this tuesday, february 10th. beautiful look at the bay bridge. you're watching "today in the bay." good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. to a developing story a suspected car burglar is on the loose after trying to run over a police officer. it happened last night during rush hour at the intersection of el camino real and wolf road. that officer shot at the vehicle as it moved towards him. bob redell has the latest. >> police are still looking for the driver who tried to run down the officer. there are two santa clara police officers, one in the squad car, one in the unmarked suv. they pulled over the mercedes

around 5:45 last night because they thought it might have been involved in nearby auto burglaries. the driver of the mercedes stopped his vehicle. as one of the officers with you standing outside his unmarked suv, the driver of the mercedes made a move. >> the driver made a move towards the officer who was standing in the roadway, fearing for his life, the officer shot into the vehicle, and the vehicle fled past him. >> we heard eight shots being fired continuously. no gaps in between. >> i just whaalked outside to wk my dog, it sounded like fireworks going off. they counted ten shots, i think. >> police don't know if those shots hit the driver or any of the other people in the m mercedes. the officer did give chase, but the driver got away. the officer who fired his weapon, first of all, is okay. secondly, is on paid

administrative leave. even though this involves santa clara police officers, the sunnyvale police are heading up the investigation. reporting live here in sunnyvale, bob redell, "today in the bay." in just a few hours, the former radioshack employee who allegedly stole photos from a customer cell phone suspected to enter a plea in court. jose miranda faces several charges including petty theft. back in november, a woman says she took her phone to the radioshack store to get a broken screen fixed. when she got the phone back, she realized 17 of her photos were texted to an unknown number. she is suing miranda and that radioshack. >> this morning oakland police hope a new surveillance photo will help them find a killer. police say this is the car that's wanted in connection with a double homicide in west oakland last month. it's described as a four-door, light blue 1994 mercury sable.

it was last seen leaving the scene of a deadly shooting on january 20th. police are offering a $20,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest. happening today, protests in downtown san francisco calling for an end to the violence against transgender men and women. >> stephanie chuang is live at city hall with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. right in front of city hall, a protest and a so-called die-in demonstration to call attention to the violence in the transgender community. the most recent victim, a 36-year-old taja dejesus. she had moved to san francisco from san jose ten years ago, seeking a safe haven for a transgender woman of color. her life was cut short february 1st on the steps of her apartment in the bayview district. stabbed to death. her suspected killer was found hanged nearby.

the death has torn apart the victim's mother who is refocusing her pain into spreading her daughter's story. >> everybody's life matters. tran's life mattered as well. if this can save one person. >> people spend hours at san francisco's lgbt center last night to prepare for the demonstration. taja is the fourth known transgender woman of color to be murdered in california in the last four months and the fifth in the u.s. since the new year alone. the demonstration set for 1:30 this afternoon at city hall, including the release of a report with information like how trans women of color are seven times more likely to feel unsafe in their lives, also there will be plans about a new jail here in san francisco. we'll talk about how that all fits in in the next half hour. >> all right. thank you.

we now know who was killed in a fiery head-on crash on 880 in fremont last week. the "mercury news" reporting that 23-year-old gina caudle was driving the wrong way for at least five miles before slamming head on into a pickup truck early friday morning. this happened near the thornton avenue exit. three other people were seriously hurt in the accident. investigators are looking into whether alcohol or drugs might have played a factor in the crash. a south bay neighborhood hit by burglars in the past is dealing with armed robberies. this is the evergreen community of san jose. there have been five robberies there in the past two weeks. some occurred in stores, others near parks. a robber pulled a handgun at a victim at a park last week. days earlier, another happened at fowler creek park. neighbor's say they have seen the uptick in crime. >> i knows there a shortage of police, but it has to be

handled. >> it can't be a safe place to live in there are robberies in the park. >> police have stepped up patrols in evergreen. we are getting to your micro climate forecast this morning. 5:05. a live look at downtown san jose. >> things will warm up as we progress through the week. >> that's the case. temperatures now mostly in the 40s. we have fog developing out there. storm track lifts to the north, boosts up high. then talking about near record temperatures by tomorrow. that will continue well into your valentine's day weekend. but because of that remnant moisture, i'm counting on fog this morning and a really foggy start tomorrow morning. sunny finish for all. temperatures mostly in the low to mid 60s by lunch time today. we'll see a couple 50s out there. as we get into this afternoon, a big boost in your numbers. by about 3 to 5 degrees.

