the coliseum. the reports of a crash just south of the coliseum around davis and around the same area inland, san leandro street just north of davis, reports of a fire coming in through that area. structure fire, so our news deck is there as well as our producers and operations center trying to get a beat on what exactly is going on. we hope to have your update for you seconds away. southbound 880 right now happening the slowdown. for hayward headed down toward the san mateo bridge and continuing to the bottom of your screen dakota road the dumb barton bridge across the bay. most of the traffic flow hitting 680 southbound through pleasanton. there's nothing holding them up, no crashes for livermore or dubl dublin. typical tri valley pattern but extra slow through pleasantton. moving into the south bay, san jose northbound 101 there's your build, typical pattern there, 87

into downtown, 280 and 85 coming up toward cupertino and sunnyvale. the metering lights have had about a week to get ready northbound directions between 280 and 101. we'll track that to see if the pattern is similar to last week. so far the peninsula for palo alto, 101 an easy flow of traffic, getting a good build, low haze and clouds but no problems for visibility all the way from palo alto into or out of san francisco. we'll send it back to you guys. >> mike, thank you. breaking news to tell you about right now as we give you a live pick fewer from oakland where irfoo fight irs are on scene of a warehouse fire. hard to see through some of the cloud of haze, burning on san leandro street near the intersection of 105 street. we're going to bring you more details as soon as we get them. few hours ago oakland firefighters were in the same area battling another fire on san leandro street. firefighters contained that fire just before 3:00 a.m. and now to football, the bay area's very own tom brady from san mateo he and his patriots

elated on the flipside you see richard sherman reacting to that last play of the super bowl. he and his teammates leave arizona, well, deflated. shocking finish to one of the most controversial and talked about super bowls that will leave seahawk fans across the world asking, what if. >> by now you've probably seen the highlights but in the end, some certainly deserve another look, this one down by three in the fourth, bay area boys taking charge. san mateo's tom brady found redwood city's own julian edelman for the go-ahead score. >> that set things up for a drive for the seahawks to get the ball back with two two minutes left. a circus catch on deflected pass giving them the ball on the 5 yard line which they advanced with time running down. >> but then this. instead of opting to run the ball in with march shun lynch, russell wilson tries to force the pass in the end zone but malcolm butler with the pick. just like that the patriots were world champions.

final score 28-24, marks the fourth super bowl win for head coach bill belichick and super bowl mvp tom brady. >> even more amazing as scott mcgrew reported earlier today ea sports predicted the outcome with the exact events. the ticker tape parade is later this week. already we're getting ready for super bowl 50, we are 369 days away from kickoff february the 7th at levi's stadium. >> "today in the bay's" rob redell is live at the super bowl where the ball's already been handed off now to the bay area. you got to bring it on home, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. the pressure is on the bay area to put on the same caliber show and experience for fans at glendale and phoenix did last night and this week leading up to last night's game. on saturday, the arizona host committee officially handed over responsibility to their colleagues from the bay area, with the football, and engraved

silver tiffany platter. super bowl 50 will be known as the san francisco bay area super bowl with the game at levi stadium in zlar, the fan zone in sf and events from napa down to monterey. 49ers team ceo jed york promises to raise the bar with the golden anniversary of the game one way by making 50 the most philanthropic super bowl ever with 25% of all corporate money raised going back to local charities. >> it's a great legacy to leave in a community and i think it's going to help us attract future super bowls because we're looking for sponsors and partners, they know that it's not just a one-day event or one-week event. it's something that will leave a longlasting legacy. >> reporter: one member of the super bowl host committee joked with me saying they also hope to get super bowl lvi because of the roman numerals lvi, just a couple more, a vowel and a kons

nation consonant the certain stadium in santa clara. super bowl l just over 365 days, february 7th, 2016, back home in the bay area. reporting live in flen daglenda arizona, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> didn't think about that. >> that's a crafty plan, maybe that will be part of the pitch. we have a complete wrap-up of the big game, the good, the bad, the ugly, whatever it takes. plus some of the funny super bowl commercials as well. all you have to do is head to nbcbayarea.com. as we mentioned a second ago, not to steal his thunder, a bay area video game company perfectly predicted the outcome of the super bowl. >> it was amazing, scott mcgrew, electronic arts did it again. >> each year the engineers run the game over and over on their xboxs, come up with a preduction and predicted the outcome of the score exactly, predicted tom brady four touchdown passes, seahawks lead at the half but lose 28-24. you'll recall when the 49ers took on the ravens it was eerily