tomorrow we hit the peak of what we're expecting from this warming trend. it will be very warm out there. just about all week long, temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. most of this in moments. right now we want to check your drive and say good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning, folks. dublin, a smooth drive right now after that construction picked up. that caused some delay west of dublin and out of livermore. we have some more slowing on the approach around airway. there was an earlier crash. it looks like authorities have gotten fothose folks off to the right hand shoulder, a slowdown did develop. we track your tri valley as we move down to the south bay, looking at northbound routes no issues for san jose. the rest of silicon valley moving close to the speed limit.

overnight road crews picking up, but 880 at 17, stevens creek, overnight road work. heading on 152, we have reports of a tree down across the roadway, that effects you if you take from 101 to highway 1 towards watsonville. traveling through walnut creek, 680/24, that interchange fine coming after the benicia bridge. no delays richmond down to the berkeley curve and the bay bridge. you are at speeds from novato down to golden gate bridge. some fog has been drifting around the bay. we'll see that as we go through the course of the morning. right now, san rafael, a very nice drive. >> let's hope it stays that way. thanks, mike. 5:08. still ahead a close call in the

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it is 5:11. the trial begins tomorrow for a man charged with killing the former navy s.e.a.l. depicted in the film "american sniper." a texas judge seated the jury in one day. eddie ray ralph is charged with killing chris kyle and his friend at a shooting range in 2013. there were concerns of the release of the film about kyle's life would cause potential jurors to be biased, but turned out not to be the case. ralph is a former marine who struggled with post-traumatic stress disorder. attorneys plan to pursue an insanity defense. a scare in the sky over southern california involving a jetliner and a drone. >> one of those radio controlled helicopter things went right over us at 4,000. >> over the top of you at 4,000? >> yep. >> over 4,000 feet.

that's the pilot of the descending southwest jet as he landed two days ago alt l.a.x. authorities are investigating that incident. the drone would have been flying ten times higher than the legal limit. software embedded into drones may be used to prevent them into busy airspace. is she at it again? the sear yell stowaway has struck again. >> marilyn hartman is in court right now kris sanchez joins us right now. she struck last year, and now she's in florida. >> she should be before a judge as we speak now. she was busted in a luxury hotel room she didn't pay for near jacksonville. we first came to know of marilyn hea hartman for stowing away several times, either trying to sneak on to planes without a ticket or into secure airport areas.

according to arrest report in florida, this time the 63-year-old started out in minnesota on sunday when she boarded a plane without a ticket and arrived in jacksonville sunday. she allegedly used a fake name to get to the omni resort amelia island plantation where she stayed in a $300 a night villa until the real guest showed up. she has previously told law enforcement that she feels safer in airports than on the streets where she usually lives. when she was referred to a residential mental health treatment facility where she could stay, she did not. we are working with our partner station in florida this morning to bring you more. >> it's amazing how she's able to continue to do it. >> she seems surprised by the reaction. in video to show you. no one was hurt when a us airways plane made a rough

landing. the front landing gear would not deploy, after talking it over with the control tower, the pilot decided to try to just land without it. passengers say it was extremely tense but overall ended up just being a bit bumpy. >> it's been bumpy trying to launch spacex. they'll try again this afternoon. >> you learned something new about that mission. >> i did. we were talking yesterday about how the satellite will be used to take pictures of earth from deep space. live pictures of the earth in a way we haven't seen since the 1970s and the apollo moon mission. a helpful viewer points out the satellite's camera was paid in pa palo alto. google says it will give lick observatory $1 million to keep the center open.

lick has been in trouble since funding was reduced. lick has been around since the 1800s. back in the 1980s, san jose changed the street lights to the strange yellow sodium light to keep light pollution down for astronomers. let's go over to landon dowdy live at cnbc headquarters. >> stocks look to break their mini two-day losing streak today. futures are higher. the markets fell on lingering concerns about europe's ongoing debt crisis and bail outtalks in greece. crude is up 21% since hitting a low of $43 a barrel at the end of last month. there's no major economic data today. we do get earnings from coca-cola this morning. the dow falling 95 points to 17,729. the nasdaq falling to 4726. new video this morning from boston dynamics, the google