accurate as well. video games are computer programs using data to create models. what madden does, actually not that substantially different than what christina's computers do to use weather observations to predict the future. other news this morning, sign of the times, a funny picture making its rounds reports to be a screen shot of the seahawks coach, quarterback texting in instructions, second and goal, what should we do? pete carroll touches back, beast mode, but the phone auto corrects and says pass. speaking of apple, apple is about to borrow billions of dollars by issuing bonds, presumably give that money to investors. the question here, sam and laura, why would apple which is sitting on tons of cash of borrowed money? this goes back to what we were talking about earlier and that is, it is actually cheaper to take that money and borrow it than it is to get the money

that's parked overseas. says a lot about taxes and interest rates. >> exactly. >> yep and all about the bottom line. thank you very much, scott, appreciate that. starting today there is a new set of rules for short term property rentals. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang joins us now in san francisco. stephanie, homeowners who plan on renting out will now actually have to register with the city. >> reporter: that's right, good morning, laura and sam. very important. you have to have an appointment but this is where you come at the planning department at 1650 mission street. at 8:00 this morning people can start filing applications for a short term rentals. the new law states and went into effect yesterday that owners and tenants or permanent residents can rent out their house and apartment of fewer than 30 days with a maximum of 90 days a year. first they have to get certified by registering their residential unit with the city and county in san francisco and list that registration number on any air bnb or short term rental

contrac contract. few did vote against this law last year, because he wants air bnb to pay back taxes puts at roughly $25 million and the city is set to hold a hearing sometime this month on that. it all starts today. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thank you, steph. 6:5 right n7 right now. one final check of the day's top story. former stanford man is set to enter a plea in palo alto court. 19-year-old brock turner will be answering to charges stemming from an alleged rape last month. police say the woman was drunk and unconscious. worker at tesoro are on strike today. the company will take in and ship out product during the strike, it just won't produce. tesooro is in the middle of a maintenance upgrade so running at half capacity. we feel lucky to live here in i way. this person fees especially lucky this morning. the latest winning powerball

ticket bought somewhere in antioch matched five out of six powerball numbers saturday night making that ticket worth $1.43 million. but the ticket holder has to wait until the lotto office is open, which is not until later today, which means that he or she does not have their money as of yet. >> maybe they want to keep it quiet. >> exactly. the weather is a winner at least for today and going to be great later this week, too. >> we have some rain on the way to the bay area. we really need it. that's the great news for us, plus you may be waiting for that free car wash. hold up, i'll show you in just one moment when we are expecting that shower activity but seize the day. 72 degrees in the south bay, warmest day of the week as of tomorrow. we're going to lose a little bit of that warmth. wednesday looks good. watch what's coming your way as we head throughout the end of the week. talking about potentially over three inches of rain in santa rosa and this is one of the less bullish models. some of the other models bringing in over two inches of rain to san jose. i like to be safe rather than sorry, so i'm going to bring it

up above a half an inch between thursday and sunday so change is coming in rapidly and will impact your upcoming weekend. >> encouraging. thank you very much. back to business on the roadways, mike? >> we'll look at the roadways, it's business as usual for the south bay. let's show you the south bay northbound 101 slowing down typical as the sun is coming up in the beautiful shot. i'm a traffic guy so that's beautiful for me. we show an easy drive in the northbound direction through the silicon valley. there's san jose. 85 slowing to saratoga and that will move up toward cupertino and sunnyvale in the next half hour. most of the activity right here, 880 through hayward toward fremont, same 60 dublin toward fremont that is the bulk of your commute and folks headed across the san mateo and dumb barton bridges typical slowing over the peninsula. two crashes report between davis and marina should be out of the roadway but look at the slowing past the coliseum and the fire we've been tracking, trying to get more details on san leandro

street near the b.a.r.t. tracks. no delays reported right now. rest of the bay typical backups approaching the east shore freeway. >> that's what's happening "today in the bay." back 7:25 for a local news update. >> happy monday. good morning. epic ending. the new england patriots rally past the seahawks to win super bowl xlix. stealing the game with a stunning interception in the final seconds. a play many are calling the worst coaching decision in nfl history. was it? we'll ask you to weigh in. >> icy and dicey. another powerful winter storm from the midwest all the way to maine. a nasty ride to work for millions of commuters this morning. >> today, savannah goes one-on-one with president obama, tackling the war on isis, how