robotics company that makes the big dog robot. today a slightly less scary robot this is spot and it's friend, also named spot. these will be used to carry things for the u.s. army and marines. this is a smaller version. these are still slightly creepy. >> they are. yet fascinating to watch. if i saw them coming at me in a field, i don't know. >> especially when they work together as cent centuries. . >> you wouldn't protect us? >> i'll be lingering in the distance as this goes on. there's no replacement for man's best friend, as i'm sure we all know. >> that's right. those little stray faces we love. take the dog out today for a nice walk. a cool start to the day. >> cool start to the day. what's fantastic is dogs don't

like to go outside when it's pouring rain. we will get a nice stretch of dry weather. first let's start with what's happening on the satellite imagery. then we will talk about how our reservoirs are standing after the recent rainfall in december and what we accumulated over the weekend. right now you can can see what's going on in the satellite imagery. looking clear for the bay area. we have high pressure building in, for us, that means a little bit of fog is possible as we head throughout the morning. let's start with folsom lake, big improvement after this weekend's rain. nearly four times the amount of water in folsom lake than this time last year. today 91% of average storage. it was at 62% in october. let's talk about the san luis reservoir. 56% of average. we were in the 30s when it came

to your historical average what a big improvement here. looking good as we head throughout the next couple of weeks to see a return of rainfall. i'll talk about when coming up. first happening out there today, a bit of fog to start. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we'll see a gorgeous day coming your way. nice, clean air quality, 59 degrees on the peninsula. 61 today on the east shore. out in the tri valley, you'll hit about 61 degrees. rounding out the day, in the mid to upper 60s. what great news when it comes to our reservoirs it was looking grim this time last year. we'll get you updated on more reservoir totals. as we head throughout the next couple days, look where we're headed. big time warming trend. the kind of weather you look if you wanted to get out to the beach. beautiful beach weekend coming your way. 8 degrees on friday. saturday, close to 80 degrees.

it will be very warm out there across the bay area. let me break it down for you via your specific micro claimant. in the south bay, 79 degrees saturday. 78, though, not much cooler on the peninsula. staying level. san francisco, 75. 75 on the east shore. 78 for the tri valley. close to 80 degrees in wine country. what a great weekend to head up to wine country with the one you love. let's check your drive, here is mike inouye. >> temperatures look great, but from the looks of traffic, there are scattered heart sparkles in the forecast as well. watch for that. over here, looking at a few cars backing up in the cash lanes on the left approach. that's a typical pattern over here. that the continues no problems off the east shore freeway or off the 880 overcrossing there. we look at the span from emeryville towards the bay br t bridge. yesterday, gusty winds, today

much calmer. fog may roll in for many shots. we'll track that for you. no delays across the carquinez. golden gate bridge reporting calmer conditions today. as we move the map further over towards the east, walnut creek, concord, no dig volubig volume . over towards the altamont and westbound 580, no delays. there was an earlier crash, there is slowing into dublin but not a problem at the dublin interchange. san jose, silicon valley, fremont, 680 and 880 moving smoothly in towards the san jose area. the northbound routes are your commute in the green. the peninsula looks great as well. a look at redwood city and half moon bay. we will show you a live shot of

palo alto. a nice easy drive traveling north past the university avenue off-ramps. back to you. 5:21 right now. new research shows young women report more stress than men soon after a heart attack. that may explain why women tend to have a tougher time recovering. researchers at yale say women under the age of 55 were more likely to report major stressors like family issues and other conflicts, deaths or major illness in of a loved one. there's a new device that could help people with heart problems track how they're doing. the cardio mem sensor is an inplantable wireless sensor, very small but it does a big job. it takes a heart pressure reading on demand and sends information straight to the doctor. >> the device is the first of its kind that offers this type of insight into the patient's health condition. >> the device is in the early stages, but doctors say it gives patients a way to keep an eye on

their heart health every day and allows them to make adjustments with treatments as necessary. >> also this morning, a new study finds donor hearts are being reject the by transplant centers despite a desperate need for them. doctors reject hearts because of small size, advanced age or disease. the standard varies among hospitals and they are calling for scientific guidelines to determine whether donor hearts are suitable for transplants. more kids are eating school. [ fasts than ever before. the latest report on school meals found that during the last school year more than 13 million kids ate their breakfast at school. 85% of them came from low income families who qualified for fee or reduced price meals. the report also found that daily school breakfast participation has risen to almost 50%. coming up, two giants teaming up. spider-man is swinging his way or scaling his way into marvel

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2017, which will be a reboot for the franchise without andrew garfield. >> who is the leading man. who will be spider-man, to be dernled. > . coming up, flames erupt at a bay area safe way. and police are trying to find out if two brazen robberies at high-end jewelry stores are linked. this is a look at downtown san jose. we know it's on its way. it will be a nice one out there. christina will have more on the forecast after this break.

a south bay police officer opening fire in the middle of a busy intersection but the suspect gets away. >> fierce flames at a safeway light up the night sky. >> and i'm christina loren, we have changes coming your way.

and for all you lovers out there, i have ideas for you. all of this when we get to your micro climate forecast. and a number of cars struggling up today in the south bay. might be a better idea if you carpool. >> everybody wants coziness and companionship. >> a little love. >> it's tuesday, february 10th. you're watching "today in the bay." good tuesday morning to you. thank you very much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. >> a search underway for a burglary suspect who tried to run over a police officer at 5:45 last night prompting the officer to shoot at the car. the investigation shut down a busy intersection during rush hour. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in sunnyvale with

the latest information. >> reporter: that intersection is back open, it has been for quite some time. police are still looking for the driver of a white mercedes sedan who tried to run over one of those officers yet. two santa clara police officers, one in an unmarked suv, the other in a squad car, they pulled over the driver around 5:45 last night in front of a 76 station here. they were pulling him over because the mercedes matched the vehicle involved in nearby auto burglaries. as the one officer stood outside his unmarked suv, the driver of the mercedes drove straight at him prompting that officer to fire several rounds into the oncoming vehicle. >> all we know is he feared enough for his life that he would be pinned between the two vehicles, he decided to take the course he did and shoot at the vehicle. >> the officer in the squad car chased the mercedes, but the driver of the mercedes got away.

still on the loose. police don't know if that driver or any passengers in the car were hit. the officer who did the shooting is on paid administrative leave. even though this involved two santa clara police officers, sunnyvale police are heading up the investigation since it happened in their city. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." firefighters are trying to figure out what caused a fire in a safeway store in san rafael last night. the fire started about 11:30 last night in a trailer at the store's loading dock. fire crews were able to put the fire out before it spread inside the building. happening today, raising awareness is the theme. protesters in downtown san jose are trying to end the violence.

>> stephanie chuang has more. there's a die-in demonstration set to happen here at city hall to call attention to statistics, like how how transgender women of color feel seven times less safe. the death of taja dejesus is spurring this concern. she was found stabbed to death on her apartment stairs february 1st. her mother said she moved from san jose to san francisco ten years ago to feel more safe. friends and family are grieving her loss. >> she was really lighthearted, kind of care-free person. even though she was going through so much. i wonder when is it going to be me? >> reporter: a heavy question there. san francisco's lgbt center was busy last night with people

preparing for today's demonstration that will happen at 1:30 this afternoon. taja is the fourth transgender to be murdered in california in the last month and the fifth in the country in the past year. some say the city and county must end plans for a new jail and instead route those funds to trans community programs, such as anti-violence work. life in san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. it is 5:34. this morning police in san francisco trying to figure out if the same suspects are behind two brazen robberies at high-end jewelry stores. three men rushed into tina's jewelry ordering the employees there to the ground. the robbers got away if a light-colored suv with the jewelry. two days prior three masked

gunmen disguised as construction worker held up employees at a tiffany's. no arrest in either case. donations are pouring in for the 38 people left homeless by the fire at 22nd and mission. you will recall that a couple weeks ago. those people won't likely see all the money. a good fund me page was started, but website fee also tas will t thousands away from the total. >> i would like to see some willingness to help. >> gofundme takes 5% of the funding. good fund me says if we began waiving fees on a regular basis there would be no way for us to build and maintain the website.

happening now, residents of two small towns in the sierra are salvaging what they can after a wildfire. the round fire destroyed 40 homes in mall meadows and prar paradise. highway 9 is back open this morning west of downtown. it was closed yesterday after a mudslide blocked the entire road. micro climate forecast at 5:36 on this tuesday morning. a live look from the san bruno mountains for the fashion forward amonges esst us, like christina loren, maybe you picked up some boots for the rain, will we have to trade them in? >> i think you have to put them away. thanks for joining us. i love getting your feedback on our facebook page. this morning high pressure is the dominant feature. as we head throughout the next

couple of days, it will only amplify more so. for us that will lead to ground level fog. what happens is high pressure moves in, compresses everything in the atmosphere, that's what we're talking about. up in the north bay, as that high pressure getting stronger tomorrow, i believe we'll see quite a bit of fog across the bay area. watching out for that. right now, just a little patchy fog from santa rosa to marin county. 49 in san francisco. 46 in san jose. 45 to kick off the new day in livermore. here's what you can expect for today. a nice cool start to the morning. areas of valley fog getting into your afternoon. full sunshine by lunch time. all across the board. we always meet back here at 11:00 a.m. for our midday brock cast. you think i'm going to be wrong? check back in with it's then and we'll tell you whether or not that's the case. maybe some lingering patches of fog at the immediate coast. as we head throughout the evening, the sun will set at 5:42. looking good for a comfortable evening ahead.

temperatures today work like this. 69 degrees out in the north bay. that's the coldest place to start and it will be the warmest as we finish off the day. 65 in san francisco. 66 on the peninsula. 66 and beautiful downtown san jose. like i said before, talking about records in my next report. likely to hit some of those records as of tomorrow. better chance getting into the end of the week. we'll shatter records as we get into your valentine's day. going to be hot out there, mike. a bit on the hot side. those women maybe need to be fanned, maybe some grapes. >> the big peacock feather fan i have for my wife. and we have the kids now to carry them like cleopatra, this is not mother's day, it's valentine's day. they can carry me, too. a load of traffic over the bay in towards san francisco. we should see metering lights turned on in the next, say, 90 seconds or so. looking at a smoother drive for the fastrak lanes.

no big drama off the east bay curve. the view from emeryville, shows you the fan and heading towards san francisco, there is the volume. also the camera steady. yesterday shaking around a lot. a lot of wind. today much calmer. as we look at maps, talking about the fog christina is reporting. marin county with a little bit of fog. in ]ov.>isrichmond, before you the merge, a little fender bender there. no slowing has showed up. zooming out to the upper east shore freeway, concord, walnut creek this section moving nicely. close to the speed limit. the build off of highway 4 for antioch. north bay, no delays. novato, mill valley at speed. over here, the dublin interchange moves smoothly. look at the tri valley. we have a lot of slowing coming into livermore. a crash reported at greenville. we had an earlier crash at airway causing early slowdowns.

there's a compression here approaching north livermore. >> all right. that could bode poorly for the rest of the commute. thank you very much. we're learning more about a rare medical phenomenon. babies born with fetuses inside of them. >> yes. plus measles taking center stage on capitol hill today. and it all came down in a matter of seconds. almost all of it. the dramatic new video of a vegas casino implosion overnight. a live look outside at the sparkling bay bridge. we will return shortly with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather after this break.

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confirmed with cases of measles. good morning. >> reporter: that's right. washington is on the list now. the cdc tracks 121 cases so far spreading across the u.s. we talked to health departments in different cases where they are having more cases that the health department has not caught up with. california has 88 of those cases. it broke out at disneyland, but now it's spread across the midwest to the east coast. that's part of what they'll talk about here in the senate health committee today, how do you stop it? the health experts so far have said you have to get more people to take this vaccine. some people are opposed. some people cannot take the vaccine. but most health experts say it's the best way to develop the herd immunity so everyone around you is vaccinated and stops the virus from spreading further.

>> thank you very much. this morning doctors in hong kong are talking about a strange medical condition, babies being born with embryos inside. >> the condition is extremely rare. only 200 cases have been recorded. the article describes a study of newborn baby girls. doctors thought she had a tumor in her stomach, but test results revealed the growths were twin fetuses. doctors say the embryos were fertilized by the parents but somehow grew inside the baby. a simple invisible spray may allow consumers to track items through their smartphones. >> you're thinking what? this is the product of a bay area brainstorm. the technology is called dna tracks. it's a small dna infused traceable spray that's harmless. it was developed at laurenceville labs. the spray may one day be used like a bar code or fingerprint for items like produce. it may determine where it comes from or if it's been genetically altered.

one day smartphones may be able to read that information. the northeast digging out from another huge storm. this marks number three. three straight weeks of this. parts of massachusetts and connecticut got up to two feet of snow yesterday. schools there are closed again, despite how high the tolerance may be. it's leading to a big problem, where to dump what's accumulated to be six feet of snow. >> another problem are the dangerous roads. 20 vehicles were involved in a deadly pileup last night on the new jersey turnpike. one person was killed. 20 others were hurt. >> that looks challenging. time to turn to our micro climate forecast. a live look outside downtown hahn jose on this tuesday morning. the totals we saw in the northeast, jaw dropping. here we are trying to build our own totals of rain accumulation,

and we're making progress. >> we are making significant progress. i'll have a progress report coming up. remember when you stand in the san luis reservoir, you know what i mean? that was a bad situation. wait until i show you how well we are doing total. 5:46, good morning to you. yeah. that was really impressive shot. it told the story of how grim our water outlook was at this time last year. in comparison we're doing well. obviously we need more rain. we need to continue to conserve in the great state of california. the recent rainfall has made a dent. we'll talk about that dent coming up. right now i wanted to talk about what's happening. pacifica, showing you some fog. not getting a lot of fog yesterday. as we head between now and 7:00 a.m., we will see more of that. temperatures this morning are chilly, grab a coat. 45 in the tri valley. by lunch time you will need that jacket on the peninsula. 59 degrees at lunch.

60 degrees at the south bay. rounding out in the mid to upper 60s. significantly warmer than yesterday by 3 to 5 degrees. here's the deal. area of low pressure left some remnant moisture. high pressure comes in, pushes everything to the surface. i think tomorrow morning, as this ridge gets stronger, we'll have that remnant moisture. we will see more fog as a result. that high temperature ridge builds in for tomorrow. look at our temperatures. some records. 68 in napa. the record is 70 degrees. record is 68 degrees. we'll hit 70 tomorrow. 71 degrees is the forecast in hayward. the record is 68. 74 is the forecast for santa rosa. we have longstanding records. that will bypass 72. you know what? just to give you an indication how much warmer it will get, typically we hit the low 60s in the south bay. we're talking about 78 degrees by friday. even warmer conditions as we climb into your valentine's day weekend.

obviously it will be much warmer than average. how much warmer in the east bay valleys? the average is 60 degrees this time of year for concord, pleasant hill, walnut creek, lafayette. 65 degrees by friday. saturday, 75 degrees. you know what i'm thinking? the beach is that way. we'll have the full forecast for that coming up as we head throughout the morning together what are you tracking? >> i'm tracking the gun show, look at that, muscle beach. this is the bay bridge. folks have gone there for a short stay. metering lights are on. fast track lanes moving very well. as we look at your map, we see that movement at the bay bridge. we see a little slowing at the berkeley curve northbound at 880. the build is on for this tuesday commute. so far no drama for the maze or the east shore freeway. the oakland approach is very well. i will show you the upper east shore freeway. the richmond-san rafael bridge,

no wind. much calmer conditions. lane five at the toll lane is closed for the rest of the day. no problems for concord, walnut creek interchange, 580 the traditional slowing past the earlier crash, all clear once you head towards the dublin interchange. moving down towards the south bay, northbound 101, that's the only real slowing we see. the peninsula moves smoothly, san mateo, palo alto, a live look at san jose. volume is kicking in northbound. we have that first burst we typically see, it's slowed down here up to alum rock, it will simmer down and kick in again in a half hour. back to you. >> thank you very much. the trial begins tomorrow for a man charged with killing the former navy s.e.a.l. depicted in the film "american sniper." the texas judge seated the jury in one day. eddie ray ralph is charged with killing chris kyle and his friend at a shooting range in

2013. there were concerns of the release of the film about kyle's life would cause potential jurors to be biased, but turned out not to be the case. ralph is a former marine who struggled with post-traumatic stress disorder. his attorneys plan to pursue an insanity defense. a las vegas casino implosion, the first in eight years. that's how it's done. the 12-story clarion casino hotel was reduced to rubble this morning. part of it on the right stayed standing after the dust settled. the site is off the strip. it went through several lives since 1970s, including the greek isles and the debby reynolds. >> look at that thing go. her court appearance has just wrapped up. wait a minute, is this the same woman again? marilyn hartman just made an early morning appearance in florida. >> someone needs to figure out

how she keeps boarding these plans. kris sanchez has what happened this time and what's next. >> we've been talking to our partners there in jacksonville. they got a phone call from the tsa in washington saying we need answers. we are looking for the exact same thing. we can tell you this morning that marilyn hartman just finished appearing before a judge after she was busted in a luxury hotel room this she didn't pay for near jacksonville. she faces two charges of fraud, one charge of trespassing. she remains in custody. her bail is set for $50,000. we first came to know marilyn hartman after she jumped a flight from mineta to san jose and landed. they said it was not a secure if i breacsecurity breach, she was arrested, though, as she landed at l.a.x.

according to the arrest report in florida, this time the 63-year-old started out in minnesota on sunday where she boarded a plane without a ticket, arrived in jacksonville, then upped it a notch. she used a fake name to get to the omni resort there near jacksonville where she stayed in a $300 a night villa until the real jest showed up. she has previously told law enforcement she feels safer at airports instead of on the streets where she usually lives. when she was referred to a residential mental health treatment facility in northern california, she did not stay. hartman was assigned a public defender. her bail was set at $50,000. she has said to -- she has claimed to be homeless, so they may not have the funds for this. she told the court she's retired and has an income of about $800 a month. a lot of questions. >> it's amazing. you can't judge a book by its

cover. >> who knows what to make of this, but she probably needs gps tracking. president obama is ratcheting up the heat on isis. as soon as today he may ask congress to approve use of congressional aides say the white house is in the final stages of formulating its plan. that request will be made as early as today or tomorrow. the u.s. has been involved in air strikes for months but never received approval from congress. this would be the first congressional war vote in 13 years when u.s. ground forces returned to iraq. in the meantime, president obama comes back to the bay area on thursday. >> yes, but there will be fewer photo-opes and fun raisers, and more action. on friday, he will be at stanford. it's the first time in 40 years that a sitting u.s. president will make a speech at stanford university. president obama will meet with faculty, tax ceos and law enforcement. >> a great opportunity for students on campus to dive into

an issue that's been so pressing the last few years. >> stanford is allowing a number of students into the event. it's closed to the public but will be streamed live online. the president's subject matter is timely. today is safer internet day. facebook is hosting an event on its campus this afternoon for local high school students. california's attorney general, carmela harris, and facebook's coo will speak with students about internet safety. students from seven bay area schools will participate. the government has an appetite for data. it wants more. >> u.s. investigators have asked for more information than ever. >> about 1600 times in the last six months. twitter says it handed the information over about 80% of the time. twitter released its latest transparency report on monday, saying how often it's been asked for user information or to take

down something. the most takedown request came from turkey. turkey's president tried to ban twitter at one point. its court said that was unconstitutional. weirdly enough, this same president who doesn't like twitter because so many twitter users have been accusing him of corruption, sent his first tweet today. he said you shouldn't smoke. netflix is now available in cuba. the los gatos company is the first to take advantage of the new openness. not many cubans have an international credit card or high speed internet access, if they did, they, too, could watch "house of cards." wall street looking to break a two-day losing streak. oil prices on their way back up. home depot says it will hire 80,000 new workers as part of the spring effort as we get to that and we can start working on the outside of our houses. >> we'll get that honey-do list to you. >> we're feeling springy this morning. and why not? we have a beautiful week in store. 5:55 right now let's get your

micro climate forecast. >> we can enjoy it comfortably knowing we accumulated significant rainfall over the weekend. good morning. 49 in san francisco to start. chilly start up in the north bay, 41, patchy fog developing up there. otherwise, mostly clear at this point. expecting more of that fog to continue from now until 7:00 a.m. by lunch time today, low 60s. mid to upper 60s to finish off the day. this is just the beginning. we have only just begun to warm you up. >> carpenters reference. over here. looking at the bay area. the entire bay. nothing unusual for the peninsula. let's go to northbound 101 through san jose, a good deal of slowing that should let up and kick in again at 6:30. a little slowing on 280 to the approach to 17.

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grocery store. and the stowaway nabbed again and appearing in court. and it wasn't for just sneaking on to a plane this time. we have a warm up coming your way starting today. we will boost our temperatures up 3 to 5 degrees. we will be in the upper 70s the midsection of the week and then a warm weekend. we'll tell you what's going on and how warm it will be for your valentine's day plans in just moments. and a new crash coming in. our traffic center might be able to find it in this live shot. i'll show you what we find over the next couple. >> all right. christina has that positive vibe going this morning on the weather front. beautiful temperatures on the way. we are fully on board. it's tuesday, february 10th this is "today in the bay." good tuesday morning to you. i'm